he is replaced by santa ana. santa ana chooses another president, only to take back the presidency from him a little while later. in the meantime, amid this mexican domestic fighting, santa ana faced taylor in what became the most famous battle of the war, it is the one you need to remember for your exam, that is the, now you're writing, that's the battle of buena vista. in late february of 1847. the battle of buena vista. it is early february, taylor is feeling pretty sure that santa ana won't attack. he decides to move on his own with his mostly volunteer army about 4500 troops. he decides to move southward. santa ana gets word of this, gets intelligence of this, and advances against him somewhere between 15 and 18,000 soldiers. he is determined to finish off taylor's army. skirmishes ensue on february 22nd at the base of the mountains there. the next morning, mexican soldiers are clashing with americans throughout the whole day. taylor's only choice is to find a very defensive battle against the larger mexican

santa cruz santa cruz mountains a little bit light. santa clara peninsula is kind of the winner here today. some light rains and carlos just heard from renee renee. i'll get that on about 10 minutes or someone in belmont, redwood city, middle parc, palo alto woodside along to 80, emerald hills. we've had reports of rain there and also lightning. popping up towards rio vista, and you can see now brentwood, maybe back towards livermore, the ultimate past heading into solano county and moving north. some of this will drift northward up towards the areas north of the golden gate. san francisco, oakland over the next couple of hours. bigger fog bank that is true. we have not had much of a fog assed unless you're by the coast. some lot of the bayside locations have not had much fog. but today it does look to be a little bigger. santa rosa conquered stanford and san jose. we're hot yesterday. today we're dropping those temps again. it can be as much as maybe a couple of degrees to upwards of 10, especially if you're anywhere near the bay beca

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this was the scene today at the santa clara location. kaiser says it's made repeated offers to the union only to see them rejected without a vote. kaiser also notes it's hired nearly 200 new clinicians since last year. just trying to keep up with the growing demand for mental health services. >>> up next, new art overlooking the city. the message behind this mural in san francisco. >>> and here is a look inside 30 rock and the "nbc nightly news" control room. lester holt is preparing for the news. one of the top stories, a disease of the past causing concern now. why you should find out if you were ever vaccinated against polio as a child. lester joinss in about three with xfinity internet, you get advanced security that helps protect you at home and on the go. you feel so safe, it's as if... i don't know... evander holyfield has your back. i wouldn't click on that. hey, thanks! we got a muffin for ed! all right! you don't need those calories. can we at least split it? nope. advanced security that helps protect your devices in and out of

and replaced by santa ana. and then santa ana chooses another president. only to take back the presidency from him a little while later. and in the meantime amend this amid this mexican domestic infiding santa ana face taylor and what became the most famous battle of the war and it's the one you need to remember for your exam. and that's the now you're writing and and that's the battle of buena vista. in late, february of 1847 the battle of buena vista so it's it's early february. taylor's feeling pretty sure santa ana won't attack. and he decides to move on his own with his mostly volunteer army of about 4,500 troops. he decides to move southward. santa ana gets word of this gets intelligence of this and advances against him was somewhere between 15 and 18,000 soldiers. he's determined to finish off taylor's army. skirmishes in ensue on february 22nd at the base of the mountains there and then the next morning mexican soldiers are clashing with americans throughout the whole day. taylor's only choice is to fight a very defensive battle against the larger

as long as we're talking santa clara, the severe drought continues in santa clara county today. >> valley water held a summit to talk about the current water supply challenges. our conference justin campbell shares more on possible solutions to the water problem. >> recycling is a that. what you like to see? fields is a sustainable water supply for future john, for ella with santa clara water says dollars will flow to recycling and the purification of water. >> and here is how it works. >> water is filtered through stainless steel screen with poor openings of 300 microns valley. water will take highly treated wastewater. that currently goes to silicon valley. advanced water purification center. you're fine. the water to meet drinking water standards, then pump that back to your fossett. now, this process is already being done at the facility, but the water is only being used for industrial and commercial use valley water would now like to make that water a part of the drinking supply. they're also working to build another advanced water purification center, a 600 million dollar public pri

santa rosa llegando a los 52 grados. y hacia el interior estarÍamos cerca de los 60 grados.aprovechÉ las horas matutinas tempranas porque para la tarde va a estar muy caluroso. especialmente en el interior. en se paran llegarÍamos a 87 . santa rosa 90 y seis. en oakland los bajos 80 . asÍ que mucha precauciÓn honesta temperaturas que van a estar subiendo. recuerde mantenerse hidratado, buscar descansos a la sombra y vestir ropa clara y ligera. paola: de manera sencilla puede revisar el pronÓstico del tiempodirectamente en su celular. sÓlo tiene que descargar nuestra app de noticias. sea o no la podido hacer con lo que la cÁmara de su celular en el cÓdigo que estÁ viendo en pantalla y siga las instrucciones. es totalmente gratis. una persona muriÓ y tres resultaron heridas en un tiroteo.el tiroteo se registrÓ aproximadamente a las 2:00. de momento no hay personas sospechosas detenidas. y varios subsidios estatales estÁn a punto de finalizar. entre ellos las horas de enfermedad en el trabajo por covid 19 asÍ

look at that one right there just now near santa cruz, just to the west of santa cruz and another line just forming their carmel valley. the point being, there's still a lot of moisture coming up. from the central valley, so we're not done yet. 59 to 100 degrees. the high and half moon bay yesterday was 59 the high and fairfield was wanna wait. that's a difference of 60 miles fifties sixties and seventies. i mean, it's just all over the map here with the cloud cover and you can see look at all that activity to the south from fresno over to the central coast, and some of those lightning strikes by monterey, so it's going to be a busy active day there was a bigger fog bank. it looks like it's getting chewed up a little bit. i'm not surprised with the monsoon, but the moisture coming around the low and the highest being funneled in here, so this will be with us today, possibility more thundershowers rainbow weather as we like to say, is this all moves to a bigger fog bank but a lot of tropical monsoon. they're not tropical monsoon clouds. showers, thundershowers. rainbows and then you kno

santa rosa a 96. le parece para ese ascenso en las temperaturas. paola: allÁ en casa recuerde que de una manera muy sencilla puede revisar el pronÓstico. Éste pronÓstico del tiempo en su celular. sÓlo tiene que escara nuestra aplicaciÓn de noticias. si no lo ha hecho todavÍa coloque la cÁmara de su celular en el cÓdigo que ve en pantalla y siga las instrucciones paso a paso que es gratuita. la policÍa de san francisco informÓ que esta madrugadaen la misiÓn tres personas recibieron disparos. una de las vÍctimas falleciÓ en un hospital. el tiroteo se registrÓ a las 2:25 donde la policÍa encontrÓ o tres vÍctimas que sufrÍan heridas de bala. y otra persona con heridas leves. de momento no hay sospechosos detenidos. vamos a hablar un polÉmico proyecto de ley que espera la firma del gobernador.la legislaciÓn permitirÍa que se sellen los registros de condena y arrestos para la mayorÍa de los ex delincuentes que no hayan sido condenados por otro delito grave durante cuatro aÑos luego de con—— luego de completar su sentencia. dic

santa rosa petaluma 56. i'm upper sixties here mid sixties down towards santa cruz mountains mid fifties their upper fifties santa cruz capital apthe, 60, morgen hill, san martin, and then a lot of sixties santa clara, cupertino, saratoga balmy 64. campbell and south san jose all around 60 to 61 degrees fifties on the water temps. it came up a little bit. although point, reyes went down, but bodega bay in point, reyes 52 53. yeah. kind of a brees its onshore, but it's not that strong 39 38 truck in south lake tahoe 60 seventies and the valley inland temps. the high will do its usual song and dance today it'll burn off the fog, and then we'll have warm to hot conditions inland. nice by the coast. no monsoon in the forecast moisture for trucking and tahoe. maybe a little bit. we'll get drizzle here. but i think on the weekend here, maybe some very light rain on the north coast from that system on the way on the weekend, 60 seventies by the water, eighties and nineties inland, and it looks like after today, we'

half toss capitola santa cruz. that's some thick fog right there and temperatures well, there in the fifties here mid fifties, everyone seems to be stuck from santa cruz and socal capitola, the pg pebble and caramel in the mid fifties there visibility. what about visibility? not so good quarter mile and watson ville down to two miles at monterey. so yes, i'm very peace soup. as we say something fog, same can be said along highway one cemetery coast , half moon bay, nevado, petaluma and santa rosa, not napa airports down to three miles. visibility so low clouds have made it there as well. we do have fifties to nineties today morning fog. thick drizzle breezy at times the air aloft mount tamil pious mount hamilton's mount diablo is very warm, so it's capping all this fog and just sending it right down on the deck. las vegas had thunderstorms yesterday. phoenix is looking for one and maybe the weather days this entire monsoon season will be today tonight, maybe into tomorrow that a lot of that moisture will be heading

cruz mountains and moving onshore in santa cruz cruz itself. showers are not hitting the ground, other than a a couple of sprinkles in san fro in the central bay. the heaviest heaviest shower is just to the west, making its way through the the higher elevations of northwestern napa county. there is more activity down to our south tour monterey. we will keep our eye on that is we head to the afternoon and monitor the the additional of any potential cloud-to-ground lightning strikes. > >> ready or not, pumpkin flavored drinks are back at dunkin' donuts. the fall menu includes the classic pumpkin spice latte and glazed pumpkin . pumpkin dennis. grocery stores are carrying them already. here we are. i could take it or leave leave it, actually. it is certainly a thing. it is a thing. we californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors fro

santa cruz mountains and over towards santa cruz. but capital has already 59 app tiles, 57 the high winds out it's extending its muscle and giving us some temperatures that will be on their averaged a little above here on some of the highs, but this system will bump it out of here and move in towards friday saturday and especially on sunday. no monsoon for truck here. tahoe at least not anything showing up much. he had drizzle for us and maybe a little light rain on the north coast. eureka crescent city, 60 seventies eighties and nineties on the temps about the same tomorrow, maybe down a teeny bit more so than we had towards friday and for sure what looks like to be on the weekend youtube. all right, thank you. municipal utility district has agreed to pay more than $800,000 to settle a water pollution case . it's been mad, says more than 16 million gallons of partially treated wastewater. was discharged into the bay during a major rainstorm in late 2021. it came from the point isabel wet weather facility and went into the bay at ric

santa player santa clara and blue sky. temperatures in the mid 60's right now and warming up you will see the 80's. 61, san francisco. upper 60's santa clara and half moon bay we talked about you. as we look at ballmer peak, low cloudiness and temperatures into the 70's on top of mount diablo. relative humidity down in the single digits. very dry. 64 in napa. here is sutro, we are sunny with temperatures in the low 70's and a little bit above average. with the sea breeze it will feel nice downtown. coastal morning fog and looking for a warmer day around the bay and inland. warm to hot tomorrow on sunday near 100 degrees heat inland tuesday. it should be the hottest day and the heat lingers into wednesday and then we will see not only high clouds but increasing relative humidity and that has been visiting us this summer. here is a look at the wind flow that will bring a breeze through the day -- through the bay. this is today at 3:00, 15 to 29 and 30 miles an hour towards lima and point reyes. atypically breezy afternoon --

walnut creek, santa rosa, oakland and san jose. these are the advertised for august 16th on the bottom. and then these are the forecast eyes mind. one oh 4 98 82 93 so again, everyone's well above here. stinson beach will go 72 half moon bay 66 santa cruz 74 so cool to nice yet cloverdale one oh, six, brentwood one. oh, five and lost. god is 97 degrees hot . so the heat advisory is north and east for most especially higher elevations or the most inland locations where there will be some pushing one. oh 5106, the water temps continue to drop a database briefly hit 50 now. 51 point reyes 52 mid fifties around monterey, so i mean, that's why there's fog there. as long as you have a little puff of west wind and that cold water you'll get some fog, which is what we're seeing. 50 60 seventies on the temps a lot of fifties here. i mean, the laws aren't bad, but higher elevations. it's really warm. that's a lot of gray out there. it's just can't go anywhere. just not high is too strong. a little bit of monsoon cloud cover. now kind of drif

why the battle between the city of santa clara and san francisco 40. niners could be coming to an unusual encounter with a coyote ktvu christian captain live tonight and christian. did the runner think that katie was actually going after him, or maybe something else here. yeah that's the question here. dean carne asus. mike is an internationally known ultramarathon runner. he was taking a run along this trail here in the marin headlands when he says that coyote jumped on his back, possibly trying to get at the snack he had marin headlands areas known for its natural beauty and wildlife world renowned ultramarathon runner dean cornices knows the area well, but says his run late thursday night into friday morning was like none other had something rather terrifying happened, posting on social media moments after the incident , his lip bloodied from the fall , i got attacked by a coyote analysis says the incident came about 40 miles into a planned 150 mile run near the s c, a trailhead in the marin headlands. just as he pulled out an energy bar and began t

a new report says santa clara county has helped nearly 2000 homeless people find permanent housing between january and june of this year. hello again, everyone. i'm alex savage, julie julie haener. that's a 20% increase from the previous six month period. but despite these improvements, advocates say the homeless crisis continues to grow at an alarming rate. new at 11 tonight . ktvu is lamonica peters is live now in san jose, with more on that report, lamonica. destination home says that homelessness is at an all time high, and although they are making progress they really need for people to understand how difficult it is to get people house. they need policy changes and affordable housing to keep people from living on the streets in the first six months of this year destination home, an advocacy group for the homeless space in san jose, says 1852 people in santa clara county were placed in permanent housing. that's a 20% increase from the previous six month period. 10 people a day shows the collective efforts are really working of our partners, and that's nonprofit organizations, governme

santa rosa, low to mid 90's. i will be back to tell you what is ahead beyond the heat and when you will get some relief. dan: thank you. dressed to scare, a south bay content creator who calls himself a bay bush man is bringing back a prank made popular by street performers. kabc 7 news reporter has the plans to bring the show across the region. reporter: he sits atop an empty planter watching and waiting, head to to ensure upper he ready for a good scare. wanting to be identified only as the bay area bush man, this san jose native has a blossoming social media following. >> the bush man jumped out at me. reporter: for some, it is a familiar prank with roots in san francisco. >> i never thought i would meet the bush man. >> he is inspired by the fisherman's wharf bush man. >> i have been scared a few times. reporter: a well-known street performer who years ago captured the bay area bush man's attention, a must when his family went to san francisco. >> walking to the wharf to see the bush man. i have taken the tec

jeff rosen said in part hate has no home in santa clara county. he also commended the courage of the two women who quickly stepped forward to help the victim. crews spent the morning cleaning up a mess on highway one. oh, one flatbed, big rig traveling north on 101 to center rosa lost about £1000 of metal rebar sheets on the freeway. it happened around 3 45 this morning and we had this for you throughout mornings on to another vehicle came behind hit the big rig. no injuries were reported. one lane was open. three remain closed minutes before seven a.m. as caltrans arrived to clean up full of bill is heading to governor newsom's death that makes kindergarten mandatory, and if he signs it, california would join 19 other states requiring students complete a year of kindergarten before advancing to the first grade. educators say the early years of critical to establishing a child's learning skills. the measure would take effect in two years. transitional kindergarten, which serves four year olds does not count as kindergarten. president biden is in

west nile virus is on the rise in santa clara county. the county's vector control district is. >> encouraging residents to remove sources of standing water where they like to breed in. also report mosquito activity in their neighborhoods. there have been 18 human cases of west nile virus in california this year. so far, none of them in santa clara county. not yet most people infected with west nile virus. they actually don't develop symptoms. but the elderly and those with compromised immune systems can suffer severe symptoms. even death. despite a 3rd year of drought in our state, some celebrities, they're wasting water. the la times obtained documents involving customers in the last version ends a municipal water district. they include sylvester stallone, dwayne wade, kevin hart, kim and kourtney kardashian. they're among more than 2000 people who have surpassed 150% of their monthly water usage least 4 times since the agency declared a drought emergency at the end last year, the water district says, well, they could be required to ins

they will be picketing at medical centers in santa clara, oakland and santa rosa today. kaiser say of says they are still able to meet the needs of parents. reggie: dublin residents are back after a brush fire. it happened near i-580 after a car caught fire. for one resident, the flames hit too close to home. >> i was kind of shocked. i'm terrified. but i'm okay. >> the policeman knocked on he door. you need to get out of your house. reggie: firefighters quickly contained the flames. they credit well maintained vegetation in the area. no homes experienced severe damage. firefighters in placer county are dealing with spot fires as they work a fire burning along interstate 80 and colfax. a big rig crashed and caught fire yesterday. flames spread to the nearby brush. that fire burned nearly 17 acres so far. you can track these wildfires in california by using our online interactive wildfire tracker. it shows current air quality. find it at abc7news.com. kumasi: happening now, a heat advisory are in effect as high temperatures are expected to hit the bay area. inland cities

up to 100 degrees in santa rosa. still shy of that 107 back on saturday in fairfield, but warmed up today. temperatures tomorrow, going to cool down a couple of degrees, not a big cool down, but these numbers will end up most of these mid upper nineties will end up in the mid nineties, santa rosa will drop down, probably in the low nineties 94 95 something like that. so the fog is back at the coast kind of interesting fog footprint there, isn't it with the fog sitting right at the kind of you know, south tower end. fog is not that deep right now. the marine layers pretty shallow, but it's starting to deepen out again, which indicates it will be slightly cooler tomorrow, but it's not going to be this big. um cool down. it's just going to be subtle. now the fog is going to be in a lot of bay area counties tomorrow morning as it does stretch out, so we'll be seeing fog all the way into concord and out towards livermore and walnut creek. these are the current temperatures. see the sea breeze where it is and where it's go

. > >> an update on a story from the story from the santa rosa capping of short-term rentals.e hear from property owners who sy they are trying to make a livint living but they are reportedly living a nightmare. >> the city council voted to adopt an emergency ordinance fom rentals. it was a very tense evg and this issue has created a grt divide between neighbors. >> my problem is that i moved io a residentially zoned neighborhd and now they are short-term ren. >> many residents spoke against non-hosted short-term rentals. >> every day is, who is coming and what will they be doing? wee been yelled at, cursed at and screamed at. >> reporter: the chamber was filled with fellow residents and and signs have been displayed os saying homes, not motels. >> it's a problem. there's no way to col it except to ban it all togethe. >> reporter: it's around safetyh safety with wildfires and the impact on housing spots and a ne to neighbors. the owners of shom rentals made their case. >> it's really to help my daughter pay for medical school. school. >> reporter: he contends his nes have harassed renter

the afternoon tomorrow, we have 87 in santa rosa, 73, oakland, 90 livermore, 62 in the bay. we will keep those 60s. morning fog and afternoon sunshine for the next seven days, and of course across the inland valley's holding to this humidity i think at this point there about thursday. it will be up there 91. we've got a nice weekend moving our way, but it definitely has been kind of wild, jessica. i stepped out my door today and is like when you know you are going on vacation and you get out of the airplane and the door opens up and you're like, i have arrived? if you like you were, you know, going somewhere else because we just don't get weather like this. >> no, we actually don't. you're here, so you're not on vacation. >> things for that. >> you're welcome. >> you're welcome. >>> every shelter pet deserves a second chance and you're making it possible for thousands of them, every day. because every time you feed your pet hill's you help feed a shelter pet, which helps make them healthy and happy and more adoptable changing their life forever so they can change yours. ♪�

ah, an innocent night out with friends or dereliction of public duty. finland's prime minister santa marine is at pains to prove it was the coma. after this video showing her partying and speculation about drug taking went viral opposition parties demanded proof sheet not consumed an illegal substance. 7 on board a little bit on either through the area, but i consider these accusations very serious. and though i think the demand for a drug test is unreasonable for my own legal protection. and to clear up dates, i've taken a test to day if i like the results will come in about a week and a half full of de la norm vehicle ortho marines behavior have divided the finished public. some have defended her right to enjoy her free time as she pleases, like anyone else. others have called her behavior inappropriate, and say she was naive to allow the filming. she was on duty as p. m at the time, but that she had no imminent appointments. i didn't have any work meetings planned for that week and they are confirmed usually before hunt. and i didn't have any meetings for example, saturday or sund

at clear lake, about 50 miles north of santa rosa. the flame started about 6:00, crews are battling flames on the air and ground and have stopped the fire from growing right now, but evacuations are still in place. let's show you some time-lapse video from an alert wildfire camera. you can see how much smoke the fire put up, growing in a matter of minutes. a group of friends vacationing just across the lake from the fire, they should this video with us shortly after they first saw the sinus mocha in the sky. >> we just look out onto the dock, and there's just a huge cloud of smoke arming there. that was a little shocking. it was a pretty mellow trip up until this. i've never seen anything like this before. >> taking a look at those fire lines here in the bay area where things were heading up, up there in lake county especially we continue to see warm temperatures. 84 degrees, 26% humidity, so things very dry there. the other sites, quite dry. what might help is that at least for the moment, we don't have very strong winds. and that he

santa rosa, low to mid 90's. i will be back to tell you what is ahead beyond the heat and when you will get some relief. dan: thank you. dressed to scare, a south bay content creator who calls himself a bay bush man is bringing back a prank made popular by street performers. kabc 7 news reporter has the plans to bring the show across the region. reporter: he sits atop an empty planter watching and waiting, head to to ensure upper he ready for a good scare. wanting to be identified only as the bay area bush man, this san jose native has a blossoming social media following. >> the bush man jumped out at me. reporter: for some, it is a familiar prank with roots in san francisco. >> i never thought i would meet the bush man. >> he is inspired by the fisherman's wharf bush man. >> i have been scared a few times. reporter: a well-known street performer who years ago captured the bay area bush man's attention, a must when his family went to san francisco. >> walking to the wharf to see the bush man. i have taken the tec

wildfire has forced evacuations at clear lake 50 miles north of santa rosa. the flames started at 6:00 yesterday and burned 15 acres so far. the crews have battled the flames last night and into today. the evacuations are still in place even though they have contained the fire. >>> i want to upri shan made any arrests after a none shath and kill can aern person. ed understand beand richmond police are asking anyone with information to contact their department. >>> at least four side shows took over the bay streets yesterday. check out this chaotic scene at st. theresa off ramp in san jose. the cars are doing doughnuts and leaving car marks on the road, and stopping the traffic completely. sglmgt san jose police say when the lied show drivers almost. >>> back on the pickett line are several bay area workers. friday, when all of the workers marched to the head quarters in oakland, the open-ended strike involves some 2,000 workers. they are demanding higher pay, and increased staffing and shorter wait times for patients n. a statement friday, kaiser said it is a

en san josÉ rindieron testimonios en el condado santa clara. hasta los vÍdeos de las cÁmaras de vigilancia obtenidos luego del secuestro. >> estas audiencias van a determinar esto. el cargo mÁs fuerte es el de intento de ese estro. >> ellos querÍan que esto se llevara a cabo de otra forma. esperamos que sean cargos, esos intentaron matarme. nos dijeron que no harÍan cargos al respecto. >> se llevarÁ a cabo una audiencia. >> me hicieron preguntas sobre el dinero, yo dije que habÍa ayudado poco para los gastos del bebÉ. >> yo le decÍa: entonces te voy a dar algo para la comida, porque me decÍa que tomaba fÓrmula. >> tÚ piensas y yo le dije: hay dos opciones, al bebÉ yo lo iba a cuidar. ella tratarÍa de envenenarme a mÍ. >> es el castigo que se merece. >> Él mismo nos dijo que revelarÁ que tiene un extenso pasado criminal. >> es la informaciÓn que ya conocÍamos y que la fiscalÍa conoce. le revelamos informaciÓn, la fiscalÍa cree que un triÁngulo amoroso habrÍa llevado al secuestro del bebÉ brandon. desde san josÉ, tamara

santa rosa is the cool spot. later on today, warming up near 80 in santa rosa. san francisco today, low to mid 70's. that milder weather, and on the east bay, a couple degrees warmer. today, the coolest day out of the next seven. into the upper 80's inland. kumasi: weigh more for way more people. the features come into your next driverless taxi ride. reggie: donald trump underwrote. the reason he is testifying today at the fallout from his fbi search is still sending out shock waves. kumasi: and there we passed the peak of this latest covid surge? hopeful for one specific reason. reggie: right now this live look outside. we will be >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: former president trump under oath. his landmark testimony today as the fbi searches his mar-a-lago home and sets off a political firestorm. >> i am concerned monkeypox will become endemic in the u.s.. it will be painfully slow in terms of gradual increases in supply. reggie: clarity for vaccines and at least one possible solution. the fda wit

at least 3 sideshows happened in santa clara county. this is video from one in fdont of great america. the sideshows left people sitting in their cars waiting to get across you can see people runaways. police sirens get closer. there was another one near santa teresa boulevard in the 87 freeway off-ramp in san jose. people were throwing water at the cars. san jose police provided a statement saying, quote, >> we responded to sideshow activities at numerous locations throughout the city. all participants fled when police arrived, california highway patrol in hayward put out a message warning people that they're sideshow. task force would be out on patrol. sometimes on the weekends. we know when we have that nicer weather, likely to see some of these groups coming out. officer andrew barclay says sideshows can be dangerous to participate in because you can be fined or arrested or have your card taken away. >> it can also be dangerous for people to watch. the reality is. >> a lot of the people behind the wheel of these vehicles participati

it's a nice day to be out in santa cruz today. people are certainly enjoying low to mid 60s oakland san francisco currently 69 in palo alto and 74 in san jose. looks like whipped cream from our suture a tower camera. this is our marine influence. it's about 1400 feet deep and it will push over the bay overnight 73 in santa rosa. it is 80 in napa right now petaluma, you're getting that wind is 65 degrees mid concord and livermore half and half the golden gate bridge you see some fog you see some sun combination of the two. i should go the other way fog son coastal and bayside fog overnight tonight heating up inland the next two days sharply cooler sunday and a seasonal pattern for next week. so you see that fog pushing in tomorrow morning. we'll start out with some spotty drizzle along with the fog and then the afternoon really not going to see much in the way of clearing at the beaches. but inland areas certainly will see the sun so drizzle fog in the morning 50s to 70s while inland as you look at the afternoon highs in the south

hugette never returned to santa barbara. she spent much of her later life in a new york hospital, dying in 2011 at 104. since then, intrigue has grown over what will happen to bellosguardo after a "new york times" best-selling book. this spring, some of hugette's paintings were on display in an exhibit at the santa barbara historical museum. and later this year, the foundation that now runs bellosguardo will open the doors to tours for the first time timely giving the chance for the public to see the beautiful lookout for themselves. clearly if these walls could talk, they'd have quite a tale to tell. there are walls at bellosguardo paneled with 18th century carvings imported from chateaus in france. for those of us looking simpler there's always wallpaper which nancy giles shows us is also a tradition with rich history. ♪ >>reporter: where some just see a wall, heidi batteau sees a blank canvas. what can you do with wallpaper that you can't do with a painting or sculpture? >> you can wrap the entire room >> absolutely, en

i believe that if in santa clara county we can do that. we will fundamentally see a change in the in the health and well-being of people in our community in santa clara county dustin dorsey abc 7 news. san jose police say an 18 year old man was arrested for the deadly stabbing of a 16 year old boy this weekend. that incident happened at about 1:30 saturday morning near quimby road and careston way in east san jose. another man was also stabbed but survived officers arrested the suspect michael o'bills at his san jose home later that day investigators have yet to announce a possible motive. the teen victim has been identified as sunny soy in san francisco, the firefighters union is speaking out after two of their paramedics were attacked by a man with a wooden stake who then stole the ambulance and tried to run them down. it happened just before seven o'clock this morning at harrison and 13th streets under the 101 freeway overpass abc 7 news reporter. ryan curry has more on what happened. a cracked windshield and damage inside the truck. th

instead 71 degrees should be at 83 in santa rosa. so it is a perfect summer day to the north. 81 is the average high in san jose and i'm forecasting 80 degrees and we should be at 88 89 throughout the tri valley, but i'm hearing no complaints at 84 degrees full forecast still a few minutes away. thank you, roberta. undercover detectives catalytic converter operation coming up the new details. we're learning about a recycling company accused of buying the stolen parts. the pressure building on the university of california to revamp its transfer system for community college students will tell you about the changes. some want to see. and now please welcome ana montoya. ♪ hello there, fellow students... school new data shows freshman students across the u. s are under prepared for college level work to combat that universities are expanding summer bridge programs that are aimed at getting students up to speed and math and english before they arrive in the fall, researchers say students who start off college already behind and learning

at oakland, santa clara and santa rosa. >>> new overnight a mass shooting in memphis, tennessee. at least six people were shot by a gunman in an suv. four victims are in critical condition. the rush at the hospital had some initially believing the shooting took place there but police confirm it happened at another location. so far they're not saying anything about possible suspects or arrests. >>> we have new details this morning in a shooting near the popular children's fairyland at oakland's lake merritt. it happened yesterday on bellevue avenue near the rotary nature center. fairyland was closed to visitors at the time. police say one man was shot in the neck and is in serious condition. officers managed to arrest the suspect three hours later. investigators believe the suspect was targeting someone else and the victim was an innocent bystander. >>> a top ultramarathon runner is recovering after being attacked by a coyote touring a bay area race extending about 150 miles. the video you're about to see we have blurred it out, it may still be a little unsettling for some. >> i j

esto estÁ disponible para el condado de santa clara. hoy hablÉ con comerciantes que necesitan mucho este apoyo. el sonido de la parrilla de este negocio suena en estos dÍas, pero en la pandemia sus ventas bajaron mucho. cÓmo cuanto le bajÓ la clientela durante los dÍas de la pandemia? >> la cantidad no lo sÉ, pero como un porcentaje de un 30%. reportera: el condado de santa clara comenzÓ una nueva fase de subvenciones de $2500 para los pequeÑos negocios que pasaron por crisis durante la pandemia. >> este programa es para gente que vende en las calles. gentes que hacen las uÑas. pequeÑos negocios y tienen que hacer menos de 50,000 al aÑo. reportera: otro requisito es haber tenido un negocio a partir el 2019 y que tenga menos de cinco empleados. una ayuda de $2500 le vendrÍa bien para recuperarse. en quÉ usarÍa esa ayuda? >> en invertir en el negocio. >> este tipo de ayuda se dieron anteriormente. quÉ ha cambiado en comparaciÓn a las ayudas anteriores? >> las personas tomaron esta ayuda automÁticamente, ahora solo serÁn

santa clara county. the exciting exciting change happening at great america amusement park. > >> you can watch our stream wherever, whenever. find is on plut >> california's great america will close its doors in the next the next decade or so. but for now they will stay open on weeks on weekends around the year. the the santa clara theme park traditionally has not opened its its doors until spring but now they want to open up year-round every weekend starting in janua. in january. great america also announced its lineup of events for 2023 including an all-new peanut celebration in april. charlie brown. snoopy. >> i have such fond memories of great america as a kid going there. i thought the roller coasters will were so scary. >> i remember when the demon and demon and the tidal wave opened. opened up. >> i large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written prop 27, to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless. but read prop 27's fin

i'm tracking one crash in the santa cruz mountains. it's not a major issue but we'll rack that over to the summit. >>> in the tri-valley a live look in dublin where we're starting out this morning with a mostly clear sky. clouds will be moving in over the next couple of hours and unfortunately possibly more smoke. the light shades of blue there could be smoke drifting from the six rivers fire complex farther to the north and so there may be much more of a haze to the sky than we've seen recently due to the shift in the wind direction, so that's going to heat up some of our valley temperatures and inland in the north bay, reaching 92 in santa rosa. you head over to napa, looking at a high of 85 degrees and 91 in martinez, 92 in livermore. even though it's hot, this is slightly cooler compared to yesterday with fremont headed for 80 degrees and low 70s in san mateo. we'll see about the same thing tomorrow there but notice that some of our inland temperatures come down a few more degrees so in morgan hill, instead of hitting 90, we're in

breezy to windy santa rosa. downtown yesterday. 81 going 76 today livermore to 85 palo alto that's in town to 78 in san jose, from 86 to 80 sixties on a lot of these temps here are a few upper fifties but a lot more sixties were just sandwiched in between the low and high. nothing is really changed. the state today changes it's really all about the monsoon moisture rotating around and taking aim at the valley, the motherlode and also up in the mountains, so keep advised. if you're going up there, there will be some big boomers. for us. it's a bigger fog bank so cooler more of an onshore breeze . that's the main message, but the mix of low clouds and high clouds will give us a cooler day. 60 seventies and eighties. alright steve. thank you. time is 4 21. san francisco police now reviewing video from that deadly shooting on immunity bus earlier this week why the police now think the victim may have been targeted. a lightning strike in washington, d. c sent four people to the hospital. we're going to show you that

una funcionaria de santa clara me dio una guÍa de quiÉnes son elegibles. por ejemplo, estamos en una taquerÍa y hoy tienen mucha actividad. estÁn vendiendo tacos y hot dog. dicen que la especialidad son los tacos de tripa. >> asÍ es. reportera: tienen cosas que huelen rico. tienen aguas frescas. dicen que la pandemia tuvieron muchos problemas, no tuvieron tantas clientelas. para estos negocios van estas ayudas de hasta 2500 dÓlares. escuchamos lo que me dijo la funcionaria de una fundaciÓn que trabaja con el condado de santa clara. >> para los mÁs pequeÑos que hay, para ellos es este progama. es para la gente que vende en la calle, para ubers, para gente que hace las uÑas. pequeÑos negocios. tienen que hacer menos de 50.000 al aÑo. reportera: elÍas trabaja en esta taquerÍa. cuÁles fueron sus dificultades en la pandemia? >> la clientela que bajÓ. reportera: muchas gracias. tendremos mÁs detalles esta noche sobre los problemas que experimentaron los comerciantes y como poder solicitar esta ayuda. pueden usar el cÓdigo qr en pantalla, allÍ te

so as we look at daytime highs this afternoon, yeah, we're expecting 80s once again in the santa clara valley, 70s just near mountain view and for all of my friends off into the tri-valley area, we're seeing a very similar setup. upper 80s in sight from walnut creek down into pleasanton, 90s making their debut in the east inland hills, for our friends in vallejo, low 80s this afternoon as well as kentfield. once we head into the peninsula, we're not seeing too much of a change. daytime highs are similar to yesterday. we're not going to see too much of a difference as we extend into the rest of the week. we're seeing more sunshine in sight. if you have any outdoor activities planned for this weekend, it's a beautiful weekend ahead of us, dealing with some partly cloudy conditions along the coast and along the bay but as for our inland areas we're seeing more sunshine, too, with low 90s and upper 80s in sight for the inland east bay and 80s off in the north bay. gianna, how are the roads looking? >> a little busy already, jess, if you are one of those commuters, supercommuter as we like

so that's he told me i said, i'm gonna get it right away santa clara county says it's been able to expand appointments to people like victor because of a new method before the vaccines were being injected subcutaneously or under the skin now, they're being injected intradermally just under the top layer of skin. connie health experts say this method helps stretch the vaccine supply only one fifth as much of the dose is used for that intradermal injection compared to the full dose that was used before this was approved by the fda based on a study that was done a few years ago, dr. jennifer tong says the fda studies showed the immune response was just as strong with the new administration method now aside from the efficacy of this new method one other question was how much does this hurt? well, victor tells us wasn't any more or less painful than a typical vaccine, but it was different you put that being it and then see the effect of the vaccine that you see a little bubble, but it's almost disappearing. now what the focus is on getting as many people to get there first dose of the vaccine

it's still 90 in santa rosa. 91 in concord. those numbers will back down. we'll see a mix of 50s and 60s on the map by early tomorrow morning. tomorrow's high temperatures within three degrees of normal around the bay. closer to 4 or 5 degrees above average farther inland. let's zoom in. mid-60s along the coast. you will see the fog breaking up early during the afternoon. the mix of 70s and 80s around the southern end with temperatures farther into the 80s. farther inland from 88 in los gatos and low 90s for morgan hill and gilroy. mid- to upper 80s. a lot of low 90s in the east bay with warmer spots reaching up to the mid-90s which yes, is hot, but it's not that hot for that part of the bay area this time of year. upper 60s in san francisco. low to mid-70s for oakland in the east bay. mostly 80s for inland parts of the north bay. but warmer and warmer every mile you go farther north, putting you up into the 90s for windsor and st. helene narcotics and even knocking on the doorstep of 100 degrees around clearlake. thursday the warmest day in the forecast an

santa clara county started giving out the nova back shots. federal regulators just approved this vaccine last month. unlike the other vaccines, this one uses protein-based ingredients to develop immunity. it could serve as an alternative for a lot of people who may have an allergic reaction to the other vaccines. the county started offering shots for adults and all of its vaccine sites. beefing up the response to the monkeypox, president biden took action today. comes a day after california declared a health emergency here. what the president did isn't quite what a lot of bay area health leaders were hoping for. >> president joe biden announcing today two federal officials will lead the nation's response to monkeypox. ucsf infectious disease specialist dr. peter chin hong says it is not enough. >> i am very surprised that the feds issued a national, you know, public health emergency declaration yet. the more we wait, the more this is going to get out of control. >> on the front lines in san francisco, people continue to wait for hours for a v

and santa rosa at 99 degrees oakland, you're writing a 12 degree jump in your average high temperature as well. and this is why the national weather service has issued excessive heat advisory primarily for inland areas with heat concerns and the elevation of fire. dangerous so let's pinpoint your neighborhood forecasts. we're talking about a hotter day tomorrow with their field at 105 antioch at 104, and you will feel the difference. 103 and concord 92. degrees in redwood city, where some people don't have the luxury of a c and 99 degrees and morgan hill with this also comes and alert you need to know about our air quality. and claudine and mike, we're going to talk about that next time around, roberta. thank you very busy day for firefighters in the east bay and then tomorrow it could be even busier. gate reviews. axa's has the latest on today's fire as fire departments now prepare for those 100 temperatures. from the sky to the ground. cal fire an area firefighters jumping on a fast moving grassfire and dublin monday afternoon due to our fuels, and whether that we have a little breez

hoy volví a ver al niño, hoy acudió a la corte del condado santa clara estaba con su mamá y abuela que dieron su testimonio, después del testimonio de ambas estos culpables, estos sospechosos decidieron declararse culpables >> culpables del secuestro del bebé brandon, si se declararon hoy los sospechosos yesenia ramírez y josé portillo >> el bebé brandon acudió por primera vez a la corte del condado santa clara donde su mamá y abuela testificaron sobre el papel de los sospechosos en el secuestro del menor. >> ya perdone gracias a dios, perdón en los que hicieron esto y estamos esperando que se haga justicia y que se vaya por el camino que dios quiera >> ambos sospechosos o declararon culpable a todos los cargos y ahora solo queda la sentencia. sentencia que recaen datos como el testimonio de la mamá y la abuela. los sucesos habrían intentado secuestro de su hijo múltiples veces. otro dato clave sería el motivo del secuestro. se dijo que el motivo del crimen que se trató de un triángulo amoroso donde la sospechosa ramírez le había dicho una de sus parejas, francisco már

the santa clara vally with mostly 70s along the bay. temperatures will back down as we head for the rest of the workday. by the weekend, we are back to normal. 60s and 70s around the banquet 80s further . further inland. tomorrow, our fs , our focus is on the chance of pop-up thunderstorms. we will be be watching the radar all day, hoping that nothing happens. tht would be the best case scenario. best case scenario. >> coming on tv tomorrow evenin, hey -- >> i think you made the point it it will not be as many strikes as a few years back. >> two years ago was exceptional. > >> cbs evening news is coming up. >> here is norah o'donnell witha pretty. >> good evening. coming up tonit after kpix 5 news at 6:00, american kindness . how one program is helping kids start the school year with their headd high. that's tonight on the cbs evening news. > >> next in sports, a potential landing spot for jimmy garoppolo no more. now off the table. also, the a's top prospect has arrived in the big league californians have a choice between two initiativ

en santa rosa vamos a estar en esos 52, asÍ que se abriga bien. en la tarde estaremos llegando a los 90 en zonas de san josÉ y estaremos en los 96 en concord. hacia zonas de la costa se mantiene bastante fresco. para el fin de semana mirÉ la diferencia de temperaturas. Éste sÁbado estaremos en los 90 y este domingo en esos 83. que diferencia tan abismal. y si nos mantenemos con ese calor, a lo mejor si vive en zonas de auckland, rickman, avistÓ el agua un poco mÁs turbia, es simplemente la presencia de un alga y los cientÍficos estamos analizando. por el momento no es un peligro, no estamos en alerta, pero vamos a mantenerlo bien informado. continuÉ con nosotros. ramÓn: en california no hay una edad lÍmite para dejar de manejar, pero los adultos mayores tienen normas mÁs estrictas cuando se trata de estar tras el volante. marÍa: cuando se llega a una edad avanzada las habilidades para conducir disminuyen,lo que autoridades dicen que es importante saber su estado de salud y tomar precauciones si consumen medicamentos. >> es muy importan