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the group says it got tips that agents were at a residence near south white and tully roads, as well as behind the target store on king and story roads. soccoro montano is a dispatch lead with rapid response network and was at the scene with ice agents. >> they they didn't stop anybody who was just walking by. they didn't detain me. but unfortunately, knowing what has happened in the past or knowing what has happened today, doesn't stop the fear and the panic that exists in all of our immigrant families. >> san jose mayor matt marin released a statement saying in part, i sincerely hope that ice remains focused on enforcement actions related to violent and serious criminals harming our city, not neighbors who are contributing and law abiding members of our community. >> immigrant communities and organizations that support immigrant communities have been sharing information about what to do if agents come to the neighborhood, if they see something happening, you know, reminding people of their rights. >> the new trump administration pledged to crack down on undocumented immigrants. ice

the latest arrest happened on warfield way near tully road this morning. volunteers with the rapid response network later confirmed one person was detained. and photos of a white van with federal license plates were sent to the community. the amigos de guadalupe service center logs and dispatching volunteers to the location of the reported operations. one volunteer told us while community members may be fearful of any i.c.e. activity under the new administration, what is happening here doesn't appear to be. >> the network was alerted to an arrest in the target parking lot at storey and king. a man shot this video that shows a man in land cuffs surrounded by agencies. the man arrested was a colombian national. san jose does not cooperate with this arrests, says the mayor. >>> it's important to point out these raids also happened during the biden administration. in fact, they shot up over the last year. but as john ramos heard from some community member, the rhetoric seems to be a lot different. >> no matter how scary a situation may be, we can always imagin

joining us now for more insight is ashley bergquist, an attorney with tully and weiss. ashley, welcome. what are the legal issues the president elect's attorneys are arguing to the supreme court. >> thank you so much for having me this morning. so the team has only just filed, as in yesterday, january 7th, a request to the supreme court that has three legal issues. and the legal issues is whether or not he's entitled to an automatic stay of criminal proceedings while he has his interlocutory appeal filed. his appeal itself deals with issues of presidential immunity and the potential of having had improper evidence used in his trial that should have been excluded based on presidential immunity. so it's really the three questions, but currently it's the stay that he is asking to be enforced, meaning that he wants the state case to be paused and for nothing to move forward. despite the sentencing scheduled for friday. >> so this is a state case, as you mentioned, but the federal government or the federal courts don't have much to say unless it's this appeal issue. correct?

ice was at a residence near south white and tully roads, as well as in front of this target at story and king roads, then again monday morning along west capitol avenue and near alum rock and south jackson avenue. council member peter ortiz shared these pictures with us. taken in the district that he represents. >> the community is on edge due to, you know, who our new president is, and now we know that with his mass deportation strategy that is now getting started, we're going to see more of this. and we're we're hoping that this is the new normal. but the goal right now is to be prepared. >> and one way to do that is through the santa clara county rapid response network. the community can report ice activity in a group of responders, work to confirm it. council member ortiz was among those falling ice sunday and monday. >> to film and to document, not to interrupt. right. you can't stop any sort of arrest or detainment, but just to document for educational purposes, for the community. and in case there is any sort of abuse that is conducted. >> the network confirms there was an arr

the group says it got tips that agents were at a residence near south white and tully roads, as well as behind the target store on king and story roads. soccoro montano is a dispatch lead with rapid response network and was at the scene with ice agents. >> they they didn't stop anybody who was just walking by. they didn't detain me, but unfortunately, knowing what has happened in the past or knowing what has happened today, doesn't stop the fear and the panic that exists in all of our immigrant families. >> san jose mayor matt marin released a statement saying in part, i sincerely hope that ice remains focused on enforcement actions related to violent and serious criminals harming our city, not neighbors who are contributing and law abiding members of our community. >> immigrant communities and organizations that support immigrant communities have been sharing information about what to do if agents come to the neighborhood, if they see something happening, you know, reminding people of their rights. >> the new trump administration pledged to crack down on undocumented immigrants. ice

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happened early this morning on tully road in glen angus. way. officers got a call around 330 this morning about that crash. paramedics rushed the driver to the hospital. they are recovering from their serious injuries. police closed the nearby roads for several hours as jpd is still investigating exactly what led to that crash. well, a big decision from new san francisco mayor daniel lurie. he announced a citywide hiring freeze on his first full day on the job. lurie says the move is necessary in order to get the city's spending under control. the city is facing an $876 million budget shortfall over the next two years. in addition to the hiring freeze, there will also be a pause on new contracts and ograms that have not already started. in a statement, mayor lurie said in part, our city is facing a major budget deficit. today, the era of band-aid solutions is over. we are committed to fiscal discipline, giving san franciscans the accountability they demand and focusing the government on doing core things well. meanwhile, san jose's mayor is orde

vehículos sin marcas y también indicaron que ice fue visto fuera de una residencia en south white road y tullyo, más tarde también los vieron en el área de la tropicana, específicamente en el target ubicado en la king y story road. por su parte, el alcalde de san josé matt mahan dijo que ice comentó al departamento de policía de san josé que estaban en el área y en un comunicado nos dijo y cito la policía no ayuda ni participa en estas operaciones de ninguna manera. espero sinceramente que ice permanezca enfocado en las acciones de aplicación de la ley relacionadas con los delincuentes violentos y graves que dañan a nuestra ciudad, no en los vecinos que contribuyen y son miembros respetuosos de la ley de nuestra comunidad. bueno, mientras tanto, la red de respuesta rápida continúa alentando al público que acudan a ellos en caso de posibles. si ven a otros agentes o piensan que han visto agentes federales para que ellos puedan confirmar esta información. fátima, regreso contigo y reiteramos que esta información nathalie, que hemos logrado confirmar con las mismas autoridades. sabemos, nathalie,

the barn was attached to a house by monterey road near old tully road. san jose fire says ammunition stored in the barn exploded. people inside and three dogs were safely evacuated. >> our understanding was the building was unoccupied. the owner was here and let us know that everybody had been out and cleared, so there was no uh- and nobody found inside the barn. >> that's the good news. the barn is a total loss, but the main house is salvageable. we're told a pickup truck was also burned. the fire was extinguished within about an hour. the cause is being investigated. >> we have seen a number of brazen burglaries and robberies across the east bay in recent weeks. business owners say they are fed up. abc seven news anchor dion lim spoke with police who say crime is down, but it doesn't feel that way to anyone who's been targeted. >> they come in, they raid the store, take all the cigarettes, try to steal the atm machine and they leave. >> hands raised in the air. watch as this gas station employee on mlk junior way at 55th street near children's hospital

at least one arrest happened on warfield way near tully road this morning. the amigos de guadalupe service center keeps track of i.c.e. activity and sends out volunteers when they see it. one volunteer member says mass deportations has not been happening yet. >> what we are seeing right now is targeted enforcement. we're not seeing any large scale raids. these are individuals who i.c.e. is looking for specific individuals. >> volunteers shot some video of another i.c.e. arrest near story and king road yesterday. the city says the man in that case was a colombian national. san jose mayor matt mahan says the city does not cooperate with these kinds of arrests. these operations happened during the biden administration, too. in fact, overall enforcement and removal operations shot up over the last year according to the department of homeland security, but as our john ramos heard from some community members, the rhetoric seems to be very different. >> what we're feeling, what we're hearing is a sense of fear, a climate of anxiety. >> reporter: fear has always bee

response network says ice agents were seen yesterday afternoon outside of a home near south white and tully roads, and also at a target store at king and story roads. >> didn't stop anybody who was just walking by. they didn't detain me. but unfortunately, knowing what has happened in the past or knowing what has happened today, doesn't stop the fear and the panic that exists in all of our immigrant families. >> now, what happened in san jose was similar to what happened in other parts of the country, including in boston and denver, where immigration agents were seen over the weekend. now, the office of san jose mayor matt mehan said in part, sj pd does not assist with or participate in these operations in any way. i sincerely hope that ice remains focused on enforcement actions related to violent and serious criminals harming our city, not neighbors who are contributing and law abiding members of our community. >> all right. we want to take you live now as we're watching tens of thousands of palestinians, they are returning to the gaza strip this morning. you can see just an extensive numb

i'm olivia de boer, tully.inesses from around the bay area are offering what they can to help those displaced by the southern california wildfires. >> for anyone displaced who does end up in the bay area and need some temporary care for their pets. the grateful dog daycare center is offering space to hold them. they say they will take all pets that they can accommodate for free. meanwhile, they case unicef into store in north beach is offering closed to people displaced by the socal fires. if you or anyone, you know, is in need of clothes after evacuating the tragedy in southern california vacation sf. ask that you please get in touch store has prepared a large container that's filled with clothes for people to pick out. the newsom administration unveiled the governor's proposed budget for the next fiscal year. the governor was not there because he remains in southern california addressing the wildfires. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> well, here it is. all 140 pages of the governor's prelim

so first, katherine tully-mcmanus, covering congress as an institution and operations and life in the capitol complex. before joining politico in july of 2021, she spent close to a decade covering congress at congressional quarterly roll call, investigating often overlooked stories about how congress funds itself, capitol security, and the oddities of the legislative branch. and katherine is one of the most thoughtful capitol hill reporters about the process that goes into making laws and the whole sort of how things happen. and i think she has a great sense of history as well. my second co-panel will be gabe fleisher. gabe is a journalist and the founder of wake up to politics, a daily newsletter that i highly recommend. it started with one subscriber, his mom and now covers the news in an in-depth, professional way for top politicians, media executives in all 50 states and dozens of foreign countries. i think gabe is somebody who takes the time to look at the whole output of congress, including trying to look on the bright side. bright side. and so, i'll be charging him today with t

i'm olivia de boer, tully. >> still ahead, the possible origin of the deadly palisades fire. gail, we'll be back with the latest on weather with the latest on weather conditions around those fires. are you 50 or older? well, this news is for you. the cdc now recommends you get vaccinated against pneumococcal pneumonia. why? if you're 50 or older even if you're healthy... you're 6 times more likely to be hospitalized. so, schedule at vaxassist.com. >> has the deadly palisades fire rages on thousands of families remain evacuated. thousands more are ready to leave at a moment's notice. the washington post meantime, is reporting the palisades fire very likely came from a new year's eve fire in the santa monica mountains. residents suspected was started by fireworks. firefighters knocked it down pretty quickly using helicopters. 6 days later, it is possible that sparks reignited in the very windy conditions. the la fire department told the post it is not their practice to patrol past fires. investigators say their work is ongoing there. not talking about this right now. meantime,

the rapid response network says ice agents were spotted outside a home near south white and tully roads and a target store at king and story roads yesterday afternoon. >> didn't stop anybody who was just walking by. they didn't detain me, but unfortunately, knowing what has happened in the past or knowing what has happened today, doesn't stop the fear and the panic that exists in all of our immigrant families. >> our reporter, tori gaines, will bring us a live report from san jose in the next 30 minutes. >> the white house says president trump's threats of big tariffs are also helping on the crackdown on illegal immigration. the administration is claiming victory after colombia agreed to accept flights of migrants deported from the united states. colombia had rejected two planes carrying deported migrants and accused president trump of taking away their dignity. however, the white house ordered visa travel restrictions against colombians and 25% tariffs on all colombian incoming goods, which would increase to 50% in another week if those planes were not allowed to land. >> back here at

we'll follow it with 369 in san jose at platinum gas over on tully road by the chuck e cheese if you have children. and finally, up in the north bay at ferris auto in san anselmo, we have 377 for a gallon of regular. if you see a cheaper one, let me know and maybe we can include it in the list. let's go to the roadways now. i mentioned it is friday light. you see those shades of yellow up there towards the north bay? the fog that kari was talking about. i don't see many issues o the road. it's still early, but hopefully it stays this way. and just because the roads are clear does not mean you can speed up. back to you. oh my gosh. i'm always trying to distract my kids from that chuck e cheese. like, no, we can't stop. all right, 511 right now. good news for socal homeowners affected by the recent wildfires. ahead at 525, consumer investigator chris chmura explains the renewal offers offers. one major insurance company is providing to customers. and then spacex makes an absolutely incredible catch for the second time out to the futures this morning. markets will be closed on monday. l

ice was at a residence near south white and tully roads, as well as in front of this target at story and king roads, then again monday morning along west capitol avenue and near alum rock and south jackson avenue. council member peter ortiz shared these pictures with us. taken in the district that he represents. >> the community is on edge due to, you know, who our new president is. and now we know that with his mass deportation strategy that is now getting started, we're going to see more of this. and we're we're hoping that this isn't the new normal, but the goal right now is to be prepared. >> and one way to do that is through the santa clara county rapid response network. the community can report ice activity, and a group of responders worked to confirm it. council member ortiz was among those falling ice sunday and monday. >> to film and to document, not to interrupt. right. you can't stop any sort of arrest or detainment, but just to document for educational purposes, for the community. and in case there is any sort of abuse that is conducted. >> the network confirms there was

response network says ice agents were seen yesterday afternoon outside of a home near south white and tully and also at a target store at king and story roads. >> didn't stop anybody who was just walking by. they didn't detain me, but unfortunately, knowing what has happened in the past or knowing what has happened today, doesn't stop the fear and the panic that exists in all of our immigrant families. >> what happened in san jose was similar to what happened in other parts of the country, including boston, denver as well. immigrant agents were seen there in those areas over the weekend. now, the office of mayor matt mehan says in part, quote, san jose police do not assist with or participate in these operations in any way. i sincerely hope that ice remains focused on enforcement actions related to violent and serious criminals harming our city, not the neighbors who are contributing and law abiding members of our community. >> it will be another busy week on capitol hill, as gop senators work to confirm more of president trump's cabinet nominees and a few have been sworn in are wasting no

when she vir actually tully disappeared, it is in keeping with her receipt sense to be with the roughof the white house. she maintains a relationship with her father, but the question will be does she do anything beyond that. >> elon musk. talk about somebody who sent a tweet on his own platform right after donald trump was shot at and was the assassination attempt fe over the summer in butler, pennsylvania, saying he endorsed donald trump. elon musk never looked back. >> kaitlan collins is outside the rotunda in emancipation hall. kaitlan. >> reporter: elon musk has been closer to trump than anyone. he is virtually living at mar-a- lago the last few months. he is sitting in for interviews and despite not coming into the federal government in the ÷÷official capacity, we are told as of this moment, he is going to have an office space inside the white house, we are told. it is not clear where on the white house grounds. that is obviously quite a big space. that will be something to watch in terms of the influence. this time around, penal are the -- people will still have an influence on