they were out in front of san jose city hall, oakland city hall, thousands of people protesting the supreme court decision. in san francisco it started outside a building this afternoon. [chanting] >> they joined a rally at the city hall. abc 7 news reporter tim johnson says state march to the heart of the city. he joins us now. tim: several rallies were happening today. some of them converging with one another. no matter which one you're at, all of them had people passionate about making their hd anger and determination following the decision to overturn roe v. wade by the supreme court, protesters were in the streets this afternoon. >> i'm disappointed they have taken a million steps backwards. tim: several rallies were held around the city. from city hall to major streets. chp cleared around 200 protesters off highway 101. >> they have been working on this for 50 years. tim: outside city hall, this woman remembers a time before roe v. wade and is shocked they return now. >> is an awful thing. >> we can't let the government tell us who to be. tim: there was a rally by planned parenthood.

they were out in front of san jose city hall, oakland city hall, thousands of people protesting the supremeuilding this afternoon. [chanting] >> they joined a rally at the city hall. abc 7 news reporter tim johnson says state march to the heart of the city. he joins us now. tim: several rallies were happening today. some of them converging with one another. no matter which one you're at, all of them had people passionate about making their voices heard. anger and determination following the decision to overturn roe v. wade by the supreme court, protesters were in the streets this afternoon. >> i'm disappointed they have taken a million steps backwards. tim: several rallies were held around the city. from city hall to major streets. chp cleared around 200 protesters off highway 101. >> they have been working on this for 50 years. tim: outside city hall, this woman remembers a time before roe v. wade and is shocked they return now. >> is an awful thing. >> we can't let the government tell us who to be. tim: there was a rally by planned parenthood. they vowed to do everything they can to prote

ashes of former san jose mayor norman mineta arrived in that city today. >> lying in rest at san jose city halls memorial service tomorrow morning for rob nesbitt now spoke with mayor sam liccardo and other people. >> who knew the beloved politician? well. >> in his 90 years, norman mineta accomplished a lot here in san jose and in washington, d.c., it's how he made people feel that he'll be remembered for most. >> norman minute is ashes arrived at the airport that bears his name wednesday morning before they were carried to san jose where he served as mayor from 1971. to 1975. want always be broad. era dawns spoke at san jose city hall about minute as many accomplishments locally. but such is a long list that doesn't come close to what he'll remember most about his friend of 55 years. he's here. sincere can sear sincere concern about how i felt it was a member of the u.s. house of representatives and wawaa cabinet member under president bill clinton and president george w bush, san jose mayor sam liccardo was an intern from in washington, d.c., when he was 18 years old never and he had such a

so if you're in san jose, you can come down to the redundant san jose city hall and see what they have set up for the late norman eta. and then tomorrow there is a memorial at the civic center here in san jose that begins at 10 30 in the morning. also open to the public will have more about the life and legacy of norman eta coming up in the five o'clock show for now, jesse gary ktvu fox two news live outside san jose city hall. we'll head back to you up and open. all right, jesse gary for us in the south bay, jesse, thanks well, also in the south bay community there in san jose, is stepping up to support six children who lost both parents and a murder suicide last weekend. police say the father first shot and killed a security guard who tried to intervene during that domestic dispute before shooting his wife and then himself. the couple had six children. we spoke with their aunt who says she is overwhelmed by the support the family is now receiving. this funeral home is helping us to put her to rest. because we wouldn't have we didn't expect this to happen. we didn't know this was gonn

we're live outside san jose city hall. jesse gary ktvu fox news will have more for you coming up in the next hour. wonderful tribute to a remarkable public servant, jesse. thank you. california will soon have its first two latina sheriffs, and they will serve in the bay area. one is christina corpus, the sheriff elect in san mateo county, who overcame a big feet unseat the incumbent. ktvu cristina rendon joins us now she's live outside the department's headquarters with her story, cristina. well, julie christina corpus tells us that there were a lot of people who told her that there was no way she could pull this off. but here she is now sheriff elect in this county. she says she ran a clean grassroots effort campaign and she always felt there was a lot of yearning for change here in the county and changes exactly what she's looking most forward to excited. i am overwhelmed. there's a new sheriff in san mateo county, christina corpus latina just made history the first female sheriff of this county since 18 56 since it was

you're looking at the large groups outside of san francisco city hall, san jose city hall and the citys possibly thousands of people protesting the supreme court's decision, but the reality is the ruling doesn't change much here in california, california has no ban on abortion that was in conflict with the us constitution and so legally things stay the same in, california. now even so if republicans take control of congress after the next election, they could write in the legal personhood of fertilized eggs embryos and fetuses into the us constitution if that happens, it's something that i expect will happen. honestly then it could become completely illegal to have an abortion in california. and that could impact california laws as early as 2024 people gathered outside the ferry building in san francisco this afternoon to protest the supreme court decision overturning roe v wade. they came prepared to make their voices heard the group set off from the embarcadero to join a rally at city hall with planned parenthood, california and women's march sf. and take a look at the crowd gathered

quickly to ban abortion christine, sloan across the bay area crs werut e groups outside of san francisco city hall, san jose city hall and the city hall in oakland. we're talking about hundreds possibly thousands of people protesting the supreme court's decision in san francisco the movement started. side the ferry building protesters came prepared to make their voices heard the group set off from the embarcadero to join a rally at city hall with planned parenthood, california and women's march sf abc news reporter. tim johns was on the streets as the protesters marched through the heart of the city. he takes a closer look at the events that took place. anger and determination following the supreme court's decision to overturn roe versus wade protesters descended on the streets of san francisco friday afternoon. i'm extremely disappointed that the supreme court has taken a million steps backwards. several rallies were held around the city from the steps of city hall to down major streets. one point chp even clearing around 200 protesters off of highway 101 and the far one tree has been working. outside of c

you're looking at the large groups outside of san francisco city hall san jose city hall and the city hall in oakland. we're talking about hundreds possibly thousands. people protests in the supreme court's decision in san francisco the movement outside the ferry building. right there when we want to protesters came prepared to make their voices heard the group set off from the embar. arrow to join a rally at city hall with planned parenthood, california and women's march sf abc 7 news reporter. tim johns was on the streets with them as the protesters marched through the heart of the city. he takes a closer look at the events that took place. anger and determination following the supreme court's decision to overturn roe versus wade protesters descended on the streets of san francisco friday afternoon. i'm extremely disappointed that the supreme court has taken a million steps backwards. several rallies were held around the city from the steps of city hall to down major streets at point chp even clearing around 200 protesters off of highway 101 outside of city hall karen. andy says she

. >>> thousands rallied at san jose city hall and marched towards cesar chavez and a mix of older and younger protesters in the crowd, and some of them remember fighting for reproductive rights decades ago. >> we fought and fought hard for those rights and we assumed is forever. it was accepted by the supreme court. >> those just some of the rallies taking place across the rally since friday's supreme court decision. to stay up to date with the latest of roe v. wade, and what comes late, make sure that you stream kpix5 bay area. >>> castro merchants held a fun family-friendly pride family parade and there were art and crafts and a petting zoo and parents say it was a welcomed distraction. >> it is a heavy weekend and heavy news, and it is feeling like extra important to celebrate. >> it felt especially important and especially meaningful to just be around community. >> the san francisco dyke march returned to castro to mark the anniversary as thousands turned out to celebrate the community. betty yu has more. >> we are at delores park, and as you can see, it is difficult to find an op

san jose state university i think you get the picture of san jose's regard for dad. secretary minetta will return home on wednesday. his ashes will rest in honor at san jose city hall and on thursday. another memorial is planned at the san jose civic auditorium. where former president bill clinton will speak then minetta will be laid to rest next to his parents and his siblings in the city. he called the valley of his dreams. a grand opening on the peninsula is building a better bay area by helping the community come together a ceremony today marked the opening of the new millbrae recreation center. this moment has been a long time in the making in 2016 arson destroyed the previous community center that facility was considered the heart of the community by many city county and state officials were on hand for today's ribbon cutting. this will transform millbrae and bring the community together in a way. that is it's just really very very special. millbrae's new recreation facility is 24,000 square feet and includes a licensed preschool fitness center team game room arts center conference rooms and a community room. to the north bay now where smart service is expand

san jose mayoral race. amy hollyfield is at san jose city hall with more on what the frontrunners are saying. >> this is a bigity. it does not come around very often. the mayor has been in office since 2014. he is terming out this year, so this race is wide open, and there are several candidates all trying to get his job. there's a county supervisor in the race, along with three city councilmembers. there's also a retired police sergeant and two students. the topic of homelessness has emerged as one of the major issues candidates say will need addressing by the new mayor. here is a sample of what some of them have had to say heading into this election. >> it is important that we not only have people who are experienced, but people who have a track record of success. >> we need to not only double down, but triple down our homeless prevention strategies, as well as ensuring that we have safety, sanitation and services. >> we've got to be much more pragmatic about investing in mental health treatment, cost-effective shelter, and bringing people indoors. >> we have people suffering and dying out in our streets, a

those leaders then announced rally starting at 10 this morning in front of san jose city hall. swalwell says a parallel rally is also set to begin at 10 right here this morning. in front of the planned parenthood. real life this morning and i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. well this morning protesters remain outside of the supreme court in washington, d. c. those protesters have been there through the night into the morning. the demonstration has been largely peaceful groups on both sides of the debate gathered outside that court within moments of the ruling's announcement. even some democratic members of congress took part marching to the u. s supreme court in protest, and what we're going to do now is rely on 17th century tradition and history. all the decisions coming from the supreme court, you know yours out, put on your your belt because we're in for eight reversal of virtually everything. police in washington , d c said the department is on high alert and extra officers will be on patrol throughout the weekend at 7 33. the supreme court ruling prompted the immediate

san jose honoring one of its very own today as the remains of former mayor norm. and arrive at the airport that bears his name before traveling through japantown to san jose city hallron four's rob nesbitt talked with mayor sam liccardo and others who knew the politician well, and he has more from downtown san jose on how was honored and remembered. >> in his 90 years, norman mineta accomplished a lot here in san jose and in washington, d.c., it's how he made people feel that he'll be remembered for most. >> norman minute is ashes arrived at the airport that bears his name wednesday morning before they were carried through san jose where he served as mayor from 1971. to 1975. want always be broad. era dawns spoke at san jose city hall about minute as many accomplishments locally but says it's a long list that doesn't come close to what he'll remember most about his friend of 55 years is here. sincere can sear sincere concern about how i felt it was a member of the u.s. house of representatives and was a cabinet member under president bill clinton and president george w bush, san jose mayor sam liccardo was an intern from in washington, d.c., when he was 18 years ol

san jose paid tribute to norman manette a. after landing at the airport named after him a procession took his remains to rest in honor at san jose city hall making a few stops along the way. people waved flags at the motorcade as it stopped at his home and cub scouts stood attention at the railroad tracks where he was photographed on his way to a japanese internment camp. he was mayor of san jose represented the city in congress and eventually served in two presidential cabinets. a public memorial ceremony is tomorrow at the san jose civic aud auditorium. >>> now to pandemic headlines. infants and young children are a st covid-19. today an fda panel voted to authorize shots from both moderna and pfizer. >> if it's a population that has been much less affected than the older populations, particularly the oldest population, but one nonetheless has also been affected. >> pfizer says its three-shot series is 80% effective in preventing systemic infections in young children. two doses of moderna seemed to be strong enough to prevent severe infections but only 40 to 50% effective at mild infections. they added a booster to the study. the cdc ha

san jose mayoral race. amy hollyfield is live at san jose city hall with more and what the front runners are saying.ning. this opportunity does not come open that often. mayor sam liccardo has been in office since 2014. his term is now up, and there are several candidates who are in this wide-open race or there is a county supervisor in the race, along with three city councilmembers ear there is also a retired police sergeant and two students the topic of homelessness has emerged as one morsss say the need addressinge new mayor of san jose. here is a sample of what some of them had to say heading into this election day. >> it is important that we not only have people with experience but people with a track record of success. >> we need to not only double down but tripled on on homeless prevention strategies, as well as ensuring we have safety sanitation services. >> got to be lots more pragmatic about investing in addiction treatment, mental health treatment, ringing people indoors. >> we have seen the homeless population grow, people suffering and dying on our streets. we need to get a handle on th

nbc robert handa joins us from san jose city hall and one of many events was held from pineda's appreciative family. >> nora mineta arrived, properly enough at san jose international airport. >> such an amazing homecoming from dad. >> then the family and his widowed and sons, took a trip to japan town. the community where mineta started his legendary political career as a councilman and mayor before a 20 year stint in congress. and then as commerce secretary under resident bill clinton, the first ever asian-american cabinet member, and then as transportation secretary under republican president george w. bush. but today, the stops were at places such as the main japan churches and his childhood home and the goodbyes for a friend. >> first of all, we've allowed people to understand that norm is the son of -- and san jose. right across the street. >> you would think that people would be sad, but actually, i think that people were happy, because he accomplished so much for not only the city, but also for japanese-americans and for the nation. >> brothers and sisters in san jose, norman y mineta

boudin 7 32 will move to the san jose mayor's race now, as we now know which two candidates will be on the ballot in november. ktvu jesse gary love outside san jose city halls about the two politicians who have very different career tracks. jesse goodw down to two county supervisors in the chavez and san jose city council member matt mayhem. they both as you said, have very different career paths, but only one of them will be the next mayor of san jose. let's go ahead, take a look at our video. chavez was first elected to the san jose city council back in 1996. he served 10 years and then in 2013 , elected to the county board of supervisors where she was president of the supervisors back in 2020. she garnered 39 a little bit more than 39% of the vote yesterday. mehan of former tech executive who was just elected to the san jose city council two years ago, i one year later after that. he announced his campaign for mayor , he grabbed a little more than 32% of the vote. since neither received more than 50% they'll face each other this fall to determine who is going to be the next mayor. the person with a long political track record or the newcomer. we're lear

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san jose where he served as mayor from 1971. to 1975. want always be broad. era dawns spoke at san jose city hall about minute as many accomplishments locally but says it's a long list that doesn't come close to what he'll remember most about his friend of 55 years. he's here. sincere can sear sincere concern about how i felt it was a member of the u.s. house of representatives and was a cabinet member under president bill clinton and president george w bush, san jose mayor sam liccardo was an intern from in washington, d.c., when he was 18 years old. man never and he had such a connection with the people said it was very and everybody had a there are a lot of first highlighted wednesday that it was the first asian american mayor of a major u.s. city and the first asian american cabinet member. just incredible breaking barriers, not friend self, but for so many others who could then found it known day in the city soon a legacy in the bay area and country that reverend gerald second moto says everyone can learn from and be inspired by it was really which the policy an sure work towards try collabo

san jose international airport named in his honor. his ashes are expected to depart from their in less than 30 minutes. and motorcade will take them to the san jose city hall rotunda where he will lie in honor until 7 pm. the public is expected to pay their respects. he served as president clinton's commerce secretary and later served under president bush as transportation secretary. he died last month at the age of 90. tomorrow a memorial service will be held. it will be scheduled to begin at the san jose civic auditorium. president clinton and the mayor are among the scheduled speakers. >>> all right, let's get it going, domination on edge right now as we are one day closer to the big game. the warriors captured the latest little w on wednesday. the team now with a chance to win big on the road. anthony florez joining us live in boston with a preview of game six. anthony, i don't know, i'm about to bust. you need to bring the win back home. >> calm down. you still have a data weight. there is a lot of excitement and nervous energy. today is a practicing in the garden as the warriors and celtics prepare for game six of the nba finals. the warriors will ho

san jose. >> reporter: a few demonstrators began arriving at the san jose city hall plaza. they're here and will be here for the next couple of hours denouncing the supreme court ruling. the county says it's doubling down on its pledge to protect women today the south bay leaders came together to say women can come from any state to california, specifically santa clara county, if they need a legal abortion or other reproductive services. the county has already allocated $3 million to the local planned parenthood, the largest in the nation to expand facilities. between last july and march, the local planned parenthood chapter says they've had about 80 out of state patients. 22 from texas. they're preparing for a bigger influx after today's ruling triggers an automatic abortion ban in 13 states. >> we've been expanding our footprint as far as our brick and mortar centers and we want to take 350 to 500 patients a week. >> a lot of layers to this story. >> reporter: yes, the santa clara district attorney also weighed in this afternoon. he said he'll convene a meeting with the p

san jose no honor of juneteenth. ♪ [ music ] ♪♪ >> sounds good. the african american community service agency has raised the juneteenth flag at san jose city hall.the 41st annual juneteenth in the streets. there will be events all week celebrating african american history. the big festival is saturday. juneteenth commemorates the end of slavery in the united states. >>> amazon will start delivering packages with drones in the small town of lockford. other companies have started making similar aerial deliveries. amazon will use the feedback from this little town before expanding delivery to other cities. >> that's pretty cool. >>> two big events within a couple of blocks of each ot >> reporter: welcome back, i'm anthony flores at chase center. the warriors are one win away from winning their fourth title in eight seasons. game 5 of the nba finals. draymong green came out more aggressive in the first quarter. warriors up 11 after one. andrew wiggins is averaging 17 points per game in the series, but he was huge in game 5. he scored 16 of his team high 26 in the first half. dubs up a dozen at the break. third quarter has belonged to the warriors th

san jose no honor of juneteenth. ♪ [ music ] ♪♪ >> sounds good. the african american community service agency has raised the juneteenth flag at san jose city hall.cks off the 41st annual juneteenth in the streets. there will be events all week celebrating african american history. the big festival is saturday. juneteenth commemorates the end of slavery in the united states. >>> amazon will start delivering packages with drones in the small town of lockford. other companies have started making similar aerial deliveries. amazon will use the feedback from this little town before expanding delivery to other cities. >> that's pretty cool. >>> two big events within a couple of blocks of each other. the warriors and giants. we'll take you back to chase center next. are you looking to renovate your kitchen or bathroom? i'm mike holmes here with ivan from agm renovations thanks mike! too often, homeowners hire the wrong contractor. ivan, i see this all the time. delays, shortcuts, hidden fees - nightmares. at agm we use the top trades, and each project is finished on time, on budget, backed by a five year warranty. that's why agm are the only kitchen and

we're live outside san jose city hall, jesse gary ktvu fox juniors. we'll head back to you up in oakland, jesse. thank you. let's talk more now about a race that drew national attention. the recall of san francisco's district attorney now that the voters have spoken and removed chaser bodine from office, san francisco's mayor, london breed alone will choose will serve out the rest of his term as she does every month, said francisco mayor london breed joins us live this morning thanks for being with us mayor morning, garcia. thank you for being with us. bodeen will leave office after the board of supervisors certifies the election likely by late june, maybe early july. what are you considering mayor in naming his replacement until voters weigh in again in november of next year? well right now i'm talking to people all over san francisco judges, people in the law profession, people who care about criminal justice for reform. those who have been victims, people who are opposed and supportive of the recall and wanting a well rounded perspective. on exactl

mineta's cremated remains traveled thousands of miles from the east coast and are finally here at san jose city hall where he will lay in state throughout the day. the community came out today to say welcome home. as norm mineta landed at the airport that bears his name, while his motorcade passed through his childhood neighborhood of japantown, amidst the outpouring of love and respect, it all begs the question, was he a friend, a hero, a public servant? perhaps all of the above. blanca alvarado was a close friend. >> these moments of reflection are a tribute to a man who was everybody's bff. >> reporter: as the procession winded down fifth street, mineta's wife dani looked on and the young children at lotus preschool. today they learned mineta was san jose's first asian american councilmember and mayor, who served ten terms as a u.s. congressman and later as transportation secretary. >> knowing that mr. mineta has come from the san jose japantown community, it makes a difference. and maybe they don't quite get the whole thing now, but they will. >> the procession passed by his childhood home, a ho

today hundreds gathered outside san jose city hall to rally against the overturning of roe v wade. you can look closely many people displayed signs showing their disapproval of the supreme court's decision protesters then took to the streets outside city hall to continue the rally at a nearby park. well, san francisco is showing its pride this weekend events are now underway in the city with the return of the parade tomorrow after a two-year hiatus pride weekend is finally here first day celebrations of the 52nd. annual san francisco pride are already underway with musical performances. dance venues drag shows street vendors and much more the festivities at civic center will go on until 5 pm followed by the 30th annual -- march in dolores park throughout the city local bars and clubs will be holding special events and activities. i'll check this out today. merchants will hold the first annual castro family block party in san francisco's castro district people certainly had something to celebrate since it'll be the first in-person pride celebration in three years. the castro is one

san jose mayor, cumbersome and, in two cabinet positions. it was mainly goodbyes to a friend. nbc bay area's robert handa, who knew minetta since childhood, joseph from san jose city hall, where one of many events was held today. >> reporter: norman i was my parents insurance agent before he went into politics, and both families were interned together during world war ii. minetta have that personal relationship with a lot of people in the community who came out to say farewell to the city's favorite son. norman minetta arrived home, a properly enough, lending and norman y minetta san jose international airport. in the family, including his widow danny and his sons took a motor trip, the community where he started his political career as a councilman and mayor before a 20 year stint in congress. and then as congress secretary, under president bill clinton, the first-ever asian-american cabinet member. then asked jennifer tatian secretary under republican president, george w bush. today, the stops were in places such as the main japan town churches, and his childhood home, and the goodbyes were for a friend. >> i think that is why we are all out here. we want to express

fight for their rights in hayward cornell bernard abc 7 news today hundreds gathered outside san jose city hall to rally against the overturning of roe v wade. sizable crowd displayed signs showing their disapproval of the supreme court's decision protesters then took to the streets outside city hall to continue that rally at a nearby park. and we have gathered all of our coverage on the issue into one place so you can see all of the angles locally. and nationally you can find it at the abc 7 bay area app, which you can download for free for your apple tv and android tv, fire tv or roku. moving on san francisco is showing its pride this weekend events are now underway in the city with the return of the parade tomorrow. after a two-year hiatus pride weekend is finally here and first day celebrations of the 52nd annual san francisco pride are already underway. there are musical performances dance venues drag shows street vendors and much more the festivities at civic center will go on until five followed by the 30th annual -- market march in dolores park. throughout the city local bars and clubs

face changing labor landscape, ktvu south bay reporter mark sarah explains the challenges in san jose city hallcity of san jose has nearly 7000 positions, but about one in 10 of those is not filled . the current job vacancy rate is about 13% the needs are great from information technology to animal care to building inspections and compliance to public safety. and the city can just not find enough qualified candidates in some places. labor market shortages that got more serious, for example, in the trades areas many of our departments if you think about the city of san jose, we're what's called a full service city a to z airport to a zoo and everything in between. san jose assistant hr director kelly parmley says the forces which are impacting the private sector are the same ones facing the city. people are rethinking their priorities and so like everyone else, folks are sam inning. what they do why they do it. um, are there better ways for them to spend their employed time as well as their personal time since 2013. the city has offered existing employees of $500 referral bonus. but in february

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san jose state university i think you get the picture of san jose's regard for dad. secretary minetta will return home on wednesday. his ashes will rest and honor at san jose city hall then on thursday. another memorial is planned at the san jose civic auditorium where former president bill clinton will speak then minetta will be laid to rest next to his parents and his siblings in the city. he called the valley of his dreams. today over 3,000 quilt panels were displayed in golden gate park each one representing a life lost to the aids epidemic this rare outdoor display marks the 35th anniversary of the national aids memorial quilt the last time it was displayed with this many panels in san francisco was back in 1988 speakers today reminded the community that the crisis is still not over. all my friends were dying. the government did nothing our church has kicked us out. our families abandoned us and this combination homophobia and racism prevented us from moving the world forward. to confront the crisis cleve jones started the project back in 1987. now the quilt is considered the world's largest community arts project. it's memorial service will continue until tomo

the san jose city council will take action in response to a growing staffing problem. the nationwide labor shortage appears to be hitting san jose city hall hard, the leaders of the bay area's largest city say they're having a tough time finding workers. the city of san jose currently has nearly 7000 positions. however, one in 10 of those jobs have not been filled. in some places, labor market shortages that got more serious. for example, in the trades areas and many of our departments. if you think about the city of san jose, where what's called a full service city, a to z airport to a zoo and everything in between. city leaders say there are job openings in virtually every department from public safety to animal care. today the city council will consider extending an employee bonus program for at least another year as part of its growing effort to compete with the private sector. the man accused in last week's deadly shooting on immune in metro train in san francisco will not face murder charges. the san francisco district attorney says 26 year old even green will be charged with gun violations for the killing of 27 year old nesta bowen

san jose. his ashes were transported from the san jose airport that bears his name over to city hall where they're lying in honor in the rotunda. mineta was the first person of color elected mayor in san jose and would go on to serve in congress and as a cabinet secretary under two presidents. a public memorial service is set for tomorrow. that's where former president clinton is expected to be among the speakers at san jose community is stepping up to support six children who lost both of their parents in a murder suicide last weekend. police say the father first shot and killed a security guard. who tried to intervene during the domestic dispute before shooting his wife and then himself. the couple had six children to latina women are making history winning sheriff's races here in the bay area. you're sending your sanchez defeated longtime sheriff greg ahern in alameda county and christina corpus is taking the job in san mateo county with a win over the incumbent, carlos bolanos watching ktvu fox two news at 6 30, millions of young americans can soon become eligible for covid shots. visors today

san jose facing multiple charges related to child assault. we'll tell you what police are worried about. and former san jose mayor norman mineta is going to be honored at san jose city hallay. we'll tell you how you can pay your respects. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ treat dad to father's day at lowe's. you want it all, just like i do... well now there's a new way to save with xfinity. now, get unlimited internet, wifi equipment and a free streaming box... ...risk free with no term contract and a 2-year rate guarantee for just $30 a month when you add xfinity mobile. learn how you can get all this and one unlimited line of mobile for 2 years for about the same price you could pay other providers for one unlimited 5g line. it's all part of a new xfinity 3 for 1 bundle. switch today! >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> morning and thanks for waking up with us. it's going to be another hot one. and then apparently we get a little cool down. so some relief is in sight. yeah. pretty exciting stuff. let's take a peek. ran a good morning. good morning at the heat. excites me to just not too much of it and not that excited about it. >> we're looking

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city hall. of course, that airport named after norman the public will be able to pay respects at the san jose city hall rotunda until 7 o'clock tonight, several bay area dignitaries will attend a ceremony celebrating achievements tomorrow. they'll also be joined by former president bill clinton and members of family. other news this afternoon, we're learning more about the investigation into alleged members of the proud boys. a far right extremist group accused of disrupting a pride month event at an east bay library. police say it's a sign of a rise in white nationalist hate groups here in the bay area. kron four's haaziq madyun. that brings us the very latest information from the fbi. >> i don't want people to be fearful that there's a tremendous amount of hate in the bay area community. i think that this is a small group. did these members of the far right extremist group, the proud boys cross the line from first amendment protected free speech into committing a hate crime with a disrupted the drag queen storytime reading our at the san lorenzo library over the week is based on initial reports.

back in 2001, it will be escorted throughout the streets of san jose and ultimately arrive here at the rotunda at the san jose city hall. you can see all those chairs are ready to go. they will obviously have a public memorial misses the chance for the public to say goodbye to them. we expect hundreds to be in attendance, including lots of dignitaries. and then tomorrow will be the private ceremony for family and friends when he will be laid to rest knowing is beloved throughout the bay area, south bay and in the asian american community. he was the mayor of san jose from 1971. to 1975. but it did not stop there because he went on to be secretary of commerce under president clinton. reportedly president clinton will be in town to eulogize his friend and then even though he was a democrat, he was transport transportation secretary for george w bush when he was president during the 9.11 attacks. we'll fact norman and the bush administration credited with starting the tsa lots to talk about as far as his life accomplishments and what he means to the south bay in the asian american community. the public is invited to be he

san jose today. this is a live look at sjc which is a sensors a international airport. the ashes are expected to arrive later this morning. his remains will go to city hall'sre he will lie in honor until 7:00 tonight. tomorrow, there will be a memorial service at the san jose civic center auditorium. the former president bill clinton and mayor speakers. >>> we are moving you forward as we mark one year since the state emerged after being shut down due to the pandemic. almost all the health restrictions were dropped and has positions dropped as well. the lowest since the start of the pandemic. >>> we want to get a look at our forecast so we can be ready because we know there are some highs and some lows and some in the middle. >>> your seven-day outlook right now for san francisco, today in the 70s. friday and saturday we get the system to the north that will bring cooling to the interior. >>> bright sunlight and backup at the toll plaza. the metering lights are on but it's not so bad. in san jose, the same thing. were holding center on north 101. speed sensors are improving right here as well as back capital expressway. >>> that is what's happening today i

. >> a rally is scheduled outside san jose city hall where community groups and planned parenthood will talk about moving ahead without roe v. wade. kristen: reaction has been pouring in following the decision, some of the strongest came a couple hours ago when governor newsom held a news conference. a reporter joins us now with harsh criticism not from the governor? reporter: california leaders took action in response to the supreme court decision to overturn roe v. wade. the governor held a press conference along with the senator pro tem, ag, first partner, and other abortion rights advocates. governor newsom made it clear that california is a place where abortion access to build a man and be available to those living outside our state. governor newsom signed a bill that makes california a safe haven for abortion access. the legislation protects patients and health care providers from prosecution based on other states laws. gov. newsom: to be able to codify that with the action i am taking today. >> in one week, the court has proven that it believes guns should have more rights than w

. >> but about 100 protesters were outside san jose city hall. >> you ban abortion, there's going toerrible. >> the south bay community coming together, fired up and frustrated over the landmark decision. >> the people, united, will never be defeated. >> residents who recognize the safe haven california provides. governor gavin newsom making it clear that the state is a place where abortion access will remain, including keeping available access to those living outside of california. >> i am just thinking about women, or just people who are mothers, to be mothers that don't have the same opportunities as me and now don't have the same rights as me. >> [inaudible] >> i think we are going backwards in history, honestly. >> i'm amanda del castillo you, abc7news. liz: hours after the decision came down, governor newsom made it clear that california is a place where abortion access will remain. the governor signed a bill that makes california a safe haven for abortion access. >> in one week, the court has proven that it believes guns should have more rights than women. >> this is a dark da

and of course, not just in the city, more than a thousand people came to a rally in downtown san jose. outside city hall in a march to caesar chavez plaza. >> nine elected judges are making the decisions for more than 300 million people. not to say those judges, they are not working class folks so why do they get to make decisions for working class people like you and me? >> there is a huge potential for these people to be retraumatized now in state that's have elected to stop protecting women's reproductive rights. and it is just so tragic. so tragic. >> organizers had been expecting a ruling for weeks. california's roughly 20% of the abortion clinics in the united states. but according to an analysis by the san francisco chronicle, they are not evenly distributed by population. this shows how many clinics per 100 people with dark colors representing the most clinics. as you look at a map of california here. 22 california counties don't even have one abortion clinic. the trigger law is closing clinics by the dozen. california stands to become home to more than 30% of nation's abortion clinics. those cl

s transportation secretary norman mineta will rest in honor of san jose city hall. his remains arrived at the airport in san jose that bears his name. this is video from there just a short time ago, he's remembered as someone who broke ethnic barriers. it was the first asian american in many roles, including one or on the san jose city council as mirrors well and all the way to the white house cabinet. but he's also being remembered for his humor and human touch as much as his groundbreaking political career , the public will be able to pay their respects to mineta from one o'clock until seven o'clock tonight. at the centers, a city hall rotunda. union firefighters in livermore hose down several cars that caught fire this morning. a total of three vehicles were affected by the fire in an apartment complex on portola meadows road near the livermore park and ride fire officials say the flames first affected a single car before spreading to two other vehicles and then the carport. one person was injured while trying to get items out of one of the vehicles and was airlif

ktvu south bay reporter mark cyr explains the challenges in san jose city hall, a city governments acrossountry are also having trouble finding workers. the city of san jose has nearly 7000 positions, but about one in 10 of those is not filled. the current job vacancy rate is about 13% the needs are great from information technology to animal care to building inspections and compliance to public safety. and the city can just not find enough qualified candidates in some places. labor market shortages that got more serious , for example, in the trades areas many of our departments if you think about the city of san jose, where what's called a full service city a to z airport to a zoo and everything in between san jose assistant hr director kelly parmley says the forces which are impacting the private sector are the same ones facing the city. people are rethinking their priorities and so like everyone else, folks are sam inning. what they do why they do it. um, are there better ways for them to spend their employed time as well as their personal time since 2013. the city has offered existing

san jose. we're live outside san jose city hall this morning, jesse gary ktvu, fox two news.. the election results from some other local races, including a surprising outcome for one local sheriff's race. ktvu sally rasmus here in the studio. now you have details. good morning, alan. good morning , david. alameda county voters may be looking to make a change when it comes to who will be there. next sheriff sheriff greg aaron has held that office since 2000 and seven. but if you take a look at the results so far, you can see ahern is trailing more than 10 points behind his challenger. you're sending a sanchez, who also works in the sheriff's office as a division commander. ahern has uh, let's say 36% of the vote. sanchez has 47% of the vote and if they go to a runoff, since neither have 50% will face off in a runoff. and if you look at the 17% from joanne walker, it's very likely that some of those votes will end up going to cinch is so it's possible and likely that alameda county could have a new sheriff. the first new sheriff in 15 years after november. we will see a differe

their rights in hayward cornell bernard abc 7 news today hundreds of people gathered outside san jose city hall to rally against the overturning of roe v wade. my body here as you could see there are many displayed signs showing their disapproval of the supreme court's decision protesters then took to the streets outside city hall to continue the rally at a nearby park. and we have gathered all of our coverage on the topic into one place so you can see all of the angles locally. and nationally you can find it on the abc 7 bay area app, which you can download for free to your apple tv android tv, amazon fire tv or roku. well coming up a close call this afternoon in the east bay what firefighters say kept a fire from turning into something much worse and the reminder it served to residents. and witnesses walk us through what led up to a shooting today on a bart train. i'm spencer christian after a few early morning clouds. we'll have sunshine on the parade route tomorrow. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up when abc 7 news at 11:00 continues. you want it all, just like i do... well now t

. >>> it wasn't just san francisco more than 1000 people came to rally in downtown san jose outside city hall. and then marched to see, this is a moment in history they thought they would never see. >> nine unelected judges are making the decisions for more than 300 million people. not to say that those are unelected and not working-class folks so why did they get to make the decision for working- class people like you and me? >> there is a huge potential for those people to be retraumatized and now in states that have elected to stop protecting women's reproductive rights. and it is just so tragic. so tragic. >> organizers have been experiencing and expecting the ruling for weeks. california has nearly 20% of the abortion clinics in the united states. that is according to an analysis by san francisco chronicle's but they are not evenly distributed by location or even by population. this map shows how many clinics per 1 million people with light colors representing the least clinics and dark colors representing the most. 22 counties do not have even one abortion clinic. those are staggering n

former mayor norman minetta arrived in san jose today ahead of his memorial service tomorrow morning. >> friends and local leaders gathered at san jose city hall to remember minetta and talk about his many accomplishments and that it was a member of the u.s. house of representatives and was a cabinet member under president bill clinton and president george bush. he was the first asian american mayor of a major u.s. city and the first asian american cabinet member, a public memorial service for minetta will be held tomorrow with the bill graham civic auditorium. and that starts at 10, 30 in the morning. >> an upset in the race for alameda county sheriff. 25 year. alameda county sheriff's office veteran use any of sanchez is now declaring victory over the incumbent. her? well, the results haven't been certified yet. here are the latest numbers. they're clear with all precincts reporting. sanchez has more than 52% of the vote hurns. 31%. assuming that holds, there would be no need for a runoff. sanchez says she will be a different sheriff. then the her and who was first elected 16 years ago. >> it's me at the helm. i will be president. i will be

san jose state university i think you get the picture of san jose's regard for dad. secretary minetta will return home on wednesday. his ashes will rest in honor at san jose city hallother memorial is planned at the san jose civic auditorium where former president bill clinton will speak and the minetta will be laid to rest next to his parents and his siblings in the city. he called the valley of his dreams. today is your last chance to check out the aids quilt in san francisco's golden gate park more than 3,000 panels make up the quilt and each one represents a life lost to aids this rare outdoor. play marks the 35th anniversary of the national aids memorial quilt the last time it was displayed with this many panels in san francisco was 1988 speakers reminded the community that the crisis is still not over. oh, my friends were dying. the government did nothing our churches kicked us out. our families abandoned us this combination of homophobia and racism prevented us from moving the world forward. to confront the crisis cleave jones started the project back in 1987. and now the quilt is considered the world's largest community arts project. san mateo county celebr

san jose state university i think you get the picture of san jose's regard for dad. secretary minetta will return home on wednesday. his ashes will rest in honor at san jose city hallum where former president bill clinton will speak and then minetta will be laid to rest next to his parents and his siblings in the city. he called the valley of his dreams. today is your last chance to check out the aids quilt in san francisco's golden gate park more than 3,000 panels make up the quilt each one represents a life lost to aids this rare outdoor display marks the 35th anniversary of the national aids memorial quilt the last time it was displayed with this. panels in san francisco was 1988 speakers reminded the community that the crisis is still. over all my friends were dying. but government did nothing. our churches kicked us out. our families abandoned us and this combination homophobia and racism prevented us from moving the world forward. to confront the crisis cleve jones started the project back in 1987. and now the quilt is considered the world's largest community arts project san mateo county celebrated pride month with a festival the event at san mateo central p

san jose mayor norman mineta is now back home for the very last time. his remains arrived this morning at the airport that is named after him. they are now at the san jose city hall for a public viewing so people can go pay their final respects today. he will then be laid to rest tomorrow. died on may 3rd at the age of 90 in maryland. the groundbreaking politician broke racial barriers by working for 2 presidents bill clinton and george w bush kron four's rob nesbitt. we'll have more on all the events planned for mister panetta that starts tonight during kron. 4 news at 5. and now we turn our attention to the weather forecast in the national weather service is warning about an increased risk of wildfires because of dry and windy conditions. we already saw several wildfires break out across the bay area all this week. kron 4 sarah stinson is in contra costa county with more on this. >> out here in concord, we're seeing extremely dry conditions. take a look at these fuels. i mean, just walk along and you can here at crunch grabbing it. i mean, this is the type of fuel that can create a fire with these high temperatures and the wind. the national weather service say