este sÁbado en el campus de la universidad de santa clara los esperamos.rlo desde maÑana jueves. esperamos una tarde mÁs estable. las rachas de viento van a estar superando las 20 mph a partir de las 3:30 p.m. recuerde que harÁ frÍo. condiciones de viento y temperaturas que estÁn por debajo del promedio. vamos a echar un vistazo a la segunda ronda de precipitaciÓn. 6:00 p.m. del viernes. 8:30 p.m. del viernes. poco a poco se desplaza mÁs hacia el sur. vamos a estar teniendo lluvias generalizadas. a las 2:30 p.m. afectan poco el sector de san josÉ. en el horario de la tarde hacia la noche estarÍa mermando. estarÍamos teniendo el cambio de horario. asÍ que preparÉ los relojes. recuerde que lo estaremos devolviendo para que sea la 1:00 a.m. asÍ serÁ. en santa rosa, lluvia en las prÓximas horas y noche del viernes al sÁbado. temperaturas que para la siguiente semana laboral van en aumento. despertamos con temperaturas mÍnimas que van a estar en el rango de los 40. el presentadora: este domingo hay que atrasar el reloj una hora. muchos creen que empeora su esta

and the santa clara valley. let's advance the clock now into the overnight hours and tonight, about 0.1 of rain expected along our coast near bodega bay about 0.01 into areas like fairfield. continue to watch the showers sweep through the bay area into the overnight hours and we'll wake up with light conditions all the way down into the santa clara valley. and then for the most part, for our halloween forecast, tomorrow afternoon heading into the evening hours, we'll just see light spritzes of showers up in the north bay and clearer for rest of us though anywhere from the santa clara valley off into the east bay and fence la. clouds are going -- peninsula. clouds are going to hold on tight for us friday in the forecast. more rain later that night and notice how daytime highs stay cool until after the showers end. as we head into areas like the east bay or the north bay, near wine country, we turn it -- crank that heat up back back into the 70s too by sunday but hold on tight to that to next week. for now over to

dot santa clara county dot gov. reporting here in san jose jacmel. but kron 4 news. >> the upcoming recall election against alameda county da pamela price could turn into a legal fight east bay congressman eric swalwell is now threatening legal action against the da. he says prices made false and malicious statements about him in response to his support of the recall. price has accused swalwell of trying to push her out to cover up an ethical practices from when he was a deputy d a lawyers representing swallow say price set a deadline of today to retract the statement, be sued. we have not yet heard any update on the deadline. price's team is calling the lawsuit political grandstanding. crews say they stopped forward progress on a wildfire in santa cruz county tonight. it forced earlier evacuations. it's called the summit fire near highway 17 and some road just over an acre. at least that was the good news near santa cruz, santa clara county line. and it road is expected to reopen sometime around one tomorrow morning. people are being asked to avoid

also in the east bay hills, the oakland hills, as well as santa clara mountains and also into the santa cruz mountains. we're going to see around some gusty winds overnight tonight and tomorrow on that, too, with the dry conditions outside making for some critical fire danger. right now, we watch those temperatures back off today. you can see the winds really coming out of the west. that's what we like to see. bringing a nice cool, moist ocean air on shore. but watch what happens as we head overnight. all of a sudden you start to see the arrows change all of us and you get more that northerly component. and before, you know, we're start to talk about an offshore wind developing by tomorrow morning. that means some very dry air and not what they want to see. the fires are already active out there right now. and so things could get a little bit gusty over the mountains as we head through the day tomorrow, looks like things are going to change again, though, as we look towards sunday. we'll have more on that in the rest. your weather coming up in a few minutes. all right, lawrence, and clo

we stopped by the santa clara county registrar of voters. earlier today we found some workers already opening and flattening up ballots that have already been turned in so they can go through the count machine. and we also visited a voting site in contra costa county. >> just keep this in mind. if you miss today's deadline, you do have the option of using same day voter registration at the polling centers on election day. >> you want to go to the polls on the day of you can do what's called conditional voter registration, you'll vote a provisional ballot. but then as soon as we register, you can count that ballot. >> to check your registration, you could head to the website there on your screen. it also allows you to track your mail-in ballot once you've sent it off. and officials are reminding people voting by mail to turn them in at the correct place like a post office, a voting center or your local county clerk's office. >> the first retail store for incarcerated women is open at elmwood correctional facility in milpitas. the program run

but santa clara county is the exception. just five in the state in which the superintendent is appointed by an elected board, and some of those board members here in santa clara county are up for reelection next month, and their terms end next month. so there is some question about the politics behind some of this. we've reached out to the individual board members who did vote in favor of terminating the superintendent. the now former superintendent. we're waiting to hear back from them with some sort of response. but in the meantime, supporters of dewan plan to be out in front of the county office of education just a couple of hours from now to talk about their concerns and demand some answers. live in san jose, allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> ali thank you. and we're now hearing from south bay council member who was detained by san jose police. san jose police recently served a search warrant on san jose councilman omar torres. we're waiting to hear from police about the reason for the search, but it may involve some

folklÓricos, en universidad de santa clara.anean participar en la celebraciÓn, o fiesta de disfraces, es un importante siete recomendaciones para su seguridad, nuestra compaÑera tienen los detalles. reportera: estamos cerca de halloween, es importante que durante estas festividades los niÑos disfruten para se mantener seguros, investigamos algunos consejos, colocarle ropa que piden oscuridad, colocarle una foto consagra de casa, no me puedes acordar de cÓmo estÁn disfrazados de circos, tambiÉn tener sentido comÚn, tratÉ de ir Áreas conocidas y bien iluminadas, inculcarle que miren a los dos lados, o todas las cosas que dicen los expertos es revisar las golosinas antes de consumirlas, pueden estar adulteradas, hay que tener mucho cuidado, ahora tambiÉn es protegerlos contra los depredadores sexuales la ley de california, hace que su informaciÓn estÉ disponible para el pÚblico para que puedan buscar esta informaciÓn, buscar ese vecindario que pieza especial con tu hijo durante halloween y ver donde viven los sembradores sexuales,

priscila jones, operadora de comunicaciones del 9 del 911 del condado santa clara. de sus autos y viajaban solos. chocaron durante la noche en la autopista 25 y bondfield. a las 18:00 de la tarde, el libertad pedraza nos presentará un reporte actualizado sobre este lamentable incidente que deja niños en la orfandad. también, y la junta de recursos del aire de california celebrará una audiencia pública el 8 de noviembre para modificar la norma de combustible con bajo contenido de carbono. los cambios propuestos podrían afectar significativamente. han dicho los precios de la gasolina en el estado? más seguramente lo está pensando usted en casa también, pero las autoridades sostienen que esto es necesario para cumplir con los objetivos climáticos. el gobernador newsom ha ordenado a la junta que explore el etanol como una posible posible solución. pero bueno, hablemos un poco de las condiciones del tiempo. marcelo ya está con nosotros y no hay lluvia. esta mañana la verdad es que me sorprendió un poco esas lluvias que yo no había. yo no había sentido, al menos durante l

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será el downtown de san josé, santa clara y la estación de la calle 28.los consumidores durante una emergencia o una catástrofe. con esto aumentan considerablemente los precios de los bienes y servicios de consumo esencial. esta prohibición federal reforzaría las leyes estatales existentes y protegería tanto a los consumidores como a las empresas pequeñas durante y después de una crisis. por ejemplo, por incendios forestales, tormentas climáticas severas u otro tipo de emergencias. se acerca ya la época festiva y eso para muchos quiere decir mucho tiempo y conversaciones con seres queridos. un tema que muchos no tocan, pero es importante es el dinero. pasamos con silvana henao de nuestra cadena hermana nbc nos cuenta la importancia de tener estas conversaciones abiertas sobre el dinero. vamos a ver. hola, qué tal, amigos? el dinero es un tema tan incómodo que solo el 38% de los adultos estadounidenses se sienten bien hablando de los saldos de sus cuentas bancarias con familiares y amigos cercanos. esto según una nueva encuesta sobre tabúes financieros rea

coming up today, a shakeup in leadership in santa clara county. plus.display in contra costa county. the cultural event kicking off in concord this weekend. >> later in sports, 40 niners running back jordan mason has been running wild, but there's an element to his game that caught his attention first, though, more controversy for the san jose state women's volleyball team. the latest college to announce it will not play. the it will be the third year creative concord has brought artists and musicians together for a celebration. ktvu is amber lee live in concord tonight to give us a sneak preview. hi, amber. >> hi, christina. we're at todos santos plaza in the heart of downtown concord. now, live music will take place here, and artwork will be displayed on buildings nearby. and thousands are expected to attend. >> i love public art because it gives people the chance that maybe would not normally go into a museum. >> jury is among several artists who are creating new murals for an event called creative concord 2024 that will take place this weekend. the

she talked about her service here in santa clara county, and she talked about what it takes to bring change to your community. >> that is what local government can do. and we demonstrated during that time that we could do it brilliantly. >> board supervisor cindy chavez says she's proud of the things she was able to accomplish for the people of santa clara county, and says she'll always love san jose. chavez, a san jose state university alumnus, served on san jose's city council from 1998 to 2006. she was also elected to santa clara county's board of supervisors for the first time in 2013, and has continued serving on the board for more than a decade. >> i look at the fact that we live in a county now that tests rape kits faster than any single county in the country. we were the first county and the first city in the nation to offer every child access to health insurance. >> chavez says, though there's always more work to be done, she's in a different space now. born and raised in new mexico, she wants to be closer to her mother and is looking forward to a new challenge. >> my father

it is up and running in santa clara county, up in the hills. good looking building there. why the chief says >> course, your local election headquarters, the presidential campaigns continue to heat up as we are now less than a week from election day. both candidates are in wisconsin tonight vying for undecided voters. it is not a likely scenario, but there are 3 instances where we could see an electoral college tie with neither candidate reaching the 270 magic number of electoral votes needed to win outright. we know that there 7 key states, georgia and north carolina, pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, and out west arizona and nevada. each of the 3 outcomes that would give us a tie. you have pennsylvania and michigan that go read. so we'll just make them red right now. and in every scenario where you have a tie, arizona goes to vice president harris. so we'll just make that blue, ok? so here's scenario. number one, where you get a tie. in addition to pennsylvania and michigan, trump also picks up wisconsin and nevada. brings him to to 69 harris. meanwhile, winds, georgia

dot santa clara county dot gov. reporting here in san jose jacmel. but kron 4 news. >> and san jose you got voters weighing in on a school parcel tax on november ballot. if your bill by voters measure and will create 6.4 million dollars annually for about 5 years to help fund the east side union high school district before $9 per parcel tax will going to managing college career programs as well better wages and benefits for teachers and staff. the district is currently facing a 71 million dollar deficit by the 2026 27 school year as well as a decline student enrollment. will need two-thirds majority or about 66.6% approval in order to pass. and the east bay. we're now hearing from an open mcdonald's employees is managers cut hours when poise complain about work conditions. this is video of that rally according to cal osha complaint filed and obtained by kron 4 last year. workers at that east 14th street location complain about life-threatening incidents. couldn't someone being assaulted with a pistol by december of 2023 management to workers or alice

office of education, parents, educators and administrators rally just days after the santa clara county superintendent of schools, doctor mary ann dewan was fired without cause by the board of education. some calling her termination, a political attack. this reckless decision led to staff walking out in protest. highlighting the inappropriateness and harm caused by. >> this lack of transparency it was a glaring signal that something is deeply wrong with this process. >> now some board members are calling for a public hearing next week to prompt further understanding of her removal. >> as an employee, i demand a full investigation of the unethical trustees who are here for their own personal gain and not for the students or employees of coe. i stand in support. doctor, dewan counter protesters to make their voices heard saying justice was served to the superintendent that i'm one of the rita would like to go fired. >> she went against the one population south county. were she removed the program and i had to fight over. get good lawyers involved in has pandered always been told if

i'm dan thorn santa clara county board of education is set to name their interim superintendent tomorrow. just weeks after firing mary and to one that decision by the board still has many parents and teachers rallying more than a dozen of them are calling for an independent investigation into the counties board of education. kron four's zac moment reports. thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 11. i'm dan thorn, the santa clara county board of education set to name their interim superintendent tomorrow. just weeks after firing her. that decision by the board still has many parents and teachers rallying more than a dozen of them are now calling for an independent investigation in the counties board of education kron four's jack moment reports. >> all the members of the rally say that they specifically are looking for a civil grand jury investigation into the santa clara county board of education and many members of the rally say they are so fired up because they say this firing of their well-loved superintendent was done behind closed doors and with little to 0 public input. >> they s

well, coming up now at 530 out of a job, santa clara county has fired its superintendent of schools. the news comes a few months after an investigative unit exposed complaints about her. the details we're learning about that firing. also, as a contra costa county city tries reforming its police department. it has hired a new city manager. what this means for the city of antioch moving forward. and tesla's cybertruck is being recalled once again. the problem it's experiencing this time. welcome back. the news at 530 starts right now. thanks so much for joining us. i'm janelle wang. and i'm jessica aguirre. the chief of schools for the south bay, santa clara county office of education superintendent has been fired. mary ann dewane was terminated during a late night board meeting. now that action comes after multiple reports by our investigative reporter, candice nguyen, who joins us now with more on what she knows about this firing. candice. yeah. jess. board members are not saying why she was fired, but a source close to the board tells me this firing was the result of many issues, in

we're back in 60s just ahead, santa clara county is firing its superintendent of schools.his comes after our investigative unit exposed a series of complaints over misspent money and retaliation. we have all the updates next. and why safeway now has to fork over millions over accusations it overcharged customers. and i'll have more details on the heat. plus, take a look at this. some tropical moisture off to the south. we'll show you what this is gng to bring us to settle a lawsuit over false advertising. alameda county d.a. pamela price announced that settlement today. the suit alleges the stores charged shoppers more than their lowest advertised prices. some other allegations include inaccurate weights on produce and meats. in addition to that fine, the stores are also required to advertise accurate prices and weights on all of its products. the bird flu is now spreading to humans in california. the department of public health says two people in the central valley have been infected. both had contact with infected dairy cattle. right now, doctors believe it's only been t

so it's a short week for the niners back on the practice field today in santa clara.not quite done with that injury bug which has been buying all season will start or updates with place kicker. jake moody, who suffered a high ankle sprain during sunday's loss. he's expected to miss somewhere around a month and that so the niners have now signed a new kicker. matthew wright, the 28 year-old he's played for the steelers jaguars, chiefs and panthers during his four-year career. he actually spent a little time on the niners practice squad last right has made 40 of his 47 field goal attempts in his career, including 6 of 9 50 plus yards. he's 35 of 37 on extra points. meanwhile, all pro safety talanoa hufanga is also expected to miss around a month after tearing ligaments in his wrist sunday, he left the game after playing just 11 snaps. remember the fund also recently came back from a torn acl head coach kyle shanahan said the team is considering placing both moody and who funding on injured reserve. if they did that, they would each have to miss at least 4 games. so defe

costa, alameda, santa clara and napa counties. he pleaded guilty to multiple felony charges and now it's going to go to prison 7.34 is the time right now and 2 men have been arrested for a high speed chase in vallejo. one officer was injured pursuing them. happened last month was early in the morning. this chase happened on highway 101 in cotati. the driver was jason hellman. he refused to pull over and that led to the chase of petaluma police officer was hurt when his vehicle got ran into during this chase. person was eventually arrested and there was a warrant out as well. >> time now 7.35. and right now the chp is searching for this little girl. take a good look. trooper say no one has seen 12 year-old amari. hey, since 8 o'clock last night, chp issued an amputee alert for her early this morning. she was last seen near 100 63rd street and hello drive in san leandro or hilo drive. authorities believe she is traveling on foot. if you see her, please call police. >> time now 7.35 in the north bay, a tanker truck crashed spilling g

santa clara county is one of just five in the state in which the superintendent is appointed. some of the people here say it's time to change that. >> this is a case that will, i think, bring to the forefront the need to do that, because when a leader like this is removed capriciously and vindictively and irresponsibly, then that tells the community that it's time to change that. >> one of the board members who voted against firing the superintendent says she plans to call a public hearing on this issue next week to shed some light about what exactly happened in san jose. allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news, a south bay council member, has now responded to reports that he was detained by san jose police. >> the city's police department recently served a search warrant on san jose council member omar torres. we are still working to get more details about why police conducted the search, which reportedly involved electronic evidence. earlier today, council member torres sent ktvu this statement that reads in part, quote, i want to be absolutely clear these accusations are entirely

police and the santa clara county da san jose. police warrants and made arrests from august through october. well, to north bay school set to reopen this morning after they were closed yesterday as police investigated a school threat. police tell us a man has been arrested now in nevada for making threats to penned grove elementary school on monday. it was later announced the elementary school and kenilworth junior high school would be closed tuesday just out of an abundance of caution. police haven't said yet the specifics of that threat. but if they do well in out. meanwhile, the sister of the man accused of killing cash app founder bob lee has not taken the stand yet in courts. many were expecting her to testify tuesday about what she saw the night. bob lee was killed. kron four's rob nesbitt has the update. >> because our was one of the last people to see both the suspect and victim before the night of the stabbing in april last year, bubbly was found stabbed to death near because ours apartment. but many has been charged with

it there was insufficient evidence and the santa clara judge agreed. man arrested after being accused of stealing a car trying to use counterfeit money in coma. police were alerted to the stolen car entering the city by an automatic license plate reader last week police found a car in this era shopping center parking lot. they say the driver tried to buy something they're with the fake bills and they say they found more counterfeit bills in the car. the silicon was returned to the owner. 6.24. on clock. and for your help this morning with clocks falling back soon, sleep psychologists are welcoming the end of daylight saving time. >> so health experts say returning to standard time aligns better with our natural sleep and wake cycles more morning. light aids with wakefulness and evening. darkness promotes the melatonin production that puts us to sleep each night. experts advise to only go to bed when you genuinely feel sleepy. meanwhile, mcdonald's says their beef patties are not to blame for the recent outbreak of e-coli that's been linked to their qua

santa clara county, though, is the exception. it's one of just five counties in the state in which the superintendent is appointed, not elected, and instead the board of trustees are the elected officials and some of those elected trustees are up for reelection coming in november. so just a month away. so there is some question among dewan's supporters about whether this was political and why she was ousted with less than a month to go before the election, but they are going to be bringing up some of those points and calling for some more explanations and answers about this situation. at a rally later on this morning, live in san jose. ali rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay, ali thank you. time now 6.35. but 60 year old man was shot and killed in daly city in what authorities say began as an argument at a gym. rolando yanga was a custodian at fitness 19 gym at westlake shopping center in daly city. officials tell us he called out a man on sunday evening for not following the gym rules. the suspect, identified as 21 year old maur

calistoga, lafayette, palo alto, santa clara. up we go. chick chick chick chick chick 82, 80, 78 and 79 on the forecast. highs. a little bit of an east northeast breeze, you know. and i know that's all it takes to get us a little warmer. 40s. quite cool. a lot of 40 threes in here. 41 still menlo park. so on the temps here 39 boulder creek. how about that? 43 hollister, 44 soquel, scotts valley, santa cruz and even cupertino down to 43. it's too cold to go to work there. and apple just 30 in truckee, 31 south lake tahoe and today and tomorrow look good. then changes on the way. the system one system we're waiting for another one to come in. that won't be until the weekend, but that cloud cover could make a surprise a visit. if it isn't friday, it'll be saturday. but today you are my sunshine. so sunny for all. it will be a little warmer. some low 80s inland temperatures look pretty good here. 60s 70s, low 80s. >> thank you steve. south lake tahoe voters have a unique measure on the november ballot. how it how it goes after those who own va

dot santa clara county dot gov. reporting here in san jose. news. >> crews say they stopped forward progress on a wildfire in santa cruz county. this forced earlier evacuation orders. the summit fire near highway 17 in summit road burned just over an acre near the santa cruz, santa clara county line high was 17 is expected to reopen sometime around one tomorrow morning. people are asked to avoid the area until then. happening now, a deputy alert has been issued for this teen missing for 4 days on your screen right now. you see lyric autin. she is 14 years old described as 5 foot one with brown hair and brown eyes where was last seen around 10:00pm on tuesday near montgomery avenue in grove way. anyone with information is asked to please call 9-1-1. and the upcoming recall election against alameda county da pamela price could turn into a legal battle east bay. congressman eric swalwell is now threatening legal action against the d a he says price made false and malicious statements about him in response to his support of the recall. well, lawyer

a civil rights complaint against santa clara university was filed wednesday with the u.s. department of education, equal protection project founder william jacobson says the university's black corporate board readiness program or be cbr is the reason which is limited to black executive can only apply to it. if you are black that violates the law. you cannot have a program that is open only to one race or excludes races. jacobson says the university that receives federal funding has to comply with federal law, including title 6 of the civil rights act, which prohibits discrimination based on race, color or national origin. bc br was formed in 2020 the same year that george floyd was killed and black lives matter. protests ignited nationwide. jacobson says regardless of the purpose of discrimination, it is unlawful. the view the remedy for racism is more racism. >> and if there is discrimination, if there is an imbalance in corporate boards, it might be perfectly ok to address that. but you can't do it by discriminating. in addition equal protection project says the u.s. sup

issued the warning today for the santa cruz mountains, eastern santa clara hills, east bay hills, santa lucia mountains, and los padres national forest. a live look at the east bay hills here. this is the first red flag warning issued for parts of the bay area this week. the warning is in effect until 9 a.m. tomorrow. joining us now, meteorologist mark tamayo with a look at our current conditions mark. another warm up this weekend. >> yeah that's right. the heat wants to stick around in terms of fire danger. as you just talked about the red flag fire warning in place for the east bay hills and the santa cruz mountains. those offshore winds picking up. thankfully, this is not a major event, but still, anytime we get a pattern like this this time of year, we have to watch it closely. so as you can see here, we'll come in and add some more detail. this in place until 9:00 tomorrow morning. winds could be gusting to over 20 miles an hour, and the relative humidity down to 15%, possibly even lower than that. so we'll be keeping an eye on the fire danger as those winds kind of develop overnig

dot santa clara county dot gov. reporting here in san jose jacmel. but kron 4 news. >> israel o ween as they call it took over thrive city today. and san francisco. there was a costume concert, a slime making trunk or treat stations, a screening of despicable may kron four's. malcolm jackson has the story. >> i'm just saying, well, ground everyone has a safe and happy holiday gets lots of candy and it's more treats than tricks. this is jay, my daughter and gavin. my son were so happy to here to celebrate. >> what do you like about halloween was itself and then the last thing that you want to say about being here today are about to cost him or >> my god, what a cutie patootie. >> if you've got to give it up for i got right. a koala on the back. give everyone a little to spin around here. spinner as they can see the bat the whole >> this >> is feat which something i just fans get a briefing. we'll fight for. the winner. was? >> still ahead, we'll have details on the many halloween events sophomore from happening all over the bay area. also, why yet ano

and a lawsuit filed against santa clara university claims a program meant to foster inclusion is leaving the racial discrimination. it's 7. good morning. thank you for joining us on this thursday. i'm james fletcher right. are we in for darya folsom today? we've been talking about the >> windy conditions. not as windy, too, will run the fire danger, right? it's still august. let's get the latest on the forecast at the top of the hour. dave, good morning. all right, james and good morning and good morning, everybody. that's right. the criteria has reached. thank goodness with all of that because we do have some dry air. we don't hear about winds and they are going to shift a little bit of a breeze working here, land breeze that we have to watch out for 4 this afternoon. now, upstream, there doesn't look to be some hope here. maybe on sunday. some showers come across our way. just what the doctor ordered east bay shoreline. there's the from berkeley hills. you can get a general idea of the east bay shoreline, obviously not much the way of fog and there's the cri

widespread throughout the bay as we head into the afternoon hours today, the santa clara valley staying nice and mild, just a little bit above average for this time of year. but let's dive into what's happening for us into the evening hours tonight those light showers are starting to dissipate up into the north bay and we're left with just partly cloudy skies for all the trick or treaters to head out there and gather all the candy for the family members. right? here's what's happening, though, as we head into the forecast friday. more showers start sweeping in and those overnight hours. this is around 11:00 tomorrow night as all of us are heading to bed and waking up early saturday morning. well, you might notice some showers still kind of lingering around giving us about a half an inch of rain all the way down into the santa clara valley. but that's happening tomorrow. let's take it a step back. it's halloween here in the bay area. here's our trick. or treating forecast for our friends over in concord. now we're expecting 60s all throughout the afternoon hours today. 50s just around th

a shakeup at the top of leadership in education in santa clara county.l superintendent has been fired and many teachers and parents say they were caught off guard. >> and one week after hurricane helene made landfall. search and rescue teams are still having trouble getting a grasp on just how many missing people they're looking for . does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. the bay area. it is now in effect through 11 p.m. saturday. this is for the east bay, south bay, and interior san mateo county. nws also extended the heat advisory in places across the north bay valleys, san francisco, the coastal peninsul, monterey bay, and northern salinas. >> police in daly city are inve

we're back in 60s just ahead, santa clara county is firing its superintendent of schools. this comes after our investigative unit exposed a series of complaints over misspent money and retaliation. we have all the updates next. and why safeway now has to fork over millions over accusations it overcharged customers. and i'll have more details on the heat. plus, take a look at this. some tropical moisture off to the south. we'll show you what this is gng to bring usoi does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. to settle a lawsuit over false advertising. alameda county d.a. pamela price announced that settlement today. the suit alleges the stores charged shoppers more than their lowest advertised pric

we'll head down to the santa clara valley because that's where our system is kind of hanging out before it says that's it, i'm done. but santa cruz mountains. morgan hill down to san martin. gilroy and hollister. so a little bit left, but let's give it credit. it did what we thought, and it overachieved at mount tamalpais. my goodness. over an inch of rain, but woodacre 44/100 ben lowman. santa cruz mountains, 43/100. and tilden park picked up a third of an inch. most locations were between a 10th and a quarter. some a little bit higher. dillon beach a third. oakland hills a third. bodega bay kentfield a quarter santa rosa. in town 2/10. the orinda fire station was closed. the city san francisco. 11/100 and vallejo at point oh 950 on the temp. 51 is popular. walnut creek is in there. concord is in there. berkeley is in there. napa airport is in there, and everyone else is pretty close. a little bit of fog being reported at this sonoma county airport. truckee south lake tahoe 30. some snow up there. not a lot, but there's a little bit. and a winter weather advisory has been posted. blue

a civil rights complaint has been filed against santa clara university. >> the equal protection project claims the school's black corporate board readiness program violates federal law by only accepting black applicant. strong for a drop. nesbitt has reaction tonight from those who filed the complaint as well as the university. >> the equal protection project was formed in 2023 to fight discrimination in any form, mostly focused on higher education. santa clara university is the project's current target saying a university program discriminate against anyone was not black. a civil rights complaint against santa clara university was filed wednesday black corporate board readiness program or be cbr is the reason which is limited to black executive can only apply to it. if you are black that violates the law. you cannot have a program that is open only to one race or exclude races. jacobson says the university that receives federal funding has to comply with federal law, including title 6 of the civil rights act, which prohibits discrimination based on race, color or national origin. bc br

down into the santa clara valley we go, we're well above average this afternoon. holding on tight to 100-degree weather just near san jose and it was two days ago we broke records there. and as we take a look at the heat risk map, here's what we're looking at this afternoon alone. starting off down into the santa clara valley, up into the east bay, we're in the high and very high category for heat risk. now we turn the page over into our thursday forecast. a little bit of relief in areas up in the north bay but still hot. especially with the hotspots lingering into our friday forecast down into the santa clara valley. i'll have more on what that means for us and how long the heat wave is the expected the last coming up. but for now over to you. >>> all right, so as jess just mentioned, many people will be waking up in those scorching hot temperatures especially in the south bay. luckily, there are plenty of cooling centers and public pools that you can use to stay cool. >> yeah, thankfully. our veronica macias -- that's a really big one with a lot of people that c

a civil rights complaint against santa clara university was filed wednesday with the u.s. department of education, equal protection project founder william jacobson says the university's black corporate board readiness program or be cbr is the reason which is limited to black executive can only apply to it. if you are black that violates the law. you cannot have a program that is open only to one race or exclude races. jacobson says the university that receives federal funding has to comply with federal law, including title 6 of the civil rights act, which prohibits discrimination based on race, color or national origin. bc br was formed in 2020 the same year that george floyd was killed and black lives matter. protests ignited nationwide. jacobson says regardless of the purpose of discrimination, it is unlawful. the view the remedy for racism is more racism. >> and if there is discrimination, if there is an imbalance in corporate boards, it might be perfectly ok to address that. but you can't do it by discriminating. in addition equal protection project says the u.s. supr

let's check the weather because we got the niners on sunday and santa clara. we've got the cal bears. >> playing their home game in berkeley on saturday. will the weather continue to be this hot? let's find out, john. yeah, comparable. he's still going to be really hot this weekend. maybe not as hot as the past couple of days have been. >> so at least we're done with the hot hes still temperatures, but by no means done with the heat wave, we do have the golden gate bridge and are crystal clear skies even though we do have a seabreeze kick back into gear, it really only affects the coastline for the most part, sandra fell tied a record yesterday at 106, san jose. 2 days in a row with records and 106. yesterday, napa getting up to 103. also a record breaker. high moves east. a little bit with that. we still do see the heat, though, in the days to come. just a modest onshore breeze, which is enough in the extended outlook to at least return us closer to normal. excessive heat will remain for much of the desert southwest while the bay area will be just a touch abo

67 degrees in half moon bay, 92 redwood city, 97 in san jose, another day of record highs in the santa clara valley. san francisco dropped back down to 79 degrees. upper 90s and low 100s are common east of the oakland hills, 101 in concord, 102 in livermore. we have another day of this tomorrow, maybe not quite as hot as today, but we still have the excessive heat warnings and heat advisories that were extended for parts of the bay area into the first half of the weekend and likely through sunday, especially farther inland. let's look at tomorrow for high temperatures as we compare the forecast highs to normal for this time of year. we'll still be 10 to 15 degrees above average around the bay, 80 in san francisco, 86 in oakland, 15 to 20 degrees above average farther inland, not 25 plus degrees departure from tuesday and wednesday, but way above where we're supposed to be in early october. antioch and brentwood the heat risk will drop one category tomorrow from very high to high, but heading into saturday temperatures bounce up again. we'll be back into the very high category likely both sat

and a lawsuit filed against santa clara university claims a program meant to foster inclusion is leading to racial discrimination. we'll explain. >> news at 6. >> good morning. thank you for joining us on this thursday. i'm james fletcher and a main are being heard on fulsome this morning. yesterday was a windy day and wonder it's still gusty like that's find out straight to the weather with dave spahr this james and rain. a good morning and good morning, everybody. we do have a layer of dry air that's kind of in place here. but it looks like of the winds will be a little off shore today, but not particularly very heavy. we don't have any fire statements. that's good. the good news. and it doesn't look like we will have any issues maybe a little bit into next week. now, that's a different story, however, because that starts to get very close to the wire. here's a shot from berkeley hills as the east bay shoreline kind of reveals the fact we don't have much the way of fog as you get the day started out. that's nice. little sweet roll you see out there. we expect some results of this by th

we've got lrop was jack moment with the story. >> for the next 10 days, this room in the santa clara county registrar of voters office will sound like this. it's a ship. making sure your vote is counted. this is like the super bowl for us. michael has been with the santa clara county registrar of voters since he was a volunteer himself seeing this room fully staffed is music to his ears. i see a lot of familiar faces here that have been helping us for many years. it's the first day where you can go into voting locations across santa clara county and voting percent. more than 2 dozen locations for the next week for us. we start at 05:00am and then go all the way until midnight. >> ballots are open once they have the signature and that they're filed away, brought to a table. >> we're under a very tight supervision. there are flattened out and checked for any blemishes seeing if there's any rips or tears. and the weird and poor things that would like jam are scanners next. michael takes us to where the counting happens. we're not allowed inside for security reasons. we have all the prop

ashley mom point rachel and her husband a chanel filed a civil lawsuit in santa clara county superior court against whom on north america incorporated. >> the complaint for damages alleges 2 causes of action, negligent supervision of plaintiff and negligent operation of a vehicle. my clients interested cuman with the care of their son. hooman had a responsibility to take to care to ensure he returned. >> to his parents safely. they failed to do so here. bastion was struck by a truck after his attorney mark guskiewicz says the unsupervised child wandered away from that home on math. >> and reading center in willow, glen on willow street, come on, done something simple as requiring a guardian to sign a child out prior to ecstasy, exiting the premises. this but have never happened. an off-duty paramedic helped revive bastion who continues weekly physical therapy. sessions and routine visits to his 5 doctors as he re acclimate to school. like any 7 year-old. he's not always happy about pushing through his pain. >> but when he hits even the smallest milestone, the smile on his face. warms

a civil rights complaint against santa clara university was filed wednesday with the u.s. department of education, equal protection project founder william jacobson says the university's black corporate board readiness program or be cbr is the reason which is limited to black executive can only apply to it. if you are black that violates the law. you cannot have a program that is open only to one race or excludes races. jacobson says the university that receives federal funding has to comply with federal law, including title 6 of the civil rights act, which prohibits discrimination based on race, color or national origin. bc br was formed in 2020 the same year that george floyd was killed and black lives matter. protests ignited nationwide. jacobson says regardless of the purpose of discrimination, it is unlawful. they view the remedy for racism is more racism. >> and if there is discrimination, if there is an imbalance in corporate boards, it might be perfectly ok to address that. but you can't do it by discriminating. in addition equal protection project says the u.s. su

here with me now live tonight is kirsten struve of the santa clara valley water district. really nice to see you. you are the largest water provider in silicon valley. so what are some of the things that we should be doing during this heat wave? >> yeah. good evening, and thanks for having me. well, nothing like a heat wave to remind ourselves that the next drought is just around the corner and that we need to make water conservation a way of life in santa clara county. so what we recommend is making sure that we water just at dawn or dusk. so not between 9 and 6. when it's hottest out. that's actually not good for the plants. and it's not good for water conservation. making sure that trees get plenty of water and don't get heat stressed, and maybe mulching around them with some natural mulch, to make sure the water is retained around them. we actually have a free irrigation scheduler and lots of other tips on our water savings. org website. yeah and then if you see water waste you can report it. >> yeah. some really useful tips there. maybe skip using the hose to clean yo

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now the santa clara county democratic party joining calls for his resignation. children live in san jose with more on that. well. up until recently, as recently as last night he had support from the santa clara county democratic party, meaning they did not want him to resign, but they have changed their decision on this, saying that they want him to resign instead of just carrying out the full investigation as they were hoping for. >> apparently they say we don't need an investigation because omar torres has admitted that because of his mental condition at this particular time and how he is embattled that he cannot do his job, adding insult to injury for omar torres last night, the city council members in a committee not the full city council, but in a committee they denied his request for a leave of absence while he battles this, he has not been seen publicly, has not shown up to any city council, my meetings or taking care of his district, 3 duties, which includes of 100,000 people in that area since the scandal broke earlier this month. they were hoping to re

. >> in the south bay around 200,000 voters in santa clara county bill. they've already mailed in their ballots the county's registrars offices inches focusing on those who are voting, but also teenagers who will soon be eligible our coffers. rob nesbitt reports now in the thousands of young people eager to make their vote count. workers at the santa clara county registrar's office have visited more than 80 high schools in the south bay this year. >> taking voter pre registration kits wherever they go. amidst the chaos of an election year, the santa clara county registrar's office has its eye on voters and future yeah, it's getting it's been busy all day of juan mendez and others in the office had been visiting high schools and encouraging 16 17 year-olds to pre-register to vote in future elections. the number of teens filling up their pre registration forms have skyrocketed. we had over 7,000 in the last few weeks. so in the entire year, of course, like once they turn 18, they're not on our list anymore. but >> in total, since start for the month, the fo

the niners are in santa clara prepping for a super bowl rematch. most guys on this niners team are winless against the chiefs. of course, there are those 2 super bowl losses that we all remember.

estoy fuera de la biblioteca de la universidad de santa clara.acÍfico. pudimos hablar con algunos estudiantes y dijeron que el foro es un ejercicio interesante y muy importante. y que muchas veces donald trump se ha referido con crÍticas a la comunidad latina. una estudiante dijo que era muy bien que los latinos pudieran preguntar directamente el candidato. la semana pasada estuvimos en esta universidad con estudiantes sobre el foro de kamala harris. y tambiÉn se mostraron satisfechos. pero muchos tambiÉn son votantes indecisos. mÁs informaciÓn esta noche. saddam: gracias. faltan 20 dÍas para las elecciones. funcionarios del registro de votantes de santa clara invitaron al pÚblico a entrar al centro de votaciÓn para ver el proceso. dicen que ya estÁn listos para las elecciones del 5 de noviembre. autoridades del registro dijeron que su prioridad es proteger cada voto, con medidas de seguridad estrictas, cÁmaras y un trabajo coordinado con el alguacil. vamos a la pausa. la alcaldesa celebra la inauguraciÓn de un centro de servicios comunitarios. e

in santa clara county. ecologists say 80 aegypti mosquitoes are aggressive.they like human blood and bite during the day. they're also known to transmit diseases like yellow fever and are different from the ones we normally see. and now they appear to be gaining ground. at least 20 were found in south san jose. 150 in east san jose. more than 170 mosquitoes were found in santa clara and six were found in gilroy. uc berkley is hoping to help researchers turn their ideas into innovative businesses. the university is leading a new innovation hub that will fund training at eight west coast universities. that includes uc davis, uc irvine, ucsf and uc santa cruz. the programs aim to bridge the so-called valley of death between academia and entrepreneurship. the lab has received a $15 million grant from the u.s. national science foundation to help researchers create business plans to reach real world applications. berkeley has proven success with ideas like its early warning earthquake app called myshake. all right. up next, we know this. you can't call san francisc