. >>> promete realizar una protesta frente al edificio del ácido de san josé es en busca de alzar sus voces para lograr una reforma en las leyes que lo beneficien a las personas de raza negra y también ponerle un alto a la brutalidad policiaca se encuentra claudia simonetti con los detalles, cuéntanos. >>> buenas tardes, si es se esperaba que decenas de manifestantes arribarán aquí justamente al ayuntamiento de la ciudad de san josé donde nos encontramos sin embargo hasta estos momentos no han llegado es que las redes sociales circulan invitaciones para una protesta frente a estas instalaciones y posteriormente una marcha por las calles de la ciudad sin embargo hay confusión ya que en algunas publicaciones la hora pautada para esta demostración sería a las 6 en otras en punto de las 7 de qué se trata esta manifestación, como lo mencionas sabemos que el reciente incidente donde un hombre afroamericano de 29 aÑos de edad quedó parcialmente paralizado luego de recibir 7 disparos por parte de un oficial de la policía nuevamente ha despertado la furia de los manifestantes en s

let's talk about your san jose roots. talk about your time in san jose. you're still here. 100 years strong. talk about that. >> yes, i grew up born and raised san jose. i love my roots. you talk to some people sometimes and they're either like they can't wait to get out of their hometown or they don't want to go back to their hometown, and that is noted the case with me. i come back as much as i can. my family is there, my roots are there, my favorite trl streets, my memories. i love san jose and my tia, she's the queen of san jose, i call her. she just turned 100 years old. she was one of the original rosie the riveters. we celebrateds it. you covered it. it felt so special. >> thank you. >> she was just so honored. i think it meant more than if we had a big party for her. if it wasn't quarantine, this was something so special she would have never had before. >> what makes her be part of, i'll call it a routine, but of your performance? she's just a loving person. she shoots off the hip and she says what she feels and what she's thinking. >> you know, i

vamos a san josÉ, allÍ iniciÓ la tradicional campaÑa del sagrado corazÓn de san josÉ. van a repartir mÁs de 3500 mochilas y se entregarÁ al mismo nÚmero de estudiantes. la idea es ayudar a que las familias no tengan que hacer estos gastos. la distribuciÓn de mochila continuarÁ la prÓxima semana. la direcciÓn estÁ en pantalla. le sugerimos llamar primero para registrarse. un nuevo estudio revela datos para ayudar a la comunidad inmigrante. reportera: este estudio, que fue publicado hoy, le pone cifras especÍficas a algo que se sabÍa y es que los inmigrantes de san josÉ contribuyen al funcionamiento de industrias esenciales. en este estudio se dio a conocer que los inmigrantes de san josÉ contribuyen en gran medida a las empresas esenciales, pero no han recibido los apoyos necesarios. >> esto iluminÓ lo que sabÍamos, pero pone mÁs datos y mÁs enfoques. a veces, se requieren reportes con datos y cifras para demostrar con mÁs urgencia la necesidad. reportera: algunos de los datos reflejan que mÁs del 78% de trabajadores agrÍcolas son inmigrantes. un 50%

virtually in san jose. the last-minute decision that left teachers scrambling. >>> and a do it yourself approach to covid testing here in the bay area. this morning, we'll show you how it all works. good morning everyone, it is wednesday, august 12th. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm len kiese. let's get right to meteorologist mary lee and mary, a warm-up on the way. >>> and good wednesday to you len and michelle. we're going to warm things up as we look ahead to our afternoon. and especially into the end of the week with those temperatures soaring into the triple digits in some spots inland. here's a live look. taking you out to the south bay in san jose. and you can see those clouds in the sky this morning. san jose right now coming in at 63. san francisco 58 and 60 in oakland and livermore and for concord this morning. as we head through our afternoon, fairfield coming in at 92 this afternoon. 90 in concord and livermore and 84 for san jose and 73 in oakland and 67 for san francisco with that sunshine. we

>>san jose mayor sam liccardo and the san jose police officers association president paul kelly. both released statements thank you chief garcia for his service. the san jose police department faced recent criticism for tactics used by officers to disperse black lives matter demonstrators. but according to reports chief garcia's retirement had been in the works for months and was unrelated. >>well coming up on the kron 4 morning news that big tropical tropical storm is hitting the carolinas and parts of the east coast now other states are bracing for good morning welcome back in the south bay, san jose police are searching for a gunman in a triple shooting. it happened just before 1 o'clock yesterday morning on oakland road near highway one o one in san jose. police say they found 2 men had been shot both of the victims were taken to the hospital they are they're being treated and expected to be okay and then a 3rd gunshot victim arrived at the hospital and is also being treated. also in the south bay a fire destroyed a san jose home it happened on south 12th street last night. t

. >> con las altas temperaturas registradas en san josé, 70 mil clientes se quedaron sin electricidad, a esa cifra tenemos que sumar a más de 10 mil clientes, andrés brender habló con los afectados . >> después de 72 horas sión luz, la familia ruíz recién regresó a la normalidad en decenas de casas en san josé estuvioeron días sin servicio eléctrico . >> no podíamos dormir bien nos mojamos con (palabra en inglés), una piscina para klos niños, . >> para residentes la situación va más allá que la incomodidad, la salud dependía de la electricidad . >> cuidamos a una señora hospitalizada, gente que necesita máquinas para respirar, . >> otro vecindario sión luz fue el paseo de san josé denise nos dice que tuvo que colocarse hielo para dormir por el calor, no entiende cómo su calle se quedó sin luz, nadie les avisó ,. >> por otra parte (palabra en inglés) nos dijo que las temperaturas altas en san josé combinado con relámpagos del fin de semana, ¿provocaron grandes daños por un tiempo largo? al vivir en el área con más tecnología del país que esto pase es a

>>san jose mayor sam liccardo and the san jose police officers association president paul kelly. both released statements thinking chief garcia for his service. the san jose police department faced recent criticism for tactics used by officers to dis first black lives matter demonstrators. but according to chief garcia's retirement had been in the works for months and is unrelated. >>longtime bay area radio sports broadcaster out barbee area has died. he was a fixture on can be our sports talk radio re spent 28 years. and one is that was one of the most popular sports broadcasters for years marbury had struggled with parkinson's disease for a long time he was diagnosed with the disease back in 2005. barbieri reportedly died at his home in nevado yesterday, former giant barry bonds paid tribute to mark the area on instagram writing in part. i am extremely saddened by the passing of raul ralph r b area. i have fond memories of ralph and i visiting at the ballpark never missing the chance to pull each other's leg. he loved to give me a hard time and you better believe i gave it righ

oakland 7178, san jose. here's a look at the map looks like 90 going on for any aac 80's for most those inland valleys, but around the bowl of the bay here you can see got the 70's in place but a closer inspection of that in your 4 zone forecast coming up party. ok they've seen a couple minutes, thanks now to the east bay this morning, a walnut creek woman has been missing since the middle of june following her trip to the joshua tree national park now we first covered this story on kron 4. >>when she vanished in june. well since then her family has renewed their plea for anyone who sees or to alert authorities kron four's haaziq madyun has the update. >>just please call the so that you know we can. >>bring her home to their families waiting for for her and said especially in her son. >>you know is this a new mom 37 year-old erika lloyd is a wall that creek resident who's been missing since june 1420 20. her mother ruth lloyd recalled speaking to her daughter that day she sounded like she was driving. >>ceo

ciudades como san josÉ van a ver mÁximas en 95° para el martes. el calor intenso se mantiene activo en nuestra regiÓn y por eso hay aviso. es importante que continÚe bebiendo lÍquidos para hidratarse. elimine las sodas o las bebidas con alcohol o cafeÍna porque pueden deshidratarlo. los Índices uva se mantienen elevados en nuestra Área. use ropa clara para evitar golpes de calor. le recomiendo que al bajarse de vehÍculos revise a no dejar niÑos o mascotas en el asiento trasero. en 40 minutos las temperaturas dentro de un vehÍculo pueden subir exageradamente. en el pronÓstico, los próximos dÍas tendrÁn condiciones secas. paola: algunos alimentos han subido de precios y algunas familias dicen que no les alcanza el dinero. veamos la siguiente nota. reportera: salir al supermercado se convirtiÓ en un problema. >> si vamos de compra con 100 $ ya no se compra lo mismo hoy. reportera: esto ocurriÓ en una madre de familia de visalia que dice que no le alcanza el dinero para cubrir los gastos. >> tengo que recurrir a los bancos de comida por

san jose, 63 now. you will also find yourself in the mid 70s for daytime highs today and here are your headlines. coolest day of the week today. noticeably cooler from yesterday. and we're going to start a gradual rebound tomorrow. light coastal drizzle. one more morning. and then the warm-up gets here for this weekend and here's a quick snapshot on what today looks like across the bay from the coast to the bay and inland. all right. len, back over to you. >>> all right, darren thank you. breaking news right now out of san jose right now. police are surrounding the santa clara county jail after an arrestee barricaded himself with a gun. kpix 5's kiet do live near that scene with the very latest out there. kiet? >> reporter: good morning, so they've got us pushed back a block away from the scene but it's still active out here and here's what we know so far. so you are looking right now northbound on san pedro street and the flashing lights at the end of the street are at heading and that's the exit of t

>>san jose mayor sam liccardo and the san jose police officers association president paul kelly, both released statements taking chief garcia for his services. the san jose police department face criticism for tactics used by officers to disperse black lives matter demonstrations. but according to reports chief garcia's retirement have been in the works for months and is unrelated. well to the east bay now the stolen uhaul that belongs to a castro valley family has been found remember the story we first told you about the story sunday. and you know the family they were gearing up to move out of state and their u haul was stolen so it's a uhaul that looks just like this one you see on your screen. alameda county sheriff say that it was found in oakland and will be returned to the family. officers say looks pretty full so hopefully everything is well for the family. also in the east bay 2 teens were caught in a burglary, thanks to blaze. that's a fremont bloodhound police responded to a tip about an unfamiliar car parked nearby homes. they say the 2 teenagers were rummaging through a ho

la ciudad de san josÉ y el banco de comida. la prÓxima entrega de alimentos serÁ el lunes, 17 de agosto entre las 10:00 de la maÑana y el mediodÍa en el 1700 de la avenida allen rock. comenzamos la semana con altas temperaturas. nuestra meteorÓloga nos dice quÉ esperar para los prÓximos dÍas. suheily: buenas noches, les estoy adelantando que para el miÉrcoles tenemos un alivio de las cÁlidas temperaturas que se han dado en algunos puntos del Área de la bahÍa. concord, cerca de los 95. hoy tenemos luna llena. si no la ha visto, aproveche el paisaje que nos ofrece la madre naturaleza. la luna llena ya se apreciÓ cerca de las 8:30 de la noche. va a continuar visible donde se estarÁ escondiendo en direcciÓn oeste. mire ese paisaje. la mÁxima san josÉ en los 88, recordé calor para 1998, donde la temperatura alcanzÓ los 103. en concord alcanzamos los 96. en la zona de napa, los 87 y en oakland, 76. maÑana vamos a continuar cerca de los 90 en sectores del norte de la bahÍa, como es en santa rosa, concord en los me

avisÓ, de haber sido asÍ, sucediÓ. >>> nos dijo que las altas temperaturas en san josÉ, las tormentas provocaron daÑos , resultando en un inusual nÚmero de apagones por un tiempo mÁs largo de lo acostumbrado. >>> la agencia se maneja la ret de electricidad, se consume desde tres de la tarde hasta diez de la noche durante una ola de calor. >>> es precisamente para que ponga su granito de arena, y viene y recomienda lo siguiente. >>> mantenga las cortinas cerradas, y use ropas de colores caros, para la informaciÓn mÁs completa de las actualizaciones del tiempo, tiene que visitar telemundo 48.com. >>> trasla pausa, les decimos cÓmo funcionarÁ el centro de pruebas de covid-19. >>> el coronavirus, es la tercera causa de muerte en estados unidos, sepa quÉ dicen al respecto, expertos en la salud al volver, si tiene dudas de cÓmo votar, sepa que telemundo 48 estÁ aquÍ para ayudarle, hoy tenemos una lÍnea de ayuda con expertos listos para responder a sus preguntas, solo tiene que llamar al (informaciÓn en pantalla) . >>> ya regresamos. >>> esto fle acuerdo a los centros de control

san josÉ alcanzando los 96. es importante que ante estas cÁlidasque vamos a obtener hasta el miÉrcoles, por favor usted constituido mucho lÍquido, tambiÉn otra buena recomendaciÓn es que no se exponga el sol y utilice protector solar, los Índices ultravioleta estÁn elevados, tambiÉn le digo que se mantengan lo mÁs posible dentro de sus casas o edificios, aire acondicionado porque eso nos ayudarÁ a evitar un bote de calor en los prÓximos dÍas. como siempre le recomiendo, cuando se vayan los vehÍculospor favor, revise de no dejar a los niÑos y las mascotas ni los ancianos dentro de los autos, porque en sÓlo minutos cuando un vehÍculo estÁ apagado las temperaturas pueden aumentar y ser letales, en 60 minutos las temperaturas pueden alcanzar 148. mucha precauciÓn en los prÓximos dÍas. en el pronÓstico extendido se mantiene ese aviso por calor extremo paola: mÁs adelante le mostrarÉ cÓmo las visitas al distrito de dentista podrÍan ser muy diferentes en esta pan

llegamos a 75 en san josÉ, oakland llegamos a 75 en san josÉ, oakland con 68.86 en concord, 72 en napa. en cuanto a la calidad del aire, podremos ver algunos puntos rojoshacia el norte de la regiÓn en sacramento unto en san josÉ y en san francisco podrÁn ver puntos amarillos, quiere decir que la calidad del aire es moderada. donde tenemos los puntos anaranjado quiere decir que estÁ insalubre la calidad del aire. lo tenemos que mejorar. hacia el este en nuestra regiÓn hay una alerta por mala calidad del aire que incluye los condados de fresno y madera, en esa regiÓn vamos a tener temperaturas cÁlidas. en nuestra regiÓn vamos a continuar con condiciones mejores.podemos ver la preparaciÓn de humo en los prÓximos dÍas porque va a estar concentrada cerca de santa rosa y hacia el sureste de san josÉ. el viernes en la madrugada, bastante humo en santa rosa y hacia el norte de napa, tambiÉn cerca de fairfield para el resto de la regiÓn, vamos a comenzar bastante frescos, cerca de 59 a las 8:00 de la maÑana en san josÉ, en la tarde va a salir el sol iba a subir a los 78 en cuant

en san josÉ la mÁxima cediÓ cerca de los 80 y en auckland cerca de los 80. se esperan temperaturas mucho mÁs agradables. este miÉrcoles en 66. en concord, disminuyen en 76. el panorama es de condiciones establece dominando la bahÍa durante los prÓximos dÍas. no esperen precipitaciones. alta presiÓn continÚa en control. estamos bajo sequÍa y ese panorama es de mucho interÉs porque nos estamos aproximando a septiembre que es uno de los meses cuando ocurren estos eventos importantes que pueden inducir en la formaciÓn rÁpida de incendios forestales. tiene que tener los artÍculos de primera necesidad y suministros. en el caso de desalojar, habrÁ que hacerlo de inmediato. el pronÓstico el miÉrcoles muy agradable. aprovecho >> contacto deportivo es presentado por tu concesionario kia Área de la bahÍa. >> vamos con la informaciÓn deportiva. la asociaciÓn de fÚtbol holandÉs dio a conocer un plan piloto donde permite a una mujer jugar competitivamente en un equipo masculino. la asociaciÓn monitoria edad el progreso y considerarÁn cambiar las reg

francisco san mateo no 25° acaba de descender al san josé estaban en los 101 y uno 29 por si fuera poco dos o 3° de diferencia el panorama cálido va a continuar también por la noche estos son los recortes que se han establecido de manera preliminar san francisco 90° batiendo el récord de86° auckland 91 de 90 a 2019 san josé no 29° y salinas 102° por la noche le vamos a dar más resultados no van a ser los primeros espera que lo largo de los próximos días sigan vatio no se récord el sistema a lo largo de toda la costa oeste de los estados unidos hasta el próximo miércoles eso es lo difícil, lo prolongadode este sistema y que también por la noche los edificios del pavimento adquieren ese calor y las noches son más cálidas de lo que los pronósticos indican mucho cuidado. vamos a ver entonces en esta bella toma calurosa en la región y también hacia las costas donde es el único lugar donde hay un ligero descenso en las temperaturas vemos el panorama hacia el interior que sigue cálido hacia las costas y usted va a santa cruz en los 89 hay viernes espera que mañana la m

breaking news in san jose. >> that's right. we want to go live to bob redell outside of the main jail, the scene of an unusual early morning standoff. >> reporter: we're about five minutes from the sheriff's office, they will hold a news conference about a man in custody in the basement underneath the jail around 1:30, 2:00 this morning. firing. fortunately no one was hurt and barricaded himself in a patrol car for a number of hours. they said the man did surrender peacefully when the shots were fired they surrounded him with the sheriff's office, santa clara police, tactical negotiating team, the sheriff herself was out here at one point trying to get the man to surrender. again, news conference scheduled a few minutes from now. how did the man who was supposed to be secured in police custody get hold of a gun? be a then was able to barricade himself. defier shots at one point no one was hurt. he has surrendered, is in custody unarmed. bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> happening today registered nurses in the bay area are ta

san jose. >>in oakland it was relatively peaceful demonstration once again police say that just one person was arrested friday night during the demonstrations for pointing a laser at officers and it was a similar scene in the south bay take a look at this video this is from near first street in san jose where protesters held a moment of silence to honor all those killed by police across the country. some demonstrators though vandalize the san jose mayor sam liccardo. >>he is the second bay area mayor to have their home vandalized during a black lives matter protest. in as many months you may remember oakland mayor libby schaaf her home was spray during the protest after george floyd's death. >>and kron four's reyna harvey live this morning in san jose with more details on this rain a good morning. >>good morning that's right the protest around the bay area like you mentioned continue. after the shooting of jacob blake now we know out here, san jose mayor sam liccardo is home was vandalized over

marÍa: la seÑora maría, reciente san josÉ, tenÍa dos trabajos. a raÍz de los estragos causados por la pandemia, quedÓ desempleada y teme quedarse sin casa. >> ahora estoy sin trabajo. he tenido que salir a vender.he tenido que preguntar si alguien quiere que yo limpie su casa para poder juntar un poco de dinero. estoy muy preocupada. marÍa: segÚn datos de la oficina de la supervisora, 43 familias y numerosos dueÑos de negocios de santa clara, estÁn al borde de perder su vivienda por no pagar la renta. proponen extender la moratoria hasta el 30 de septiembre. >> han presentado una extensiÓn para poder extender la moratoria que ayudarÁ a nuestros negocios chicos e inquilinos a que no se han desalojado de sus hogares o negocios. mariana: maÑana discutirÁn en la extensiÓn . chÁvez quiere resolver el asunto de los propietariosque no quieren el respetar la moratoria. >> tenemos propietarios que han tomado ventaja de esta gente queriÉndolos desalojar. marÍa: a maría la han amenazado con desalojarla junto con su familia si no paga la renta

redwood city, down through mountain view and san jose. to the east bay, moderate air quality from hayward and union city and the tri-valley and dublin and pleasanton and livermore. looking at moderate air quality from concord and walnut creek and danville as well as around the bay. good to moderate from stance to oakland but north bay, we have that unhealthy air closer to the lnu lightning complex fire. so novato, san rafael dealing with unhealthy air as well as fairfield. looking at smoke and haze and that could help to mix out at least some of the smoke. but at least higher relative humidity values that should help firefighters a bit. through the day, westerly winds 5, 10, 15. up to 20 miles per hour. so for the south bay, looking at 84 in santa clara and san jose. for the east bay topping out at 89 for concord and pleasant hill. for the north bay, upper 70s to low to mid-80s. here's the extended forecast and what you can expect. we're going to continue with that haze and that smoke and temperatures on the rise. thursday and friday. tha

san jose, you are in this now. yesterday, you woke up to clear skies down here in the santa clara valley. today you are grayed over just like everybody else. and if we look at the numbers it's 63 in san jose right now and 59 concord and takeaways for today? coolest day of the week. yes. so more light coast drizzle today. we're warming up this weekend and i'm going to show you low 90s coming back for inland spots by saturday and sunday. but first, it's only mid 70s inland today. lot more on this coming up in a bit. gianna, how's the drive looking? >>> hey, it's betting busy out there. we have the usual stuff working along 580 the altamont pass but there's a wind advisory in effect as well. so if you are traveling in the high-profile vehicle this morning, expect things to be a little gusty working your way through the pass. the drive time 37 minutes to go from 205 over to 680. bulk of the delays originating right around mountain house along 205. connecting on to 580 and that extends at least to north flynn. looks bet

san jose looking at 84. morgan hill 86. for the inland east bay, we've had 90s the past couple of days, we're cooling off a couple of degrees because of that stronger fog pattern. 86 in concord. let's bring you to the peninsula where we have lots of 70s from redwood city to san mateo. sunshine for the afternoon. light wind out of the northwest at 7. in san francisco, we'll keep with the trend of 50s and 60s. with the marina coming in at 59. the embarcadero and the downtown region at 65. more up to the north, you can see close to the bay, 76 in mill valley. up to novato, sonoma and napa, we'll be warmer with low to mid-830s. tomorrow looks great. i think a lot of the parents later on this week might struggle with the weather and finding a good time without the heat. send the kids outside. here's what we have happening. hurricane owe lit a to the south. it will be moving up and the area of hot high pressure. i think the next couple of days, we'll see the humidity inching closer and that heat building towards the bay area. so

the san jose police chief eddie garcia is retiring. mayor sam liccardo just issued a statement saying in part quote history will remember chief eddie garcia in the same way i've seen him embrace that countless community meetings as i dynamic exuberant leader who gave his heart and soul to his hometown. this just was released by the mayor we're working to get more details on this breaking news story that san jose's police chief eddie garcia has announced that he is retiring, we'll have more details on the story on our website kron 4 dot com. and of course tonight on kron 4 news at ces. and still ahead here tonight on kron 4 news at 5 researchers are on the hunt for a coronavirus treatment to bridge the gap until we have a vaccine. >>and right after the break an investigation is now underway after a video shows dogs attacking someone wearing a colin kaepernick jersey. how the want restaurants to open? and schools? want the economy to get back on track? you're not alone. and you can help make it happen. stay 6 feet apart. wash your hands.

it is 78 in san jose. a live look from the mt. tam cam, view of the fog and the sun. breezy conditions. santa rosa, 89. 88 in fairfield. most areas in the mid-60s to upper 80s. the santa rosa airport did make it up to 91 degrees. here's a beautiful view from the camera. mt. di ab hoablo. mild to warm tomorrow. summer heat returning this upcoming weekend. the hour-by-hour forecast will show you how limited the fog will be tonight between 7:00 p.m. and tomorrow morning. 5:00 a.m., you'll notice around the bay, the coast, it's not going to go inland it's. it's going to clear out in the afternoon hours. temperatures will come in similar to today tomorrow afternoon. numbers right now for tomorrow afternoon, low 50s to the low 60s. fog will be limited. it may be thick in spots. definitely watch out. it's a mild day in the south bay. 84 degrees in gilroy on the peninsula. if you like the sunny weather, you're in luck. upper 70s in menlo park to palo alto. it's going to be breezy in downtown san francisco. 67 degrees. 63 in the sunset district. north bay temperatures, 78. san

rob fladeboe has more he is live from san jose rob. >>and that's right catherine achieve garcia's decision to step down i am announcing his decision to step down caught a lot of people by surprise. i sat down with the chief here at the police headquarters this afternoon to talk about that decision his future and about what lay ahead for his successor as chief of the san jose police department there's more. >>and you know these plans. my plans were months ago, san jose police chief eddie garcia says he decided to retire back in june but held off announcing it until now such a critical time we're in the midst of protests were occurring. we're in the middle shelter in place and it feels right garcia has been the chief of police since 2016 he plans to retire in december when he turns 50 he will have served his entire career nearly 3 decades in san jose, but you know it's a personal decision for everybody and then for me i feel this is the right time for me. you know it's going to be a police chief or ever during garcia's 10 years the depar

. >>> also developing this evening san jose state making a major announcement. there will be no football season. >> within the past hour san jose state said it's postponing all fall sports. we single out football because it generates so much revenue for the university and local businesses. san jose state is part of the mountain west conference, which says fall sports might be played in the spring, but even that scenario is unclear. so what's happening with cal and stanford? tomorrow pac-12 leaders will vote on what had to. it's likely they too will postpone the season. now, what the pac-12 decides could lead to a domino effect with other major football conferences. many of the athletes started a campaign online saying they want to play in the fall. they claim that protocols teams have would keep them safer than if no games were played. >>> today was the first day of school for students in oakland. to sum it up, it was brief. students tell us they logged on about an hour and waved hello to the new teach frer a screen. this as the district and the teachers union a

but the data in san jose shows actual injuries are down. bob: so, we were seeing fewer fractures and serious bodily injuries because they were using the taser rather than a baton. stephen: the data also shows san jose pd saw use of force incidents drop 13.4% from 2015 to 2019, the time the tracking has been taking place. and some racial disparities are disappearing. five years ago, when san jose police arrested a hispanic man, there was an 11% greater chance they would use force on him than when they arrested a white man. today, that hispanic person has a 2% lower chance than a white person of seeing force used against him. eddie: we have a lot more work to do, but i think the expectation is that we are moving that needle in that, you know, that this tool absolutely helps us do that. stephen: the use of force project agrees with those numbers, but still gives san jose an f grade for its deadly use of force data, noting that in 2018, hispanics were 3.4 times more likely to have deadly force used against them than white people. is that the bi

este es el centro de san josÉ, los edificios no se ven por la presencia del humo. los bomberos no pueden controlar los incendios. el condado vive una ola de calor extrema y tambiÉn tormentas elÉctricas, han sido miles los que se quedaron sin energÍa elÉctrica, hable con p g e y me dijo que resblicieron el servicio a lcieo de evacuaciÓn para algunos residentes, si usted vive al este de (hablan en inglÉs) el parque tambien en la calle felter, en la calle sierra, la calle hamilton y (hablan en inglÉs). estas ordenes de evacuaciÓn cambian porque el incendio sigue aumentando, es importante estar al pendiente de la informaciÓn, nosotros vamos a actualizar la informaciÓn en nuestro noticiero. andrÉs brender. >>> gracias. en el condado napa tenemos un video de los incendios forestales, se combadre fuego con avianes cisternas, cerca de la zola estÁ nuestro reportero flavio lacayo. >>> quÉ tal. hablab hablabas del terreno, el fuego pasÓ hace unas horas, dejando Árboles calcinados, es un terrero difÍcil de acceder, por eso ellos dejaron que pasara por aquÍ. t

san jose is where i live. getting to a landmark that gets to the heart of who we are as a region headquartered here in san jose is important. >> reporter: so, a contest was launched to bring an icon to san jose. something to define it, like the golden gate bridge in san francisco or the eiffel tower in paris. >> and i have always thought that it was a hole in our community that we don't have such a place. >> reporter: 963 submissions from 72 countries later, a group called urban confluence silicon valley has a lot to choose from. from the techie to the spacey to the flatout weird. each aiming to give san jose an identity boost. any of us who have traveled anywhere know how important those things are both for economic development of the community, also for people's confidence in their own community and having a sense of optimism about who they are and where they live. the plan is to eventually put the icon here at san jose arena green where it will be seen not only from the ground but from the air, because it's

you can actually see it from downtown san jose. we've got all the very latest information on evacuation orders. bob is right at the base of alum rock. he'll join us with a live report coming up at 5:30.oo morning to. of course, we want to talk out there because firefighters are working hard, kari. but conditions out there weatherwise is not really helping out in this situation. >> it's been so hot. and we've had very dry air, which allows those fires to spread more rapidly, along with all of that very crisp vegetation that we have around the bay area. as we start out this morning, a few changes that we're seeing right now. we are still seeing the heavy smoke in parts of the tri-valley as we take a live look outside in dublin. a lot of people heading to work this morning needing to turn that air conditioning on recirculate. as we look at the fog that has now rolled into san francisco, low visibility, much more of a wind bringing in the higher humidity. but this will only help out the immediate coldline and san francisco right there

reportera: hace una semana conocimos al seÑor san josÉ. hoy le llevaron una sorpresa a la puerta de su casa. la ayuda le llegÓ en efecto, esta maÑana. >> aquÍ estÁn $1100. me da mucha emociÓn y sentimiento, porque me ayudaron sin conocerme. reportera: ella fue la que creÓ la pÁgina donde muchas personas donaron. la comunidad se juntÓ, y esto no fue todo. >> se me hace mÁs difÍcil para la renta. >> aquÍ todos le decimos el abuelo. yo le digo a Él que no se preocupe, que vivimos como familia y que de alguna manera vamos a seguir adelante. reportera: el estaba incapacitado de un ojo, pero ahora sigue mejor. completo desconocidos acudieron a su causa llevÁndole comida. hoy cuenta sus bendiciones. >> me ayudaron, despuÉs que no tenÍa nada, pero hoy, y muchas gracias. reportera: dentro de uno poco dÍas podrÁ regresar a su trabajo. paola: hay historias que nos llenan de esperanza. hacemos una pausa y ya volvemos. se reporta otra paola: el jefe de policÍa anunciÓ una investigación pendiente. el jefe de policÍa no mencionÓ qui

calidad del aire varÍa pero sigue mala, libermore, san josÉ, condiciones malas, vea esta imagen de san josÉ, santa clara y las montaÑas siguen trayendo aire contaminado, partÍculas p m 2.5. es muy importante protegerse. hoy es el Último dÍa de temperaturas cÁlidas, a las 9 de la noche termina esa advertencia, san josÉ con capa de humo, (informaciÓn en pantalla) vamos a ver el corcord con 101 grados, por la noche tendremos 65 grados, se sentirÁ un alivio. despuÉs de 6 dÍas tendremos temperaturas en los 95, no es nada bueno para los incendios que siguen brotando en el Área de la bahÍa, las condiciÓn son de mucho cuidado. les pronÓstico para san josÉ, solamente para el viernes tendremos temperaturas en los 89 #. la siguiente semana tendremos 93 grados para san josÉ, en el interior temperatura de 89 a 96 grados. mÁs>>> el distrito escolar de fairfax le da la opciÓn a los alumnos de faltar a clases. en el paso de la familia (hablan en inglÉs) esta se mantendrÁ cerrada. las redes sociales estÁn activas desde que comenzaron los incendios. tenemos algunas fotos y videos.

a live look at downtown san jose right now. come november, voters may decide who to raise tacks on the cities -- raising the tax from 15% to 16.5%. that would effect bay 101 and casino matrix. each would be allowed to add 15 tables if approved the measure is expected to add 15 million to the city's general fund each year. city leaders say the money would go toward fire protection, 911 response and street repairs. >>> twitter is expecting a big fine up to $250 million for allegedly using personal data collected for security purposes. for targeted advertising. the federal trade commission says that's in violation of a 2011 order. and uber is the latest big bay area company to announce employees can work from home into next year. through june. they'll also get a 500-dollar stipend to set up their own office. it's not a mandate, if they want to, employees can return to the office if it opens earlier. last week google told employees to expect wormotely for at least another year. >> the u.s. census bureau announced it's ending counti

. >> ahora en telemundo 48 los maestros en el área de san josé buscan evitar contagiarse pro el coronavirus, en méxico son mas los menores de edad . >> esto es su noticiero telemundo 48 a las 5 . >> maestros del distrito escolar de san josé . >> esta acción permite realizar clases virtuales en los hogares adelante claudia . >> ¿qué tal? muy buenas tardes, decenas de maestros que les dicen no se darán por vencidos porque es sumamente importante ofrecer clases virtuales en la comunidad de su hogarm algunos temen salir de sus viviendas porque están al cuidado de sus padresm otros señalan estar preocupados por la educación de sus hijos no comprenden por qué les piden que impartan las clases en las aulas, escuchamos las declaraciones . >> muchos de nosotros que comenzamos tarde la mayoría madre, no tenemos quien cuida nuestros hijos, tener en el salón a nuestros hijos en un cuarto, sin tener la posibilidad de salir, incluso (inentendible) para nuestros hijos . >> educadores esperan que esta noche en la juntas de la mesa directiva, la superintendente cambie su opinión, son maestros q

josé con 100 grados como la máxima el día de hoy recordemos que aún tenemos aviso por riesgo ya que estará vigente mañana a las 11 de la mañana y aviso de calor extremo el miércoles a las 11 de la noche el lunes temperaturas en los 78 y 107 grados más tarde más información continuamos con más del noticiero >> gracias por la información hoy no se harán apagones (...) unos 210 mil clientes en los condados de san francisco se les había comunicado de los cortes la decisión final sobre esto lo tomó la agencia (nombre en inglés) responsable de monitorear la red eléctrica se espera que sigan las tormentas eléctricas >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> esas imágenes que vemos nos llegan de un televidente de san josé donde en horas de la madrugada del domingo los residentes de la bahía se despertaron por una tormentas eléctrica truenos acompañados de lluvia estas son tomas de los puentes de la bahía una madrugada inusual por las altas temperaturas en la región ahí ve las imágenes varios vecindarios de san josé han estado sin electricidad por dos días en parte porque unas Áreas

en el lcd san josÉ y en el sur del condado. lo que serÍa primeramente un porcentaje de infecciÓn que es el doble en esas partes del condado. tayana: los latinos conforman el 27% de la poblaciÓn y suman mÁs de 60% de los casos nuevos de coronavirus, lo que implementaron una ordenanza donde podrÍa ser multado por $500 por no usar la mascarilla, o no seguir las Órdenes. puede llamar al nÚmero 211 para denunciar cualquier incumplimiento de las reglastenemos una residente de gilroy que perdiÓ a su mamÁ a raÍz de coronavirus. >> mi mamÁ se muriÓ de coronavirus. tayana: por lo que quisiera pedirles a todos enfrentar esta enfermedad con la seriedad que merece. >> que no lo iban en carne propia porque es algo muy duro. perder a un ser querido y que no pueda respirar en sus Últimos momentos. paola: altas temperaturas para los siguientes dÍas. sugerí lÓpez belÉn nos cuenta mÁs. suheily: buenas noches, estamos bajo alerta del tiempo. se ha emitido una vigilancia por calor extremo para algunos condados del este la bahÍa.

this fountain in downtown san jose shut down. any other summer, it would have been a place where families could gather to cool down. same with mlk library, also closed. it was the place to go for many young people who get support from bill wilson center, and that's why they prepared their drop-in space to help with the heat. >> we have, like, tables with umbrellas. we'd offer water. we have support groups. and during those groups, we offer popsicles or ice creams during that time, just like a little cooling period. >> reporter: the center opened to youth 18 to 24 also offers wifi. same with san jose's three cooling centers open from 1:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. until wednesday. >> we have tables set up. so we have family-style tables where families can come in and do their distance learning. we have outlets. we're not sure what to expect. we definitely could have a higher turnout, especially with families doing distance learning. but we're here to help, and we're here to serve our community. >> reporter: downtown san jose, we spotted s

>>san jose mayor sam liccardo in san jose police officers association president paul kelly both released statements thanking chief garcia for his services, the san jose police department has faced recent criticism for tactics used by officers to disperse black lives matter demonstrators. but according to those reports chief garcia's retire it had been in the works for months and is unrelated to that. on the kron 4 morning news of the little girl is stepping up to help feed those in need during the pandemic we'll have the inspiring story behind her actions. plus more games canceled a major league baseball after yet another team experiences of covid-19 outbreak, we'll have the update for you. and tropical storm ee-sai-ee-ahs has hit the carolinas and parts of the east coast and now other states are bracing for rough >>welcome back everyone to the south bay now sunnyvale community services held a second backpack day event for low income students. each child received a back to school kids that contains a new backpack. school supplies a $45 gift card for new shoes and extra food for their fam

santa rosa con 84.85 en san josÉ. en los prÓximos dÍas, mÁs fresco en la costa. 85 el viernes y el sÁbado, 89 para el domingo con condiciones con el sudor en la frente y las sonrisas escondidas. los lentes empañados y las miradas dedicadas. un pedacito de tela demuestra que los demás te importan. por favor, usa mascarilla. cumplamos con nuestra parte para reducir la propagación. ♪ ♪ reportera: es un gusto saludarlos, esto es lo mÁs importante de la informaciÓn de "contacto deportivo". los Árbitros se unieron a las protestas de los jugadores de la nba. a travÉs de una marcha en las instalaciones de orlando expresaron su apoyo en la lucha contra el racismo en los estados unidos. tras una reuniÓn con jugadores de la nba, llegaron a un acuerdo para continuar con los partidos suspendidos por protestas, pero no se disputarÁn los de este jueves. este dÍa, la mlb anunciÓ la suspensiÓn de atlÉtico gran reyes y phillies contra nacionales. tampoco se disputarÁn los partidos de hockey. josep maria bartomeu d

santa cruz county and the east san jose foothills. dozens of fires continue to burn, and some of the disheartening parts in all this, the homes being damaged, and really it's 0% to 5% containment at all these various fires. >> these fires are so widespread they're impacting so many of our friends, family, co-workers here. yesterday, damian true he yoe had to leave. today it's garvin thomas. garvin joins us. i know you packed up the kids, you and karen headed out. were you under an order or a warning? >> right now we're under a warning. chris showed the map with the yellow and the red. we're in the yellow area, so we are under a warning, but we didn't want to wait until the last minute. so we decided to get out. my daughter and i let juift jus within the last hour to come up to highway 17 to talk to you. i've covered this story so many times as a reporter, this is the first time as a homeowner. that gave me tips to get ready, what you prepare, what you pack. computers, laptops, hard drives, medication, pet foods. as far as outside the

you're looking at shots from san jose. we just bring this up because it shows how much closer to home this fire is. now there should be noted no indication this fire is going to come down the hill and into the foothills and the flat areas. still way up there. but, again, as you're driving, this is something you can see. this is what it looks like on the lines itself. from the san luis fire department and gives you a sense of the fact that this fire is so big they had to pull people in and this is just video of them fighting at the peak of mt. hamilton. you can see just get a sense of how steep it is there as they're trying to protect that home. this fire right now is at 102,000 acres. now, it's about roughly 20 different fires, including the one burning on mt. hamilton all the way north to the brentwood area as i mentioned and east in the central valley and the san joaquin county area. we were reporting on this 12 hours ago, 85,000. it has grown 17,000 and, unfortunately, this fire is only 5% contained. this is something w

mid 60s in san francisco and 74 for you in san jose. and looking at 63 for santa rosa. 24 hour temperature change and we're anywhere from 9 to 16 degrees warmer compared to yesterday at this time. and we will see those temperatures skyrocket this afternoon. in fact we're talking about record highs likely this afternoon. so record tying and record- breaking highs as we head through the day for many locations as we go through our afternoon. let's get right to the excessive heat warnings and heat advisories in effect. starting today at 11:00 a.m. all the way through wednesday 9:00 p.m. for most of the bay area. so really except the immediate coastline, under a heat warning or heat advisory. so an excessive heat warning highlighted in pink and in orange that heat advisory. because of this dangerous heat. so this low pressure system that has been bringing for most of the summer, that onshore flow is moving away from us. and a strong ridge of high pressure is building in from the desert southwest. this heat dome is the reason why we're going

san jose's police chief is retiring. chief eddie garcia just made that announcement about an hour ago. our own damian trujillo broke the story earlier today on twitter tweeting the chief's statement about his time in san jose. he grew up in "snl". nbc bay area's marianne favreau is at police headquarters with the big announcement. >> reporter: ed rhee garcia is a local success story. as you mentioned he grew up here in san jose and started at the department as a patrol officer more than 28 years ago. since then he has worked his way through the ranks. he has become a narcotics officer, a homicide investigator and ultimately the police chief. today mayor sam liccardo praised him for his commitment to the community. after more than 28 years on the force and four years as its chief, san jose's top cop, eddie garcia, says he is retiring. in a statement he told "nbc bay area news", i came to san jose as a young boy from puerto rico, learned how to speak english here and ultimately became chief of the tenth largest city in the

winds are starting to pick up around san francisco. 83 in san jose, also seeing the wind pick up. this time it's a wind about 18 miles per hour. walnut creek, 92 degrees, west wind at 14. unfortunately, not much change in air quality tomorrow. better hope for that i think on sunday as we see a chance of some tropical weather coming our way that could involve thunderstorms, which, as you know last sunday did bring quite a bit of wind. one thing the smoke is doing is trapping some of the heat. so our nights are trending a bit warmer. days trending slightly cooler as the smoke blocks a little bit of that sunshine from warming up the ground. for tomorrow, i think we're going to see similar temperatures, upper 80s and mid-90s from san jose south. tri valley in the mid 90s. bay side near oakland into hayward, coast side in the mid-60s for half moon bay, 80s down the peninsula, san francisco, kind of like you're seeing now, 71 degrees outside. in the same ballpark tomorrow. winds out of the west for san francisco. the best hope for the best air . and let's talk about this fire weather wa

san jose 55. the uncial breeze and southerly flow coming in from the south and southwest pushing some smoke from the santa cruz san mateo county fire area of toured the san francisco area and into the east bay. that's where the central bank may have for our call today. it shifts with each passing day so a new area will clear out and a new area to become smoke. is a look at the 24-hour temperature change. we are very close to yesterday morning, within a couple of degrees for most. santa rose a little warmer. beautiful weather coming there with 70s and 80s this afternoon. right now we have calm conditions in santa rosa. they're filled with an onshore breeze of seven miles per hour. very similar to yesterday morning. when it comes to the fog, it is widespread with the cloud cover but the fog not as close to the ground. we had thick fog over the north bay yesterday as well as along the coastline. everyone from this vantage point looking okay if you have to get onto the roadways. today, 80 degrees at t

san jose right now coming in at 63. san francisco 58 and 60 in oakland and livermore and for concord this morning. as we head through our afternoon, fairfield coming in at 92 this afternoon. 90 in concord and livermore and 84 for san jose and 73 in oakland and 67 for san francisco with that sunshine. we're going to see those temperatures soar later this week. details on that coming up. but now let's check in with gianna for a look at traffic for the latest on a crash along 680. >>> yeah, this is 680 through the sunol grade. a lot of brake lights there. that's because of an accident

otherwise, 84 in san jose. we'll bring you over to the east bay, and we're actually cooling off a couple of degrees tomorrow because of that fog pattern getting a little stronger. it will bring us to 86 in concord. for the peninsula, lots of 70s here from redwood city to san mateo. san francisco, lots of 50s and 60s. 59 in the marina. 65 in downtown. right here across the north bay, 82 in napa. beautiful weather tomorrow, but i'm tracking some changes ahead i wanted you to see. we have a hurricane to the south, hot air to the south. we'll see some humidity from this hurricane moving close as we head through this week. also that hot air starting to push in as well. so much, much hotter later on. san francisco, 70s friday, saturday, and sunday. and check it out inland. we are going to see the humidity increase by friday up to 99, and we'll keep those upper 90s for this weekend as well. so i think the parents are going to like it tomorrow. by friday, kids at home, the hot weather, a little bit of humidity, might b

jose, hot spots, the portable gadgets that will help students learn online, san jose has partnered with 18 t to provide 11,000 hot spots. 8,000 of which were donated to the santa clara county office of education which is working to identify those students in districts most in need. one study found as many as a 100,000 san jose residents, mostly from low income families do not have broadband access at home, the hot spots come with free high speed internet access and an unlimited data plan the announcement coming today during a virtual news conference that we have heard too often. >>of our children. >>having to sit in a burger king parking lot at 10:00pm to finish their homework because they do not have broadband at home. >>providing equitable access to the internet not only supports learning. it also promotes access to services and opportunities for health. wellness and safety this partnership is something that we can expand throughout the rest of the city to this county of santa clara and really become the model for the state in the state of california and across the nation. the city co