la gente del condado de san mateo merece algo mejor.tÉ entrevista con la sheriff pero al momento no me ha confirmado si me va a dar alguna entrevista, tambiÉn con vÍctor ayende, que es parte de este reporte que fue realizado por la ex jueza y en donde como les menciono, y severas acusaciones tambiÉn de que la sheriff haya mantenido una relaciÓn sentimental. eso es lo que tenemos por el momento. a las 11:00 de la noche voy a tener mÁs detalles sobre este caso que tiene la atenciÓn del condado sobre todo porque la funcionaria es la primera mujer latina en ocupar el cargo de alguacil aquÍ en el condado de san mateo. karla: gracias. preste mucha atenciÓn porque justo durante esta Época navideÑa donde los ladrones aprovechan para hacer de las suyas y llenarse los bolsillos estafando a buenos americanos que buscan realizar donaciones para ayudar a los mÁs necesitados en estas fechas y por ello el procurador de california estÁ alertando a los consumidores para estar prevenidos ante estos escenarios. [habla en inglÉs] tamara: en estos dÍas much

calls for resignation continues for the embattled san mateo county sheriff. >> at 5 and we continue to follow that breaking news. the jury has reached a verdict in the trial of many the man accused of killing cash app. co-founder. >> bubbly, hello, everyone. thank you for joining us on kron. 4 news at 5. i'm catherine heenan and i'm grant lotus. appreciate you being with us today. with the 7th day of jury deliberations and because it was so late in the day. >> when the jury eventually informed the judge of its decision, the verdict will not be read until tomorrow morning at 9.30. well, many is charged with stabbing bob lee to death in april of 2023. the jury considering 4 possible verdicts guilty of first-degree murder, guilty of voluntary manslaughter, guilty of involuntary manslaughter or not guilty if he's convicted of the most serious charge, first-degree murder, he could face up to life in prison. if he is found guilty of manslaughter, he could serve as little as 2 years in prison. >> and we have complete coverage of the verdict on. we will have a complete coverage and details on

in san jose, 68 in santa clara on the peninsula, 66 in palo alto, 65 san mateo. s coast side downtown san francisco 64 degrees. if you like this weather, you're in luck because it's going to continue in the north bay. 69, santa rosa 66. in san rafael in the east bay 67 oakland. union city had inland 67 degrees in san ramon, 68 in livermore and 66 in concord. i do want to show you where that storm track will remain in the pacific northwest this weekend. they're going to get some rain, some snow. that pattern will continue. and then next week, thursday, the rain line starts to shift into northern california. accuweather seven day forecast. we are in for a dry, mild days, hazy skies at times, and then this weekend. saturday is cooler, sunday slightly milder but temperatures will drop off closer to where they should be for this time of year early next week. so julian and dan soak up the sun while it's here. we like it. >> we love it. we'll take s (discouraged) so expensive. i mean, i'm helping my mom out, i don't have that kinda cash. - ugh, i know. but you can get fi

nos vamos a san mateo pues hay líderes de ese condado.sica gallegos nos explica a qué decisión llegó la junta de supervisores y qué piensan aquellos que aún siguen apoyando a la aún alguacil, pese a las acusaciones en su contra? este martes, la junta de supervisores del condado san mateo aprobó avanzar en su esfuerzo por remover al alguacil. cristina corp de su cargo. hoy, finalmente aprobamos poner una enmienda en la boleta para la. una elección especial que daría poder a la junta de supervisores para poder remover la alguacil de su puesto por causa justa. los residentes del condado tendrán la última palabra y decidirán el futuro del alguacil. el próximo 4 de marzo. tendrán que responder sí o no a esta ordenanza. y de ser aprobada, le darían el poder a los supervisores de destituir al alguacil corpus. pero no todos están de acuerdo. no es justo, cristina. la alguacil cristina cortez. ella fue electa con el 60% del condado de san mateo. 60%. y eso? no, yo no quiero dar el poder a los supervisores del condado para que tomen la decisión por

holding back tears and embracing his family, san mateo deputy sheriff carlos tapia defended his name that's now cleared of wrongdoing. >> i'm grateful to the district attorney's office for recognizing these charges for what they were. yet another attempt at retaliation from sheriff corpus. >> reporter: november 12th the san mateo sheriff's office arrested tapia for felony charges of time card fraud, grand theft, and obtaining money by false pretenses. his daughter says tapia was arrested and charged one day before his birthday. >> i'm proud of him for standing strong throughout his struggle and continuing to fight for his members. >> reporter: tapia is president of the deputy sheriffs association which has been openly critical of embattled sheriff christina corpus. his arrest came hours before the release of a 400-page report by retired judge ladoris cordell commissioned by county supervisors that concluded homophobic slurs were used, harassed and intimidated foes and engaged in a relationship with a former campaign manager who became her chief of staff. >> i'm calling on you, sherif

our san mateo bridge, our cameras are down right now.re dealing with the hazard in the center lane. and that's because somebody dropped the box and has some close. so if you're using that mateo bridge to get over to sam, a tale from the east bay, you're going to see some delays there. taking a live look at the bay bridge this morning. 12 minutes to get over that once at the maze as metering lights are on. but you can see things are starting to clear up. and lastly, we take a look at the richmond. sandra fell bridge. it's a 14 minute commute there. we'll send it back to 2. all right. that settles. a police arrested. a man connects to a deadly shooting that happened 3 years ago. >> settles it. police say 35 year-old christopher espinosa junior involved in a shooting that killed a man and injured a woman. the satellite near winchester boulevard in cadillac drive in 2021. he was booked into jail without bail. police are still looking for another man. isaiah stiletto who they say was also connected. now he is believe to be somewhere in mexico

cleared of wrongdoing, we talked with the san mateo county district attorney about the decision not topresident of the deputy sheriff's association, and late today, a san francisco jury reaching a verdict in the high profile murder trial of nima momeni. >> this is ktvu fox two news at 730. >> however, we will have to wait until tomorrow to learn his fate. thanks so much for joining me on this monday night, everyone. i'm heather holmes. the verdict will be read at 930 in the morning. momeni is charged in the stabbing death of cashapp founder bob lee. prosecutors argued throughout the trial that he targeted lee following a dispute involving his sister. the defense claimed the stabbing was self-defense and that lee came at many with a knife while on drugs. here now to discuss the case and this major development. again, a verdict reached is legal analyst michael cardoza. michael, really a pleasure to see you. so thank you. here we are, a verdict after seven days of deliberations. does the time suggest anything to you? >> i've done this over 40 years. absolutely not. you never, ever know wh

banks is now suing the county of san mateo in its district attorney's office. not for the negotiated plea. the a's have absolute immunity for actions taken within their prosecutorial discretion. her suit alleges prosecutors violated her rights to equal protection and due process as the victim of a crime under the state's victims bill of rights, known as marsy's law. they have the right to be treated with dignity and respect, to not be harassed or belittled during the process by these officials. aaron issa is representing banks in the lawsuit that named several officials, including the trial attorney in charge of her case, sharon lee, and district attorney steve wagstaffe. if they had taken kari seriously, i think the outcome would have been different. according to the lawsuit, banks was repeatedly excluded and marginalized from the process and at times discouraged from participating in court proceedings. not only did this guy do whatever he wanted to me, so did the. so did the da's office, the probation department, victim services of rape trauma. like all of th

police say they first got a report of gunshots near north san mateo drive early saturday morning is sanolice allege they saw a man a few blocks away pointing a gun at them. police then chased him to bay's water avenue in myrtle road in burlingame. police then started shooting with rubber bullets to try and de-escalate the situation. that's when 2 officers shot him with their service weapons. the man was taken to the hospital and is in stable condition. the district attorney's office is now investigating and the officers that were involved are placed on administrative leave. >> also in the ws today, a man is unfortunately dead after a shooting in san francisco bay view neighborhood. police responded tgould street friday night after shots being fired when ey arrived on scene. they say they found a man suffering from a gunshot wound try to save him. but unfortunately, that victim died. his death now being investigated as a homicide. in the east bay. police now investigating after a man was found dead in oakland. officers say that victim was discovered sunday morning inde a wooden shed off

banks is now suing the county of san mateo in its district attorney's office. the negotiated plea. deals have absolute immunity for actions taken within their prosecutorial discretion. her suit alleges prosecutors violated her rights to equal protection and due process as the victim of a crime under the state's victims bill of rights, known as marsy's law. they have the right to be treated with dignity and respect, to not be harassed or belittled during the process by these officials. aaron issa is representing banks in the lawsuit that named several officials, including the trial attorney in charge of her case, sharon lee, and district attorney steve wagstaffe. if they had taken kari seriously, i thin the outcome would have been different. according to the lawsuit, banks was repeatedly excluded and marginalized from the process and at times discouraged from participating in court proceedings. not only did this guy do whatever he wanted to me. so did the. so did the da's office, the probation department, victim services, rape trauma. like all of these people. j

sunnyvale to san mateo. it is a 21 minute commute. d then lastly, we've got 8.80, san jose over to milpitas coming in at 10 minutes. send it over to you. >> michael, thank you. 7.46, the time. look at this 20 years ago, nasa's hubble telescope captured this stunning image of the galaxy 30 million light years away from earth. it's called the sombrero galaxy because it kind of resembles the shape of that mexican hat. and yeah. well, now with the help of the james webb telescope, look at this. some very, advanced equipment on board is giving us a clear look at that galaxy and in it we can see an inner disk instead of the glowing core that gave its name. so that was the old picture. now here's the new one. wow. yeah, the center. i should say that right there in the very middle is a massive black hole that sort of gobbling up material in that galaxy. but pretty impressive how the new space telescope up there is giving us much clear pictures of what used to be stunning images from hubble like when you upgrade your laptop. all it's that tv. w

a look at the san mateo bridge. things are getting better, but they still do have a hazard alert out right now. somebody dropped something off the back of their pickup truck. it ended up being a lot of close. so the center lane on san mateo bridge right now, it's currently a slow residuals, 30 minute commute or so to get over that taking a look at the bay bridge. nice and clear those metering lights not on and people are definitely getting through pretty quick, 15 minutes to get into the city. a look at the richmond. sandra fell bridge 13 minutes there. and then lastly, a look at the golden gate bridge coming in at a 33 minute commute. send it back to all right, michael, thank you for that. we are now getting closer look. we're finding out the fate of many of the man accused of killing cash of founder bottling the jury began deliberations this week. we're waiting to see when they'll come to a decision. kron four's will tran live in san francisco following the story they can it could happen today, james. but if it do

dozens of volunteers came out to wrap thousands of gifts for deserving families in san mateo county.lonica peters is live in city, with more from tonight's event. lamonica. all ages were playing the tonight wrapping for families in need and getting themselves into the holiday how would this fit in your stocking? with just nine days left before gathered to wrap gifts morton community center in redwood city.ultiple agencies partneredhi including redwood city police and fireand the san mateo sheriff's office. >> i've been coming to volunteer for thisyz for the last, maybe like 4 or 5 years but i know every year it's like all hands on deck. and there's as you see there's tons of bags in the corners ready for distribution. >> organizers say they placed 200 barrels at more than 120 local businesses to collect toys for the drive. they were able to fill overf wrapped gifts for low income families and families in need who applied to receive gifts. heidi clouser says she loves wrapping fourth time she's volunteered t a kid what was my do was to wrap christmas gifts. and several ars ago i someh

61 here in san jose with some relatively light winds. 58 in martinez over to the peninsula, 57 in san mateoave 60 in downtown and right here for the north bay, 61 in sonoma. rain chances we have more of it on the way. we'll have to wait for it. will likely get our next chance coming in once we hit saturday. right there from another system. early estimates show we'd be on an average of about a quarter to a half inch. as we head into this upcoming weekend. on the 7-day forecast, we see a few more chances once we hit sunday, maybe into next monday, another quarter to half inch coming in. so things are once again right on track. we're going to take a closer look at the extended forecast going through christmas week. i'll have a look at that coming up at 530 tonight. and we'll also get the sierra snow in here as well. fantastic. jeff, thanks very much. all right. president biden taking another shot at forgiving student loans. the new steps he's taking in his plan b to wipe out a lot of meet the traveling trio. each helping to protect their money with chase. wooo! tools that help protect. alerts

that's san mateo county and santa clara county. and when things get tough for people, food budgets are often the very first thing to go. but there are people in our community who are helping fight this silent crisis, including applied materials. and we have sarah from applied materials here, and you have a check for 64 million meals. >>>>yes, 64 million meals. meals over the lifetime of the partnership with second harvest since 1991. >>>>that's incredible. how do you end up contributing something like this to second harvest? >>>>a partnership, being community members and partnership in the silicon valley. but also we have an annual campaign called the fight against hunger that we do every year. right around this time. and this year, we're aiming to beat what we raised last year, which is $1.71 million. >>>>and why do you guys step up to give like this? >>>>we believe in being responsible community community members. it's one of our values that applied materials responsibility and integrity. and we we have to give back where we live

san mateo county says more than 200 guns have been season last 2 years. counties, gun violence protection program that receive more than half a million dollars in funding task force takes away guns and those who aren't allowed to own them because restraining orders are felony charges. cooks and cashiers app on your local in oakland. they're going to get together at noon about the ongoing wage theft at their store, amounting to more than $81,000 in back. pay workers have previously filed a complaint with cal osha earlier this year for dangerous working conditions. head of the over 200 local state and federal officials are going to get together at the i collision summit to explore how ai can improve student outcomes. the two-day event focuses on ai trends ethics applications of public safety, local government and the drive inclusion, adoption and innovation policies. the event starts 11 30 this morning. >> you look outside again this time from the east bay looking down into the bay. definitely another hazy one out there. but skies yet again, very clear. we

and people in san francisco and san mateo counties starting to bring the heart rate down after being woken up by that blaring from the emergency tone, that tornado warning that expired at 615. but here's what we are starting to notice here. as we move the loop backwards in time, you see these areas of the darker oranges and the reds. those are just the brief hints at that hook echo. so tornado warnings being picked up by the radar. nothing was confirmed, but it was gathering all the elements strong winds, heavy rains, and just minor rotation that i'm noting here. as we take that spin there, the threat is over. the storm is starting to push into the east. we see those stronger returns moving now thrgh parts of the east bay. the south bay. we hear it pounding down on our windows. now, the good news is that it's not going to rain all day. there is going to be that rain moving out. we'll look at some localized issues that we'll talk about in my full forecast, and there is more rain on the way after we get through sunday. so there is a lot to get to this morning, but for now i'll send it

kron four's sara stinson reports. >> i checked in with the san mateo county voters to see how they're feeling about the supervisors. latest effort to get the sheriff out of office. and it was a mixed bag. some people are not staying up to date on this while others expressed passionate opinions says a lot about that office in that position that there's a lot of >> scandalous things going on. i just really don't think it's fair, light or justify what they're doing to 3 weeks after the release of a scathing report about san mateo county sheriff christina corpus, the board of supervisors now calling on voters to give them the power to remove her. >> we would never even want to have this type of power. but the reason that we need it is because >> of the threat to public safety right now by this sheriff. >> the board unanimously voted on tuesday to put the new charter amendment on the ballot this spring during a special election. it would give them the right to remove a sheriff. if there's just cause reasons are essentially misappropriation of funds, willful obstruction of investigations, v

san mateo county sheriff's office.ict attorney announced that he will not file time card fraud charges against a union head who has been highly critical of sheriff christina corpus. abc seven news i-team reporter dan noyes has the latest. >> i am disgusted at how low these people will go. >> that's sheriff christina corpus. a little over a month ago, blasting a scathing audit report into her office that alleged abuse of power, intimidation and retaliation, and a personal relationship with her chief of staff. the i-team has since identified problems with the report, including missing pages from an interview transcript and outright mistakes. >> this is a hatchet job of an inquiry, which was commissioned with a predetermined outcome. >> but on the same day the report came out. corpus took action against one of her loudest critics, arresting the president of the deputy sheriffs association on charges of time card fraud. carlos tapia self surrendered and kept speaking out. he read a statement at a news conference today. >>

san mateo 66 and 65, in downtown san francisco for the north bay mid to upper 60s. so once again not a big range in those high temperatures. after last month's rain, all of the downpours that we had. now we're checking in on our reservoirs that are doing pretty well. most of them, on average, are at about 65% of capacity for the four largest reservoirs across northern california. a lot of other ones are at least at about half of the capacity. and now that we're in the month of december, we are getting into one of our more rainy months. but so far, looking down the line, we don't have any storm systems that will be coming in, at least not for possibly the next couple of weeks. as high pressure dominates, keeps it clear, sunny and also warmer than normal. as we take a look at our highs and what to expect, it will be very nice and comfortable each day, but just a little chilly to start out each morning. and mike, you have a look at one bridge delay. yeah, one bridge delay. and it's not because of the volume of traffic. it's because the incident there, the disabled vehi

keep in mind, our san mateo bridge is down, which is why we are not showing it. but it's a 15 minute commute over that. i'll send it back to 2 at the des. all right. thanks for that report. >> 601 is a time and we are getting closer to finding out the fate of name many. the man accused of killing cash app founder bob lee. we're going to be following that story. be a major story that we're tracking this morning again throughout the day. we're going to be checking in with will tran. he's out of the courthouse. so look for little bit later on hour following that mass shooting that happened out in butte county. that's another top story this morning. >> a lot of the families out there. we've been hearing from different people and that shooting as well. yeah, to kindergartners to kindergartners shot and that, yeah, well, this all happened this morning to kindergarteners are in the hospital. we're going to talk more about that coming up in butte county. but right now we'll be focused is will tran ready? i think you might be ok, let's head out there. >> and 74 company, 7

so it is going to cause a lot of delays, especially even for the san mateo bridge. chp is they're they're trying to get that worked out, but it could take some time across the bay over in the east bay right now, northbound lanes of 8.80. this is north of fremont boulevard in fremont. there's an accident there. also, multiple accidents were just cleared in that exact same area. so a lot of residual delays we're going to see in the next hour. another busy area we see is westbound for this is over in pittsburgh area. it's east of bailey road. so there's a lane currently blocked in. chp is they're also trying to clear that lastly taking a look at the bay bridge this morning. our work course. it's a 17 minute commute into the city this morning. james arena. >> i know to the time breaking news this morning, the ceo of united healthcare was shot and killed in new york city. you just saw his picture there. brian thompson, our sister station wpvi x is reporting that he was shot outside a hotel just a short time ago. now, right now, police say they're still looking for the gu

tamara: el condado san mateo registrÓ un alto Índice de feminicidios.sta tragedia que lastimosamente continÚan ocurriendo. >> como mujeres alcemos la voz porque tenemos hijos y no podemos dejar que mÁs tragedias pasen. tamara: por los mismos celos de este hombre aparentemente no podÍa utilizar mucho su telÉfono, de hecho, sus dos hermanos que residen en otro condado no sabÍan de la noticia y les ayudamos a contactarlos con la morgue del condado san mateo para que de esta manera dieran sus datos y pudieran identificar a esa mujer y ahi la escuchaba, el mensaje que tiene su hermana, estas son tragedias que se pueden evitar, no nos cansamos de decirlo, recuerden que no estÁn solas o solos. siempre haya ayuda disponible y siempre pueden realizar esa llamada esa lÍnea de ayuda para prevenciÓn de violencia domÉstica o a la lÍnea del 911, que sean las vÍctimas que hagan esta llamada antes de que sean los agresores que la hagan para denunciar este tipo de crÍmenes. carla: un lamentable hecho, gracias. por otra parte, una persona resultÓ herida en una serie de a

. >> reporter anser hassan and tim jones are along the coast in san francisco and san mateo counties, where people took precaution because of that tsunami warning. >> but we're going to begin now with cornell bernard, who is live in humboldt county. cornel. >> yeah, dan, it has been a day to remember here in humboldt county. and that's certainly putting it mildly. after that 7.0 earthquake got everyone's attention this morning around 1045. we're here in the community of rio del. it's about 25 miles south of eureka and everyone certainly felt the shaking here. and damage assessments are still being done at this hour. luckily, no injuries reported. believe it or not. now blue slide road, just outside of town, has been closed since this morning when the quake hit, causing a very large crack in the pavement. the fire department has shut that road down with barricades. surveillance video from inside city hall caught the moment the shaking started, sending an employee running for cover in downtown. a liquor store took a major hit from the quake. the owner tells us he lost about $5,000 worth

there is a build now across the san mateo bridge. again, no surprises for a tuesday. we see a heavier volume across the span with slightly lower speeds there. the south bay starts to build once again for the northbound directions. and of course the east bay continues with the build now in walnut creek. back to you. thanks, mike. we are monitoring breaking news in south korea and a late night address from the president. in the meantime, here at home. these children, they don't have a choice as to where they are. you know, at this stage in their lives, groups are working hard to put a roof over the heads of homeless youth. just ahead for you this morning, giving tuesday, we are highlighting one nonprofit in the bay area forward with its work on the streets of san francisco. more of president elect proposed cabinet. make the tour of the senate looking for a yes. vote out to the big board. you know that south korean news that laura was talking about will get right to it, but certainly not affecting stocks, bonds. plus, the bay area's favorite mom and dad getting some new

damian trujillo now you've been along the san mateo coastline all day. i know that you're in half moon bay, but there are some questions tonight about the response to the tsunami warning and whether the county was really prepared for the real thing, if it actually had happened, and especially at the magnitude that jeff just explained to us. yeah. and the county clarified it for us later on this afternoon about the sirens that did not go off here in half moon bay right now things are calm. the waves are calm. in fact, it wasn't four hours after the cancellation of that tsunami warning that the surfers were back in the water enjoying the waves, but not before nearly half the town self-evacuated the line of cars headed out of half moon bay, stretched for miles along highway 92. people leaving the coastline after a tsunami warning was issued today. ruben galindo got the alert on his phone and immediately headed for higher ground. it just said, you know, tsunami warning. kind of freaked me out a bit, so i just grabbed the dogs, threw them in the car and drove

the san mateo county board of supervisors today taking a big step towards removing embattled sheriffhristina corpus. the board unanimously approved the second reading of a measure to put a charter amendment on the ballot next march. now, that amendment would ask voters to amend the county charter to allow supervisors to remove a sheriff by 4/5 vote. an independent report accuses sheriff corpus of retaliating against employees having an improper romantic relationship on the job, and also making racial and homophobic slurs. the board voted despite requests from corpus attorneys to delay it, to give the sheriff more time to respond. >> we are happy to hear from the sheriff, but i want people to know that i have zero confidence in anything coming out of her mouth. being truthful and saying that about a law enforcement officer is really concerning. >> sheriff corpus did not attend today's meeting. the board extended an invitation to its next meeting on tuesday to give the sheriff an opportunity to explain why she believes this measure should be taken off the ballot. meantime, in a letter

also, the san mateo county district attorney has declined to charge a sheriff's deputy who was arrestedidenc■re tapia is guilty. card fraud and cleanup efforts continue in santa cruz county hit the community of scotts valley over the weekend. youstories and a lf it right there@ktvu.com. still to come at 11, a0 alameda county, supervisors tenure is coming to an end. we take a closer look at his long accomplishments while serving the county. but first, a quick look at the christmas tree lighting up jack london square tonight in the city of oakland. you're watching the 11:00 news ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ home sweet home ♪ there's no place like the road home. receive a $5,500 bonus on a new 2024 audi q5 plug-in hybrid during the season of audi sales event.'w deep breath. t0 cancer is a journey you you did it!alone. our cancer care team works together to care for all that is you. ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ home sweet home ♪ there's no pla receive a $5,500 bonus on a new 2024 audi q5 plug-in br during the season of audi sales event. lurie went to visit a neighborhood ihe drug and homels crisis. lurie say

this is just the latest on the controversy surrounding san mateo county sheriff christina corpus kron four's rob nesbitt reports on how the arrest happened. at the same time the deputy was calling for the sheriff's resignation. deputy carlos tapie a is the president of the san mateo county deputy sheriff's association. >> and was one of the first people to speak out against the alleged abuse of power and the sheriff's office. his arrest on november 12 was difficult. but on monday he breathe a sigh of relief, wiping away tears from his eyes. san mateo county deputy carlos tapie, spoke monday, thanking the county's da for investigating the felony charges against him. >> of time card fraud, violation grand theft and obtaining money by false pretenses and grateful to the district attorney's office. >> recognizing these charges hope what they were. yet another 10 retaliation from shared purpose. i express loss of confidence in administration. >> according to the da's office, tapie was accused of clocking in hours while conducting work for the deputy sheriff's association da stephen wagstaf

tomorrow it will stop in san mateo, redwood city, mountain view and santa clara.day you can see it in millbrae, burlingame, menlo park and sunnyvale. >> look at how they have that thing decked out. all right. a reminder you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it's available for you on apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. and it is there whenever you need it. 24 over seven. download the app now and you can start streaming immediately. >> all right, we want to thank you so much for joining us tonight. >> i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley for spencer kristen larry beil all of us here. we appreciate your time as always right now on jimmy kimmel. blake shelton have a great night and a wonderful weekend. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- blake shelton, and ralph macchio. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. welcome. thank you.

i'm sara stinson reporting in san mateo kron. 4 news. >> i put up big board day. he's got cold night filming outside. couple clouds begin to move in. and so we've got some changes ahead of us as well that you got your wake-up weather forecast gets going tomorrow morning. you'll notice some patchy fog tomorrow morning along the coastline, some of the north bay valleys. temperatures in the 40's in the 50's couple high clouds drifting overhead, too. so even as the patchy fog begins to pull back, we'll see more clouds lingering through 8 o'clock. even 10 o'clock in the morning. temperatures gonna stay a little bit cooler. i think it's gonna be a little bit cooler overall tomorrow. bigger changes expected for the weekend. we'll have more on that coming up. and a few minutes. >> ok, thank you. you guys ok, you guys ok? >> new at 10 and unfortunate scene here as oakland, homeowners watch as their house burns. this fire sparked this afternoon near telegraph and alcatraz avenues. crews say the fire spread to the front rooms of the home and the porch area. no one was injure

but is san mateo county ready to make an offer to its embattled sheriff? can't refuse so that she will step down. good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us for this special edition of abc seven news. a san mateo county has made a substantial offer for sheriff christina corpus to walk away from her job. $1 million and four years of medical coverage. >> now, that is what sources close to the negotiation tell the i-team's. dan noyes and dan also learned that when the sheriff and her lawyer rejected the offer, the county indicated they would offer more money. san mateo county attorney john nybelin told the i-team tonight he would not confirm what are supposed to be confidential conversations between counsel and when reached this evening, sheriff corpus would not comment on this report. >> earlier this week, the san mateo county board of supervisors voted to hold a special election in march on a measure that would allow the supervisors to fire sheriff corpus. it comes after an independent report accused corpus of misconduct and co

the san mateo county board of supervisors regarding that scandal surrounding the sheriff christina corpus there. the board voted today to allow voters to decide whether the county should have the power to remove a sheriff from office. kron four's lezla gooden joins us live in the newsroom to break down what this means. good evening, leslie. >> good evening. guess the battle continues between the board of supervisors in sheriff corpus. the board voted to place a measure on the ballot and leave the choice up to voters on whether to grant them the authority to remove her from that position should passes. >> with super abstaining. >> in a 5 to 4 vote, the san mateo county board of supervisors will now hold a special election in march to allow voters to decide to give the board power to remove sheriff cristina corpus. we are happy to hear from the share, but i want people to know that. >> i have 0 confidence in anything coming out of her mouth being truthful. and saying that about a law enforcement officer. is really concerning >> the board also motioned to invite corpus to get a sworn testimo

en san mateo son quienes van a definir su futuro.eron el siguiente paso en su intento por destituirla. recordemos, de hecho, que el pasado 19 de noviembre la junta de supervisores votó ya a favor de comenzar el proceso de una elección especial. me voy a mover con jessica gallegos porque ella estuvo presente en esta junta. jessica, la que se realizó esta mañana. muchísimas gracias por estar aquí con nosotros. y como yo decía antes, no van a ser ni los supervisores ni quienes defienden al alguacil. entonces, quién es ese tercer árbitro que ahora entrará? claro. dayana un placer saludarte dayana. les cuento, fueron 4 votos a favor. estuvo sin la participación del supervisor canepa. sin embargo, esto significa que si hay una elección especial y esto va a ser el próximo 4 de marzo del 2025. y prácticamente esta boleta o esta ordenanza va a estar en la boleta electoral de esta fecha que acabo de mencionar y dayana prácticamente ahora, como tú dices, ese árbitro será los residentes los que tendrán el poder de prácticamente darle ese poder a

the waves seem to be back to normal here along the san mateo county coastline. certainly, enough for the surfers to come out. the waves that were crashing onto the coastline earlier today, but not as much later on here this afternoon. but it was quite the scene here earlier in half moon bay as people tried to jump in their cars and head out of town because of the tsunami warning, there was never an official formal evacuation order given, but the folks still wanted to get out of town. they crammed up highway 92 to go over the skyline boulevard and into the highway 280 area here in the bay area and so they wanted to get out of town. some waited on the summit there of highway 35, and just to wait it out until they could feel safe to come back into half moon bay. some stayed in town. they went up to what's called the granada hills up here, higher elevation, just to makeke sure they were safe. a couple of issues here. one was the evacuation, the self evacuation that the residents conducted, kind of crammed highway 92 there for a while. but also they're supposed to be

now, this marks the sixth domestic violence death in san mateo county this year. it's because of tragic cases like this. the san mateo county is launching a pilot program for survivors of domestic violence. it's a new initiative that we first told you about last night, right here on the news at 730. and tonight, we want to go in depth on this issue and the help that will soon be available with san mateo county supervisor noella. noelia corzo. noelia, are you there? >> hi. yes i'm here. >> well, sadly, we are learning about yet another suspected domestic violence death there in the county. tell us about this basic income program specifically for victims of domestic violence. >> absolutely. this program is the first of its kind to actually begin implementation. the funding has been approved. it will be $358,000 total, which includes $1,000 stipends for survivors, 20 survivors for one year. and it will be implemented through cora, will include case management and evaluation so that it can hopefully be replicated. >> how do you think this money will will help and give

salimos a preguntar quÉ opinan sobre las acusaciones del condado de san mateo. tambiÉn los gÉneros.f de haber incurrido en abuso de poder. yo la conozco hace 20 aÑos y ella todo el tiempo ayudÓ a la comunidad latina. a usted que la acusan, quÉ piensa de esto? >> para mÍ ella nunca fue racista, racistas son los que estÁn actuando en contra de ella . es lamentable y es triste porque a nosotros nos gusta cÓmo trabaja ella y ahora que es la decisiÓn de otras personas, no podemos hacer mucho. >> noelia corzo habla sobre la campaÑa. >> me parte el corazÓn que estamos en esa situaciÓn. esta no es no verdad seguiremos muy pendientes. gracias, marÍa. los activistas pro inmigrantes seÑalan que deben prepararse para recibir a miles de migrantes que llegarÍan en caravana. el gobierno mexicano dice que trabaja en planes. destinarÁn fondos. el fiscal general prometiÓ proteger a los inmigrantes de donald trump. quiero tomar un momento para afirmar que la comunidad inmigrante tiene en apoyo de mi oficina. asÍ buscan cooperar con las autoridades. dijeron que fueron amenazas y detenciones. asÍ cuenta

this incident marks the sixth domestic violence death in san mateo county this year. ktvu lamonica peters brings us a closer look at how the county is working to combat the rising issue. >> 57 year old juan antonio garcia has been charged for murdering his wife of 13 years. 33 year old odilia boursiquot sunday night, san mateo county da steve wagstaffe says. garcia told police that after his wife told him their marriage was over, he grabbed a kitchen knife, went back to the bedroom and began stabbing his wife, striking her in the face, neck and chest. >> i've been watching for over 40 years. domestic violence murders occur again and again and again, and we make great efforts in society to stop it. and we will continue to do so. but we're not we're not solving the problem. >> wagstaffe says there were no children in the home at the time of the murder, but he says garcia was a mother of six children, all of them living in guatemala with their grandmother. the da says there were five domestic violence deaths in the county last year, and there have been three so far this

investigators say this incident marks the sixth domestic violence death in san mateo county this year. new tonight ktvu lamonica peters heard from advocates and has our report on sunday night around 1045 redwood city police say they responded to an assault on seventh avenue. >> police say 57 year old juan antonio garcia made the call, telling police he just stabbed someone. after police arrived at the home and found a woman inside with multiple stab wound, they took garcia into custody. brianna vasquez lives across the street with her family. >> in the morning, she would bring one of the kids out and the bus would pick him up like around 730 in the morning. but that was pretty much it. we didn't really see any of them around. >> police say there were multiple witnesses inside of the home when the stabbing occurred, but the victim's identity has not been released. the woman's death marks the sixth person to die in a domestic violence case in san mateo county this year. cora or community overcoming relationship abuse is an advocacy group serving san mateo county. >> it was not so long a

you can also see some of that back up even going on to that san mateo bridge right now, all that red look over in san francisco. there is an accident. this happened probably going on an hour ago. the southbound us 1, 1, south of cesar chavez street in san francisco. and you see that buildup there. so keep that in is on the scene. it has not, however, been cleared. taking a look over in the south bay this morning. we do have an accident. this should be cleared within the next 15 minutes or so. it is us 101, northbound. it's south of ellis street in mountain view. so some lanes are closed down. but chp is on the scene. they tell me that it should be cleared up. hopefully by at least 8.30, this morning when it comes to bart. we've been talking about this all morning, a 20 minute delay. if you're using that oakland airport line from coliseum to the oakland airport, it's going to be a 20 minute delay. they're having some equipment issues there on the track. the only other alternative to try to get there on time would be bussed. 73, if not, you may want to start heading out now or at least

waymo currently operates in san francisco and san mateo counties. geles and the phoenix area a deal between san francisco city leaders and the nonprofit urban alchemy should keep the organization from shutting down. >> urban alchemy focuses on cleaning up the streets of san francisco and aiding the city's homelessness crisis. the deal would add almost $8 million to the organization's current budget. if the deal falls through, urban alchemy would likely have to cut hundreds of employees. some city leaders worry about how the deal would impact the city's current budget deficit. >> this morning, we're learning. two walgreens stores in east oakland will shut down in the new year, according to oaklandside. the store on high street, off five 8-80, will close january 22nd, and the store on foothill boulevard near seminary avenue closes january 30th. five other oakland stores will remain open, including another one on foothill. the company is closing more than 1000 locations it says are not profitable. >> another budget blow to the city of oakland. according

both have been booked into the san mateo county jail on retail theft charges.l, california prisons will no longer withhold money that people are supposed to get at the time of their release. the california department of corrections and rehabilitation says they want to make sure that prisoners get the full $200 stipend that they were promised. it's all part of a statewide law intended to help people cover basic needs during those first couple of days after they're released, a lawsuit filed in september by uc berkeley's criminal law and justice center claims that state prisons held back money for millions of people all the way back to 1994 governor newsom recently signed a government funding bill to give nearly 2 million dollars for clothing and transportation costs next year for inmates that are newly released. well, as chronic absences have steadily decreased in california schools. the rate among native american students has actually state consistently higher. many native american students face challenges with the added barrier of mistrust, in-state school syst

fox slowed us down nearly 40 on the san mateo bridge.along 8, 80 look at that 60 minutes and to 37 5.88. rout of the oakland. both seen traffic international might be a good option. the light is highly right now and it's still a little backed up about 20 minutes along. 24 and so on the creek down to 5.80, darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. let's talk football now. forty-niners as we told you decided to suspend linebacker de'vondre campbell because he didn't want to play in that one game last thursday. so they were like, okay, don't play more games. no. right to the end of the season. >> so that's the situation right now. kron four's erin wilson has more. >> forty-niners. they've announced that they have suspended linebacker de'vondre campbell for the remaining 3 games of the season. what does that mean? well, this all comes after campbell was leaving the game were seen leaving right there. you see him in the 3rd quarter of the 12 to 6 loss against the rams last thursday night know campbell told coaches he didn't want to play. lee w

well, 30 on the san mateo, thankfully, no accidents.nter fell bridge about 14. and let's check out the golden gate bridge. look at that. 46 minutes uses low beams. if you hit any pockets of fog out there, just take a time. darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 30 right now and on the peninsula. sanitarias district attorney is siding with a sheriff's deputy who was arrested last month. yeah, the da says the crime rule no crime was committed and the arrests should never have happened. crop was rob nesbitt has the story. >> deputy carlos tapie a is the president of the san mateo county deputy sheriff's association. >> and was one of the first people to speak out against the alleged abuse of power in the sheriff's office. his arrest on november 12 was difficult. but on monday he breathe a sigh of relief, wiping away tears from his eyes. san mateo county deputy carlos tapie, spoke monday, thanking the county's da for investigating the felony charges against him. >> of time card fraud, violation grand theft and obtaining money by false

san mateo bridge is still at around 17, 30 minutes in the south bay. look at that green.you're moving at the limit to 80 to make a good time and we have a stalled vehicle along southbound 6.80. that's what's slowing things down there. the 33 minute ride 8.80, cilantro down to 2.37. about 30 minutes. darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 6.18, the sonoma marin area rail transit system is back after being temporary le suspended for some testing. the transit agency says that they suspended service on saturday in preparation for the opening of the new smart petaluma north station during the test to crews had to deal with some storms damaged downed trees and power poles and debris on the rails. and now that rain is up and eunning again. happening tonight, the san francisco airport commission is going to talk about a contract that could help with the modernization of terminal 3. they'll be talking about the price of this with turning construction company. looking at price tag of about 74 million dollars. the contract would not exceed more than 980 million dollars. total.

taking a look at our san mateo bridge right now. drive time is only 13 minutes.s a still photo that we have from last week and then of course, we have a richmond. sandra fell bridge coming in at a 7 minute commute. there. lastly, our golden gate bridge coming in at 21 minutes reyna. all right. thank michael will contrast the county launching their 13th annual food for thought winter break food box distribution. >> the partner with amazon to combat food insecurity. the problem provide essential pantry. staples like rice beans, pasta, fresh poultry to over 720 families across 15 schools in richmond, volunteers and officials are going to be distributing the boxes today at coronado elementary to ensure that children on subsidized programs have enough food during the winter break, the initiative helps families stay nourished. spend quality time together during the holiday season. let's talk sports. stocks fell short against the winnipeg jets with stanford men's basketball. we were able to pull through against the merrimack. college warriors covers. eiin wilson has all

the san mateo bridge at about 15 and the golden gate bridge. you can see the water on the lens there. a 32 minute ride darya. james, back to you. all right. let's get back to what's going on this morning. as far as the new storm and the storm damage over the weekend are still thousands of people who don't have power this and this is obviously a big problem for them. pg e says 6,000 customers in all. >> in the dark this morning, the majority of those outages right now are in the south bay and the north face covers. lindsay for takes a closer look. >> heavy rains and strong winds continue to cause damage in north bay, nevada. police reporting a widespread power outages, downed power lines and downed trees. >> like here off indian valley road and hill road. the storm tore this large tree from its roots, landing it on its side with the storms weakening vegetation like ground saturation pg e predict more downed trees throughout next week as a result of the storm that moved through yesterday. so you can continue to see outages that can occur. even yo

san mateo, dumbarton bridge have some slowing.n the near future here in the next hour, you are expected to see slowing into oakland, slowing getting into fremont and also in the south bay, slowing to get to the west valley. the good news is we don't have a lot of incidents to report. 817 what about today's weather? here's steve. >> sal. thank you sir. we will start with yesterday's high temps and the livermore airport set a record high. they did? yes they did. 72 degrees. so if you are out there and you said, man, it feels like it's in the 70s. it was. san jose was 71, morgan hill was 71. redwood city, san rafael 70. oakland was closed. hayward was also closed. santa rosa 68in the city 66. and that 66 has been the warmest since going back to last week. 59 last wednesday. thursday. that's normal for this time of year. then friday. saturday. low 60s. sunday. mid 60s. 66. yesterday. i'm going 67 today. near 70 for some. again on this pattern. hazy sunshine. mild above average temps. there is a light north to east breeze and there's n

is that current temperature in san mateo? so here's future weather. we have clear skies early on, temperatures warming into the 40s and 50s by 9 a.m. sunny skies this afternoon, you will notice temperatures. we're not going into the 60s today. we are a bit below average. will mainly be in the mid 50s for daytime highs. that frost advisory until 9 a.m. it's a cold start out there. we have lots of sunshine coming our way. mid 50s for daytime highs. we'll take a look at the new year's eve forecast coming up in eight minutes. let's check in with sue, see the drive times. >> it is holiday quiet drew. so far so good. i don't want to jinx it, but taking a look at the nimitz freeway 880, both directions past the coliseum and the arena. moving at a really good clip this morning. no delays here. we'll take a look at the richmond san rafael bridge. also pretty quiet. a few cars coming through. we do have a bit of a commute out of the central valley. kind of a surprise for this monday morning. we will check on speeds in just a few minutes, but it looks like it's