that's over in san ramon. $4.09 there at national petroleum on san ramon valley boulevard.eading down to i-5, down to vegas, head east and buttonwillow, lowest price there, $4.03 at easy trip travel plaza. gasbuddy.com helps you wherever you go. roadways, smooth flow of traffic. getting a little more traffic on the roadways. the san mateo bridge getting busy there. we are seeing westbound the taillights not brake tapping but general slowing. it's more crowded, and of course you've got to slow. keep that distance between the cars. the bay bridge toll plaza has a very mild backup and the metering lights are on. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," the special counsel's investigation into biden turns out a devastating report. we'll have that. >>> you have your food, you have your drinks, your niners jersey. so when exactly is kickoff? we're answering the super bowl question that's mystified some football fans for decades. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ yeah yeah ♪ >> they said yeah when it comes to usher's big super bowl halftime extravaganza, and he is promising some big surprises and a first for t

this is at bishop ranch in san ramon.s super bowl game, the showdown against the chiefs. and monta vista high school band is helping get things started this morning. game time ready, of course, some of the band members and our niners empire are set to appear on the "today" show later this morning. we do have live coverage for you from the bay area and to vegas all morning long locally as well. keep it right here. so much ahead. >> it's amazing to see all those people up so early in the morning. >>> maybe you are set, you have your snacks ready, i know i do. your big screen is on standby and all the cushions on the couch probably placed to have that nice spot, all in preparation for super bowl sunday. so what time is kickoff, anyway? >> that answer may be harder to get than you think. super bowl start time listed as it usually is these years, at 3:30 p.m. pregame coverage goes on all day long. one former executive at espn says come kickoff, don't expect a hard start. the reason is pure and simple. money. >> it's the bigges

tambiÉn en el este en san ramÓn. mucha precauciÓn para mi gente. en este momento. tenemos gran cobertura en nuestra regiÓn. miren hacia el norte. seguirÁn extendiÉndose para las siguientes horas . podemos registrar lluvias mÁs severas y seguirÁ extendiÉndose hasta la maÑana. en san mateo continuamos con lluvias intensas. >> los fuertes vientos causar la caÍda de ramas y Árboles. estamos con evelyn escalera. >> si tiene un cable caÍdo o colgando llame al 911. como mencionÉ todavÍa puede estar energizado. si experimenta un apagÓndes enchufes las televisiones. que no haya peligro sobre una posible sobrecarga elÉctricas. esta tarde una niÑa resultÓ herida tras la caÍda de un Árbol. esta niÑa quedÓ herida y tuvo que ser trasladada al os y tal. en la madrugada nos Árboles pueden colapsar. vamos a ver cuÁles son las seÑales. ningÚn Árbol es seguro. >> la pronta mÁs importantes cÓmo identificar los Árboles que puedan ser un riesgo. >> son raÍces poco profundas. tambiÉn los robles. va a notar la diferencia. si usted no he notado. esto sÍ es peligro. es muy

all right, so let me bring in our next guest, ramon garcia fernandez, he's an economist, professor at the universitat federal, abc, ufabc, joins us, ramon fernandez, welcome to economic divide, the world bank president has made a statement, i like to get your reaction on, who has said, what's going on in gaza, also the challenges of equane and then the red sea among the top challenges, the top, he said challenges uh for the global economic outlook, which has contributed to the lowest growth of the last 55. years that's uh pretty heavy and what's interesting about this is that both conflicts or these conflicts involve the us to a large degree so doesn't that make the us actually the biggest threat to the global economy? well the actually the us being involved in these two two wars actually represent a big threat, however i think that the biggest problem for the world economy are the kind of policies defended especially by the imf that provoke that defending the austerity and defending the interests of the creditors above the interest of the debitors, so it's more kind of a structural p

countries are heading towards a scenario of recession and inflation. okay, great. let's bring now ramon fernandez, economist and a professor at university, the universitat federal, the abc, uf, abc. um, ramon fernandez, welcome back, i'd like to ask you about the warnings from the imf and the world bank. in terms of the depth of how this aggression uh the genocidal war and the impact that it's having where they say it will emperol the global economy, how true you think that is and how deep uh will that happen if you agree with that um and if that's the case why is it when you take a look at the red sea region the us and the uk are pursuing this militarization given the fact that this does impact the world economy which they also bear the brunt of it. "i think that the united states are don't specially concerned with the way the world economy works, i think that they priorize their own interests and if it conflates with the situation of the world economy, they would put the us first, so if you for example last year the us economy has..." grown above the world economy and still and even i

así relata su primo ramón díaz granados. y próximamente vamos, unos 90 100 migrantes. un momento y le dije listo, gaby, vamos para arriba, vamos porque tenemos que llegar. tú llegas arriba ya descansa. pero gabriela no se recuperó. yo en ese momento no sentía cansancio, la verdad. o sea, yo como pude la arrastré, le decía gaby, despiértate, si no se despertaba. dice que su prima murió en sus brazos. la causa asegura, fue un infarto cuando ya la la toqué. le toqué su brazo, ya estaba rígido y le dije no, ya está muerta. ya llegaron a tomarle el pulso. pues miraron que ya no, no había nada que hacer. según datos del proyecto de migrantes desaparecidos, las muertes y desapariciones de migrantes en la frontera aumentan cada año. según esta organización, en el 2022 se documentaron más de 1400 muertes, siendo el año más mortífero. desde el 2014 la organización amigos de guadalupe en san josé dicen que actualmente enfrentan una crisis de ayuda para los inmigrantes recién llegados al área de la bahía. por eso urgen al congreso del país aprobar una reforma migratoria que llegam

así relata su primo ramón díaz granados. próximamente vamos unos 90 100 migrantes.ecto en horas de la noche que ramón dice su prima comenzó a sentirse mal. le di agua, ya se 60 un momento y listo. gaby vamos para arriba, vamos porque tenemos que llegar. tú llegas arriba, ya descansamos , pero gabriela no se recuperó. yo en ese momento no sentía cansancio, la verdad. o sea, yo como pude la arrastré, le decía gaby, despiértate o se despertaba. dice que su prima murió en sus brazos. la causa asegura, fue un infarto cuando ya la la toqué. le toqué su brazo, ya estaba rígido. le dije no, ya está muerta. ya llegaron a tomarle el pulso. pues miraron que ya no, no había nada que hacer. según datos del proyecto de migrantes desaparecidos, las muertes y desapariciones de migrantes en la frontera aumentan cada año. según esta organización, en el 2022 se documentaron más de 1400 muertes, siendo el año más mortífero desde el 2014. la organización amigos de guadalupe en san josé dicen que actualmente enfrentan una crisis de ayuda para los inmigrantes recién llegados al área de la

>> now at 5.30, a family in san ramon is trying to get back on their feet after losing their home over the weekend. >> the house was not insured and as kron four's philippe djegal reports, a family is now are lying on the goodness of their neighbors. >> lindsey do and her daughter maddie say the past week has been surreal. their family has been living with their neighbors next door since their home in san ramon caught fire saturday night and struggling. trying to get through day by day. an electrical malfunction caused a spark eventually shooting flames through the house, destroying the interior. it's but i mean. >> we'll see what happens on the positive side. the family of 4 plus 3 dogs are all alive, but lindh says her husband has lived in this home. his entire life. they renovated the place themselves. and lynn lost her wedding ring in the fire as well as both her and her husband, cell phones, which they left behind and grateful our families here. >> i don't want to seem like i'm just like petty person, those material things mean something and we we want we want that. but now they'r

their family has been living with their neighbors next door since their home in san ramon caught fireand struggling. trying to get through day by day. an electrical malfunction caused a spark eventually shooting flames through the house, destroying theer

nbc bay area's bob redell is at our own pep rally at the lot at city center bishop ranch in san ramone party started early with a lot of interesting fans. >> let's go, niners! >> reporter: who invited this guy? we asked fans to show up at 4:00 a.m. they were already out here at 3:30 a.m. we've also got the monta vista marching band color guard in the background. the you look all the way back here, we have filled at least half of the lot restaurant at city center bishop ranch. well over 100 fans for this pep rally that aired on the "today" show this morning. the kansas city chiefs had a similar pep rally. if you can hear me, i think we outdid them. you came all the way from redwood city. you've been a fan, you said, since you were 4 years old. >> 4 years old. >> reporter: why are you so dedicated? >> i love this team. i feel like it's my family. i'm loving it. 1992 was a great year. >> reporter: why do you feel like it's family? >>> i of watched them grow up. i just came to america. we turned on football and there it was. love at first sight. i'm living the american dream. i watched th

filed against the san ramon valley unified school district. it alleges the school failed to act on complaints involving a theater arts teacher. and as a result, a student was sexually assaulted and abused the suit alleges around the 2010 to 2011 school year while the victim was a senior at san ramon valley, the teacher sexually assaulted her in at least 6 locations. the filing also alleges the school district knew about inappropriate behavior and failed to protect students. kron four's reached out to the school district. they said, quote, we take these kinds of allegations very seriously because it is an active litigation. it is our policy not to comment. the cyberattack was not to blame for a nationwide outage to 8 tnt cellular network. the telecommunications company is blaming a software update. instead in a statement, the company says, quote, based on our initial review, we believe the outage was caused by the application and execution of an incorrect process used as we were expanding our network, not a cyber attack. should we learn of any

in san ramon is recovering from a fire that burned their home. flames gutted the entire house as kron four's philippe djegal reports the property wasn't insured. >> linda saito and her daughter maddie say the past week has been surreal. their family has been living with their neighbors next door since their home in san ramon caught fire saturday night and the struggling. trying to get through day by day an electrical malfunction caused a spark eventually shooting flames through the house, destroying the interior. ix, but i mean, >> we'll see what happens on the positive side. the family of 4 plus 3 dogs are all alive, but lindh says her husband has lived in this home. his entire life. they renovated the place themselves. and lynn lost her wedding ring in the fire as well as both her and her husband, cell phones, which they left behind and grateful our families here. >> i don't want to seem like i'm just like petty person with those material things mean something. and we we want we want that. but now they're gone. making matters worse. the home is

the victim was a senior at san ramon valley. the teacher sexually assaulted the victim in at least 6 locations. the filing also alleges the school district knew about the inappropriate behavior and failed to protect students. kron 4 has reached out to the school district and are awaiting a response. 8 men are dead after a head-on crash in the central valley this morning. chp says 2 car slammed into each other just outside of fresno between highways, 5.99. around 06:30am, it happened on avenue? 7 avenue, 7 west of road. 22 in a rural area, officers say a chevrolet pickup burry in a gmc van from the fresno kerman area collided head on. investigators say the van had 8 men inside for workers who are headed to work in the fireball area. the pickup, one person inside officials say their investigation suggests the pickup crossed into the opposite lane and hit the van, killing the driver of the pickup and 7 people in the van. >> people love than hour their seat belts and were properly restrained as a result of that, they sustained fatal

the family of san ramon is recovering from a fire that destroyed their home to make matters worse as kron four's philippe djegal learned that property was not insured. >> lindsey do and her daughter maddie say the past week has been surreal. their family has been living with their neighbors next door since their home in san ramon caught fire saturday night and struggling. trying to get through day by an electrical malfunction caused a spark eventually shooting flames through the house, destroying the interior. it's but i mean. >> we'll see what happens on the positive side. the family of 4 plus 3 dogs are all alive, but lin's says her husband has lived in this home. his entire life. they renovated the place themselves. and lost her wedding ring in the fire as well as both her and her husband, cell phones, which they left behind and grateful that her family is here. >> i don't want to seem like i'm just like petty person, those material things mean something and we we want we want that. but now they're gone. making matters worse. the home is not insured. everything last is gone. >> a

josÉ ramÓn lÓpez dice que fue una venganza por la revelaciÓn que hizo su padre del nÚmero telefÓnicodel the new york times. el mandatario arremetiÓ contra univisiÓn. >> no se puede calumniar al presidente de mÉxico. nunca se debe permitir. fÉlix: en media hora cierran las urnas en carolina del sur sobre las primarias republicanas y donde donald trump aparece como favorito. nikki haley dijo que pase lo que pase hoy seguirÁ en la contienda. a propÓsito de donald trump, esta maÑana participÓ en la reuniÓn conservadora que estÁ marcada por las polÍticas migratorias del presidente biden y sus crÍticas. florida obligarÁ a redes sociales a verificar la edad de usuarios para impedir que menores de 16 aÑos puedan abrir cuentas. >> es una violaciÓn a la primera enmienda. >> noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana con fÉlix de bedout. fÉlix: muy buenas noches. la confrontaciÓn entre el presidente lÓpez obrador de mÉxico y el new york times sigue con secuelas. el hijo del mandatario denunciÓ la filtraciÓn de su nÚmero telefÓnico y dice que en venganza por lo que su padre dio a conocer el nÚmero de una

this happened at danville and san ramon, pleasanton locations as well. an investigation into the martinez refinery finds at a mechanical malfunction human error led to the toxic released 2022. and then up in committee also found that they inadequate repairs. component. committee plans to meet again in march. more layoffs, a bay area tech companies. barr report says that settles a bases, zoom. they're cutting about 150 jobs in a bloomberg. also reports at a san francisco based okada laid off about 400 workers. at the state capitol. the black legislative caucus introduced bills they say will lead to the start of reparations for black californians. this is less than a year of the california reparations task force submitted its recommendations report to the governor. lawmakers say one of the bills introduced calls on the state to right. >> a formal apology letter. all right. well, let's switch gears here. get into the weather story. we're talking about. funnel cloud spotted john and a storm on the rise in good morning. yeah, definitely yesterday. >> we'll cl

those are livermore, san ramon, danville, and pleasanton in livermore. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> welfare fate. police right now are looking for a man who they say broke into a home and sexually assaulted a woman inside. police say it happened wednesday night. it was in a neighborhood in the east side of the city bordered by grammar. see circle, zoom in. so you can see. the victim told police she had no idea who this person was only% describing him as about 25 years old had a thin build with short short brown beard. police are asking neighbors right now to check their home surveillance footage to see capture this person on camera somewhere. fayetteville police are also planning to add extra patrols in that neighborhood to time. now is 8.34, and won't tell you about more tech layoffs in the bay area just announced bloomberg is reporting san francisco based cybersecurity firm katya or >> if they're laying off about 400 workers, they say that's about 7% of the workforce. going to be let go by the beginning of april. and last february to cut about 300 jobs

ramon rodriguez is back tonight for a second season of will trent.racter is still solving crimes, but there's a lighter side as well. reporter george pennacchio, from our sister station in los angeles, has a preview. >> did you know that less than 1% of americans drive maroon cars? >> well, that's a fun fact. quite the coincidence that you and your neighbor both drive one. >> now, this is going to sound crazy, but do you have any reason to believe somebody would be trying to kill you today? >> hey, stop! >> ramon rodriguez is not treading lightly when it comes to being back in the title role of will trent. he says you can expect the show to explore a lot more of his character's identity, which began to develop during his tough life as a kid growing up in the foster care system, we see these glimpses and moments of his vulnerability in his heart, and i feel like that allows him to then be the weird. >> sometimes off putting guy, because we see that there's something beneath all that. yeah we're going to be mining through a lot of that kind of stuff. >

at the lot at city center bishop ranch in san ramon.s up in 49ers gear and you might just get on the "today" show or "today in the bay." >> what a way to kick off the weekend. certainly going into the weekend, weather-wise, it's going to be nice there. >> it's going to be nice but chilly. that's what we've been saying. they are getting some rain now, but by the time we get to the weekend in vegas, it's going to only reach into the low 50s, and look at those overnight temperatures in the upper 30s. so pack more than just your jersey in your suitcase. you'll need a nice, warm coat. if you're celebrating here across the bay area, really not much warmer. we're still in the 50s here, and at least it will be dry. we're not tracking any major storms. and we're looking at sunshine. but getting through the next 24 to 36 hours, we are going to see some more rain. a quick wave of showers passing by, this one with a cold front and noon tomorrow we may be dealing with some brief heavy downpours and still some lingering showers into tomorrow afternoo

also, as you're heading out towards san ramon, alamo oaks, on your way up towards walnut creek. you are also running into a pocket of heavy rainfall. there overall. that's about the heaviest that we do have across the bay little pocket right around palo alto. that's coming down. pretty good. but all in all, we are just seeing the start of what's about to be a stormy year. late morning from 8 to 9 moving more into the north bay, 9.10, to 11 for the rest of us pockets of heavier rainfall just leading up to the noon hour. temperatures are in the 40's to 50's. so this is some cool rain. snow level falls to 4,000 feet. so some of our tallest mountains in the bay are going to have a little bit of dusting of snow on the very top which will be kind of cool to see what skies do clear back out. sfo got a wet tarmac there. temperatures rising into the mid 50's later today, right on the eve of that. well, everybody bridge on other bridges as well. they've got their windshield wipers going back and forth. >> things are slow. and so the drive times are going up. 20 minutes traveling into the

my name is ramon cong with public works. we are here today to request approval to award contract san francisco publicworks hunters point central waterfront and potrero hill street pavement renovation and sewer relacement contract for construction duration of [indiscernible] grading and paving inc. the main reason for these execution of the typical [indiscernible] contribute to the overall goal of maintaining or improving the average condition of the street maintained by public works. the scope of work of the contract includes fixing the areas on the roadway, paving two inches of asphalt on 24 blocks and constructing 40 new curb ramps. in partnerships with puc, and as a result of interagency coordination with a different agency to create efficiency and minimize disruption to the public and transit, we incorporated into these contracts two blocks of sewer work from puc. the environmental determination for this contract is categorically exempt which means there isn't potential impact on the environment. the location of the pavi

oh, my wife drives from san ramon all the way down to san jose. i told him, i bet you i know where the trouble spot is between here and there. that's where all the slow traffic is. once you get past those two points, it looks better. so we had a little laugh at the expense of slow traffic. at 850, here's a man who always gets asked about when i'm in public, and it's mr. steve paulson. >> i know someone who makes that exact same drive as mike delfino goes from san ramon to san jose, and he tells me exactly where it backs up. isn't that interesting? >> isn't that interesting? because they asked me about bob warzone. >> i talked to bob yesterday. he is in scottsdale now. gotcha. yes he's in scottsdale now. bob you're probably listening. or if you know bob, you can text him right now. all right. no fog at my house this morning from our good friend, the napa valley chick. so there you go. you know, we're visiting. they set up the napa sonoma go for it. looks good. i think sal mentioned. he usually said the fog burns off and it's beginning to. but there

today the san ramon valley school district is hosting a forum to break down the strategies they're usingrooms. they'll address concerns about the technology and how it imaccount pas students and it is at the san ramon valley boardroom on orchard drive. >>> now to a live look at i-80 at donner summit. this is where there is a lot of snow out there in the sierra. this is popular to tahoe since a lot of the schools are on break. >> chain controls were lifted on the highway about 45 minutes ago and it's starting good news with the snow pack. uc berkeley central sierra snow pack showing the snow falling there. a lot of snow. >> no kidding. makes you want to get up there. >> we've got new totals coming in now that we have the sunrise and people are out there and giving us those measurements and they just look so beautiful as we take a look at palisades that we are slightly above freezing and there's still a lot of snow there on the ground. so taking a look at what we've measured. the uc berkeley central sierra snow lab said they've gotten about nine inches and this is just in the last 24 hours

at t lot at city center official branch in san ramon.ss up in your 49ers gear, and you might just get a chance to tell your family you'll be on the "today" show and "today in the bay." >> come on out, but dress warm. >> yes. it will be cold on friday morning. we're talking 30s in san ramon, so we're getting ready for cooler temperatures one the rain passes tomorrow. >> okay. two leading candidates for senate. two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years, including far right conservatives. adam schiff, the leading democrat, defended democracy against trump and the insurrectionists. he helped build affordable housing, lower drug costs, and bring good jobs back home. the choice is clear. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. ♪♪

appreciated and welcome in san ramon, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news on the peninsula. teenage boy was arrested after police say broke into and burglarized the siebold building in pacifica. police say they got a call wednesday about a robbery at the building off cabrillo highway. >> when they got there, they say they found the 17 year-old running away from the area. police later found him with items they say came from inside the building. he was arrested on several charges. siebel closed last march after being in business for 60 years. >> a search is underway for the family members of a murder victim killed in arizona. more

tambiÉn en san ramÓn. lluvias de moderadas a intensas. lluvias mÁs intensas. agua. se mantienen los bajos 50 grados. en miÉrcoles de cenizas hablamos con la comunidad sobre lo que esta dÍa significa. mantenga su cobertura de medi-cal su oficina local de medi-cal revisará su elegibilidad para la renovación cada año. informe cualquier cambio a medi-cal: información de contacto nuevo trabajo embarazo o recién nacido nuevo domicilio esté pendiente de su correo... puede que su cobertura se renueve automáticamente■ o es posible que deba proporcionar más información. para más información: medi-cal.dhcs.ca.gov saddam: hoy es miÉrcoles de ceniza. millones de personas visitan las iglesias cientos de personas explicaron quÉ significa esta tradiciÓn para ellos. >> iba con mi madre. anteriormente hacÍa ayunos y penitencias, pero ha dejado de hacerlo para cuidar su salud. >> ahora quiere inculcar esa tradiciÓn en sus nietos. >> para muchos es la oportunidad de orar y pedir por el bienestar de los suyos. tengo ocho hijos. mi hermanita chiquit quedÓ embarazada. me siento sola

san ramon valley unified school district officials say they take such allegations seriously but declined to comment further. >>> members of the bay area congressional delegation are working to stop at&t's effort to end landline service in much of california. they wrote with a letter to the public utilities commission urging them to reject the proposal. opponents of the plan say it could leave people stranded when disaster strikes. >>> taking a live look at oakland, the town just got $14 million from the state to build 40 neunits of suorti housing called dignity village and will be deep in east oakland near 98th avenue. the units willbe specifically for seniors experiencing homelessness, oakland's ninth granted homekey project totaling more than $100 million of state money and 467 units for at-risk people. >>> the man behind homekey is losing support according to a poll. . 47% of responders say they approve of the way the governor is handling his job, 50% disa approve and 3% that could not decide. >>> state lawmakers want to end no dogs allowed policies at california apartments in respons

the lot, which is a bar and theater in san ramon, is also hosting a super bowl watch party. they expect a lot of customers as well. >> be sure to join us tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. for a very special red and gold report live in las vegas with the party, the fan events and all the excitement leading up to the big game. >>> we are your home for super bowl lviii. watch it right here on cbs news bay area or streaming on paramount+. >>> still ahead, new fallout from the special counsel's report on president biden's handling of classified documents. >>> being around that type of environment is exciting. i want to get up and dance, too. >> how a century old tradition to black greek organizations is inspiring a new generation of strollers here in the bay area. >>> what you need to know about keeping your food fresh and free of germs on this super bowl sunday. >>> nice weather across the bay area as we finish off the last full week of february and as we head into the weekend, weather looks great, nice view of downtown san francisco, talk abou two leading candidates for senate. two very di

this is at the lot at the city cent bishop ranch in san ramon. be sure to show up in your 49ers gear, and you just might get a chance to tell all your family and friends to watch the "today" show and "today in the bay" because they just might see you there. >> should be a lot of fun. don't let the time intimidate you. 4:00 a.m. is not that bad. >> nah. >>> if you can't make it to las vegas for the super bowl, how about a las vegas trip for two? the travel site las vegas is offering a trip for two for every touchdown scored during the super bowl no matter the team. the winners will get a two-night stay at a hotel on the las vegas strip and two tickets to a cirque du soleil show. you can enter to win stting tomoarrr you want to see who we are as americans? i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban and their crimes against women. and in hillary clinton's state department... we took on gender-based violence in the congo. now extremists are banning abortion and contrac

la filtración de datos ahora estaría tocando al hijo mayor del presidente josé ramón beltrán, de anuncióde la corresponsal del new york times en méxico, tras enviarle una carta preguntándole sobre una supuesta investigación de los estados unidos que presuntamente involucraba a los hijos y colaboradores cercanos del mandatario con narcotraficantes en 2018 en redes sociales, josé ramón lópez denunció que esta es la segunda vez que su número es divulgado, lo que calificó como una forma de venganza y un intento de hacer daño. además, indicó que la publicación del teléfono de la periodista fue consecuencia de ella misma al pensar que el presidente respondería a sus calumnias y denunció que ha sido objeto de acoso en todos los lugares donde ha vivido con su familia, utilizando drones, cámaras políticos y periodismo. esta tarde el presidente de gira por mazatlán, sinaloa, publicó un video en redes sociales y fijó su postura sobre la prensa internacional y sus publicaciones sobre la presidencia y tampoco aceptó que periódicos, por muy famosos que sean, calumnie, tienen que probar. nosotros vamos

weird >> ramon rodriguez is not treading lightly when it comes to being back in the title role of will trent. he says you can expect the show to explore a lot more of his character's identity , which began to develop during his tough life as a kid. growing up in the foster care system, we see these glimpses and moments of his vulnerability in his heart, and i feel like that allows him to then be the weird, sometimes off putting guy because we see that there's something beneath all that. >> yeah, we're going to be mining through a lot of that kind of stuff. i'm special agent will trent. >> you could be okay. >> while there is plenty of drama on the way, bombs got the wrong guy. >> this man was the target. >> you can also still expect some levity. >> he has a way with words, and it's very direct. it's kind of a quality i love about him. i think it's quite refreshing in a way. the guy just if he likes you, boom, you'll know if he doesn't, boom, you're going to know. and so, you know, that's a bit of his awkwardness. ramon is not only back in his tweed three piece suits for his role, a nod

su arresto, sergio gÓmez se mantuvo detrÁs de una puerta mientras compareciera ante el juez hÉctor ramÓnregreso al apartamento que compartÍa con su novia embarazada y comenzÓ a discutir con ella acusÁndola presuntamente de una infidelidad. >>durante la pelea agarrÓ una pistola y la. a la cabeza del hijo de su novia y echÓ un balazo a poca distancia. >> el niÑo estaba acostado en su cama y habÍa recibido un balazo en la frente. le disparÓ a quemarropa. el arma fue recuperada la cena. >>hay exÁmenes que estamos haciendo sobre la evidencia que hayamos conseguido. >>estaba ansioso por conocer a su hermanita. su madre esta esperando un hijo del sospechoso y tiene cinco meses de embarazo. >>es una tragedia enorme. >> tendrÁ su prÓxima audiencia el prÓximo 27 de abril. podrÍa enfrentar una sentencia de al menos 25 aÑos en prisiÓn. >>allegados a la pareja aseguran que sergio llevaba mÁs de dos meses de relaciÓn. en algÚn punto llegÓ a considerarlo como su hijo. presentadora: has logrado hablar por telÉfono con familiares de ambos lados de la pareja. con el padre y tambiÉn con familiares. >>ambas

. >> ktvu allie rasmus explains why leaders in the san ramon unified school district say banning the use of ai for classwork, even homework, is the wrong move. >> artificial intelligence and its role in how students learn was the focus of an hour long presentation at the san ramon unified school district board meeting last night. >> we're still in a space where there's a lot of fear on how to do it the right way. >> district leaders say they've been discussing and studying how ai could impact education ever since chatgpt made its debut in november 2022. >> how to use it for prompting, how to use it to enhance your critical thinking, but also when it when it's not appropriate to use it. >> this morning, a group of more than 30 teachers and administrators from the district's middle and high schools met to discuss and define that question. >> we're going to address the topic of plagiarism, which is something that has come up. teachers are going to help us write what that would look like. >> some students tell us their teachers have already adapted. >> my class is doing like a lot more s

walnut creek along 680 through danville into san ramon, heading towards that five 8680 junction. we've got plenty of precipitation there as well. it's definitely slippery when wet. the roadways are all saturated and ponding at this hour with heavy doses of rain showers. look at the peninsula and also the bay with plenty of rain showers. and again, this is why the national weather service has extended its flood watch to encompass today. we're going to continue to track this system. tell you how much more rain to expect and when the sun was shine. andre, that's minutes away. all right. >> thank you roberta. thousands of pga customers lost power when thunder and lightning rolled through santa rosa, and strong winds across marin county in sausalito, one neighborhood had no electricity for most of yesterday afternoon. ktvu zac sos talked to neighbors who say the power often goes out during severe weather. we're going to keep our fingers crossed. >> we're going to get power on inside tchibo bakery and salsa lido were grinding to a halt monday afternoon. >> it really impacts our bottom

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. >> we are along the san ramon creek in danville. many people remember it flooded last year that led to that massive street flooding this year. not so bad. you can see the debris has been cleared, branches have been cut, many of the residents that we spoke to say they're happy. any of the prep work that's been done in danville before the rain comes. crews were out trimming trees, protecting power lines. this neighborhood saw historic flooding last winter, flooding, rain in the morning. >> so we thought might as well get the dogs out before it gets strong. sister sarah and emily bach live on an elevated property, but even so, their front lawn still flooded last winter. >> they say they cleaned their gutters and prep their backyard ahead of this storm. they're also happy to see crews getting ready. >> ever since the last year, they've been a lot of cleanup, which was much appreciated, especially since down the road there were like cars underneath the water, which was crazy. um, and we went to go check it out and it was up to our legs l

katie's allie rasmus explains why leaders in the san ramon unified school district say banning ai forwrong move here as well. >> artificial intelligence and how it impacts education was the focus of an hour long presentation before the san ramon unified school board last night. district leaders say that they've been discussing and studying how ai and artificial intelligence platforms can affect classroom work. since chat. gpt made its debut in november of 2022. fast forward about two years later, a year and a half later, the technology is now everywhere, and public education is no exception. at the board meeting last night, teachers talked about how they have gone through some training to use ai to make their lessons more fun and engaging. one middle school math teacher talked about how he used an ai program to change all the wording in their math word problems, to be all on the topic of taylor swift, and he said that generated a good response from his students. some educators spoke about how they believe banning the use of platforms like chatgpt altogether isn't the solution, since i

but as former real madrid president ramon calderon explained to the bbc, there's more to this deal thanfor one of the world's most coveted players. mainly it's the glory, the titles. they know here his image, his reputation will be broadcast all around the world. i know mbappe in this case is well known. but when they come to real madrid, the image is strengthened much more. to cricket, and the yorkshire chairman colin graves told a parliamentary committee in the united kingdom on tuesday that he hasn't spoken to azeem rafiq to apologise for the racist abuse he suffered while playing for the club. rafiq's testimony led to the county being fined around $500,000 for failing to address systemic use of racist or discriminatory language over a number of years, and some of the period in question covered grave's initial tenure at the club. here's our sports editor, dan roan. this is the first time colin graves publicly spoke since re—elected as the yorkshire chairman, following a vote by members earlier this month that effectively approved a financial takeover package by a consortium that grav

>> longtime faithful hitting the dance floor in san ramon, decked out in their red and gold. this is exciting because we're not in vegas right? for niners diehards like rhonda newman, the spirit at this pre-super bowl party so contagious and almost feels like game day. they just need to play their best game today, tomorrow, and they're going to do great band tortilla soup doing their best to transport this crowd to the vegas strip, albeit from perhaps another decade. i want y'all to do it like this. >> here we go. listen check it out. let me hear you say, hey. say hey. say ho ho. >> sure. the gaucho brazilian nightclub may not have all the bells and whistles of a bash at the bellagio. >> i wish i could be there, but this is the best thing here. >> that's the conclusion. dj randy came to. i thought about going to vegas myself. >> just $8,000 is a little too rich for my blood. >> outside promoter kevin hall, who helped put on the whole night. oh, and if you're wondering, yes, he bleeds red and gold to i'm feeling good. >> i'm feeling good again. they got a stacked team, but wit

ktvu erasmus live in danville, where leaders in the san ramon valley unified school district say a ban on ai use for classwork and homework is a bad idea. ali >> yeah, artificial intelligence and how it can be incorporated in the classroom was the focus of an hour long presentation that teachers and district leaders gave to the san ramon unified school board last night, district leaders say they've been discussing and studying how ai can impact curriculum, homework classwork ever since chatgpt made its debut in november of 2022. fast forward two years later, and the technology is everywhere. public education no exception. at the board meeting, teachers talked about how they've gone through training to use ai to make their lessons more fun and engaging for students. for example, one middle school teacher talked about how he used ai to change all the wording in the math word problems for students to be on the subject of taylor swift, and he said students responded well to that change. another teacher said her coworkers had asked whether programs like chatgpt should be banned altogether,

ktvu allie rasmus explains why leaders in the san ramon unified school district say banning the use ofswork and even homework is the wrong move. >> artificial intelligence and its role in how students learn was the focus of an hour long presentation at the san ramon unified school district board meeting last night. >> we're still in a space where there's a lot of fear on how to do it the right way. >> district leaders say they've been discussing and studying how ai could impact education ever since chatgpt made its debut in november 2022. >> how to use it for prompting, how to use it to enhance your critical thinking, but also when it when it's not appropriate to use it. >> this morning, a group of more than 30 teachers and admin leaders from the district's middle and high schools met to discuss and define that question. >> we're going to address the topic of plagiarism, which is something that has come up. teachers are going to help us write what that would look like. >> some students tell us their teachers have already adapted, and my class is doing like a lot more stuff on paper. >>

sandra: ayer, luego de que el hijo del presidente josÉ ramÓn denunciara que fue filtrado su nÚmero celularocurriÓ con su telÉfono. claudia escribiÓ que recibido mensajes de odio >> la policÍa estÁ haciendo una investigaciÓn porque esas cosas hay que detenerlas. sandra: mÁs tarde tambiÉn se informÓ que fue dado el nÚmero de cÁlices. >> hay una violaciÓn de los tÉrminos de uso de plataformas sociales y yo creo que en su momento van a tener que censurar ese contenido. s tal y como ya ya ocurriÓ, decidiÓ bajar de la plataforma argumentando que la autoridad mexicana infringiÓ las polÍticas sobre hostigamiento y acoso. horas mÁs tardes volviÓ a ser publicada eliminando el segmento donde aparecÍa el nÚmero de natali. expertos explican que cualquier personal tener acceso nÚmero telefÓnico puede hacer un anÁlisis histÓrico la datageo espacial, es decir, saber por los Últimos cuatro aÑos donde estuvo fÍsicamente esa persona y donde vive. analistas aseguran que el presidente no le ha preocupado construiruna reuniÓn sana con los medios. >> no va a tener buen fin si el mismo presidente de hoy llamar la

when ramon is asked to introduce himself , he goes straight to the point and says about ali's virtues: "for a long time, i have been paying attention to religious thought, and in a special way, i have focused on imam ali and his long-term poetry. my poem is 212 bita ali bahr, and there is one rhyme. in 1979, it was published in the book in 1991. yes, this poem contains 11 parts, the first section is al-shuja'a and jihad according to imam ali al-bayan , the science of grammar based on abi al-aswad al-dawli and the imitation of some of the famous sermons in nahj al-balaghah , khutbah al-khalq, which is the first sermon that was given in al-manhaj, the sermon, and the sermon of al-ghara and the sermon. altawoos and sermons takhart and... i am the messages of imam ali akhtar, the famous message that was sent to ashtar al-nakh'i on the day of muhammed bin abi bakr, yes , and the truths are orders of the world for all ages . if it is false twice in the holy qur'an is enough. twice is enough . we need to know that every year there are 25 days of eid al-bashara, and according to tanya asis, a

just the east of san ramon into the north kind of drying out a little bit. that's good news. in fact, we're still only seeing some flooding there. flood warnings have been extended once again until 3 o'clock in the morning seeing some flooding along some of the smaller creeks there in the north bay. thank you, lawrence. crews cleaning up this mess in the south bay. look at the size that tree. a 75 foot tall. monterey pine tree came crashing down. >> in los altos, it cut off power and water at one point to more than 800 customers. power has been restored to that area. >> that happened about an hour ago. yeah, there were messages being cleaned up all across the bay area today. our kron four's noelle bellow joins us live in studio with a look at the mess is no. >> ken and vicki, there are a lot. thankfully today's break in the heavy rain and wind allowed public works crews to get some work done before things ramp up again over the weekend early this morning in daly, city crews were cleaning after a massive tree came crashing down there. it nearly crushed in apartment building. o

ramon. dress in your 49ers gear nothing comes close to this place in the morning. so glad i can still come here. you see, i was diagnosed with obstructive hcm. and there were some days i was so short of breath. i thought i'd have to settle for never stepping foot on this trail again. i became great at making excuses. but i have people who count on me so i talked to my cardiologist. i said there must be more we can do for my symptoms. he told me about a medication called camzyos. he said camzyos works by targeting what's causing my obstructive hcm. so he prescribed it and i'm really glad he did. camzyos is used to treat adults with symptomatic obstructive hcm. camzyos may improve your symptoms and your ability to be active. camzyos may cause serious side effects, including heart failure that can lead to death. a risk that's increased if you develop a serious infection or irregular heartbeat or when taking certain other medicines. so do not stop, start or change medicines or the dose without telling your healthcare provider. you must have echocardiograms before and d