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

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

are lined up around the peninsula down towards san down towards santa cruz santa cruz coastline. so in the santa clara valley, you can see a little bit of a break for some. that's snow on mount hamilton's showing up there, moving through the santa cruz mountains down to morgan hill, gilroy. so an active active tuesday already here we don't we don't even have any heat yet. forties fifties on the temps. i doubt these changed much at all . the upper low will just they can see all the lightning strikes. look at that in nevada. when the least side by arino than that is lit up probably better opportunity for us later this afternoon. so the law is here for today and tomorrow and it's really not going all that far, until about thursday. and i mean again. these are just the projections from one forecast model but an inch and a third half of the beta ben lawman, inch and a half that is definitely eye popping more to the east and south and to the north, but you know, napa, few get 44 100.all it declaring a victory even though i think some people would rather didn't rain that much. but again

uc santa cruz professor says 27-foot waves rose up over the cliffs. flooding the street and eroding the natural sea wall. >> and they were hammered. i've never seen anything like that here. >> reporter: for years, the city has been placing the giant boulders to try to save off the nature on slot. but the few study from the u.s. geological survey says places like the drive are probably doomed. researchers used 20 years of satellite images of ocean beach in san francisco to form models of what would happen if the sea rises from half a meter to three meters in height. and the study concludes that by 2100, the model estimates that 25 to 70% of california's beaches may become completely eroded due to sea level rise of .5 to three meters respectfully. that includes some of the state's most iconic beaches like stinson, and newport beach. and they show how far the coastline may push into the city at ocean beach. >> and that writing son the wall as they will continue to change. and we have not done too much to slow it down. and that is what's going to happen.

in santa cruz county.is body was found off of the side of the road kind of down a hillside, but it is a very wooded kind of remote area of highway nine. investigators say. novoa was arrested after questioning at the santa cruz county sheriff's office and that the two suspects and their victim all knew each other. but a motive for the killing remains a mystery. both ornelas and novoa are due back in court later this month for a preliminary hearing. the south bay bureau jesse gary ktvu fox two news in an update tonight, milpitas police have arrested 41 year old luis attention for attempted arson. he is accused of placing a flammable object right near the front door of a bank located on east calaveras boulevard last weekend. police say he then let the device on fire and fled the scene. that device was eventually extinguished and there were no injuries or damage. police say italian who is a san jose resident, is a registered arson offender. police in pleasant n are searching for two men who stabbed and killed

tambiÉn san francisco y san mateo, y santa cruz.asta cuÁndo continÚan las lluvias y cuÁles son las recomendaciones. >> vamos a continuar en oakland donde los representantes del sindicato de maestrosanunciaron que estÁn listos para iniciar la huelga ya que no encuentran una soluciÓn a sus peticiones. [habla en inglÉs] hoy estÁn anunciando que el 4 de mayo, si no tenemos un acuerdo con el distrito escolar vamos a iniciar una huelga por prÁctica laboral injusta. esto lo mencionÓ uno de los representantes del sindicato de maestros de oakland. afirma califica escolar sÓlo estÁ realizando propuestas poco serias como un aumento del 3.5 por ciento. la Última jornada de clases para las escuela del distrito es el prÓximo 25 de mayo. el primer dÍa del mes de mayo se conmemora el dÍa internacional de los trabajadores en muchas partes del mundo. y muchos de ellos este dÍa salieron a las calles diferentes. de la bahÍa al exigir mejores salarios y condiciones laborales. nuestro equipo de noticias estuvo en el manifestaciones para escuchar los que

in the mountains, but i used to stay in what i was in santa cruz. any paper hotel. there's places to sweep outdoors. china cruise doesn't just have homeless people on you have like you mentally ill and you're addicted to cover around santa cruz because there's a lot of drugs here to serve town. but the vast majority of people that they label homeless people are actually just phone inc. people traveling up and down the coast to travel corridor, backpacking camera, living culture that exists, the police always, she bought a protest, cancel a co p scale. we were so anything on the courthouse steps were sweeping in, protests were sweeping, literally would assign. next to us it said i am protesting the suite why? that's why i'm sleeping here. is people sleep and all over the support house. what's going on? it's peace. camp 2010 i'm at the start of the santa cruz county board house were homeless after the 7 protesting city ordinances for more than a month while ago shares on hand. so to get a little rest. and i'd be interested in the courtesy of a warrant

a lot of drizzle, especially in the santa cruz mountains, santa clara valley along the coast there santa cruz coastline santa cruz was only 60 degrees yesterday. i mean, it has been cold and foggy for many in areas that usually get some clearing. oakland west southwest of 22, fairfield's up to 30 miles an hour. the onshore and the fog is making it all the way out to the sacrament, least, some push going through the strait all the way out. practically davis. it looks like the activity is just blowing up . as we like to say. look at all that. i mean, especially northeast california reading right down i five and it kind of washes out. i'll mention it from mendocino county, lake county, eastern napa county, maybe solano county as well, but over the mounds, it has been just big time and again if you're heading anywhere, northern sacramento valley in the sacramento i look at susan ville, an inch and a third. that's two inch amounts being forecast there. truckee. sounds like tahoe as well. 50 sixties very, very low seventies . we're not really moving here morning drizzle overcast, sunny inland,

scientists say they first discovered mastodon remains in santa cruz more than 40 years ago. those were the remains of a juvenile mastodon. this tooth they say is likely from an adult. the natural history museum says it's an important find because it provides the first piece of evidence set, perhaps an entire herd of mastodons likely roamed the santa cruz area. interesting. >> next in sports, the giants bats come alive again as a host of the pirates for some memorial day. baseball director jason dumas has director jason dumas has highli ♪ entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. why do dermatologists choose dove? the dove beauty bar, is gentle. it not only

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

the mountains, but i used to stay in what i was in santa cruz. any paper all down this place to see about doors. the categories doesn't just have always people on you have like you mentally ill and you're addicted to cover around santa cruz because there's a lot of drugs here, sir. county but the vast majority of people that they label homeless people are actually just phone 8 or just people are traveling up and down the coast. to travel corridor, backpacking camera, living culture that exists. the police always see by the protest, camco p scale. we were sleeping on the courthouse steps were sleeping in projects were freaking literally would assign next to us. it said i am protesting this week . was that way of sleeping here is people sleep and all over the support house. so what's going on? it's peace camp 2010 and i started the santa cruz county board house were homeless after the 7 protesting city ordinances for more than a month while ago shares on hand. so to get all the rest. and i'd be interested in chris, you have a more unhealthy arrest.

the doppler radar there, you can see the spotty shower activity here through the santa cruz mountains, and through the peninsula, but it is going to be picking up with the moderate pockets through the santa monica and through the bay, and staying with us through tomorrow and the afternoon. we will have to watch out through the pockets to get some thunderstorms and even some small hail through the forecast. tomorrow, the totals are a half inch, but for most of us we will be 0.10 to 0.25. and you to get higher to the half inch estimate when it comes to the rainfall. and make sure that you have the umbrella and jacket, because it will be lower 50s in bay area, and 49 in the tri valley and over to the north bay, 47. san francisco coming in at 50. hang on with another chilly day for tomorrow. look at this in the south bay with a 25 to 30 degree difference from saturday. that is it. that is all we can do. 59 here in san jose, but all in all, it is cool and refreshing out there after getting some of the heat. it is at least the pollen is lowering, but so many of you have been dealing with th

santa cruz santa cruz mountains. trend is your friend. i stole that from the stock market. but this is true. and the trend of more rain is now looking likely this saturday to forecast models are now painting us with rain again on saturday. when it's a rainy year it can keep going and going and going. i don't care what the calendar says indicated by what we have here. and the system now looks like it's starting. there's a few more breaks in the clouds, especially over the santa cruz mountains, which had nearly an inch and three quarters of rain. but some of these bands are now starting to rotate more to the north and also the east. so we're not done here by a long shot, but there are some noticeable breaks, but you get some breaks in this cloud cover at this time of year with the angle of the sun that high in this much moisture in place. and some cold air aloft. it won't take long to fire up some thunderstorms. i think that will happen again. the focus again looks to be about san francisco, oakland conquered south con

it's just some light showers, as you can see in the santa cruz mountains. all of this courtesy this low pressure system that's going to track through. that's bringing us the cloudy conditions, the breezy conditions and the light showers now behind this in the upper levels of the atmosphere is going to be a cold shot of air. that's going to keep us cool as we head through, not just today and tomorrow, but really through the rest of this week. in fact, are saying it could be record setting cold, not temperatures on the ground but that cold, massive air that is up in the upper levels of the atmosphere. so right now, 57 degrees in san jose. lots of 50's out there. 53 in berkeley, same story downtown san francisco. just 54 in petaluma. so we're going to feel that cool air kind of settle in, which is so different from where we were you know, last week, are going to be breezy. you can see a future wind gusts is going to kick up a little this afternoon in particular and then we'll get a little bit better as we get into tomorrow. so that's kind of the pattern that w

so very much so wet situation for the santa cruz mountains. lot of that energy, as you can see is moving this direction. so we're likely to see an impact increasing for the south bay here temporarily got a spot of heavier rain right around downtown san jose. and as jc the airport down there as of right now. so definitely a lot going on to start this morning. much like yesterday. it's wet. it's like taking a little bit slower from the 40's and 50's where we are this morning to some low 60's again later on today for most areas do watch for some inland thunderstorms even into the afternoon going to be talking all the details of today's rain and are increasingly dry conditions after this all. still ahead, back to rain. all right, john, thanks to slick. when morning, please take your time. no need to speed. 8 minutes for you heading into the city this morning. if you are going to take in that san mateo bridge a little under 13, mary, 80 to 101. >> richmond center fell bridge about 8 minutes and the golden gate we don't have a picture that, but it's

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

en santa cruz les dije que Íbamos a ver mÁs pulgadas de lluvia.laciÓn a lluvia. se ha reportado la caÍda de granizo. se mantiene hecho vasco a un aislado. es importante que tome precauciÓn. los maestros estÁn viendo mejoras en las clases. karla. el sindicato y el distrito escolar no llegan a un acuerdo. no parece ser nada alentador. hasta el momento no estamos satisfechos. >> michel dice que trata de encontrar. estamos hasta la tarde de la noche. en oakland nos dijeron lo siguiente, nuestros maestros quieren un aumento salarial. cada maestro recibirÁ un adelanto. hay mayor oportunidad. un maestro gana cerca de $50,000. muchos no queremos. las condiciones en las que trabajamos se le hace muy difÍcil. las peticiones en la mejora son igual de importantes. esperemos que lo pueden terminar rapidito. los maestros continÚan con planes de huelga. se espera que no organizaciÓn realice una celebraciÓn con 40 trabajadores. hablamos con la representante de caridades catÓlicas. >> deseamos que ningÚn niÑo se vaya sin un juguete si usted desea donar un juguete

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

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some pockets of thunderstorm activity popping up up in the santa cruz mountains between santa cruz and san jose. also saw some brief thunderstorms just west of san jose around mountain view and sunnyvale. we still have that heavier pocket of rain around union city and then up around the south into the tri valley along we're 2.80, crosses between dublin down towards san leandro and hayward. we also do have some heavier areas of rainfall. so all in all an active morning. and it's not just the rain but more snow in the sierra nevada getting another dose of snow from the cascades to the sierra as we see this deep dive in the jet stream transporting this cool air, our direction, bringing us the unsettled weather in the form of rain and thunderstorms for the bay. and that snow for the sierra nevada. and this low pressure is going to stay in place for a minute. stalling out right across the region. this omega block set up here. so that is kind of like a traffic jam of cool air just wrapped right across the region. we are seeing out there towards the afternoon chance of thunderstorms, livermor

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

the heaviest moisture is falling in the santa cruz mountains just east of santa rosa as it climbs into the mountains of northeastern sonoma county. the bulk of the heavier rain is falling in the santa cruz mountains right now. no thunderstorms on the radar right now but that could change as we head through the day tomorrow. just scattered showers activity this evening and becoming more widespread after midnight tonight. i would plan on splashing through some puddles on the way to work tomorrow morning even though it may not be raining on you at that specific time. it is just an unsettled pattern. after about midday tomorrow, there will be enough juice in the atmosphere. juliette, we could hear rumbles of thunder during the afternoon and maybe small hail along with the cloud-to-ground lightning threat. we talk about all of it in a few minutes. >>> they are the tallest trees in the world. we are talking about california redwood trees. they have certainly been feeling our weather extremes, and are mary lee looked at the impacts of our weather winter on these majestic giants. more walking

one man has been taken to the hospital after being pulled from the ocean in santa cruz county. to help a 12 year-old girl who apparently couldn't get out of the water. >> that happened shortly after 6 tonight at panthers state beach. cal fire says the child was rescued but crews had to pull a man out and perform cpr before they took him to the hospital. the other man got out of the water on his own and is ok, state park officials say they are still investigating 2 children are in the hospital tonight after their kayaks overturned in san francisco bay. this is citizen app. video of the rescue happened earlier today near candlestick point. fire crews say the children who are with 2 adults were kayaking off hunters point when their kayaks overturned and sank. the children were hospital%zed for hypothermia. the 2 adults uninjured. the kids are expected to fully recover. no word on exactly how those kayaks turned over. but authorities say it's been windy and choppy on the bay in that area. fire crews say rescue swimmers swam more than half a mile from shore to get to the victims bef

note, there's more blue on the fringe as you're going toward the santa cruz mountains. there was an earlier crash. and 101, san martin toward morgan hill, expect slower speeds, around the 50s. that feels very slow for the morning commute. toward santa clara and into palo alto, we have gradual slowing, the build continues on the peninsula side of the bay. getting there, the build continues on the san mateo bridge, more severely than the dumbarton bridge, typical pattern as well. we're still looking at the alert, westbound 80, right around san pablo. outer lanes are blocked. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> 6:52 right now. and happening now, a last-minute deal means hayward nurses will not be walking off the job as planned this morning. some 200 nurses at st. rose hospital had organized a two-day strike starting today. this video shows them picket eting back in february. late yesterday, leaders announced a new contract agreement. instead, nurses will be voting to ratify the new deal. >> next, a quick look at the top stories this morning, including breaking news in

in santa cruz county. his body was found off of the side of the road. kind of down a hillside.m, but it is a very wooded kind of remote area of highway nine. investigators say novoa was arrested after questioning at the santa cruz county sheriff's office and that the two suspects and their victim all knew each other. but a motive for the killing remains a mystery. both ornelas and novoa are due back in court later this month for a preliminary hearing. the south bay bureau jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. no it's six new figures show community college students are having a harder time finishing their degrees and transferring to a four year university, according to the national student clearinghouse community college students are taking longer to finish which can end up costing more intuition and also roughly half of them drop out. the data shows just one in seven community. college students ultimately go on to receive a bachelor's degree within six years. many students say they transfer process is complex, and they find themselves having to retake classes they completed in communi

showers continue up through hayward, san francisco down into the santa cruz mountains, comparatively r the inland east bay and up into solano county spot. that may be quiet for now, but no guarantee for that later, this-low pressure area really just sitting here with a site, talked about it yesterday as a traffic jam of cool air. you can see what i mean. it's just sitting there not moving out just yet this morning. showers may be most widespread close to the coastline, but into the afternoon, your best chance of thunderstorms will actually be for the inland east bay. so keep your eyes on that. as for tonight into tomorrow morning, we're still going hold on to some spotty showers. but we really start to see things diminishing after that. so dissipate the potential of some wet roads again for your thursday morning commute. but clearing drying conditions to follow. as for today's daytime highs, it is 60's for most spots. san jose redwood city hayward and fremont at 62 while nevado in oakland at 61. looking ahead tomorrow. very similar to today. gradual rise in temperatures after that poi

and i've been living in santa cruz and i had a cabinet in the mountains, but i used to stay and what else that can cause any paper all down. there's places to sweep outdoors. the categories doesn't just have always people on you have like you mentally ill and you're addicted to hover around santa cruz because there's a lot of drugs here to serve town. but the vast majority of people that they label homeless people are actually just bone inks, or just people traveling up and down the coast to travel back packing camera, living culture that exists. the traditional, most people have protest, camcorder, co, p scale. we were so anything on the courthouse steps were sweeping in protests. we're freaking literally. we're deciding next door. as it said, i am protesting the suite why? that's why i'm sleeping here. is people sleep all over the support house. so what's going on? it's peace camp 2010 and i started the santa cruz county board house were homeless after the 7 protesting city ordinances for more than a month while ago shares on hand. so to get over the rest of the day. and i'd be int

in santa cruz county.s found off of the side of the road kind of down a hillside, but it is a very wooded kind of remote area of highway nine. investigators say. novoa was arrested after questioning at the santa cruz county sheriff's office and that the two suspects and their victim all knew each other. but a motive for the killing remains a mystery. both ornelas and novoa are due back in court later this month for a preliminary hearing. in the south bay bureau jesse gary ktvu fox two news. several side shows once again in oakland, and in one case, a camera captures video of a man being knocked unconscious as he was trying to stop the illegal activity. video posted on social media shows a man upset with the sideshow taking place at 34th and adeline streets in west oakland. he uses a bucket to hit one of the cars that is spinning donuts around him. sideshow participants then attacked him. just trying to enforce the laws that we have and make it not only safe for the community but also safer the individuals

ama: let's take a live look at santa cruz. current weather conditions there.looks pretty nice, blue skies and clouds. people having fun. let's check now on traffic. this is the san mateo bridge. running nicely in both directions. aaa says the worst holiday traffic was around mid day and tomorrow it predicts traffic will be bad in the late afternoon. air travel for the holiday weekend was expected to exceed pre-pandemic levels. this is a live look at sfo where there have only been two canceled lights. dan:dan: new at 6:00 from the iteam, two santa clara deputies are recovering after being attacked by inmates wielding handmade shanks at the main jail in san jose last night. sources tell the iteam and dan noyes that the guards suffered puncture and defensive wounds in the attack by inmates who had earned the right to work through good behavior. apparently, the inmates were upset that their trustee status had been rescinded. ama: san francisco police are investigating after a chinatown bakery worker was stabbed this morning before 10:00 inside the aa bakery and ca

so what protests get used to it in the midst of them not be living in santa cruz and i had a cabinet in the mountains, but i used to stay. and what else that can cause any paper hole down? there's places to sweep outdoors, a chain of who's doesn't just have always people on you have like you mentally ill and you're addicted to hover around santa cruz because there's a lot of drugs here to serve town. but the vast majority of people that they label homeless people are actually just bone inks or just people traveling up and down the coast to travel. backpacking, camera, living culture that exists. the police always, people have protests, can't go p scale. we were so anything on the courthouse steps were sweeping, did protests were sleeping, literally would assign next to us. it said, i am protesting this week why? that's why i'm sleeping here is people sleep and all over the support house. so what's going on? it's peace camp 2010. i'm at the start of the santa cruz county board house were homeless after the 7 protesting city ordinances for more than a month. a squad of shares on hand.

>>>iba a decir que se planee santa cruz parece muy bien >>> igual se disputan cada una con temperaturasible) un dólar cuesta más de 17 pesos y los expertos prevén que la divisa estadounidense podría seguir devaluándose ante la mexicana en los próximos días jazive pérez con el informe. >>>los anuncios de las casas de cambio en todo el país confirma la buena racha que está viviendo el peso mexicano >>>en súper peso es un fenómeno que se ha venido dando >>> este experto en finanzas confirma que durante el 2023 la moneda nacional ha tenido una apreciación continua y este lunes rompió el récord de los últimos 7 años al ubicarse en poco más de 17 u por 2 >>> esto se debe a 3 factores primero que los mexicanos en estados unidos están más allá mandan un mayor número y también las amenazas en estados unidos y tienen problemas económicos importantes porque se parte del petróleo y de los energéticos que también están dando importantes dividendos. mario concibió además con el presente andrés manuel lópez obrador en que esta nación se convierte en un atractivo para los inversionistasde otras partes

two weeks after they found the body in the santa cruz mountains they went ahead to arrest the teacher, we are told on campus. the students who were in the day care center were apparently there in nap time. she was arrested outside of the campus itself, and outside of the school itself, and the students did not witness that arrest, we are told. >> okay. but i am sure that the students are hearing about this damian, and what are they telling you? >> well, you can imagine that we spoke to some students on the stanford campus, and like the day care center itself, they are in shock that one teacher there is in that facility would be accused of such a horrendous crime, and coming to grips with what happened there, but a lot of shock on the stanford campus today. >> thank you, damian, and we will see you at 6:00. thank you for the preview. appreciate it. >>> now to san jose with another round of criminals arrested for tarting the aapi community. investigators say they committed a string of burglaries around little saigon neighborhood. you may remember a week ago the police said they had arre

so santa cruz harbor patrol got a boat ready and they went to work. the southern sea otter is a federally threatened species with only about 3,000 along california's central coast. they're reunited. mom said you're ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, the founder of the far right group the oath keepers sentenced to 18 years in prison for seditious conspiracy and other crimes. the longest sentence for charges related to the january 6th attack on the capitol. here are tonight's headlines. ♪ ♪ >> 18 years will keep stewart rhodes in prison up to the 2040s. >> norah: the strong message from the judge, calling rhodes an ongoing threat to this country and its democracy. >> rhodes is not going to be quiet. rhodes has an opinion. ♪ ♪ >> debt ceiling negotiations remain at a standstill, just one week from a possible default. >> america should always pay our bills. ♪ ♪ >> norah: a botched announcement. the twitter meltdown during ron desantis' much-anticipated run for pres

. >>> uc santa cruz is looking into a string of recent anti-semitic incidents in the city and on campus. the university says one incident involved a group of students singing happy birthday to adolf hitler and eating cakes adorned with hateful symbols. in another incident a student found an anti-semitic and anti-lgbtq flyer on their car windshield in downtown santa cruz. >> it is scismethin didn'thave deal with growing up. >> hours ago, governor newsom announced the launch of a statewide hotline for people to report hate act in e fice s is a direct response to the rise of hate crimes in the state. >>> a terrifying scene in southern california. surveillance video shows a woman falling and losing control of her baby nephew in a stroller. look at that! you can see as she struggles to get back up the strong winds push the stroller towards the busy road. luckily a passerby runs over to stop the stroller, saving the baby just in time. >> i didn't even have time to think about it. i just said i got it, you know what i mean? i can't imagine. i have nephews and nieces. i can't imagine something

a little bit of a break but there's more rain rising up from the south county area and over the santa cruzhat will soon be approaching the san jose area. as of now the rain is fairly light. yesterday we had a few isolated thunderstorms. now we're still tracking the activity of rain but not expecting any really strong storms at this point. even into early tomorrow there will be some at times heavy downpours moving through as it remains off and on in the forecast with the potential of a new system on friday. we'll take a look ahead to the weekend at the forecast. that's coming up in a few minutes. >>> thanks, kari. happening now the east bay nurses are rallying right now for a new contract. >> nbc bay area's bob redell joins us live from outside that facility in concord and, bob, the nurses have walked off the job for 24 hours? >> reporter: correct, and they started at 7:00 a.m. this morning. 78 nurses with the john muir behavioral health center in concord. they're outside the health center right now rallying. trying to pressure john muir into a first-ever contract with nurses who only joine

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

shadowing in san jose, but a cell out here near santa cruz. this is likely making its way in the next 30 minutes or so. current temperatures remain on the cooler side, in the 50s. your hour-by-hour forecast, because we've still got plenty of instability, we're going to keep a chance for thunderstorms heading into tonight. but areas north of the golden gate bridge are going to catch a break. however, if you live along the south bay, the santa cruz mountain area, expect to keep the chance of showers through your morning commute. even in through parts of san francisco, fremont, danville here, san jose, morgan hill, and gilroy through the early morning commute. we'll keep the chance of showers and activity rolling all the way through tomorrow, even into the span of the next several days. for tomorrow, we're going to be maxing out in mid-60s for san jose, 64. san francisco, 59. and unfortunately, your seven-day forecast, we keep a spotty chance for saturday, a chance on sunday. and it looks like we've got another system developing heading into next

and we'll continue to see some of the heaviest rain over the santa cruz mountains and parts of the south bay, as we get a live look outside in san jose. also a soggy start to our morning, keep the umbrella close by and our temperatures only reaching into the 50s and this is well below normal. but eventually this is all going to be moving out. so we'll talk about that timeline coming up. >>> mike has a look at where we can find lower gas prices. >> we'll check out of the east bay first, let's go to amador valley boulevard, exxon at $4.13, $4.19 is the popular place for sunnyvale, and san rafael as you filling up for $4.49 a gallon, considerably more in the north bay. fuel 24/7 on 2nd street. thank you for reporting to gasbuddy.com. the roadways, we're looking at a smooth flow. wet roadway all around the bay and continuing as the rain continues to fall. slowing in typical spots for highway 4, 37, the bay bridge where the toll plaza filled in right on schedule. slick roadways. just watch those speeds, please. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> 6:12 right now. a warning from the coast guard a

santa cruz was the only california city to make that list.e of the country's 15 fastest growing cities were in the south cities with populations of 50,000 or more are considered large. look at what is trending on ktvu .com tonight one of the top stories. a judge has ruled that the third defendant and the jasper woo case will not stand trial for murder charges. the young boy wa that stray bullet on the highway vehicle in self defense and the former san francisco fire commissioner who was beaten with a metal run by a homeless man told his side of the story in court today for the very first time also trending the first of his kind apartment high rise under construction in oakland, it will be the tallest beam list mass plywood panel structure. in the world. you can find all of these stories and much more at ktvu .com. florida governor rhonda santos is officially running for president how his announcement did not go as planned today. coming up on morning sun to a man accused of gunning down two brothers in oakland last september, is set to be sent

nearly 350 animals were killed in collisions with moving vehicles, the land trust of santa cruz countyth caltrans, granite rock and the santa cruz county regional transportation commission will open this critical wildlife corridors. allowing animals to safely cross from one side to the other wednesday and thursday night, one lane will be closed on north and south bong highway 17 at the laurel curve. the northbound lane closure will start at eight pm and the south bong closure will start at nine p.m. each night and during this closure time they're able to put high friction surface treatment to the roadway. it's kind of an advanced treatment that we have in other locations on highway 17, especially on curves. rouz it provides better stability for vehicles. 90 ft of underpass will stretch beneath all four lanes of highway 17. santa cruz county also installed dozens of cameras in the area to monitor wildlife using the under crossing. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. at 11. jetblue has announced the launch of its new true blue loyalty program, customers will be able to accumulate tiles

point reyes point race here and up towards, um dillon beach here and then down to santa cruz.ks like the fog wants to go away. that happens sometimes when you get strong enough low, it just mixes out the inversions of fog cannot sustain itself. so what i just say tomorrow is going to be just a skosh warmer and then after that, you'll notice it more aggressively in the most warmth will be probably on friday, saturday and sunday when we'll see some low eighties, so it's gonna be a nice nice weekend more typical because it has not been typical. there's five day forecast. slightly warmer on thursday and then on the weekend we're back into the mid eighties might be a little bit warmer in some spots. sacramento finally hit a 90 degree reading for the first time in a little while. icu all back here tomorrow night. all right, we'll see you. then they'll thank you. at 11 tonight. google is looking to make video calls more realistic by using a new ai system to build a three d model of the person you're talking to its through a new system called project star line. google has been working

heavy rain up in the santa cruz mountains just over there towards morgan hill.e've got some spots of heavy rain, too, really fizzles out. by the time you reach san jose, you get up to sunnyvale and eventually up to redwood city and just a couple sprinkles that direction. as for sf the east bay as well as the north bay still looking at mostly light showers. definitely another active morning and one that's pretty slick out there for a commute that low pressure area has hardly moved at all. really just sitting in place across the region. this is continuing to bring shower potential up and down the state snowfall in the sierra. well here in the bay area, just a continuation of showers this morning. most of what we're seeing this morning is near the bayshore in near the coastline are for this to inland areas are fairly dry. comparatively, not necessarily the case later on today. in fact, areas like livermore pleasanton may just see an isolated thunderstorm popping up yet again towards the afternoon. so definitely a day to keep a close eye on the radar. stay tuned her

in santa cruz county. his body was found off of the side of the road kind of down a hillside, but it is a very wooded kind of remote area of highway nine. investigators say. novoa was arrested after questioning at the santa cruz county sheriff's office and that the two suspects and their victim all knew each other. but a motive for the killing remains a mystery. both ornelas and novoa are due back in court later this month for a preliminary hearing. in the south bay bureau jesse gary ktvu fox two news starting today, a task force made up of members of the california highway patrol and the california national guard is at work in the city of san francisco. uniformed officers from the chp or patrolling the tenderloin and south of market neighborhood alongside san francisco police, the initiative announced by governor newsom. comes as the city struggles to address the drug overdose crisis more than 600 people a year recently have died from accidental overdoses in the city. the vast majority from fentanyl, the

. >>> estÁ en terreno de la feria de santa cruz, se darÁn cuartos de hoteles temporalmente pero que elcia previa a la inundaciones. en telemundo 48 tenemos mÁs. por otro lado llegaron las cabras al rescate y es que a partir de 16 de mayo comenzarÁ a desplegarse cabras en predios de oakland su misiÓn serÁ comer esta vegetaciÓn seca en hasta la zona, juegan un papel importante en la prevenciÓn de incendios ya que se comen esta hierba. la llegada de estas cabras se realiza cada aÑo por estas fechas no sÉ quÉ tan seco podrÍa estar con tanta lluvia, pero de que tienen comida, tienen. y las cabras son, no andan viendo esta hierba no, no, se comen todo. me encanta. >>> llegaron las cabras al rescate. >>> la verdad que sÍ, un vistazo a ver quÉ pasa porque llegaron bueno, cuidado, vamos a hablar de la calidad del aire, se mantiene bien pero en al nos lugares se mantiene moderado, no es malo estÁ entre 51 a cien puntos pero puede ser mejor, a medida algo importante que ozono todavÍa no se manifiesta se espera que para el fin de semana se estanque el aire ahÍ sea donde los vehÍculos tendrÁn que u

encontrÓ un proyecto antisemita y homofÓbico en el centro de santa cruz.ramada para maÑana es una posibilidad y aunque hace solo unas horas el distrito escolar dijo que en los Últimos 6 dÍas es un productivos. no hemos llegado a un acuerdo. quÉ tema han avanzado y en cuales no se logran poner de acuerdo. adelante. a horas que inicie el potencial paro de labores de maestro de oakland, si en lo que resta del dÍa, no logran compromisos en cuanto a mejoras salariales, de infraestructura en las escuelas y programas educativos, el distrito escolar unificado de oakland pusieron un tema sobre la mesa, para los miembros del sindicato incluidos desarrollo infantil. trabajadores sociales, enfermeras, consejeros, psicÓlogos y otros puestos de trabajo. 13 y 22% del cambio. su salario con un bono Único de 5.000 dÓlares. hay otros aspectos como ayuda para estudiantes sin hogar. que son de las peticiones que estÁn haciendo el sindicato y que por ejemplo piden que se el ve el salario que comienza ganando. escuchemos. >>> alrededor de las 21 propuestas desde noviembre y lle

there. >> well, let's switch gears because another rescue out of santa cruz county, one man had to be airlifted to the hospital after being pulled from the ocean yesterday. >> cal fire says the man, one of 2 people who jumped in to help save a 12 year old girl who couldn't get out of the water at panthers state beach cal fire says the child was rescued. the cruise had to pull the man out and perform cpr before taking him to the hospital. the other man got out of the water and on his all and is expected to be okay. well, in the north bay fire agencies started prescribed burns along highway one. 28 between pleasant cpvalley road and the canyon creek resort. what will last at least until tomorrow the rold burns will go into effect from 09:00am to 05:00pm or as ondions change. commuters taking highway one. 28 can expect single le traffic control at that site. the smoke will also be visible throughout that region where yellow and solano counties meet. coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. >> if you saw this well, walking down the beach this weekend, some museum officials want to talk to y