and replaced by santa ana. and then santa ana chooses another president. only to take back the presidency from him a little while later. and in the meantime amend this amid this mexican domestic infiding santa ana face taylor and what became the most famous battle of the war and it's the one you need to remember for your exam. and that's the now you're writing and and that's the battle of buena vista. in late, february of 1847 the battle of buena vista so it's it's early february. taylor's feeling pretty sure santa ana won't attack. and he decides to move on his own with his mostly volunteer army of about 4,500 troops. he decides to move southward. santa ana gets word of this gets intelligence of this and advances against him was somewhere between 15 and 18,000 soldiers. he's determined to finish off taylor's army. skirmishes in ensue on february 22nd at the base of the mountains there and then the next morning mexican soldiers are clashing with americans throughout the whole day. taylor's only choice is to fight a very defensive battle against the larger

santa clara county was suppose to do their tally in 2021. that was canceled because of the pandemic. so this year's count is making up for that. most bay area counties are expected to do their next counts until next year. >>> and police are investigating a homicide at the homeless camp. one person was killed and another was injured in the shooting last night at willow street and highway 87. the highway was closed for close to 10 hours during the investigation. no word from police on the suspect or possible motive. >>> and san francisco's mayor is pledging to ramp up spending on homelessness despite the city's budget deficit. the mayor has a five-year goal to cut homelessness in half. her proposed budget would create 600 new shelter beds next year. keep open more than 500 beds that were paid for by covid emergency money that is run out. she also plans to expand new housing and services to prevent people from becoming homeless. to make sure money doesn't just sit there unused. the mayor is introducing the ordinance to give them more flexibilit

other community leaders from santa clara county and the city of san jose echoed this message. >> the city of san jose is currently planning a welcoming migrant response plan that, if needed, we will activate various departments in the city organization to ensure that our response is as welcoming and inclusive and humane to people who are seeking asylum in the u.s. >> reporter: they did not specify details about the plan but confirmed it will follow the work of organizations. the group is currently helping two to three new families each day. they expect that number could go as high as 10 new families. >> we have been working to stabilize families, get them temporary shelter, use limited resources we do have to get temporary hotel stays, get food and water and medical enrollment coverage, getting the families and children enrolled in school and other types of resources to get families stabilized. >> reporter: jeremy tells me we will see the real impact of this change not now but within the next two weeks. he emphasizes the importance of this help right now to avoid situations where the

santa cruz mountains.'re the winner, bonnie doon, an inch and a half ben lomond, almost an inch and a half of rain. davenport's i think you get the idea over an inch and 10 11 1 hundreds and oakland that that was a broadway terrorists. one point oh, seven. not bad. oakland not too shabby at all. there were a lot of locations that picked up about a half inch to two thirds of an inch of rain, and about an hour yesterday as a couple of cells went through. including valeo, 0.78. the cities up to three quarters of an inch fairfax 30.71 morada 0.63, sfo napa, almost a excuse me half inch of rain evergreen area, san jose 0.44 and petaluma point for now , the key for today will be the lowest a little bit to the washing. see the circulation. i'll show it to you. it's right in here, right in there. but because it's west, you're you're starting to see the these systems come in, and what it's doing is it's favoring areas closer to the coast and the bank. not so much inland. however those locations with any sun breaks,

she's alone as a new resident of santa clara. according to the california department of finance, more than 4,000 people moved to santa clara from april 1st of 2020 to january 1st of 2023. and the city saw its population grow by 1.5% from 2022 to 2023 at a time when most cities in the bay area saw people leave. >> significant. it's a big deal. it compares to the county that lost 0.3%. >> reporter: this is the director of the continuing study of the california economy. the backbone to his hypothesis that santa clara is ties that hav bucked the trend of population decline. >> reporter: that adds of 2020 to january 1st of 2023, the city added more than 3100 new housing units. good for population and economic growth. >> adding housing, um, helps affordability, helps the existing residents, helps the economy. and it can provide more customers for local businesses. >> reporter: new customers like sandy. [ singing ] >> reporter: who's finding her rhythm in her new home in her new neighborhood. >> i think the biggest change for me is i no

what the mayor of santa clara is saying today and the amount of money this could mean not just for santa clara but the entire bay area. >>> also, a startling attack caught on camera. we investigate what led a vta bus driver to get off his bus and beat up a rider. >>> two popular car companies are paying up after a tiktok trend led to their cars being easily stolen. the news at 5:30 starts right now. >>> it's not official, not yet, but there are multiple reports, including our own report last night, that the super bowl is returning to the bay area. nbc sources say next week, the nfl owners are expected to vote for levi's stadium to host super bowl lx, which is in 2026. it will be 10 years after levi's first hosted its super bowl. here's nbc's ian cull. >> reporter: 2026 is shaping up to be a major year in the south bay already with the world cup coming to town and now, it appears, the super bowl coming back to levi's stadium in the bay area. >> i haven't heard of another city, another venue, that's even in contention for super bowl lx. so it is all 49ers, ali vie stadium. >> reporter: nfl

cattle are also used in parts of santa rosa. but if you're using machinery to cut grass and weeds, the experts say it's really important to use caution. i keep you know, the weeds cut, but do it before. 10 o'clock in the morning when it's cool out when it's not windy. so that so you're helping to reduce the risk creating an unnecessary fire. >> still ahead on the news at 9, child suffering from injuries tonight after thrown from the car and crashed. the person driving that car. he's now facing charges. plus, the woman accused of injecting a deadly dose of silicon into another woman's rear and makes an appearance in court today. the latest on where things stand tonight and then summer is just around the corner of that getting the passport. yeah. international travel is picking up. the post office is helping folks navigate that helping folks navigate that press meet the team... behind the team. the coach. the manager. and the snack dad. all using chase to keep up with their finances. the coach helps save goals here, because she sa

hoy se inaugurÓ una de estas en la universidad santa clara, damian trujillo que nos cuenta cÓmo todoterÍa y obtener su caja gratis de narcan, la idea que ellos quizÁs podrÍan ser un salvavidas. >>> es tan fÁcil como comprar una bolsa de papitas de una mÁquina, solo que esta estÁ llena de narcan y es gratis. >>> la profesora dice que esto es un medicamento milagro que puede revertir una sobredosis de opioides en minutos. >>> creo que sÍ existe un estigma sobre el uso de las drogas o sustancias, pero tambiÉn en recoger una caja creo que muchas personas creen que es como darles permiso a personas a usar drogas. >>> estudiantes dicen que no es un esfuerzo por fomentar el uso de drogas si no, estar listos en caso de emergencia. >>> uno puede ayudar a la comunidad. >>> rganizadores esperan que alumnos no se sientan mal usando la mÁquina, que los vean como alguien despuÉs esto a salvar una vida. >>> deberÍa estar en mÁs universidades porque no sÉ si las personas saben que gran probase ha hecho para cuando personas creen que estÁn tomando un tipo de drogas y luego algo pasa y no sabemos cÓmo

that's where the focus is santa cruz. peninsula santa cruz mountains and also santa clara valley.nda's closed at 1000.81 bonnie dunes over a half inch right now and near alum rock, san jose. also a quarter of an inch quarter of an inch for many here, including napa, los altos, mount diablo, half moon bank, santa rosa's close dublin's close then it tails off a little bit, but sounds a 13 100 many around 12 hundreds, including danville, redwood city mountain view and also fremont. the air loft is very cold for us this time, years thirties up in the mountains here for some so off and on rain possible thunderstorms heaviest south. hi as well below normal here in the forties fifties. the surface temps will not be that warm. that's one overriding factor on getting a lot of severe weather but was such cold air aloft and it is may it wouldn't take much. you can see a lot of that activity is the lowest parked right over. so the southern end of this you get more than on the northern end. but if you can get some sun breaks, you'll get some pretty rapid build ups here. so we're not done yet.

just grateful that nobody was seriously hurt in this alyssa live in santa rosa. thank you for that report. raging wildfires in canada could be compromising air quality and some american states air quality alerts were issued in eastern colorado and montana today, you know, residual smoke from the fires and haze continuing to travel south towards idaho and utah quality index in colorado has tipped into a rage that indicates unhealthy conditions for sensitive groups. thousands of canadians have evacuated the raging fires, which are mostly near alberta and back here at home. we all know wildfire season is a big deal. there i fr that threat. we have more now from fox's ashley soriano. this would be an example of what a simulation would look like alert. california is a state wide network of over 1000 cameras and a partnership between the university of california, san diego and multiple state agencies. here. we put two cameras in the field. they're on these candy canes, fire or the california department of forestry and fire protection uses this data to fight fires, came

santa rosa, 75 that still great, right? we were way above average yesterday, san francisco, 67 mountain view. 69 morgan hill, 65 san jose. 71 fremont. 71. so right there in the coast, we're going to stay in the 60's for us. abe like oakland hayward were in the upper 60's and then inland. we're looking at 77 yesterday. antioch, you around 88. so you can see that 10 down from yesterday. but still not bad. those lows are going to say a sunrise at 49, but for the most part going to see right there at the 50's. our 7 day forecast shows on friday is going to be our coolest day of the week. but really not that bad car partly cloudy. 71. they 65 and coast. we're going to be at 58 traffic and weather together again. what we're watching is going to be breezy conditions are also going to be watching for that fog right now. traffic still slowly building on 80 as you make your way into san francisco. but you can see san mateo bridge. it's moving. that's the good news. earlier. it was a parking lot golden gate bridge. really consistent i

little morning, santa rosa, you're just a tick below average, but you're still warm. santa rosa. we're looking at 75 livermore. we're looking at 75 san jose. 71. so again, low pressure system really drop those but really, we're still going to see those warmer temperatures this weekend. we're looking at inland 70's bay in the 60's and even the coast were right there at the 60's as we plan that we can for you, traffic and weather traffic is building. you can see that a lot of orange, a lot of red meaning 15 miles per hour. the big picture still showing you the bay bridge. we're looking at 21 minutes. mace to fremont street golden gate bridge really showing you again. those foggy conditions. traffic is moving. that's the good news. but you can also see the tolls 1, 0, 1, 32 minutes. a stop and go traffic for you. and police we showed you this about 10 minutes ago. looks like it just wrapped up but traffic is still slow. got to give you the up to the minute traffic updates 80 to 101, we're looking at. 25 minutes. what else is going on on the city will let you know in the weather and

average rainfall for may, over an inch for santa rosa. three quarters in oakland, san jose about 0.03. rainfall so far pretty light. 200 san jose and martin but noland with a third of an inch of rain. today's highs were well below average and it was a very windy one for parts of the bay area. the winds have dropped off but it is still gusty around oakland. on our exclusive storm impact scale, tonight through wednesday is a light level 1, scattered showers and the chance of thunder and hail will be best tomorrow with snow level around 4000 feet and rising tomorrow afternoon. 5:00 tomorrow morning, you see the mixed precip over mount hamilton. the commute could be slow going, so give yourself extra time as we go towards afternoon and evening. rainfall intensity picks up, comes back around and we could see some thunder as well. this pattern repeats early part of wednesday. rainfall totals through wednesday night, now the santa cruz mountains picking up close to two inches of rain. models want to bring the rest of you anywhere up to 0.3 inche

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. >> [habla en inglÉs] la presidenta la junta de supervisores del condado santa clara dijo que estÁnque el gobernador newson solicite y asegure fondos federales. carla: asÍ es, este es un reporte de nuestra colega, sin embargo, esta informaciÓn la tenemos mÁs adelante. y fÍjese usted, a pesar de que titulÓ 42 permitiÓ que se expulsar rÁpidamente a muchos inmigrantes, el fin de esta polÍtica migratoria ha provocado el aumento de inmigrantes llegando a la frontera sur. ante esto nos comunicamos con un abogado de la fundaciÓn, amigos de guadalupe, Él es cÉsar bautista a quien aprovechamos para preguntarle cÓmo afectarÁ el fin del titulÓ 42. cÉsar: el cambio mÁs grandes que ahora la gente que entrÓ de forma irregular, esas personas no son elegibles para aplicar por asilo, por ejemplo, si una persona entrÓ cruzando la frontera, esa persona no serÁ elegible para aplicar por asilo, las personas que serÁn elegibles para aplicar por asilo tienen que presentarse a inmigraciÓn usando una cita en la app que ellos crearon. carla: y las personas que ya tienen un caso de asilo bajo el tÍtulo 42, ¿l

the case for us in santa rosa.er 70s are expected this afternoon with plenty tf sunshine to go around. mother's day is around the corner. don't forget it. on sunday, into the weekend, we will warm up a lot. we talk about 90s in the forecast. upper 80s down in the santa clara valley. take a look. today in the 70s in san jose. yesterday we were in the 60s. the day before, a similar trend. tomorrow the upper 80s. throughout the bay area, sitting above average. then it averages more into monday. this is by monday. i will show you tomorrow's coming up in the next first alert forecast. into the weekend, illinois say this. as high pressure -- i will say this. allergy season is around. medium to high category. that's where we sit tomorrow. it decreases in time for mother's day but active throughout the bay with the pollen floating around. by sunday, 65 with sunny skies in san francisco. warmer inland east bay. 90s. the 90s last into next workweek. we are dry and warm. we will keep you updated with the first alert forecast.

departamento del alguacil del condado de santa cruz acusan a ... descuidada infantil hasta el día de su arresto. estas imágenes son de la página web de este centro del 11 de abril investigadores encontraron el cuerpo de ... (hablan en inglés). >> en las montañas de santa cruz. (hablan en inglés). (hablan en inglés). (hablan en inglés). (hablan en inglés). (hablan en inglés). (hablan en inglés). (hablan en inglés). >> la portavoz del sheriff, dice que personas vieron a la víctima por última vez, y al ver el video de vigilancia concluyeron que esas dos personas serán los responsables de su muerte, los tres se conocían. (hablan en inglés). (hablan en inglés). (hablan en inglés). (hablan en inglés). (hablan en inglés). (hablan en inglés). (hablan en inglés). >> ashley dice que aún investigando el motivo del homicidio pero creen que fue algo personal. en un comunicado dice que no tolera violencia o amenazas de violencia la universidad de stanford dice que la ... ya no trabaja aquí en el plantel y el homicidio no tiene nada que ver con esta universidad e

ir a santa cruz para buscar calor y buscar temperaturas mejores.vemos lo que deberÍa ser san francisco pelo estÁ cubierto, y se espera que la condiciÓn se mantenga asÍ, a partir del martes condiciones de 57 grados (informaciÓn en pantalla) satÉlite y radar la capa marina se acerca a la costa y dÉbito a un sistema que se ve en el pacÍfico de baja presiÓn, tambiÉn trajo viento en santa rosa, san francisco, y santa cruz, y estamos viendo tormentas invernales, no se siente el verano en el sur, en reno vemos advertencia en la ciudad de (hablan en inglÉs) tenemos una vigilancia por Área de inundaciones, debido a tormentas elÉctricas que se esperan por un sistema de alta presiÓn. si tiene lanes de viajar a la costa se esperan condiciones con bastante viento, especialmente en san francisco y (hablan en inglÉs) y vientos de 18 a 20 millas por hora. el sistema de alta presiÓn dominarÁ mÁs, pero esta noche se mantiene la nubosidad con mÁximas en los 70 en san josÉ pero disminuye en la noche en los 70. el martes con mÁximas de 73. (informaciÓn en pantalla) a p

now tell us in custody at the santa rita jail in dublin. police identified the victim as emmanuel moseby on your screen. they say he was a little more high school student and was on the school's junior varsity football team. well, a man from livermore died over memorial day weekend after he dive off of a dam in butte county. according to those reports, he briefly surfaced after jumping and then went under water and drown. his body was found in the feather river right near chico on sunday. cal fire assisted in that search. there. well, happening now, santa clara police are looking for this man. please get a good look at him. 70 year-old richard gillet also known as ricky went missing yesterday at noon after he left his home right near lexington and santa clara streets. they say he has dementia. he was last seen riding a yellow bicycle and wearing a light-coloured t-shirt, blue jeans and dark tennis shoes. well, a glimmer of hope in the fight against homelessness in the south bay got some new numbers showing if you are people living on the st

average rainfall for may, over an inch for santa rosa.hree quarters in oakland, san jose about 0.03. rainfall so far pretty light. 200 san jose and martin but noland with a third of an inch of rain. today's highs were well below average and it was a very windy one for parts of the bay area. the winds have dropped off but it is still gusty around oakland. on our exclusive storm impact scale, tonight through wednesday is a light level 1, scattered showers and the chance of thunder and hail will be best tomorrow with snow level around 4000 feet and rising tomorrow afternoon. 5:00 tomorrow morning, you see the mixed precip over mount hamilton. the commute could be slow going, so give yourself extra time as we go towards afternoon and evening. rainfall intensity picks up, comes back around and we could see some thunder as well. this pattern repeats early part of wednesday. rainfall totals through wednesday night, now the santa cruz mountains picking up close to two inches of rain. models want to bring the rest of you anywhere up to 0.3 inches,

highs today, 70's going on for antioch. 75 santa rosa.the general trend here monday tuesday. lot of afternoon sunshine and temps holding in the lower 70's. well, the 7 day forecast for you and the 4 zone as well. we'll check tahoe and just word to the wise are going up. there looks like thunder showers in the early part of the week starting today tomorrow, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that update. >> santa rosa police are investigating after a confrontation between 2 men at a local cemetery. it happened early saturday morning. the suspect alejandra guerrero bargain is accused of pointing a gun at a man and firing that weapon at the ground at santa rosa memorial park cemetery. police arrested him. he is accused of assault with a deadly weapon and having other weapons in his possession, including brass knuckles, a dagger and a collapsible baton. the fbi is now joining the investigation into a toxic dust release at her martinez refinery. this comes 6 months after that refinery sent 24 tons of toxic dust containing heavy metals o

we're 74, even santa rosa. your average is 78 we are at 65 really has been the breezy conditions that we've been concerned about. so we'll take a look at your 10 at 10 on your let you know when it warms up and how breezy it's going to get tomorrow. thank you, brittany. >> state lawmakers sounding the alarm today saying the california's public transit agencies are in the red zone. kron four's catherine heenan reports on what it means and how it could affect bay area. public transportation. >> this was a sacramento news conference and a really public pushback on the governor's proposed budget. it includes slashing 2 billion dollars in transit infrastructure. money. senator scott wiener leading the charge to says it will be a disaster. if the governor does not rethink his decision, not to be a lot of public transit agencies like bart muni. he argues the pandemic upended everything and the system needs time to recover. >> and over time, public transportation will to changes in the world. but during this transition,

well, the santa clara valley also having seen some pockets of heavy rain this morning. as for san francisco, the bay bridge richmond center fell in the golden gate bridge. all are currently looking at showers on them. so yes, definitely a morning to anticipate some slick conditions in the ensuing slowdowns as you commute will take a little bit more time because of that. this low pressure area that's bringing pthis activity is still sittin right in place. very little movements from yesterday and that since the system is stalled out, we're still looking at quite the unsettled day ahead of us showers through the morning, especially towards the coastline in the bay shore and for the south bay now into the afternoon could see some thunderstorm development for the inland east bay. do keep your ears peeled for a roll of thunder, isolated pockets of heavy rainfall. tonight, we'll start to see activity diminishing but still hanging on to that chance of a few showers into the start of the day tomorrow. so your thursday morning could be our final dose of rain before we do start to

san mateo coast, santa cruz mountains, santa clara valley.l south of san jose , morgan hill, san martin, down the gilberts sixties on the highs there in a cool pattern here. and look at the projections here. truckee south lake tahoe, reading that that is a two inch amounts being forecast. so near susanville. quincy if you're heading there, bernie bernie falls up there. there's going to be some pretty good boomers developing in the next 3 to 5 days, fifties sixties by the water seventies inland, and these are not changing anytime soon. you guys art, steve. thank you new details about the man facing charges in the shooting death of toddler jasper wu on a bay area freeway by one of them won't face murder charges. all right, let's head into our newsroom check in with ali rations for a look at the other stories. we're following for you here on morning sun, too. good morning, pam and andre will the next time you head to starbucks for a cup of coffee. you may have a tough time finding a place to sit. why the managers of a southern california starbuc

we've got 55 santa rosa. 52. for the afternoon. those highs only about 60. so not much of a change from yesterday. accept well, a dice in a way that wind. we're down to a west southwest wind at 15 with the sun and clouds mixture. some of those leftover fog clouds for the afternoon. so 66 of 11 by 2, we're talking 79 lower. 80's will do it tomorrow. we up those temperatures a little bit. however, much of next week will be treated to cooler temperatures and watching out for some winds there. so, you know that spring, it's not consistent like this. we have more details in your extended forecast. and of course, that for some stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> we're learning more about the fatal shooting of an armed burglary suspect in san francisco. kron four's philippe djegal has the latest reaction from neighbors. >> kurt herring lives on bosworth street and watch 3 and a half hour standoff between san francisco police and the burglary suspect armed with a gun play out from his back porch friday afternoon. t

privados en todo el estado de california, eva blanco masías, es vicepresidente en la universidad de santaos acompaña aquí en comunidad del valle, eva, bienvenida al programa. eva blanco: gracias, gracias por la invitación. damián trujillo: gracias por estar aquí, platíquenos de lo que estamos hablando, es una mejor oportunidad para los jóvenes de primera generación, que asisten al colegio, y que son de bajos recursos, eva blanco: sí, pues sí, yo represento a santa clara, a la universidad de santa clara, somos una universidad privada, eh, y recientemente hemos formado una alianza con otros ocho colegios privados también en el estado, inclusive caltech, claremont mckenna, harvey mudo occidental, pomona college, stanford, usc, scripps, muy conocidos, y bueno, esta alianza es simplemente, queremos traerle a las comunidades la invitación, el anuncio que nosotros también somos opciones, muchas veces hay una percepción que las universidades privadas son muy caras, que no tienen, que no son igual de accesibles, ¿verdad?, eh, y bueno, nosotros queremos venir a las comunidades, especialmente esos e

santa clara valley monterey, maybe in the santa cruz mountains, but it's on its way south.california northeast and tahoe, truckee, even down to mammoth and bishop. for us fog and low clouds been this way for a long time local low overcast been some patchy drizzle line that's probably lifting by now. mix of sun and clouds, decent little onshore breeze 50 60 seventies not much change through wednesday, maybe a little warmer towards the end of the week and into the upcoming weekend. youtube sunday looks nice, steve paulson. thank you. of course, we're still checking traffic for you on this memorial day holiday . a lot of people not going to work in school, of course, but many people still on the go between san francisco and marin county, smooth sailing on that gorgeous golden gate bridge across the bay and down to the south san jose interstate 2 80 looking like this morning we frequently seen this area backed up on a typical monday. but of course that's not today. interstate 24 in the east bay in the lafayette, orinda area, smooth sailing as well, if you're going from oakland

also having seen some heavy rain overnight up in the santa cruz mountains, lighter down in the santa sfo. things are moving along, but it is wet. it is cloudy out there. daytime highs today will be similar to yesterday. upper 50's to low to mid 60's. so another day to bring the rain jackets and definitely just dress for it. feels like winter, at least early spring. again after the shorts and t-shirts last week. like today. >> if you are waking up this morning, maybe you're traveling into the fully. we're still under 30 minutes about 22 minutes mace to that freeman street exit. maybe you're taking bart. remember rain days, the slow those trains down to avoid accidents. 15 minutes headed across towards the peninsula. looks like that camera shaking there. that means high winds will slow down. a richmond center fell bridge slick. 11 minute ride tolls to 101, and the golden gate bridge. you're looking good. still a long 1, 1, of the north bay 20 s. 37 to the tolls are james, back to you. thanks. rain is 6.31. in san francisco da brooke jenkins is now explaining why she dropped the murder

maybe a sprinkle or 2 near santa rosa.ust that patchy drizzle continued with the gusty conditions of 22 miles per hour in places like fairfield. so it's going to feel colder. those temperatures again, a lot like today, it is going to be a breezy temperatures dropping down that feels like temperature on the coast will see in the 50's they in the mid 60's and inland will be in the 70's. a warm-up headed our way break it down. coming up in our 10 to 10. britney, thank you. >> in the north bay fire agency started prescribed burns already along highway one. 28 today between pleasant valley road and the canyon creek resort. e work will last until dnday. the controlled burns will go from 9 in the morning until 5 i the evening or as conditions change. commuters taking highway one. 28 can expect single lane traffic control at the site. smoke will also be visible throughout the region. just so you know what's going on? that's where and sullivan counties meet. >> this memorial day marks the unofficial start of summer. but for those r

santa cruz is booming. the sen does data show it's the second fastest growing city in america, adding 7,000 new residents in the last two years, including some of those workers looking for something outside of the bay area. >> i think now, the real question is, is this a pandemic two, three year trend? or something that stands much longer and is kind of our new normal here in our region? >> i think there's so many people that have thought about moving. >> yes. >> or know someone that's moved. >> right. >> or are considering it because there's so many factors that make it challenging to live in the bay area. >> housing, cost of living, gas prices. >> a lot of people say, not even america, but out of the country. >> we're smiling wither on weather. >> that's why it is so expensive to live here. >> mediterranean climate. >> feels a little like italy or france some days, with myrow climates across the bay area. why travel? the microclimate weather, in san jose we have that blue sky with us. 69 degrees right now

santa rosa, 47. 44 in petaluma. we are looking at visibility issues near santa rosa. heavy pockets of localized, dense fog. but in the bay area for the most part it is clear. reported earlier conditions in napa were worse, but that is starting to improve. as we look at the forecast, throughout the bay area this afternoon we will top off mostly in the 60s. in san francisco, we will sit in the low 60s this afternoon. upper 60s in the east inland hills. still a beautiful day to take your dog up for a walk, regardless. this is a photo sent in of his beautiful black lab over at baker beach. if you are going to baker beach today, expect upper 50s and lower 60s. i will have more on the warm up heading into this weekend's forecast . gianna, how are the roads looking? >>> you just that acute puppy cruising through. we need a name for the puppy. let's talk about the freeways. as you work your way along highway 4, things are moving nicely. antioch into i d a report of a trouble spot. if you are taking highway 4 to go 680, traffic is moving along. metering lights are not on and o

si vive un poco mÁs al sur, en san josÉ estaremos en los 65 y hacia zonas de santa rosa en los 63.ema, pero se mueve hacia el norte de nuestra Área y lo que va a hacer es mantener temperaturas bastante frescasy para el resto de la semana vamos a ver un ascenso de las temperaturas ligero, asÍ que mientras tanto nos quedamos con este paraguas en mano. locutora: padres que perdieron a sus hijos entablaron una demanda, alegan que sus hijos compraron pastillas a travÉs de esta aplicaciÓn a manos de traficantes. el 75% de las muertes de adolescentes fue causada por esta plataforma social. uno de los demandantes nos dicen por quÉ tomaron esta acciÓn. >> no estamos demandando por plata, no nos interesa, no hay ninguna cantidad de dinero que nos va a regresar a nuestros hijos, pero lo que nosotros estamos demandando es que cambien la aplicaciÓn completamente, micro traficantes, se pueden alcanzar a c comunicar con nuestros hijos. ¿por quÉ usan esta aplicaciÓn? locutora: padres deben monitoas redes sociales y que controlen el dinero. una corona, un diamante o una palmera puede parecer inofen

santa rosa, your lows tonight will be 49 happen. sitting at 50 even livermore para ca jump at 49. take a look again at that 7 day forecast is showing huge. yes, today is the warmest day of the things are still going to start to look better. you can see saturday we have sunny conditions. 74 bay, 65 coast. we're at 59 by sunday. we're at 74 and the bay, 66 and the coast. we're at 60. so again with those warmer temperatures. but it's still going to dip down a little bit later on this week. but still above average in terms of traffic, you can see traffic still building specially as you make your way, 80 in the san francisco stop and go traffic for you. but san mateo bridge looking pretty good. you can see that we're in the green. we're at 12 minutes for you. you can also see tolls to 101, more at 7 minutes. all lanes are open. clear conditions for us. no reported problems right now in the bay bridge. of course, that changes. i'll let you know. all right, randi, thank you for that. >> well, if you haven't had to deal with it yet, your ne

and now to less is in custody in the santa rita jail in dublin. police have identified the victim as emmanuel moseby. they say that he was a livermore high school student and was on the school's junior varsity football team. >> the man from livermore died over memorial day weekend. nan after he dove off over dam in butte county. apparently he briefly resurfaced after he won off and then he went under the water and drown his body was found in the feather river near chico on sunday. >> well, happening right now, santa clara police are looking for this missing 70 year-old man. take a good look. they say richard gillick also known as rick went missing at noon yesterday after he left his home near lexington and santa clara streets. they say he does have dementia. he was last seen riding a yellow bicycle and was wearing a light-coloured t-shirt. blue jeans and our tennis shoes. well low to moderate income jurors in california are one step closer to getting paid a little more. a state bill by san francisco assemblymember phil ting cleared the assembly on

so how did the santas make a name for himself nationally? well, he, um, 1st of all, it really was the ton demik. um i was in florida last year as an event where bundis i'm actually still gets credit from all sides for having kept the schools open. that is something that many, it's origins really gave him credit for. that also saw him sides in the opinion polls and then to become governor. and it goes strong as long as you have the backend of donald trump. now that backing somewhat faulted when he looked like becoming a true bible and that of course he is. and right now, so i'm going to, scientists came from pretty much nowhere. nobody'd heard his name here in washington just a couple of years ago. donald trump made him big, was taking credit for it is trying to make him feel it, whatever he tons a hold of, he's not very possible. it doesn't have the kind of tom, whichever way to actually really engage in a big crowd like donald trump has. and that is something he really has to work on, and i think it really is. the jury is still out whether

. >> neighbors in a santa rosa community still concern tonight after a tesla crashed into a home with a resident inside the sonoma county sheriff's wife now facing dui charges. thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 10. i'm noelle bellow and i'm dan throw in the crash, sending the resident to the hospital with minor injuries. kron four's amanda hari reports from santa rosa tonight with more. >> i spoke to the people that live in the home behind me that was crashed into. they say they've been through so much this weekend and don't want to appear on camera. but the woman that was injured is back home and for covering. >> a shocking photo of a tesla crashed into the side of a home. it happened just before one saturday morning on the corner of calistoga road and beaumont way santa rosa police say it looks like the tesla veered off the road, hitting a fence and a tree before colliding with the front of the house. one neighbor told me off camera that when she looked outside and saw the crash, she was worried for the driver's life. the driver is okay. and she has been identified as na

last year over 200 people died on the streets of santa clara county, and that's just unacceptable. and so we have to get people into housing . the project will be located at lawrence expressway and bitten street, which neighbors say is a residential area with several schools and daycare centers. and also this is a low barrier meaning like they don't do background checks at all. they don't do drug tests and you cannot evict people from the side. people walked out towards the end of the meeting as a council member explained why he supported the project. michelle santa clara resident says he lives less than a half a mile away from the proposed project and doesn't believe life moves has considered public safety. enough we are right behind 7 11 with in in gated community. right so that makes me worried about safety of myself, my kids . my family live move says that it hasn't had an issue with an increase in crime at its other properties, and in mountain view , homelessness has been reduced by 43% santa clara city council voted 4 to 3 to move forward with the new housing project. lamonic

white supremacy has no place at uc santa cruz. nor does any action intended to degrade the humanist or intimidate another based on identity. organizers of san francisco's pride celebration are looking for a new anthem for this year's festivities after breaking ties with the well known 80 singer over a tweet that organizers say was anti trans ktvu is jesse gary has this story. in the eighties, twisted sister's iconic song was an anthem for rebelling against established values. its lyrics and riffs are so powerful and recognizable. organizers of sf pride plan to use the song as their anthem next month against transphobia and had slated singer dee snider to perform well, we've been excited to welcome him to san francisco and to enlist his help with sf pride . those plans were scuttled sunday after spiders tweets touched a nerve. first kiss musician paul stanley tweeted in part there's a big difference between teaching acceptance and normalizing and even encouraging participation in a lifestyle that confuses young children, snyder rep

un automÓvil quedÓ estacionado donde 4 sospechosos asaltaron a una persona en la ciudad de santa rosa hombre hiriÓ a la vÍctima. las autoridades piden la ayuda de la comunidad. en oakland activistas se muestran inconfolmes con la decisiÓn de la alcaldesa de recortar fondos para programas sociales. >>> nos quedan varios dÍas para el fin de semana pero ya tenemos cambios en nuestra regiÓn. llegaron los dÍas mÁs soleados. >>> este sÁbado 3 de junio habÁa un evento comunitario en redgot city, la direcciÓn >>> el hombre acusado del asesinato de bob lee decidiÓ reemplazar a su abogado. esperaba que ella interrogara a los testigos y argumentaria que no se tienen pruebras. ella presentÓ una mociÓn legal para retirarse del caso. la alcaldesa de oakland dijo que la ciudad recortarÁ fondos en el departamento de prevenciÓn de violencia. esto provocÓ reacciones en la comunidad. >>> salieron a protestar para exigir un alto en el recorte del presupuesto, donde las familias podrÍan verse afectadas por esta reducciÓn del presupuesto. >>> las comunidades que tienen niÑos en la cÁrcel. >>> ella hapda de

down towards san jose backed in the santa cruz santa cruz mountain. let's take a look at some of these totals here, coming up mad hanlon's in la honda. hi, steve. we received 80 to 100 in the last 24 hours. that's pretty good. is this winter ever going to end? no it's going to go right into july. we'll get about two weeks of warm weather than el nino rains will kick in and september was that kid? ben lomond 9/10 of an inch of rain bonny doon to third san leandro reservoirs over an inch or half inch of rain and mount diablo 40 to 100. others coming in with pretty good total so far in morocco, two reports one in saint mary's college, other from our observer, laura 40 to 100 castro valley. 39 san ramon's had a third of an inch oakland what that's at the oakland mu in a quarter of an inch, and davenport's also a quarter of an in a pretty good amount, especially east and south. look at that half moon bay, maybe up to an inch and a third ben lomond already at 9/10 another half inch of rain or so, so you're seeing some half inch to three quarter inch amounts

in santa clara, that is not the case. sandy never imagined she would call santa clara home but she has been doing so since april. >> i find this place right for me. >> reporter: she doesn't work in high-tech. she is a landscaping designer. >> i revise the plan in somebody's backyard. >> reporter: she often commutes to the peninsula and settling into her new landscape well. >> the neighborhood seems nice. >> reporter: why santa clara? a combination of relative a ford ability and location. >> i can only afford one bedroom, one bathroom apartments. . >> reporter: sandy is not alone as a new resident of santa clara. according to estimates from the department of finance, 4,000 people moved from april 1 of 2020 to january 1st of 2023. it grew at a time when most cities saw people leave. >> significant. a big deal in comparison to the county that lost .3 of a percent. >> stephen levy studies the california economy. the backbone to his hypothesis why santa clara is seeing residents comes to housing. >> cities are able to approve

how did the santas make a name for himself as governor of florida? it's important to know that a trump's endorsement brought randi scientists to where he is now. trump endorsed a desantis nomination as a governor for florida in 2017 and back. then he also treated congressman rhonda sanders is a bri, yet breed against a young, a leader who would make a great governor of florida. he loves our country and he's a true fighter. now desantis turned his back against donald trump during dependent make, as the president of course on trump was responsible for the lock downs back then. and that is the moment where we're on desantis became a kind of pure version of and type in demick restrictions and voice against fake news and noticed tendencies of florida as of the blueprint. as he mentioned, what he would do off of what he would do in the, in, in the us, like for example, his policies against the transgender topics of, for a was or against anti racist education, or his policies against abortion in his teeth. and defend his hopes that this will much evade fold

maria santa barbara. the northeast. but boy, is it it set the stage here for some pretty wet early may totals. these are the 72 hour totals. ben lomond, bonny doon davenport, mountain milpitas, all between 1.61 and 2.62 inches of rain. all these locations have had about an inch to an inch and a half honda half moon bay, fairfax, oakland, berkeley hills, san francisco, mount diablo and st mary's college. that's pretty good rain for early may. i mean, we had more rain in two days. we had all of april and you can see some activity earlier on the peninsula that has since fallen apart, but there's activities still coming up on chris henry's light rain moving back in and there it is. starting to drift back over towards the santa clara valley. so again these these these systems will be some to the north some to the south, and i think they'll pop up again to the east. later today as we start to get a little afternoon heating mix of sun and clouds hit and miss raine more thunderstorms are possible later today and

this is for the diablo range and santa cruz mountains. we measure the smaller vegetation with 100 hour moisture levels, and we're already below average in terms of the amount of moisture in those types of vegetation. not record low levels at this point, but we're still likely to see a decrease in that amount of moisture over the next several months. you combine that with the energy release component, and overall we're almost exactly at the average amount of fire fuel that is there if something got going. something we're going to have to monitor, even after an exemptional winter rainy season. i'll come back with a look at our forecast in a few minutes. >>> a 15 month old child is the latest victim of gun violence in oakland. the toddler was struck by bullet shrapnel during a robbery gone wrong. anne has been following the story, first of all, how is the baby? >> the baby will be okay. that's the good news. but it's so horrendous. police have yet to release details on the suspects. but they're calling this attempted robbery a crime of oppor

segÚn la oficina del alguacil del condado de santa clara, diana ornelas, quien es residente de santae del asesinato de oliver, cuyo cadÁver fue encontrado en la autopista mueve el 11 de abril, ademÁs, tambiÉn fue arrestado un hombre de san josÉ y usted puede visitar nuestra pÁgina web, donde nuestro equipo digital les contra los detalles de cÓmo fue arrestada la sospechosa de este homicidio. y desde hace varios meses le hemos estado reportando de ataques ocurridos en diversas escuelas del Área de la bahÍa,pero lo que preocupa a muchos padres y madres de familia es que alguno de estos enfrentamientos entre estudiantes son violentos incluso han llegado a ser mortales, le mostramos en este mapa que veremos ahora las escuelas de la bahÍa donde se registraron hechos violentos en las Últimas semanas, comenzamos con el del pasado 1 de marzo donde un estudiante asesino a puÑaladas a otro estudiante. , despuÉs del 15 de marzo en san josÉ en la secundaria sunrise un adorno resultÓ herido con una navaja y dos dÍas despuÉs otro estudiante fue herido por un ataque con arma blanca en la secundaria

santa rosa. we're looking at 49, half moon bay. we're going to be at 50. so again, it's going to be another warm day taking a look at that 7 day forecast. what you're really going to see us again today. it's going to be really hot. the warmest day of the week in lynn, 88, they 74 coast. 64, we're going to stay in the 70's as we hit the weekend. we're looking at 72 74. so not too bad. think we won't be too cloudy. but on a serious note, i just want to make sure you are prepared. happening now. we are still watching a deadly accident. 1r1, northbound at fair oaks avenue in san jose. our team is headed to the scene right now. i can tell you this accident happened around 12, 30. we have 6 to 7 involved in this accident. so crews are working to clean up that accident. but no estimated time table when all lanes of us 101, northbound will reopen again. our team is headed to the scene. so you will be the first to know when all lanes open on one that will make you late to work. let's take a live look at all your driving conditions to make sure you are prepared. you

another huge setback for the santa clara county dam project.nvironmental laws over the potato pacheco dams, drilling and preliminary geological work, according to the bay area news group. the judge ruled that the work would have significant impact on the environment, including digging, cutting trees and flying helicopters in an area that's home to golden eagles, hawks and endangered species such as t district leaders say they're still reviewing the ruling and haven't decided yet whether to appeal. the state senate has passed a bill that would provide money to homeless students who are finishing high school. the bill now goes to the assembly. it would give the students $1000 a month for five months to help them enroll in college or enter the workforce. an estimated 15,000, california high school seniors do not have a home. a real leaders were on hand today with an update on how san francisco bay ferries are converting to reduce emission vessels. oakland mayor xiang tao joined other leaders at the oakland ferry terminal this morning. the bay area

santa ros is close. after that, it's a lot of 50 three's three months in their livermore's in there. 52 in the city, berkeley and oakland. also in at 53, degrees 49. boulder creek low fifties 50 once popular markethill, san martin hollister's well soquel and santa cruz, scotts valley all closed the san jose a little warmer cupertino and saratoga 56 57 they hold on the high pressure is large and in charge it started yesterday will continue today. morning clouds. it'll be a little warmer today. this will be the warmest day it won't be bonkers or crazy and warm or anything like that. but inland temps will get into the mid eighties could be a few depending on where you draw the line and the operators but big changes on the way as an area of low pressure drops in and that's going to send not only a big increase in low clouds, i think drizzles in our forecast for tomorrow as well. but also maybe up in this year and more than just some thunderstorm activity, which has been very, very pronounced here looks like

and even down into the santa clara valley, too.some changes coming ahead in the form of cooler temperatures. in the day today in concord, very pleasant in the upper 80s. and then we take a drop as we go into the second half of the week. i think thursday into friday, you'll start to feel the chill. so i know we're ending close to may, the month of may here, but tracking some changes that will make you want to bring those jackets out there, as we go into the second half of the week. so enjoy the nice temperatures while we have them. if you work or live in san francisco, definitely stay bundled up as we are tracking cloudier changes as we go into thursday and friday and the weekend ahead. i want to turn to our climate in crisis. during fire season, firefighting happens on the ground and in the air. and that pink retardant that you see from the planes, those are on the fire lines that helps slow the spread of the flames. we got an inside look at the factory where it's been made for the last 60 years by perimeter solution. the exact rec