see you at denny's. of entrepreneurship and innovation happening here in santa clara county. bruce knopf is with the county of santa clara. welcome to the show. bruce knopf: thank you for having me, damian. damian: you shared some awesome video with us on your prior summits. talk about the whole premise of this summit. bruce: so probably for five years we've been working with the enterprise foundation of the hispanic chamber of commerce of silicon valley who runs a free technical assistance program for businesses. county funds this program and free services are available to small businesses, individuals starting businesses, and this is an opportunity every year during national small business week to have a summit, bring people together, and tying in with your theme, hopefully provide some education, some opportunities for people to further themselves and their business. damian: all right, and it's an opportunity for those small businesses maybe to grow a bit, right? and not only to grow by themselves but maybe grow in collaboration with the county. bruce: exactly. what, you kn

>>well this person is an adult who had the measles and they're from santa clara county in fact uh the 4th the case of measles from santa clara county. now at this point they believe he was that he or she i should say was at several locations in san francisco where the public was they are not able to contact all of those people because they don't exactly know who this person came in contact with while in san francisco. so they're putting out a list of places this person was. >>public health officials say an adult from santa clara county who was at the san francisco federal building as well as roads help train to san francisco. contagious with the measles the tension lee exposing anyone who is not amused. >>the individuals who are potentially at risk are unvaccinated children that includes children under the age of one who wouldn't necessarily have received their routine childhood immunisations yet but unvaccinated and individuals who are severely immune compromised the individual was in numerous public places over 3 days. >>an april 1st they were on caltrain muni hayes valley, fake wor

unvaccinated adults contracting it overseas. 38 confirmed verses 11 last year. 4 of the cases are in santa clara county, 4 in san mateo county and one in san francisco and one in santa cruz county. the department of public health says the bay area help break has been controlled. the cdc says 695 measles cases have been reported in 22 states. new york city faces the largest outbreak with 390 cases mainly in ultra orthodox jewish communities. an emergency order is in effect in the williamsburg area for more than 80% of those cases and it requires anyone six months or older to get vaccinated. their family could face a $1000 fine. >>> the kings in the nba announced they are launching an investigation into sexual assault claims against a worriers coach. earlier this week a sports reporter came forward accusing luke walton of forcing himself on her. this happened in a hotel room when he was an assistant coach. >>> a blown call that helped the san jose sharks advanced to the playoffs. they were leading three to nothing when sharks captain was crosscheck and fell. a five-minute penalty was called and the shark

more than 61,000 needles were distributed here compared to santa clara county that distributed 40,000. while the number of needles distributed, the program says, is high, they collected even more, 92,000 last month, well above the amount the county gave out. >> needle exchange is recognized as an evidence-based intervention to reduce the distance of diseases in the community. >> reporter: an outside group called the harm reduction of santa cruz county wants to expand the needle exchange program. the organizer says more programs are the answer, not the problem. this is a camper in the heart of santa cruz where many homeless people live. one positive outcome has been the edition of this needle collection basin, however she is worried about more needles coming here and wants to see the county run only one program and run it better. >> it is a known thing to tell your kids now you need to watch out for needles on the beach, which is really sad. >> reporter: in santa cruz, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you, maria. >>> the debate over vaccinations continues in this growing story this morning. u

in santa clara county this year. health officials say a santa clara county resident infected with measles exposed the public to the disease in several locations in san francisco the first 3 days of april including on caltrain, the federal building and a hayes valley coffee shop. >> the risk to the general public is low but if you are not immune to measles, not vaccinated or you did not have measles as a child then you should review the list of locations. >> reporter: the exposure started on monday, april 1 on caltrain and continued on a minibus. it ended at the federal building on golden gate avenue. the following day the person with measles stopped on johnny dolan's and a double-decker restaurant. >> they were not hospitalized and is recovering at home. i cannot release any more about the individual. most of the cases in the country have been linked to international travel. >> this marks the 18th case of measles in california this year including 6 involving children. there have been seven cases of measles in the bay

. >> it's not a case in santa clara county. i can confirm the case is an adult and they're a resident of the county. >> reporter: an email claimed a worker who had been to the company's 1295 charleston road building was diagnosed with measles. central location falls in santa clara county. health officials are conducting contact investigations. >> these contact investigations, we're trying to understand is there anybody who might have been exposed who is not protected? >> reporter: dr. cody say it's the county's responsibility to interview the person and question where they've traveled. health officials do not believe there is further risk to the public, but others say they're taking the potential threat seriously. >> i think everybody should be worried if that's something that is happening around the area and to make sure that you're obviously being very safe and careful. >> reporter: health officials say the county's high vaccination rate of 96% means the vast majority of people are protected. >> so in a workplace, you would ex

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overall there have been 4 confirmed measlcases in santa clara county plus this person you visited google. >>they are one of 2 confirmed cases in san mateo county very close to the 2 counties are working together on this to make sure that they check it out make sure that no one else was inas we know this buyers was completely eliminated in 2000 in your us, but now we know it spread to almost 500 cases across the country. i'm live in use air stinson prone for new. >>thank you sarah now let's get back to the white house the president apparently talking now about the press conference in the mueller report, let's listen. >>that made this the greatest nation ever to exist on the face of the earth. and as you know we're spending. the biggest number of dollars we've ever spent not even clash, leo mustonen very very brief because it was about 30 seconds ago and as soon as we took um you can see now he's moved on. >>and from the mueller he judge arrested just for about i don't know maybe 15 seconds get we've recorded it so will will play that actually a little later in the broadcast, a statement t

she is being held in the jail at santa clara county. >>> a petition drive underway at santa clara countyeach goers find used needles in the sand and water. it opposes new plans to expand the needle exchange program. last month the santa cruz county distributed more than 61,000 needles compared to 40,000 in neighboring santa clara county which has seven times more people. >> you're watching ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 pm. >>> a sheriffs inmate bus with more than 30 inmates on board was involved in a chain reaction crash on interstate 880 today. >> jesse gary shows us the accident set one vehicle on fire and sent several people to the hospital. >> reporter: the morning rush hour commute came to a standstill. this on the southbound 880 freeway in san jose. this, after a five vehicle accident sent cars crashing into each other and into a santa clara county jail inmate transport bus. >> any time inmates have court at the hall of justice, they get transported from our elmwood facility and a transportation bus or van. they get transported to the main jail and eventually to court. >> reporter: deput

two, in fact, in santa clara county. doctors say the virus is so contagious, if you're infected, nearly 90% of the people close to you who are not immune or don't have the vaccine will get sick. cdc recommends getting two doses of the measles vaccine. >>> new at 11:00, over-the-counter teeth whitening strips may actually be doing more harm than good. research studies and found the active ingredient hydrogen peroxide can damage the amel. that tissue called dentin makes up most of your tooth. >>> facebook is launching a new tool to help users memorialize loved ones. there's a separate section on profiles of the deceased that will be dedicated to tributes. they're also using artificial intelligence to keep those from showing up in places that may cause pain to other users. it's based on feedback the company has gotten from users. >>> twitter is capping the number of accounts you can follow every day in an effort to help fight spam and bots. social network says you'll now be limited to 400 followers per day down from the pre

former santa clara county supervisor ken yeager, the first openly gay lawmaker in the counties that having the restaurant at the airport sends the wrong message. >> this is going to be people's very first impression of san jose, and what are they going to see? they are going to see a store that is known for its anti-gay attitude. >> there are some people who are very political, there are some people have social i guess conscientious, you know, issues. i just like a good sandwich. >> the new chick-fil-a is already being built. it is due to open in june. >>> the san francisco board of supervisors have reportedly rejected a proposed housing complex in the south of market neighborhood. developers wanted to build a seven-story housing complex at folsom and west street near victoria, manolo draves part. the recreation and parks commission and planning commissions both approved the projects last year, but some neighbors appealed because the building they thought would cast a shadow on victoria manella draves park. they say the board of supervisors voted to uphold the appeal. >>> the san jose wate

those cases were in residence from santa cruz county san francisco and santa clara counties, sam a tale has reported 2 cases santa clara has seen the most cases, one pediatric and 3 adults, one of those involved another traveler who visited in late march has stopped at nearly 20 locations in the south today now to our other top story tonight, a bill that could drastically change the law on when police can use deadly force is now making its way through the state legislature. >>assembly bill 3.92 had its first hearing today, capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has the details on what helped to push lawmakers to move it forward. >>other that that this is a critical conversation abrupt protecting the lives of civilians. and officers alike it was standing room only inside the 2 story public safety committee hearing room for a b 3.92 the proposal changes the language in the law that allows police to use deadly force from one reasonable necessary and when there's no other alternative to using it why didn't he use a taser call for backup among those testifying in support elizabeth meant know

a tally by county this started in early march when a passenger on an international flight sfo had the virus. 2 other people got it. those people in santa cruz, san francisco and santa clara counties, sam a tale has reported 2 cases. santa clara has seen the most a child and 3 adults were infected. one of those cases involved another traveler to the bay area who visited in late march and visited almost 20 different locations in the south bay and though young children are most at risk for developing the measles which can be deadly. >>the recent cases in the bay area largely involve adults who seemingly never got vaccinated and as folks begin to plan their summer trips overseas. health experts are urging everyone to make sure you are protected. portion well biello joins us live now with more on the steps that people need to take noel. >>ken and pam you know health officials are really trying to fight against a misinformation here when it comes 2 details about vaccines. i spoke with an infectious disease expert from stand for today. she says that if you don't know what your a vaccine history you need to try and get that information as soon as possible now of course the us is

>> reporter: this marks the fourth case of measles this year in santa clara county. health officials say the person with measles lives here in santa clara county but the public exposure was last week and san francisco. health officials say a santa clara county resident infected with measles exposed the public to the disease in several locations in san francisco the first 3 days of april including on caltrain, the federal building and a hayes valley coffee shop. >> the risk to the general public is low but if you are not immune to measles, so if you have not been vaccinated or you did not have measles that as a child then you should review those locations. >> reporter: the exposure started on monday, april 1 on a caltrain and continued on a bus. hayes valley bank works and the federal building. the person also stopped at johnny donuts on fulton and the double-decker. >> they were not hospitalized and is recovering at home. i cannot release any more information about the individual. most of the cases in the country have been linked to international travel. >> reporter:

destination home, one of the partner nonprofits helping provide slugses to the homeless crisis in santa clara county. rivera shared her story at this joint city/county meeting to give her insight on what solutions are effective. >> housing first. they need a foundation to prosper from. i'm all about housing people first. >> while housing has been a priority for santa clara county, destination home also wanted to share a success story. a homeless prevention pilot project, which is going into its third year this july. >> the folks that we've helped, 97% of them are staying housed. a lot of emergency financial assistance, whether it's helping people with a security deposit or a few months of rent, getting cash in their hands quickly so that they can maintain their housing. we're also locking to provide them legal aid and assistance if they're dealing with eviction proceedings, if they're having challenges that they're facing. and then some folks, the car has broken down. >> this meeting was about sharing success stories and to continue to mobilize multiparty participation towards solutions from governm

a tour is visited nearly 2 dozen places around santa clara county.mid april, a google employee was diagnosed after visiting the country's campus. there are nine cases currently in the bay area and over 700 nationally. >> we clearly are going to have additional measles cases this year. even if a person was vaccinated as a child, their chances of becoming infected are extremely small. >> any time a measles virus comes about, your immune to system can react to it and protect her body. you have the memory cells in your blood that last for a lifetime. so, these memory cells are produced when you get the measles vaccine, and federal health officials say some adults inoculated between 1963 and 1967 may not be protected from the virus. doctors say those patients should get a booster. >> santa clara county health officials say measles vaccinations are available through your healthcare provider , some pharmacies, and through the health department. if you are unsure about your status, make a phone call before you head out of the country. jesse gary, ktvu fox2 n

in santa clara county michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>another big story tonight, the principle of paradise high school in butte county has announced that he is resigning lauren light hall made the announcement on the school's facebook page my whole says his family has been unable to secure housing following the deadly camp fire last year. he announced he has accepted a new job it houston high school and central california, light hollers married with 7 children. a new lawsuit accuses over of negligence in attacks against passengers. the suit was brought by 3 unnamed women in california last friday, the lawsuit says 9 people were sexually assaulted by fake uber drivers between september of 2016 and february of 2018 in los angeles alone. in the complaint, the women argue that police alerted uber several times about fake drivers targeting intoxicated women as they leave nightclubs in the la area. but uber they say failed to adequately warn passengers. uber said it has not seen a copy of the lawsuit but did say the company has been working w

and at at this point the census hopes here in santa clara county they've been asking how many people are planning to respond. fewer than 7 in 10 households say they plan to respond to the census. so you might be thinking at this point the sense sus a year away, isn't there time for us to talk about this? well, these folks will tell you that when you're trying to reach every single person in the county that takes time and of course you're also trying to build trust with some of those outlying communities that feel a little nervous about answering the census and trying to make them more comfortable and trust of course takes time to build. kris sanchez, today in the bay. >>> new at 11:00 for you police hope a new clue will help them find a man who fought inside an east bay denny's. take a look at the surveillance photo police put out. police say on march the 31st around 2:30 in the morning officers responded to a fight inside the restaurant on mowry avenue. it apparently started wit a argument between that customer. the two stepped outside and got into a fight. for a food delivery busin

here are the top stories on today in the bay-- santa clara county may be ready to start contacting icewe're covering on "today in the bay". >> santa clara may be ready to start contacting i.c.e. when undocumented felons are released. they will debate a measure to prevent the pap from contacting deputies upon inmates being released. undocumented immigrants or inmates would be instead held into federal authorities. that move is being sparked in large part by the deadly stabbing of a woman in her south san jose home in february. investigators say the 24-year-old killed 59-year-old bambi larsen. he was a repeat offender released twice from jail without i.c.e. ever being notified. critics are plaming sanctuary city policies. >> day two for potential jurors in the ghost ship warehouse fire. about 320 will be working on that paperwork. attorneys in the case will start questioning them next week. 12 jurors and six alternates will be picked. eric almena and max harris face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter, one count for each person who died. both are pleading not guilty. >>> new, it looks

we know they came to google in santa clara county but there may have been other spots in the sandbank south bay or along the peninsula. health officials in san mateo county are looking into that. health officials here in santa clara are focused more on google. more on this coming up 5:00. jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news live in san jose. back to you. >>> thank you so much for the information. >>> to san francisco where police are investigating a dramatic smash and grab break- in that happened early this morning. authorities say someone crashed an suv right into the yves saint laurent store and stole thousands of dollars worth of merchandise. >> henry lee is live in san francisco with more on what officers are searching for. >> reporter: alex and eliana, look behind me, workers have been outside all day at this store in union square, still replacing all the windows that were broken. early this morning, an suv repeatedly backed into the store. at least one man helped himself to what he could find. a spare tire was all that was left for the suv that backed into the store on geary street befo

will santa clara county change its sanctuary policy? this debate comes weeks after san jose police arrested an undocumented immigrant for killing a woman inside of her own home. a key decision on this debate was just announced about 20 minutes ado. >> reporter: the board voted to consolidate two proposals into one and refer it to staff. staff will come back with a document that will likely change policy for violent felons. it was a long and controversial day here. a again hat stood out as two county sanctuary proposals were debated. >> to help keep undocument individuals previously convicted of serious and violent felonies off our streets, out of our neighborhoods, away from our friends and families. >> reporter: both proposals from supervisors cortese and rasser man would allow the county to contact i.c.e. when an undocumented immigrant convicted of a violent felony is about to be set free, something that isn't done under current policy. the proposals stem from the violent death of bambi larsen. an undocumented immigrant is charged wit

former santa clara county supervisor ken yeager, the first openly gay lawmaker in the county set having the restaurant in the airport sends the wrong message. >> this is going to be the people's very first impression of san jose , and what are they going to say? they are going to see a store that is known for its anti- -tran06 attitudes. >> there are some people that are very political, some people have social i guess conscientious, you know, issues. i just like a good sandwich. >> the new chick-fil-a restaurant is already under construction at the airport. it is due to open in june. >>> big reward being offered an and animal abuse kiss. the person shooting at cats in the east bay. >>> the only principal in paradise says he's assigning. what he says he is forced to leave his job for the sake of his family. >>> yesterday, we had kind of a tough day on the richmond bridge. today it is still light. we'll see what happens with the construction plates on that upper deck driving to marin. >>> well, it's about the winds of change yesterday. this morning, now it's about some rather brisk temps.

according to the santa clara county district attorney. officials released footage of the incident.deo. investigators say jennifer vazquez led police on a nile nine mile chase. as you see here rammed a police car after she was boxed in by officers. 4 officers opened fire and she was healed. police are looking for a suspect in a double shooting when police spotted her camry. officers followed it and learned it was stolen. it was later determined she was not involved in the drive-by shooting. police found burglary tools in her car. they also say she was under the influence of methamphetamines. >>> in san jose. real estate is being kept out of developers hands. jesse tells us where the land is and why it has been deemed off-limits. >> reporter: san jose coyote valley has been a tempting target and 08 oasis from development. friday 27th district a simile men took the first step to keep the area pristine. >>> i have lived here for over 40 years. i have seen this valley paved over. and seeing silicon valley rise up before my ice. this is one of the few spaces left that has remained open.

those people live in santa cruz, san francisco and santa clara counties, sam a tale has reported 2 cases and santa clara county has seen the most k the most cases, one child and 3 adults, one of those cases involved another traveler to the bay area who visited in late march and visit almost 20 locations throughout the south bay. health officials say you should protect yourself against the virus, especially if you plan to travel overseas. last year, 40,000 cases and 70 measles related deaths were reported in europe, a stanford infectious disease expert says constant travel to that region is a big reason the us has seen it to uptick i should say and with 4 billion people traveling around the world every year exposure. always a possibility that means getting vaccinated. >>i think there are situations when there's big outbreak of a disease where we don't have protection. but this is super easy. we have a vaccine if you get vaccinated within a week you're you're fine, you're and then you dpn't have to worry about getting measles on the train before you go on a large trip, it's always a good i

many patients with magical medical bills to >>> a new case of measles has been reported in santa clara county. health officials now confirming a fourth case, half of all measles cases in the bay area are in santa clara county. this comes as more than 20 states have reported measles cases this year, with 21 cases in california alone. and, this bike isn't limited to the u.s. more than 100,000 cases have been reported worldwide. >> we are now on track to have the worst year for measles since measles was eliminated in 2000. this is a disease that is preventable. >> experts stress the best way to protect yourself and your children is to get vaccinated. >>> coming up, what you need to know about a dangerous w showing up in california. 100 times more powerful >>> two whales washed ashore in the bay area and tonight, biologists are looking in to the string of whale deaths. >>> beachfront views and "curiouser and curiouser," said alice. "the rabbit-hole went straight on like a tunnel for some way." "i've seen a cat without a gri, but a grin without a cat." hey, mercedes, end audio. change lighting to

in santa clara county michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>i was going to talk about the weather now taking a live look at downtown san francisco absolutely stunning look at the lights crystal beautiful scene and that we can get used to this is chief meteorologist large cargo joins us. the sky was crystal blue for much of the day large so we're going to hang on to this next one would that be nice to have it again i think really get at least for one more day just like today, we have a lot of sunshine around the bay area, the winds kind of kicking of a blustery especially along the coastline. >>but yeah we've got some nice weather out there now and it's going to stick around. but we've got some changes coming our way today numbers running right about the average for this time of year 62 degrees for a high in san francisco with those winds 67 re-opened 66 in the san jose 67 room bright spot on average in livermore 69 in concord and 67 degrees in santa rosa. so we got change is coming though as high pressure builds in that is going to clear out

. >>> in santa clara county a woman accused of strangling her three -year-old grandson faced a judge today. 70 -year-old foos hashi is charged with first-degree murder. the victim identified as ayub hassan. the four -year-old at home when the incident took place told detectives she saw foos hashi row him to the ground. neck and family members were in court today but declined to comment. >> the thing we can do to bring him back but we will do everything we can to make sure that the person responsible is held accountable. our condolences go out to the family . >> she did not enter a plea and is being held without bail. she is facing 25 years to life if convicted. >>> backlash tonight over a provocative political ad targeting a state housing bill. >> we are so deep in the hole that is meant housing shortage is equal to the other 49 states combined. >> reporter: skate senator scott weiner has proposed a bill that he says will help with the state's 3.5 million unit housing shortage. >> sb 50 makes it possible to build more housing near public transportation and near where people work beca

. >>> a wildlife warning in santa clara county. why so many coyotes and even mountain lions are suddenly coming out of the woods. >>> a controversial year-long experiment working? it depends on who you ask. >> reporter: the city of oakland has plans to investmido its community cabins program. we spoke to a man who is living inside who said this program did help him get off the street initially, he is worried he is going to end up right back where he started. >> sometimes people sleep on the bench. >> reporter: we first met up with him on the morning of this year's official homeless count in oakland. he was volunteering as a guide. helping to locate encampments around lake merritt. an area he camped in himself for eight years. i used to have a tent over there. >> i had a tent. four backpacks. >> reporter: last fall city officials offered him a space in a newly open cabin community just south of the park. 20 insulated top sheds provide shelter for 40 people. two per shed. >> it has a tv. you have hot water. you have showers and a por

now, santa clara county has two reported cases. those were reported within a week. the first was a foreign visitor who visited about 20 public locations before being diagnosed. the second is a santa clara resident who traveled the country. county health officials say that because of this county, santa clara county's high rate of vaccination the threat of infection is actually quite low. now, al meed county public health also warning about a potential measles exposure after an infected person visited sauced barbecue and spirits, a restaurant in livermore. if you think you may have been exposed you're going to want to watch for symptoms that include fever, cough, runny nose, red eyes, and rash. and of course you'll want to call your doctor before you just head into the office just in case it is measles, you don't want to infect other people. but the majority of people who get measles don't have a vaccine. so if you don't want to get the measles you've got to get the vaccine. >> and little babies too. >> sure. and there are kids who have compromised immune systems, they

tuesday, santa clara county supervisors considered amending the counties sanctuary law . >> if there that will save a life, to put it in place right away. the problem is it is difficult to operationalize any changes given the various rules that we have to try to comport with. >> reporter: san jose police say surveillance video shows 24- year-old suspect, carlos carranza casing the neighborhood than night of the crime. he allegedly entered larson's home and stabbed her multiple times. he killed the 59-year-old. records show carranza from el salvador is in the country illegally and has a long criminal history. santa clara is a sanctuary county but officials want local laws to mirror the states actuary law. currently, federal agents will only be notified if a detained inmates released if the person has violated any of 31 specified violent crimes. supervisor, mike wasserman looks to change the process. asking for expedited approval for detainees with violent records and arrest warrants handed over to i.c.e. this after south bay police chief asked the board to reconsider its policy. san j

the building is located in santa clara county, so health officials with the county are conducting contact investigations. the county has a high vaccination rate of 96%. >> you would also expect the vaccination rate to be high and you would not expect much spread. >> officials say they've had four confirmed measles cases so far this year all unrelated and separate from this latest scare at google. to learn more about the measles including symptoms and how the disease is spread go to abc7news.com. >>> happening today two more bay area tech companies are going public. videoconferencing company zoom will begin trading on the nasdaq at $36 a share making it worth over just $9 billion. zoom is based in san jose. the other big offering this morning, pinterest. the san francisco company is pricing its ipo on the new york stock exchange at $19 a share. that will make the company worth $10 billion. we'll bring you the opening bells for both pinterest and zoom at 6:30. >>> happening now france is paying tribute to the men and women who saved notre dame cathedral from collapse. more than 400 firefigh

for the worst. >> reporter: as acres, lives and property burned in the north bay last year, santa clara countyls took note. this county has over half 1 million acres of wilderness, green and growing from spring rains . >> in my mind, it is a matter of time before we are faced with the same challenges. >> reporter: county fire officials submitted a mitigation plan to the board of supervisors, determined to identify risks and eliminate them before fires start. >> on my recommendation was to approach them similar to other emergency planning preparations. >> reporter: bill murphy says his department recommends creating one team within the county to manage and prevent wildfires in all communities. currently, multiple agencies tackle a patchwork of land stretching from the santa cruz mountains to the east foothills. >> a fire that started on community will frequently spread. >> the new team would coordinate increased materials. >> reporter: for case in point to new research showing temperatures around the rise not only during the day but more so at night. >> the expert carbon dioxide and methane in

. >> we begin with the latest on this veteran arrested for driving into a crowd in santa clara county. he is 34-year-old isaiah peoples of sunnyvale, they say that he intentionally ran his car into eight pedestrians in a cross work. tonight he is in jail, facing a counts of attempted murder. he police also said that the crash does not appear to be an act of terrorism. kpix 5 spoke to one of the victims tonight. we are live in sunnyvale with his story. joe? >> reporter: two because it showed up here on crutches a short while ago. they tell me that following the crash that the driver was acting very bizarre. >> he was saying thanks god for giving me this opportunity and i love you jesus. i love you jesus. >> reporter: the 15-year-old and his cousin were both standing on the bikes in the crosswalk when suddenly chaos. a car came barreling down, seeming to speed up and smash right into them and six others. as the victims laid bloodied on the ground, the driver started acting odd. >> he went to the floor and he was facing the floor and he said i love you jesus. and then when the police off

>>well the person in question is from santa clara county in fact it is the 4th person from that county to get the measles this person was here in san francisco for 3 days and was contagious at the time now if you had the measles or the vaccine that nothing for you to worry about if however you have not the measles and not had the vaccine you need to pay attention. >>if you are at the san francisco federal building on april 1st second or 3rd or road caltrain on the first or 3rd, you may have come in contact with the santa clara county adult. contagious with the measles public health officials say that put some very specific people at risk people who are not. >>vaccinated either as children or adults or individuals who are very severely a new compromise should also monitor for symptoms, the individual was in numerous public places over 3 days. an april 1st they were on caltrain muni hayes valley, fake works and the federal building. on april second people could have been exposed at the federal building and any one of these 3 restaurants and on april 3rd the exposure was again and hayes v

stanford's long-planned expansion effort is facing a new crisis after a breakdown in talks with santa clara countye stanford agreed to negotiate only through santa clara county, supervisors reportedly put the whole development on indefinite hold. stanford and palo alto unified say they're hoping for some sort of resolution. supervisors have not responded to our request for comment. >>> neighborhood recycling centers are closing at an alarming rate across the state. today at the state capital, legislative staff met to discuss the problem. one-third of local repsyching really -- local recycling centers have closed because china has banned the import of recyclable materialities. california is sending more trash to landfills than it has in a decade. >>> jeff ranieri joins us now. a really solid spring. >> wonderful weather. >> the only problem is the pollen. if i had to bring -- >> there is some sneezing and causing going on. y w a e greenish-yellow color this morning. i got the leaf blower out but it kind of blew back in my face. >> not good. >> but it looks nicer. palo alto a high of 78 today. we'll

. >>> to the south bay now, the santa clara county fire department wants to spend millions to stop futureildfires. the department says it needs $9 million to buy a lot of heavy equipment. that includes a helicopter, bulldozers, and other tools so they don't have to rely on other counties during major fires. santa clara county covers half a million acres of wild land but relies on cal fire when it needs a helicopter or bulldozer. >>> meantime, the state is setting aside more than $43 million to prevent future wildfires. the money will pay for tree and brush inspections to ensure homes in areas with high fire danger have the right defensible space. >> in the south bay a doggie debate sparked by a tweet. should your furry four-legged friend be welcome in the work place? the tech worker who sent the tweet felt it wasn't an inclusive policy. as reporter amanda del castillo reports, the comments get a strong response. >> reporter: pets in the work place, a perk or a problem? a tech worker posted an unpopular opinion about pet policies sparking a dog debate. locally many bay area businesses are

two weeks ago the santa clara county health department put out a warning saying potentially hundreds of people were exposed. that's after someone visiting the bay area stopped by more than 20 places in silicon valley while they were sick with the measles. we checked in with the health department today and a spokesperson told us they've seen no new cases linked to that warning. >>> the future of sanctuary cities could be in jeopardy in the south way. it is a pivotal and polarizing issue. in front of a packed chamber the santa clara board of supervisors debated two proposals to change the rules for dealing with immigration agents who want access to undocumented immigrants. this comes weeks after an undocumented immigrant was charged in connection with the brutal murder of a woman in san jose. nbc bay area's damian trujillo joins us. >> reporter: raj, they're debating behind those doors. i'm watching a livestream on my laptop. but for 4 1/2 hours the public spoke, so the board of supervisors got an earful from the public. san jose police chief and district attorney walked into the meeti

>>so again 4 confirmed cases here in santa clara county. no new cases and so far 2 confirmed cases in san mateo county one is a county resident. the other it all as a traveler san francisco international airport and evidently of this possible exposure at google this person who visited google is one of those 2 individuals and again no secondary contact, although the investigation continues as a health officials here continue to interview people and google who may have had contact with this individual that's the very latest here i in santa clara county reporting live from flood grant ricky back to you. >>thank you. rob. meanwhile, another developing story we are following a have all these amazon's in internet providers and its could be tough now for brick and mortar retailers trying to keep up a surgeon robberies and burglaries making things even tougher for them. and it happened again early this morning. when i thief if the seller on store in san francisco's union square hit with his car on thursday in carmi live there tonight with more on th

home, one of the partner non-profits helping to provide solutions to the homeless cries in santa clara county. rivera shared her story at this joint city county meeting to give her insight on what solutions are most effective. >> housing first. >> they need a foundation to prosper from. >> reporter: while housing has been a priority for sta cra coestinaome nt thare a homeless prevention pilott wh third year this july. >> the folks that we've helped, 97% of them are staying housed. a lot of emergency people are looking at whether we look at security problem or a few months of rent or getting cash in their hands quickly so they can maintain housing and we're looking to provide them legal aid and evictions if they are dealing with eviction proceedings and having challenges that they are facing and some folks, the car is broken down. >> this meeting is about sharing success stories and to continue to mobilize multi-party participation towards solutions from government toman profits and the big tech companies in the area. >> much more cost effective solution is always upstream from the problem, an

chief in santa clara county assistant district attorney jay boy are ski on friday condemned last tuesday's incident in sunnyvale. >>where 8 people were allegedly run down on purpose as a brazen attack on the entire community, 34 year-old isaiah people's is already charged with 8 counts of attempted murder. sunnyvale police. so you people's targeted his victims because he believes they're muslim. if the evidence checks out people's could be charged with a hate crime enhancement says former prosecutor and legal analyst stephen clark. what the hate crime statute is designed to do is add additional punishment. >>to a crime. because it protects entire communities and tries to recognize that entire communities can be affected. even by a crime targeting individuals. the fbi has launched its own federal hate crime investigation in the case. >>which left a 13 year-old girl in critical condition. also condemning the act is the council on american islamic relations a semi on this absolutely heartbreaking you know for a child. >>to be the victim of this type of an i mean i know that law enforcement is

bart and the vta must agree on a replacement plan before bart begins operating anywhere in santa clara county. >>> a new video from santa clara county sheriff's deputies showing the aftermath of a late-night escape. you have to look at it if you haven't seen it yet. this is a herd of goats that got away. 50 goats here had somehow escaped from their pen last night in los altos. animal control officers with the help of a sheepdog herded each and every one to safety. and one hoofnote here. we don't yet note when or if those goats will be back home. i'm sorry. pi produc my producer made me do that. any retweet the sunnyvale pd said we "herd" they were looking for grass. also noting they are glad the animals are safe. >>> now let's head back to the ballpark. today the giants gearing up for the home opener. let's get back to my colleague marcus washington. lots of excitement out there. like every season. it's such a fun day to be at the ballpark. >> absolutely, laura. i wish i could bring you out here with me. but since i'm here i'm going to take care of it. so look, here's the thing. the rain i ca

>>now overall there have been 4 confirmed cases in santa clara county. they've also been 2 confirmed cases in san mateo and this most recent individual who visited google is one of those 2 people there are some 500 reported measles cases now across the country. well to the east bay, a deadly clan is seeing extra patrols after a mother and her young son were killed by a hit-and-run driver. you see his photo right here 6 year-old angel garcia vasquez and his mother alma they were killed on saturday. the 3rd hit and run victim. jamie garcia remains hospitalized right now in critical condition. the 19 year-old is a student at fremont high school in oakland. and hopefully silk city council member noel gallo says that the police are at that intersection right there on 26 and slid hill, an effort to remain remind drivers to slow it down for pedestrians in the area. >>right now in the immediate area i have seen for police officers that are precedent they will continue to repress and later on you'll see the motorcycle officer we try to reduce the traffic speeding

santa clara is a sanctuary county but officials on local laws to mirror the states sanctuary law.ell federal agents would only be notified of 18 detainees release if the person has violated any of 31 special is specific violent crimes. mike wasserman looks to change the process, asking for approval to have detainees with violent criminal records and those with the rest warrants handed over to i.c.e. this after the south bay police asked the board to reconsider its policy. councilman johnny cam is approved as fast track approach. >> we have to take steps to make things safer. >> reporter: critics worry that handing over inmates to federal agents being detained but without an arrest warrant will lead to abuse . >> how are you going to determine who is going to be held after their release and it will have to be based on questioning their immigration status. >> such questions would be illegal under state law. the board of supervisors begins debate on two proposal, on fast track, on establishing a committee to studying the problem more thoroughly 11:00 tuesday morning. if the fast trac

those people live in santa cruz san francisco and santa clara counties. now san mateo has also reported 2 caseeen anta clara has the most cases so far and one child and 3 adults were actually infected. now one of those cases involved another traveler to the bay area who visited back in late march and also visited almost 20 different locations throughout the south bay. health officials say that you should protect yourself against the virus, especially if you're planning to travel overseas crum forster all bellow explains how you can prevent infection. it's frustrating. >>nearly 40,000 cases and 70 measles related deaths were reported in europe in 2018 stanford infectious disease expert yvonne maldonado says constant travel to that region is a big reason the us is seeing an uptick too. >>they're anti-vaxers and they don't like to vaccinate so there's a there's outbreaks in italy and there are lesser developed countries where people are back suze well but thing is those people are more likely to come here were not more likely to go to their country so most o

the suspect, isaiah peoples, was booked into the santa clara county main jail yesterday. a jail source tells abc 7 news because of the crime it's likely peoples will be put into a dorm for the severely mentally ill or undergo a psych evaluation. dps says it hasn't uncovered a motive but maintains this was no accident. >> we are recommending eight counts of attempted murder based on evidence obtained from the scene. >>> a 13-year-old girl remains in critical condition. she is one of eight injures. anser hassan will have much more on the suspect including what his shocked family says about him. >>> b.a.r.t. is trying again to record your license plates. >> its previous attempts failed. what's changed? amy hollyfield with our answer. amy? >> in this proposal they are setting limits on how long they keep your information and who they share it with. the idea is to put these cameras at the b.a.r.t. parking lots and they would capture license plate and images for every car that comes into a b.a.r.t. parking lot. the hope is this would help cut down on crime and help riders feel

cody says there are 4 independent measles cases in santa clara county. this includes the case in march of a european tourist who visited nearly two dozen sites around the county over a course of several days. dr. cody says so far, there have not been any spread of the disease and the inoculation rates in the county are high. measles is highly contagious and has been largely prevented through inoculations and vaccination. symptoms include fever, runny nose, red eyes, cough, swollen notes, etc. if you believe you have measles, do not go to your healthcare provider. instead, call them so they can set up a quarantined area where you can be evaluated. so far, there are now 8 cases in the bay area, 4 here in santa clara. i reached out to google via email and phone to see if they had contacted employees and what they are doing and we are still waiting to hear back. we will keep you up dated. live in seneca, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> police say a woman who was obsessed with the massacre at columbine high school killed herself today in colorado. the body of

>>so again this does not appear to be a measles so far t 4 confirmed santa clara county confirmed cases in san mateo county one is a resident of san mateo county the other was a traveler came through san francisco international airport, imminently this individual who visited google is one of those 2 people. the san jose roughly double kron 4 news. >>the deed rolls across france ring their bells in honor of notre dawn tonight marking 2 days since a fire ripped through the 850 year-old gothic masterpiece french president and then we'll has set an ambitious 5 year timeline to rebuild. to shows as here now in the studio with more on the investigation into that fire and also the plans to restore that iconic structure grandparent get so much work to do right and 5 years. >>definitely ambitious experts a full restoration will likely take something more like 10 to 15 years and these are new drone images from above notre down you could see all the damage the fire did to the rooftop and where the spire was today emergency crews could be seen on the roof picking through the charred remains of the