en san josÉ la calle san pedro serÁ exclusiva para peatones. >>> este martes fue esta noticia. esta aprobaciÓn da pie a varios cambios en esta calle para hacerlo mÁs segura para los que la visitan. pero para que esto suceda tomaÁa varios millones de dÓlares y varios aÑos. >>> venimos a conocer. visitando desde el san francisco guadalupe martÍnez dice que quedÓ fascinada en (hablan en inglÉs), y por eso el cierre del 60 ceso vehicular a esa vÍa es permanente. una decisiÓn que viene con varias mejoras de infraestructura. tenemos la opciÓn que esto pueda mejorar. >>> entre los cambios propuestos es eminar el acceso el acceso de automÓviles en el lado de san pedro, tener un carril de acceso para emergencias y otras medidas de embellecimiento. >>> Árboles y murales. >>> para hacer esto tomarÁ varios aÑos y como 10 millones de dÓlares. >>> costarÁ 10 millones de dÓlares, la gente tiene que saber que costarÁ mucho pero es para la seguridad de nuestros clientes y de nuestros negocios. continula propuesta es que el dinero venga de la ciudad pero propietarios de negocios dicuantos que ta

>> yo lleguÉ hace 2 meses, entonces aquÍ en san pedro y en san andrÉs todos los dÍas es muy normal ver calles estaban vacÍas, no quisiera exagerar, pero yo creo que era un poco complicado salir en ese momento, ya en estos dÍas ha estado mucho mejor, pero de todas formas tenemos que estar barriendo todos los dÍas, principalmente cuidando nuestra salud, hemos estado saliendo con tapabocas, hemos estado muy al pendiente de lo que el gobierno del estado de puebla estÁ indicando, que han estado muy al pendientes.. vÍctor: antes pudimos caminar por las calles, nos dimos cuenta que los comercios estÁn abiertos y la gente hace la vida normal, pero tambiÉn podemos descubrir que hay mucha ceniza todavÍa. esto es parte de lo que se estÁ viviendo en esta comunidad, que

/san pedro -- gloria: san pedro street was closed during the pandemic and the closure was extended iny voted to move forward with plans to make it a permanent pedestrian only walkway. san pedro street in downtown san jose is vibrant with people enjoying food, cocktails outside, and now they have plans to create a pedestrian mall here. it requires businesses to move all outdoor seating from the street closer to the sidewalk next to their building. it also calls for a 20-foot walkway down the middle-of-the-road. business owners we talked to support the plan. >> i think it is great. this street definitely should be permanently closed to cars and vehicles. >> it is the next big thing, if not better. i think it might be better because we are able to open until 2:00 a.m. as opposed to 12:00. >> that is the owner of tiki pete, investing in three businesses in downtown san jose. city officials say the project will take about 2.5 years to complete and cost about $9.5 million. funds will go towards improvement, such as installing streetlights, relocating fire hydrants. the plan is still in the

verstrang capty vita --m >>> now at 5:00, san jose officials say it will cost $9 million to close san pedro street. the catch? it's been closed. since 2020. >>> and a deal has been reached on the debt ceiling. we'll tell you what is in the bill and the chances of it passing before the country defaults. >>> we have to of course avoid a market crash. we have to avoid tanking the economy. we have to avoid a default. ♪ >>> and it's carnaval in san francisco today. thank you for joining us, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. we start this sunday with san francisco's carnaval celebration. >> more than 3,00people marched through the mission district representing more than a dozen latin countries. >> you don't really see this as much you know. in san francisco. especially because of the gentrification. >> my favorite part is that the cars go sideways. and i have seen it since i was 4. >> a long time. that was the 45th anniversary of carnaval and people got a chance to enjoy music and dancing and food. and coming up at 6:00, we'll have a ride along inside the parade. >>> and san jose is taking

san jose leaders are on the road to turning san pedro street into a permanent public walkway.ren martinez is looking into the new design for downtown. >> whether you want to enjoy happy hour cocktails or meals outside, san pedro street in downtown san jose allows you and your four-legged friend to do so. tuesday, city council unanimously voted to move forward with plans to make it a permanent pedestrian only walkway. >> i think it's great. this street should definitely be permanently closed to cars and vehicles. reporter: the san jose initiative allowed businesses to operate outdoors. the street closure to cars was extended in 2022. now the city has plans to create a pedestrian mall. >> from what we've understood, allowing every business to bring their patio out to the edge of the sidewalk since sidewalks will be needed anymore when this is open for foot traffic. reporter: it requires businesses to move outdoor seating from the street closer to the sidewalk next to their building. the plan also calls for a 20 foot wide walkway down the middle of the street. >> i think it will

. >>> and the city of san jose is taking steps to make san pedro square between st. john's into a pedestrian mall. but it's proving to be a lot more complicated and expensive. len ramirez explains. >> reporter: randy mustard is the owner of sushi confidential, one of the downtown restaurants allowed to expand seating into san pedro street as part of a pandemic program to keep businesses alive. the street was closed to cars for three years and now that will become permanent. >> it's going to remain closed to vehicular traffic, which is great for all the local businesses. it's great for the community because it's going to create a really good vibrant environment down here. >> reporter: there are just a few hints of san pedro street's former life as a place for cars. >> the vote was unanimous. >> reporter: but the unanimous vote by the city council means cars won't be coming back. what will be coming as a pedestrian-friendly walk way of shops, restaurants, and outdoor seating on the block between santa clara street and st. john. >> maybe focus on other things like figur

not the fact that they approved the pedestrian mall here at san pedro square but they did that withoutshi comfortable. allowed to expand seating intosan day pedro street as participant of a pandemic program to keep businesses alive. the street was closed today cars for three years and now that will become permanent. >> it's going to remain closed to vehicular traffic. great for the community as well as the local businesses because it's going to create a really good vibrant environment down here. >> reporter: just a few hints of san pedro street's former life as a place for cars. >> the vote was unanimous. >> all right. >> reporter: but a unanimous vote by the ci

san jose leaders are on the road to turning san pedro street into a permanent public walkway.n martinez is looking into the new design for downtown. >> whether you want to enjoy happy hour cocktails or meals outside, san pedro street in downtown san jose allows you and your four-legged friend to do so. tuesday, city council unanimously voted to move forward with plans to make it a permanent pedestrian only walkway. >> i think it's great. this street should definitely be permanently closed to cars and vehicles. reporter: the san jose initiative allowed businesses to operate outdoors. the street closure to cars was extended in 2022. now the city has plans to create a pedestrian mall. >> from what we've understood, allowing every business to bring their patio out to the edge of the sidewalk since sidewalks will be needed anymore when this is open for foot traffic. reporter: it requires businesses to move outdoor seating from the street closer to the sidewalk next to their building. the plan also calls for a 20 foot wide walkway down the middle of the street. >> i think it will bo

propuestos esta configurar los estos elementos para eliminar el acceso de automóviles de lado de san pedrodas de embellecimiento. >> Árboles, murales, espacios públicos para todos. >> va a tomar varios años y alrededor de $10,000,000. >> va a costar como unos $10,000,000, es mucho, pero la gente tiene que saber que va a costar mucho, pero es para la seguridad de nuestros clientes y de nuestros negocios. >> la propuesta es que el dinero venga de la ciudad, propietarios de negocios tendrán que pagar servicios adicionales. >> este proceso no será inmediato, la ciudad, estamos pensando que puede tomar hasta dos años y medio. la calle sigue cerrada, invitamos a la gente que sigan apoyando como lo han venido haciendo. >> la calle san pedro cerró el paso al tráfico vehicular desde 2020 cuando adoptó la medida al fresco para que restaurantes y bares pudiera operar al aire libre debido a la pandemia, y en julio de 2022 extendieron la iniciativa que ahora es permanente. >> muchas gracias, sandra. sabemos que la ciudad va a cubrir la mayor parte del costo del proyecto, pero no saben con certeza de dó

. >>> buenas tardes, frente la basÍlica de san pedro en la ciudad del vaticano.revistamos al papa francisco. fue una charla Íntima, en la que intentamos conocer mejor al primer pontÍfice de amÉrica latina en la historia hicimos algunas preguntas difÍciles. el encuentro fue en el centro agustiniano a un costado de la plaza de san pedro en el vaticano el papa llegÓ en su silla de rueda y lo vimos fuerte a pesar de sus problemas con la rodilla se levantÓ con ayuda de un bastÓn, para despuÉs otra vez tomar asiento en el lugar de la entrevista. fue una charla profunda, una charla sincera, la que respondÓo sobre su posiciÓn en temas como el aborto, el celibato hizo un balance sobre sus 10 es aÑos al frente de la iglesia catÓlica y lo que aÚn le queda pendiente. esta es la primera parte de nuestra exclusiva con su santidad el papa francisco. su santidad gracias por su tiempo. por estar con nosotros. ¿cÓmo estÁ? ¿cÓmo estÁ su salud?. >>> mucho mejor, ya puedo caminar, la rodilla se fue arreglando. dÍas doloroso como hoy. y a que no. es parte del desarrollo. >>> nos tuvo

vaticano con lo último >>> adelante >>> qué tal vanessa, gusto saludarte, estamos en la basílica de san pedroticano donde han habido noticias, se informó que tiene fiebre y por eso canceló sus encuentros y citas de todo el día, atribuyen esto a un cansancio por la agenda que tuvo ayer tan apretada el papa francisco en un día en el que tuvo un encuentro en exclusiva con noticias telemundo, en ese está le preguntamos por su salud y otros temas, esto es parte de nuestra conversación >>> usted siempre dicen recen por mí ¿siente la fuerza de toda gente? >>> el poder que tiene con la oración con sus pastores . la oración de los fieles hace milagros. ser pastor, párroco, obispo, cualquier pastor está con corazas colaboración de los fieles . >>> le quiero enseñar un vídeo, una fotografía que vimos en la frontera entre méxico y estados unidos hace apenas unos días. una bebé envuelto en una cobija dentro de una maleta cruzando . sus padres lo llevan en esa maleta ¿cuál es su mensaje por un padre y una madre como esta? ¿cuál es su mensaje para los mientes? >>> es un problema grave, hay del otro lado tie

that incdes rerouting the parking garage exit from san pedro to another street. city officials estimate the entire process will cost just under $10 million and will take about 2 1/2 years to complete. >>> decision 2024 is heating up. ron desantis set to officially announce his candidacy. next on our midday newscast, the choice words that donald trump has for the dpofr. >>> and target reacting to recent backlash surrounding controversial store products. the company's response is now sparking its own controversy. the issue target says the products are all tied to. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪♪ >>> new at 1 1:00, convicted murderer and former south carolina lawyer alex murdaugh is being indicted on financial fraud charges related to his house keeper's death. gloria satterfield died in 2018 following what had been described as, quote, a trip and fall accident at the family home. he's now facing insurance fraud charges in the death. this comes after murdaugh was convicted for the murder of his wife, margaret, and his son, paul. >>> today marks one year sinc

san pedro street in downtown san jose is vibrant with people enjoying food and cocktails outside.n requires businesses to move all outdoor seating from the street poser to decide what next to their building. it also calls for a 20 foot walkway down the middle of the road. business owners support the plan. >> is great. this street should be permanently closed to cars. >> it is the next best thing to santana row. it might be better. we are open until 2:00 a.m. as opposed to 12:00. >> that is the owner of tiki ete , who's investing in three businesses in downtown san jose. officials say the project will take at least 2.5 years to complete and cost over $9 million. funds will go towards improvements such as selling additional streetlights and relocating fire hydrants. the plan is still in the works. reggie: investigation being launched accusing some pot -- some top baby formula manufacturers colluding to get better prices on government contracts. kumasi: a look at the new york stock exchange. we will check in and tell you after this. reggie: a new series combining culture and superher

the owner of sushi confidential, one of the downtown restaurant s allowed to expand parking into san pedroeet. the street was closed to car for three years, and now that will remain permanent. >> it will be closed to vehicular traffic which is great for the local businesses and great for the community because it will create a really vibrant environment. >> reporter: there are just a few hints of san pedro street's former life as a place for cars. >> the vote was unanimous. >> reporter: but a unanimous vote by the city council means that cars won't be coming back. what will be coming is a pedestrian friendly walkway of shops, restaurants, and outdoor seating on the block between santa clara street and st. john. >> maybe focus on other things like figuring out how we're going to fund some of these improvements. >> reporter: the cost will be $9.5 million, but city officials admit there's no money for it in the budget. >> i think it's likely to be a very long time until we have $10 million to invest in this. >> reporter: the mayor suggested private businesses pay for some of the cosmetic impro

. >>> the city of san jose is taking steps to make san pedro square between santa clara and st. a pedestrian mall. but it is proving to be a lot more complicated and expensive. len ramirez explains. >> reporter: randy is owner of sushi confidential, one of the downtown restaurant allowed to expand feeding in the san pedro street as part of a pandemic program to keep businesses a live. the street was closed to cars for three years and now that will become permanent. >> it is going to remain close to be hit traffic, which is great for local businesses and great for the community because it will create a really good vibrant environment down here. >> reporter: there are just a few hints of san pedro street's former life as a place for cars. >> it was unanimous. >> reporter: what a unanimous vote by city council means the cars won't be coming back . what will be coming as a pedestrian friendly walkway of shops, restaurants and outdoor seating on the block between santa clara street and st. john. >> we need to focus on other things like figuring out how we are going to fund some of th

shot the city of san jose is taking steps to make san pedro square between santa clara and st.rian mall but it is proving to be a lot more complicated and expensive. len ramirez explains. >> reporter: randy is the owner of sushi confidential, one of the downtown restaurants allowed to expand feeding into san pedro street as part of a pandemic program to keep businesses a live. the street was closed to cars for three years and now that will become permanent. >> it's going to remain close to the healer traffic, which is great for the local businesses and is great for the community because it is going to create a really good vibrant environment down here. >> reporter: there are just a few hints of san pedro street's former life as a place for cars. >> the vote was unanimous. >> reporter: but a unanimous vote by city council means that cars won't be coming back. what will be coming as a pedestrian friendly walkway of shops, restaurants and outdoor seating on the block between santa clara street and st. john. >> we need to focus on other things like figuring out how we fund some of

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mall. >> over the next 2 and a half years, 9 and a half million dollars will be invested in the san pedro street, san jose city council approving the project store owners in the area say they're ready for the outdoor space and people who live there think it will be a good investment for the city. >> to pink, i mean, right now and the more money that they'll put into it, the more people will come. so i'm really excited all right. the street will be repave. the will be rerouted parking garage exits. the city will also be adding medical blaine's and vibrant street decor. after the change, each business will then be allowed to set up its own outdoor dining area for the first time the santa clara valley transportation authority held a cybersecurity preparedness exercise today. >> the agencies involved included the fbi and the tsa security experts say that cyber attacks have increased over the years, including some aimed at transportation agencies. the talk included, how to boost security defenses for public transportation, infrastructure and how to deal with the ransom attacks and cyber espion

. >>> estamos por san pedro. >>> lo que quiero es pasar con mis hijas. >>> alejandro mallorcas. algo que no se ve en mucho tiempo. >>> se fue controlado a mediados de los aÑos 90. y desde entonces, no se ha visto como en estos Últimos meses, que llegan grupos grandes, personas migrantes. f la frontera de san diego y tijuana, francisco fajardo, noticias telemundo. >>> el first republic bank amaneciÓ con un nuevo dueÑo, j p morgan. la compra de este banco nacional se realizÓ pasada las para de la madrugada para evitar el pÁnico financiero y el desplome de las bolsas. recibiÓ un rescate de 13 mil millones de dÓlares por parte de la corporaciÓn federal de seguros de depositos una entidad federal que garantiza los depositos de 250 mil dÓlares algo que preocupa a los clientes. >>> es un terremoto ec ng. ellos estÁn inoculados delg riesgo. en 8 estados del paÍs. anunciÓ hoy que va a hacer lo posible por minimizara la reducciÓn de su fuerza laboral. es poco probable que se pueda cumplir con esta responsabilidad si el congreso no elva en respuesta el lÍder republicano dijo que su partido

considered an outdoor mall over the next 2 and a half years. 9.5 million dollars will be invested into san pedro street, san jose city council approved the project earlier this week. store owners in the area say they are ready for the outdoor space and residents there think it will be a great investment for the city. >> to really upping coming in right now and it the more money that they'll put into it, the more people will come. so i'm really excited >> the street will be repaved into an even sidewalk with rerouted parking garage exits. the city will also be adding medical lanes and also some very vibrant street decor after the change, each business will get 10 to 12 feet of outdoor dining. and that should cost them about $500 per permit. in the north bay. supervisors in sonoma county are now moving forward with plans to replace all of its fossil fuel buses with new 0 emission buses over the next 17 years. the change comes following the 2018, california air resources board regulation which requtred all new public transit buses to be 0 emission by 2029. also, all fossil fuel buses must be retire

calendario pero estaba previsto que lo hiciera porque es domingo de pentecostés en la basílica de san pedroestoy en una edad que hay que decir que bien se logre usted siempre dice recen por mí, siente la fuerza de toda la gente? >> la gente que intercede por el pastor a veces por nuestra cuenta la gente con el poder que tiene de la oración por supuesto la fe hace milagros >> tendremos más de esta conversación en noticias telemundo a las seis y media de la tarde también en el centro de estados unidos y mañana sábado hemos preparado un programa especial con la entrevista completa y también con detalles del encuentro que el papa francisco tuvo con jóvenes de todo el mundo es un programa especial que se llama recen por mi papa francisco los esperamos a las 10 de la noche nueve centro este día sábado por telemundo por ahora regreso con ustedes >> música >> y llega la batucada san francisco con el carnaval es les presentaremos una familia que lleva fuego en las ropas el carnaval de la sangre >> accidente automovilístico también hablaremos de eso ocurre la autopista 17 dejó dos personas sin vida t

not the fact that they approved the pedestrian mall here at san pedro square but they did that without knowing how they're going to pay for it. randy is the owner of sushi comfortable. allowed to expand seating intosan day pedro street as participant of a pandemic program to keep businesses alive. the street was closed today cars for three years and now that will become permanent. >> it's going to remain closed to vehicular traffic. great for the community as well as the local businesses because it's going to create a really good vibrant environment down here. >> reporter: just a few hints of san pedro street's former life as a place for cars. >> the vote was unanimous. >> all right. >> reporter: but a unanimous vote by the city council means that cars won't be coming back. what will be coming is a pedestrian friendly walkway of shops, restaurants and outdoor seating on the block between santa clara street and st. john. >> figuring out how we're going to fund some of the improvements. >> reporter: the cost will be $9.5 million but city officialsadmit there's no money for it in the budg

square, which is on san pedro street is already pedestrian only, but the city council voted earlierke it permanent. the street will be repaved as a sidewalk in parking garage exits will be rerouted. officials estimate the process will take at least two years and cost nearly $10 million. as of right now, city officials don't know where the funding will come from just yet. they're looking into private sources and hoping for federal grants to make it happen. 17 is your time right now sell has been tracking a grass fire on 8 80. let's get an update from him right now to see how things are looking in that area. you know things are a little better because the fire department put some water on the fire 80 near brokaw road heading south to the airport. still a little bit of smoke. but since a fire did mount an aggressive attack on this fire, which was spewing up pretty black smoke at one point in the south bay now they do have more of a handle on it. but there's still plenty of smoke in the area. so be careful if you're driving through. let's go to the east bay. and there's the freeway. let

outdoor mall over the next 2 and a half years. 9 and a half million dollars will be invested into san pedro street, san jose city council approving the project this week. store owners see in the area say they're ready for the outdoor space and residents think it will be a good investment for the city. >> it's really a pink. i mean, right now and it the more money that they'll put into it, the more people will come. so i'm really excited >> the streets will be repaved still be rerouted, parking garage exits. the city will be adding blaine said and what they're calling vibrant street to court after the change, each business will then be allowed to set up their own outdoor dining area. now to an image we never want to relive. of course, the 1991 tunnel fire that burned more than 1500 acres in the oakland and berkeley hills. more importantly, though, it killed 25 people and still scarring. a lot of people and their psyches count today, the city of oakland is testing out a new system that could help prevent something like this from ever happening again. from first charles clifford has details. >

buena tardes buenas noches en roma frente a la basÍlica de san pedro, hoy el papa francisco estÁ enfermoque tiene fiebre y cancelÓ sus reuniones del dÍa. estÁ cansado por au agenda de ayer, un dÍa ocupado, donde el pontÍfice dio una entrevista exclusiva a noticias telemundo. >>> lo vimos fuerte y con buen animo, llegÓ en su silla de ruedas. usÓ un bastÓn para ponerse de pie y acomodarse para la entrevista. le preguntamos sobre salud y dijo que estaba bien. despuÉs de la entrevista el papa se dirigiÓ a su fundaciÓn. en la plataforma digital en noticias telemundo. habÍa unas 200 personas en el auditorio u el papa hizo un fuerzo gran de por saludarlos a todos. fueron unos 40 minutos de saludos y abrazos y Él mismo pidiÓ retirarse. en general, el papa tenÍa buen semblante el evento terminÓ por cansarlo. esto sucediÓ luego que pasara unos dÍas en el hospital por una bronquitis. y de eso hablo m con Él. >>> esta es nuestra segunda parte de nuestra entrevista exclusiva con el papa. >>> ¿cÓmo estÁ su salud?. >>> mucho mejor, ya puedo caminar, la rodilla se fue arreglando y antes no podÍa caminar

. >>> estamos por una violaciÓn por san pedro. >>> mÉxico. antes en san diego. algo que no se veÍa hace mucho tiempo. >>> se fue controlando a mediados de los aÑos 90 y desde entonces y como en los grandesÚ meses que lleguen grupos pi grants. el secretario de seguridad nacional pide ayuds).l congreso. >>> >>> activistas anticipan que a medida que se acerca la eliminaciÓn del tÍtulo 42 y los dÍas posteriores, el flujo de migrantes sigue aumentando en zonas como esta, donde no estÁn acostumbrados a ver grupos tan nÚmeross. >>> noticias telemundo. >>> el pentÁgono rastrea un nuevo globo que sobrevolÓ la semana pasada sobre hawai. no representa amenaza la seguridad nacional aÉreo. quieren determinar a quien pertenece. este a yaz go ocurre luego que . y espÍas chinos sobrevolando antes de ser derribado sobre la costa de las carolinas. desde hoy, comprar una casa podrÍa ser mÁs fÁcil, para quienes no tienen un buen rÉcord crediticio quÉ cambios benefician a los latinos de menos ingresos. >>> nuevos videos el trÁgico incendio en ciudad juÁrez. el jef

some who live and work near slawson avenue at san pedro say pursuits in the area are becoming more commoneen a major ice event. somebody getting hurt or he's right. it's not unusual. the results of a recent study by the la police commissioner show half of the people injured in la pd pursuits are bystanders and one out of every 4 lapd pursuit ends with an injury or death. we reached out to l a p d but this pursuit crash is still under investigation and they didn't want to comment the pursuit just after midnight this morning lasted just 2 miles. we spotted a child's car seat on the ground in the debris. but right now there is no information on those innocent injury. victims is not right when they buy what is and the thing to do it. the you know, i i don't think that's fair like it's it's always on the man died in drunk-driving the same thing. why? why the people that had nothing to do if they get hurt? >> that was sandra mitchell reporting for us this evening. coming up, the fda just gave the ok for dogs to join their owners while dining outdoors. native american civil rights icon chief sta

square, which is on san pedro street is already pedestrian only, but the city council voted earlierhis week to make the change permanent. the street will be repaved as a sidewalk and parking garage exits will be rerouted. same as the officials estimate the process will take at least two years and cost nearly $10 million. as of right now, city leaders don't know where the funding will come from just yet. they're looking into private sources and hoping for federal grants to make it happen. at noon, the valley transit authority is holding its first ever cybersecurity preparedness exercise is during the event in san jose in coordination with the a. both agencies say cyber attacks are a major and growing threat to public transit and other government operations. there's so much of our society that's connected to computers and networks, and that includes our transportation, infrastructure. everything from my signaling to, you know the way you pay your fares, and all of these things are connected to networks. and we don't want any of that information to be compromised because it could have

ayer el pontífice participo en la misa de san pedro.utoridades han declarado estado de emergencia que va a permanecer vigente por siete días. también han sido emitidas órdenes de evacuación. el fuego produjo una enorme nube de humo sobre la ciudad y se reportaron cortes de electricidad y carreteras afectadas porque el humo y las llamas afectan la visibilidad, hacen muy difícil conducir en el área. en california la compañía de seguros de vivienda no ofrecerá nuevas pólizas de seguro en el estado desde ayer, no se aceptan nuevas solicitudes para propiedades personales o comerciales. la aseguranza dice que es por los altos costos de la inflación que supera la inflación, y el número de catástrofes y los retos del mercado. esto después de que se registraron cerca de 7500 incendios forestales en california en 2022. suplementos multi vitamínicos pueden ayudar a retrasar los problemas de memoria que acompañan la edad. así lo dice un estudio reciente. tenemos los resultados de la investigación. >> es una realidad que llega a la edad para muchos,

la gran pregunta en el vaticano ¿ es quiÉn oficiarÁ misa este domingo en la basÍlica de san pedro que papa francisco pero veremos que su salud mejore en esta entrevista le preguntamos sobre su estado de salud? y lo vimos, lo vimos fuerte se lo dijimos, Él estaba sonriente, el estaba muy lucido y bueno hablamos sobre su salud y sobre su legado, sobre lo que estÁ por venir en su pontificado y esto es parte de lo que nos dijo. >>> santidad gracias por estar con su tiempo por estar con nosotros cÓmo estÁ su salud cÓmo estÁ? >>> mucho mejor ya puedo caminar la rodilla se fue arreglando y antes no podÍa caminar ahora he vuelto a caminar >>> mmm! >>> hay dÍas que son mÁs dolorosos como hoy y dÍas que no. pero es parte del desarrollo. >>> nos tuvo preocupados con su bronquitis? >>> sÍ realmente fue una cosa inesperada, fue una pulmo ni tis aguda que me agarrÓ durante la audiencia, mediante la audiencia. pero la agarramos a tiempo me dijeron si hubiÉramos esperado mÁs de horas hubiera sido mÁs grave, en 4 dÍas salÍ. >>> se le ve muy bien >>> estoy en la edad que hay que decir que bien se lo ve

just after 2 30 this morning on south almond and avenue and post street right near san pedro square interviews. south bay reporter lamonica peter says the story. anthony briones says he's lived in downtown san jose for about 30 years, and he feels safe enough to walk his dog at night. a lot of good people around here but the ones that do stuff like that kind of bring everybody down. but after sunday morning stabbing, brian's says his concerns are growing for young people's safety. get scared because my nephew and my niecego to that kind of club and hang out and, just hope they're safe for people were stabbed during the incident with one person rushed to a nearby hospital with life threatening injuries. san jose police say it started with a fight on the sidewalk at the intersection of south almond and avenue and post street for most people at nighttime, it can be kind of scary. um as a woman gets kind of dicey, and, um, i prefer not to but definitely i don't have that much of a fear, but there definitely is an intimidation factor being out here at certain times, and it doesn't shock me that the

on south almond in avenue and post street white near san pedro square. police say a fight broke out before officers were called to the scene. when officers did arrive, they found one man with life threatening stab wounds. authorities say he is in critical condition but stable. three other people took themselves to the hospital. all are expected to survive. no word yet of any arrests. also in san jose, the city's largest school district is facing a major teacher shortage. the california department of education says the san jose unified school district needs to hire just over 200. teachers in time for the 2023 2024 school year. officials say they anticipate a struggle because many educators are leaving the bay area. at a board meeting last week, the district's assistant superintendent, said cost of living is a major factor in the shortfall. overall state data says santa clara county needs 1200 teachers for the next school year and the state needs nearly 25,000. in east oakland, gunfire, hitting cars, homes and injury and at least one person the investigati

that crash happened near north san pedro road at about 5:30. two people were injured but their conditions are unknown. northbound lanes were closed earlier because of cars blocking the roadway. they reopened just past 6:00 tonight. developing news now with the showdown over the debt ceiling. all is quiet in washington tonight with less than two weeks to go until the u.s. might not be able to pay its bills. default could result in severe economic consequences. here is phil. phil: to a default on its debt, a halt in negotiations between the white house and house republicans. house speaker kevin mccarthy accusing the white house in moving backward in discussions over raising the debt limit. late friday, negotiators from both sides met for more than an hour behind closed doors with a lawmaker calling it a candid discussion. key issues include government spending cuts, unspent covid relief funds, and new work requirements for federal aid programs. the white house and president biden claimed there is a bipartisan path forward. >> i still believe we w

into an outdoor mall over the next 2 and a half years and 9.5 million dollars will be invested into san pedro street. so our leaders are so owners, i just say in the area say they are ready for the outdoor space and some residents. we talked to say it is a good idea. >> it's really a pink. i mean, right now and it the more money that they'll put into it, the more people will come. so i'm really excited >> the city says after the change, each business will be allowed to set up its own outdoor dining area. >> san francisco is getting a 369 million dollar federal loan to help protect the city from future flooding. mayor london breed says the money comes after heavy damage from winter storms. she says it will be used to create local jobs by improving wastewater and storm water. infrastructure. >> building the critical infrastructure that serves our residents while addressing climate change and protecting the environment doesn't happen overnight. it takes partnership and thanks to the epa. the long will be a vital part of these efforts which has a peuc will use to make the great star systems. well

coming up, we'll have the details on the new changes coming to san pedro square here in downtown san jose. all that more coming up at 6.30. >> 6.29. is the time right now. and it's just a little gray out there. don't let it get you down. no, this afternoon is going to it was yesterday. yesterday was gored. it was. it was should i start? it was a little windy. and morning i love it. i love hearing the real weather report. how you how it is. there's no fluff with you. i love that. how it is right now. we're just watching with a slight chance of coastal drizzle nothing over dramatic. but i did turn on radar. we're going to check it every time you see me on tv so that you have no surprises. >> overall, we're off to another gray start radar showing for the most part. it is dry course. we'll update you throughout the day. you can see those gray skies in some spots. so weather just like yesterday. same story today. just a little chillier. you can see that those temperatures are starting in the 50's a santa rosa. 49. but overall we'll stay in those but we're slowly going to climb up by noont

over the next 2 and a half years. 9.5 million dollars will be invested into san pedro street in san jose. a project approved by san jose city council changing the area to be pedestrian. only. >> stores like voyage. coffee are excited. store manager sarah tells me right now their side of the street only has a couple little road barriers and some paint. yeah, i know it will be definitely nice to have established. well, the street is already owed or friendly. it will be repaved into an even sidewalk with parking garage exits being rerouted, adding a medical lane in vibrant street to some construction on the street is already happening. but again, it's expected to take 2 and a half years. but locals like julia say it's a good investment. it's really a pink. i mean, right now and the more money that they'll put into it, the more people will come. so i'm really excited. >> after the change, each business will get 10 to 12 feet of outdoor dining area which could cost them $532 in permits. so i asked the shops if it was worth it. >> we show for sure for sure. yeah. like having a downtown outdoor

the crash happened near north san pedro road. two people were hurt and their condition is unknown. northbound lanes were closed due to the cars blocking the roadway. happening today in the east bay, organizers are holding a climate rally at the chevron refinery in richmond. this comes as chevron is set to hold its annual shareholders meeting later this month. organizers are hoping to draw attention to environmental concerns. this will be the group's 10th annual rally outside of the refinery. it begins at noon outside the check in with li weng drizzle ie heading out. -- mist and drizzle if you are heading out. partly cloudy skies. we are talking a mini warm-up. i will explain in a moment. stephanie: also ahead, glamour for equal rights. how the community is trying to encourage voters. plus, reports of deaths and vision loss increase after a company recalled its eyedrops. stay with us. we will be back after the break. or, cat you have... frontline® plus lets you take them everywhere... no matter how you define it. e name a and tick ptection. ♪ estado dorado ♪ ♪ always in that state o

this happened early yesterday morning on south almond and avenue and post street near san pedro square one of the stabbing victims was rushed to the hospital with serious injuries, police said. that person has been stabilized but is still in critical condition. for most people at nighttime, it can be kind of scary. um as a woman gets kind of dicey, and, um, i prefer not to, but definitely i don't have that much of a fear, but there definitely is an intimidation factor being out here at certain times, and it doesn't shock me that there was a stabbing. police say the fight began on the sidewalk and escalated no word on what started the dispute with three other people who were stabbed are expected to recover time now 705 to san jose bomb squad was called to a house after police found what they thought was a suspicious device during a burglary investigation. it happened on the ugly avenue not far from the san jose rose garden. police were responding to a burglary at an empty building last night when they found that device they blocked off the roads in the area for a couple of hours as they

suspects has happened yesterday morning just after 2 30 on south almond and avenue and post street near san pedro square. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters has the details. anthony briones says he's lived in downtown san jose for about 30 years, and he feels safe enough to walk his dog at night. a lot of good people around here but the ones that do stuff like that kind of bring everybody down. but after sunday morning stabbing, brian's says his concerns are growing for young people's safety. scary because my nephew and my niece there about that age should go to that kind of club and hang out and i just hope they're safe for people were stabbed during the incident with one person rushed to a nearby hospital with life threatening injuries. san jose police say it started with a fight on the sidewalk at the intersection of south almond and avenue and post street for most people at nighttime, it can be kind of scary. um as a woman gets kind of dicey, and, um, i prefer not to but definitely i don't have that much of a fear, but there definitely is an intimidation factor being out here at certain

attackers happened just after 2 30 yesterday morning on south element and avenue and post street near san pedroare. ktvu. south bay reporter lamonica peters has details. anthony briones says he's lived in downtown san jose for about 30 years, and he feels safe enough to walk his dog at night . a lot of good people around here but the ones that do stuff like that kind of bring everybody down. but after sunday morning stabbing, brian's says his concerns are growing for young people's safety. get scared because my nephew and my niece there about that age should go to that kind of club and hang out and i just hope they're safe for people were stabbed during the incident with one person rushed to a nearby hospital with life threatening injuries. san jose police say it started with a fight on the sidewalk at the intersection of south almond and avenue and post street. most people at nighttime, it can be kind of scary. um as a woman gets kind of dicey, and, um, i prefer not to, but definitely i don't have that much of a fear, but there definitely is an intimidation factor being out here at certain tim

tell us about the bishop enrique san pedro ozanam center, and the people killed outside.r: good morning to you first of all. i am glad to be back. all of us here have been working so closely with the migrant communities since 2017. many of us are heartbroken today. i can only describe this as a hate crime, motivated by hate that has been of course fomented for a long time by the right wing, especially during the trump administration. these people had made it from venezuela and other countries, all the way across mexico, which is a horrific journey, and managed to make ito the border. i work on the mod tomorrow side, in 2014, and close to 100% of the people i interviewed have either suffered a rate, vicious attack, kidnapping, or worse on the way north. or these people to have led venezuela, made it all the way north, waited to cross legally across the bridge with the app on their phone, were at a shelter, and then were at the bus stops to go to the airport to reunite with their family at last and wait for the courts to decide on their immigration status, for them to be pl

the stabbings happened just after 2 30 this morning on south elmer avenue and post street near san pedroquare. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters live now in that area after speaking with people about concerns for their safety lamonica. san jose. police say they got a call around 2 30 this morning after a fight broke out. they didn't say what the fight was about. but we talked to some people in this neighborhood who had some mixed feelings about how safe they feel in this area right now. there's a lot of good people around here, but the ones that do stuff like that kind of bring everybody down. anthony briones says he's lived in downtown san jose for about 30 years, and he feels safe enough to walk his dog at night. but after sunday morning stabbing, brian's says his concerns are growing for young people's safety. get scared because my nephew and my niece there about that age should go to that kind of club and hang out and, uh, i just hope they're safe for people were stabbed during the incident with one person rushed to a nearby hospital with life threatening injuries. san jose pol

it shows you exactly north san pedro road, from santa rosa all the way to the golden gate bridge, we're at speed. we'll show you how it shapes up across important parts of your commute. >>> happy tuesday to you. goldman sachs will pay out more than $200 million to settle a complaint it underpaid women. microsoft-owned linkedin more or less leaving china, cutting jobs there. today is the day republicans and democrats meet at the white house over the debt ceiling. wall street doesn't really appear to have worried about it too much. markets are mostly strong. but at some point we have to start talking about who does and who does not get paid if washington can't pay its bills. for instance, do we give the money to treasury bond holders first? they loaned the government money, they ought to get it back. or do we pay social security checks first? people need those. treasury secretary janet yellin was on cnbc a short time ago and she refused to say. >> i really don't want to get into discussing them and ranking them because as every treasury secretary has known, the only option that really lea

coming up, we're talking all about the transformation coming to san pedro square and how coffee shops like this one behind me. well, now have a seating area. we'll have those details in just exactly how much i >> 7.29 right now and we're so glad that you're starting your day with us here on the kron 4 morning. absolutely. thank you for joining us. we've got reyna harvey standing by with a check of traffic and brittany bailey starting things off with the latest on the weather. brittany, good morning. yeah. watching those gray skies again. thankfully it's not as bad as yesterday, but those temperatures are actually going to a little bit chillier than yesterday to kind of set the tone. so a mile and a dress in layers will have breezy conditions as well. so make sure the >> how those long sleeves to stay won the big picture again. we'll show you those gray skies you can see in the east as you head out, you can you want to make sure to use those low beams. we are watching the chance of a sprinkle or 2. i'm not seeing anything on radar right now near the coast, >> if that changes, i want to

this happened early yesterday morning on south amazon avenue and post street right near san pedro squarehe victims was taken to hospital with serious injuries. police say the victim had been stabilized but remained in critical condition. for most people at nighttime, it can be kind of scary. um as a woman gets kind of dicey, and, um, i prefer not to but definitely i don't have that much of a fear, but there definitely is an intimidation factor being out here at certain times, and it doesn't shock me that there was a stabbing. no word from police on what started the dispute. the three other people stabbed are expected to recover. authorities are now offering $80,000 for information about the whereabouts of a texas man wanted for shooting and killing five people. a man whose wife and nine year old son were killed in the attacks. as it began after he asked a neighbor to shoot his gun further away from his home and the neighbor refused. fox news. casey stegall has the latest now on the story. it's a horrific crime, and i can assure you and the american people that law enforcement will delive

it happened early yesterday morning on south alameda avenue and post street near san pedro square.one of the stabbing victim was rushed to the hospital with serious injuries. police say the victim had been stabilized but still is in critical condition. for most people at nighttime, it can be kind of scary. um as a woman gets kind of dicey, and, um, i prefer not to but definitely i don't have that much of a fear, but there definitely is an intimidation factor being out here at certain times, and it doesn't shock me that there was a stabbing. police say the fight began on the sidewalk in an escalated no word on what started the dispute . a three other people stabbed are expected to recover. oakland police officers are investigating an assault that may be linked to a sideshow in oakland officers. a group of people got into a confrontation with someone in a car during a sideshow on international boulevard and 42nd avenue. investigators say the victim's car was hit from behind and after the victim stopped his car and got out. investigators say he was attacked by a large group of people

san pedro square has been pedestrian only for a while now the city council voted to make that permanent will be repaved as a sidewalk and a parking and all the parking garage exits will be rerouted. sanity officials estimate the process will take at least two years and cost nearly $10 million. as of right now, though, city officials do not know where the funding will come from. they're looking into private sources and hoping for federal grants to make that possible. san jose mayor met mayhem has released a new proposal on how to address homelessness in the city. we have heard the community loudly and clearly we need urgent, immediate, aggressive solutions to unsheltered homelessness. previously the mayor had proposed spending 80% of homeless funding on temporary shelters as a way to quickly get more people off the streets, but he faced criticism from affordable housing advocates who said that funding came at the expense of long term of edible housing. to allocate $50 million for temporary housing, such as tiny homes and safe parking areas and another 50 million to long term affordable h

i'm here with the san pedro family they traveled the farthest to be with us.a. and angie is a teacher, so we send all her love to the students of course, i am a product of that school district myself. don't want to look at my transcripts from those days. >> true. >> coming up on "hoda and jenna", we have actor and director emilio estovez. >> bill nye and much more fun with sheinelle and ms. pow pow kordell stewart. but first your local news, weather and these messages ♪♪ >>> good morning. it's 8:56. i'm ginger cone jero saab. >>> families, it's more of the same as many students remain at home and teachers are walking the picket lines on strike. when teachers and district leaders finished talks yesterday, the sides reported little progress. but now the naacp are asking teachers to reconsider walking off the job with only a dozen days left in the school year. we'll have a live report at midday as soon as there's a break, we'll post it on our twitter feed. >>> now five people are injured after an early morning high-rise fire in san francisco's inner sunset. head

it's our live weather camera featuring san jose, just outside of san pedro square. you see the mostly cloudy skies there you also see a little spider web on the camera lens there need to get that taken care of. i've had a lot of spider issues, too, but notice them. mosquitoes have not been as ominous as of late because of the cooler conditions of right now we are cloudy everywhere streaming from 50 in san francisco to 57 degrees in san jose. the winds have been picking up at times and will gust out of the west 10 to 20 later today, but meanwhile, visibilities improving along the seashore at four miles and half moon bay three and petaluma, eight and napa due to the overcast conditions today, partial clearing at the bayside and the east shore, otherwise, 58 and plenty of cloud cover area. is a drizzle at the beaches, including la honda and pescadero all the way into montara beach and moss beach as well inland. 74 to 76 degrees, not bad at all, but well below the average of 80 degrees and around the rose garden district of san jose 73. we'll talk about the full forecas