josé: así te quería encontrar. >> ¡josé adolfo! josé: el mismo que viste y calza. y mira cómo te traigo. porque eres mi amor, ¿ya lo vieron? ella es mi mujer. ¿se puede saber quién es este? >> ¿este? es mi prometido. carmelo: ¿prometido? no, señor. esto es una lamentable confusión. josé: cállese, usted. carmelo: me callo. josé: ¿me cambias por un viejito sin chiste? esto lo vamos a arreglar como hombres. albertano: ¡cálmese, cálmese! josé: no te metas, naco. albertano: ¿cómo me dijo? josé: ¡naco! albertano: es que yo entendí "paco". josé: ya me caíste gordo... maría: dejen de estar aventando botellas a la gente. >> ¡josé adolfo! josé: ¿qué pasa, m'ija? >> o te compones o te echo a mis chiquilines. josé: ¡Échame a tus chiquilines! [gritos] >> hija. rosa: gracias, pequeños comerciantes, gracias. yo sabía que era una reina pero no tenía corona ni flores, ni banda. bueno, banda sí, casi siempre. ♪ ♪ ♪ fÉlix: domingo 3 de octubre estas son las principales noticias. california enfrenta el que puede ser 1 de los mayores desastres

es tamara lópez que nos acompañen vivo desde san josé para contarnos información respecto a esta discusión. nbc van a >>> ya se van a basar en cuántas personas se están vacuna no actualmente, etc. >>> empleados como gustavo ruiz morales tendrá que seguir usando su mascarilla hasta nueva orden. >>> la mascarilla molesta para respirar pero es para encontrarse una mejor. >>> se explica que el uso de la mascarilla es de su predilección por el tipo de trabajo que realiza. se ha anunciado que se eliminara el uso de la mascarilla en interiores públicos siguiendo diversos factores ya que tendrán que seguir el nivel de transición moderada de covid-19 y permanecer allí durante al menos tres semanas. las actualizaciones respecto de covid-19 diecinueve tendrá que ser baja. tendrá que estar completamente vacunadas o haber pensado ocho semanas destes autorizó una vacunado de covid-19. el vocero del departamento de salud pública del condado santa clara ricardo romero morales nos ha dicho que ese condado va en buen camino. >>> nos encontramos en el liberal anaranjado. estamos viendo un descens

>> reporter: jose got vaccinated first. then, he held sadie's hand as she got hers. >> a really miraculous story. >> reporter: as they left the clinic, the father and daughter headed out for something you may take for granted, grabbing a bite to eat. >> to everyone out there, my messages, take that leap of faith. be aware of what you are doing, and get the vaccine. >> reporter: of course, not everyone is as lucky as jose. as of today, just over 6400 bay area residents have died of covid-19. elizabeth? >> a powerful story, thank you. >>> taking a look at your top headlines, protesters rallied outside the supreme court as it began its first in-person term since march of last year. among the items on the docket, cases challenging roe v wade. a landmark federal trial will determine whether cvs, walgreens and other large pharmacies are liable for costs linked to the u.s. opioid crisis. ohio prosecutors accused the chains of creating a public nuisance by flooding communities with addictive pain pills. the companies say they merel

>>> buenos estuvo la buena vibra y vamos hablar de este otro juego amistoso, amistoso entre los san josé y el equipo cruz azul, terminó con múltiples peleas, un tiroteo, heridos y un arresto al rey de esto representantes el equipo local anunciaron la cancelación de un importante partido que se llevaría a cabo mañana sábado, vamos con sandra cervantes y los detalles >>> si terminó juego amistoso entre los san josé y el equipo un cruz azul en el estadio, el video muestra como un aficionado que fue arrestado golpe a un jugador de san josé, esto fue sólo el inicio de una larga noche para la policía san josé, al culminar el partido recibieron varios reportes de múltiples peleas en los estacionamiento del estadio >>> encontraron más de 30 individuos peleando, durante el incidente hubo un tiroteo, donde un hombre adulto sufrió una impacto de bala, dos personas fueron trasladadas hospitales locales, más de 40 oficiales llegaron al escena y encontraron un arma de fuego >>> número cero partido familiar pero que toda la gente disfrute de este partido, mi en lo que terminó, en viol

está aficionado de los san jose earthquakes piensa lo mismo >>> por medio de un comunicado los san jose earthquakes dijeron lo siguiente san jose earthquakes están al tanto del incidente tuvo lugar en el estacionamiento después del partido de anoche la organización está agradezca por la rápida respuesta de san josé están trabajando en la colaboración con ellos para recopilar más información este momento estamos comprometidos a trabajar con el departamento de la policía de san josé y nuestra comunidad para hacer esos eventos un entorno seguro para todos los aficionados la policía nos informó que la fiscalía va determinar qué tipo de cargos van enfrentar los arrestados telemundo 48 >>> hasta el momento sigue adelante el partido amistoso entre las chivas y el club león que ha sido pospuesto dos veces debido al covid-19 y en telemundo 48 son los primeros contigo el pasado miércoles el informó sobre la denuncia de padres y familia de la escuela buena vista en san francisco son condiciones deplorables durante una reunión virtual en san francisco anunció que las autoridade

>> hi, jose. i want to emphasize that they continuously emphasize that they're very grateful, they're grateful to be in america, they're grateful to be outside of afghanistan, many of them feared for their lives. and grateful is the common term that they use. that also said, the conditions vary from base to base. not always great conditions. it also kind of points to the fact of how disjointed the effort really is. the military has been given an immense task. this is a lot of people to take care of in their bases, and it shows that they weren't prepared for it, but they're doing the best job that they can with it. that said, some of the afghans i spoke to said that the living situations aren't great. that there should be more cultural and gender considerations, and that's not just coming from the afghans, that's actually coming from some of the ngo workers that i spoke to that work at some of these bases. and these ngo workers say they've offered their assessments and assistance to the administrat

jose diaz-balart starts the coverage right now. >>> good morning, i'm jose diaz-balart. another potential game changer in the fight against coronavirus. merck asks the fda to authorize the emergency use of its experimental viral pill to treat adults. more flight cancellations more southwest airlines, as the carrier struggles to deal with passengers stranded after thousands of flights were canceled over the weekend, more than 600 canceled today. and latinos are not only driving population growth in america, they're also becoming key voting blocks in swing counties. joe biden becomes the first u.s. president to commemorate indigenous people's day, along side columbus day. we'll look at what this recognition means for native american communities. communitis >>> we begin this hour with breaking news regarding a new treatment for covid-19. pharmaceutical giant merck announced today that they're asking the food and drug administration to authorize an emergency use authorization for its antiviral drug to treat covid-19. earlier this month, merck announced results from a phase t

sÁbado en san josÉ con 86° y domingo con 87°. el interior de la bahÍa con 92° el sÁbado y 93° el domingo. mantÉngase hidratado. mucho calor hasta el lunes. aire fresco llegarÍa el martes. condiciones frescas para la prÓxima semana. paola: gracias. en san josÉ, en el bar agave, la policÍa comenzÓ una investigaciÓn por varias quejas y determinÓ que el sitio tenÍa que cerrar. vamos a ver quÉ sucede. ramÓn: buenas noches. las quejas de vecinos del Área y dos incidentes recientes llevaron a las autoridades a investigar lo que ocurre en el bar agave. finalmente la ciudad de san josÉ presentÓ una orden para cerrar ese lugar y en cuestiÓn de dÍas tendrÁ que cerrar. desde 2020 se han presentado denuncias sobre problemas serios en el bar agave de san josÉ. >> ha tenido muchos problemas. la policÍa tenido que llegar por muchos delitos. ramÓn: incidentes que dice la policÍa se presentaron relacionados con actividades delictivas . >> hubo un accidente de trÁnsito. ramÓn: las quejas de los vecinos eran continuas sobr

jose? >> raf, meanwhile, a young man in cuba was sentenced to ten years in prison for tearing up a photo of fidel castro. >> that's right. this young man was part of those very large anti-government protests we saw in cuba over the summer. hundreds of people were arrested, but this is the harshest prison sentence we have seen yet. prosecutors initially asked for 12 years. the judge gave him ten. this whole trial was held in secret, but pro-democracy groups are demanding the release of political prisoners like this young man. the cuban government without any evidence have denounced these planned protests as an american plot, but the island is bracing for more unrest and more arrests in the weeks ahead. jose? >> and ralph, meanwhile, there are two royal stories we're following this morning. one out of the uk and the other one out of japan. >> yeah, that's right. a royal double header. the queen is back at work for the first time since spending a night in hospital last week. the queen was back

jose? >> and leann, it's important to say who she is. i mean, she had access when she was in facebook, to issues like the algorithms and the information that facebook gathers. >> that's absolutely right. her job was, in fact, to help this civil component of facebook, and she says, after the election, that they just shut it down. that there was nothing left to do. and so it was shut down in the lead up to the insurrection and she said, it was that point where she just could not go on. now, there's been a lot of comparisons between what facebook is doing to the tobacco industry, back in the '90s, and that's why she's coming to congress and she's coming out publicly to say that congress and the government needs to do something. >> and jacob, as i mentioned, facebook is having to respond to multiple crisis today with haugen's testimony, but also a question over how facebook's nearly 3 billion users were kicked offline for hours monday. what is the latest there? >> well, at this hour, jose, it i

i'm jose diaz-balart. the battle over vaccine requirements is heating up and republican-led states are fighting back, as the biden administration develops rules that could force millions of workers to get a shot in the arm or face weekly testing. on capitol hill, the house returns today to take up a short-term extension to the nation's debt limit, but the fight over the debt ceiling is far from over. >> meanwhile, in puerto rico, residents are angry and demanding answers as the u.s. island territories' power grid may be on the verge of collapsing. and we're less than 24 hours away from seeing captain kirk boldly go where no star fleet captain has ever been before, space. the real space. the final frontier. >>> and begin this hour with the latest on the fight against the coronavirus. just last night, texas governor greg abbott issued an executive order banning vaccine mandates statewide, a direct rebuke of president biden's plan to mandate vaccines or testing for government workers. he called president bide

but they persevere. >> "the nutcracker" goes on. >> it's the big san jose production at the san jose performing arts center every year. it's important to have that show go on. >> nothing worse when something is stolen. so good they were able to fight back in their own way. >> exactly. we're getting into the holiday spirit with some rainy weather. it feels like winter is getting cold again. >> it's so nice. last year we had nothing like this. we struggled to get cold temperatures in here. and right now, yes, we are on an early and a very strong start. three different systems this week. the first one is now beginning to approach tonight into wednesday morning. the second one thursday into friday. we'll get through these two systems just fine. the one we're concerned about and continuing to watch real closely here is saturday night into monday. we're going to get more details on that coming up, but let's get right into this system here that's just offshore. make sure to take your time in the north bay, because as those roads get slick, it's certainly going to be probably a little treach

jose? >> and steve, netflix has been in the news lately with controversy, surrounding dave chappelle's recent special. we understand its co-ceo has been speaking out ahead of a walkout earlier today. >> weeks-long controversy coming to a head. employees at the streaming service expected to walk out, as you mentioned. they're demanding the company better support its trans and non-binary employees. sparking from the dave chappelle controversial new special, "the closer," which features some trans jokes. an organizer of the movement recently fired for allegedly leaking confidential information to the media. the demands, though, of the walkout, do not mention chappelle or the special. organizers say they simply want a larger focus on hiring transand non-binary people to positions of power on top of funding for non-binary talent, and flags that signal transphobic language or triggers for viewers. hours before the walkout scheduled to go down, the ceo said he screwed up over his response to emplo

por otro lado, la policÍa de san josÉ arrestÓ a josÉ miranda, que es acusado de homicidio. tremendo congestionamiento se registrÓ esta maÑana en el puente golden gate. esto ocurriÓ luego de que varias organizaciones proinmigrantes bloquearon el paso vehicular para demandar una reforma migratoria. vemos imÁgenes en donde se aprecia el bloqueo en direcciÓn norte. ramÓn adame nos informa los detalles. ramÓn: buenas tardes. la protesta tenÍa como objetivo mandar un fuerte mensaje a los demÓcratas en el senado para que tomen medidas de una vez sobre la reforma. varias personas fueron arrestadas. >> hoy estamos aquÍ elevando nuestras voces. ya no podemos mÁs. ramÓn: estas imÁgenes fueron tomadas por el autodenominado movimiento de resistencia. activistas dicen que representan las voces de aquellos que no pueden presentarse. cinco activistas arrestados y luego dejados en libertad. [gritos] [audio ambiente] ramÓn: luego realizaron una conferencia de prensa sobre la corte de san josÉ y hablaron de la contribuciÓn econÓmica de los inmigrantes a este paÍs. >> esas re

>> jose got vaccinated first. then he held sadie's hand as she got hers. >> really miraculous story. >> the father and daughter headed out for something you may take for granted. grabbing a bite to eat. >> to everybody out there my one message is take that leap of faith. be aware whatever you are doing. get the vaccine. >> not everybody is as luck yip as jose. as of today just over 6400 bay area residents have died of coronavirus. jose of course hoping for a full recovery. allen martin. kpix5. >>> it's now 5:15. let's catch up on the forecast with mary lee. >> good morning to you. we are looking at cooler temperatures. the temperatures taking that fall through the rest of the week. hopefully you enjoy that warmer weather yesterday because we are talking temperatures now below average for this time of year. big difference for us. here we go. a live look at san francisco. it's a gray start to the day along the coast and around the bay. even some of the inland spots as well. that indicates the changes for us with tha

>> jose, good morning. well, i think this is going to be a big story, because it really underscores just how global this phenomenon of offshoring assets actually is. now, this was obvious, if it wasn't already when the panama papers came out a few years ago, but we're learning so much more with this one. so just to pick a few examples, one of them, the king of jordan, purchased about $100 million worth of real estate assets in london and in washington at a time that his government was actively soliciting the foreign aid community for cash. and just moving on, russian nationals make up a disproportionate share of this list, just kind of going through it. many of these names are members of president vladimir putin's closest circles. names that are familiar to our moscow bureau here. and of course, there are also a lot of mexican nationals featured in these documents. so, you know, the big takeaway is, this is a really global phenomenon. and it's worth taking a look at, regardless of where you're watching this

jose? >> kristen, president biden met with lawmakers a number of times to get a sense of where they stand on size and scope. we know where a lot of congress stands. what about the president? what are his top priorities? >> well, his first priority jose is to try to bring together these two sides of his parties, moderates and progressives, because he knows that's not going to be able to act on these key pieces of legislation until that happens. so what you would see is president biden become increasingly more personally engaged in these negotiations. that's why you saw those flurry the meetings at the white house earlier this week. i'm told he's going to continue that engagement until there is a deal. the pressure is on because remember, that infrastructure package passed through the senate. they just needed the house to vote on it, but progressives wouldn't move on it until they had a deal on this second piece of it, this social security net that also aims to deal with the climate crisis. n

the statue of thomas fallon sits in downtown san jose. he once served as mayor and was a captain in the mexican-american war. opponents call the statue a symbol of u.s. imperialism. last night, the city's art commission agreed and endorsed its removal. city council members will vote on the recommendation next month. >>> the bay area housing market continues to be difficult if you're looking to buy. difficult or perhaps better said impossible for many people. according to new data, in san jose, home values are about $1.5 million. that's up nearly 20% from last year. 17% to be exact. and inventory is down 3.5% since august. houses for sale are spending an average of 13 days on the market. if you would rather rent than buy, rent sup 5% since last year, with an average of more than $3,000 a month. >>> there's nothing better than a trip to the pumpkin patch, but a school brought the pumpkin patch to them. a special mentoring program is teaching kids about agriculture through pumpkin patch activities. middle schoolers helped preschool and first

i'm jose diaz-balart. right now on capitol hill, the clock is ticking as lawmakers are at impasse on how to stop the u.s. government from defaulting on its debt. it's a scenario that could plunge the world's largest economy into chaos and send shock waves throughout the global market. this afternoon, president biden will meet with top business leaders to discuss the escalating standoff in hopes of adding pressure to republicans. all of this as democrats continue to negotiate the president's economic agenda. we'll talk to congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz about where things stand and her top priority. >>> meanwhile, in colombia, tens of thousands of migrants who fled their homes prepare to make the dangerous journey to the u.s. through the darien gap, a stretch of jungle filled with smugglers and thieves. we'll get the latest reporting from nbc's gabe gutierrez who's on the ground for us there. >>> and we begin with the latest in washington, where partisan tensions are growing as the u.s. heads towards

. >>> san jose police say a gunmen shot and killed a homeless man. today they announced the arrest of this suspect, ricardo maranda. they found the victim's body last saturday at story road near happy hollow park. the police are investigating a motive for the homicide. >>> oakland police spent the day reviewing an incident where one of their officers were shot in the line of duty. it happened 1 week ago in downtown oakland. police were called to a report of a man with a gun. when they arrived, an officer was shot. andria borba covered the story that day and joins us now . >> reporter: it was a tense situation, but oakland officers on the scene deployed de- escalation techniques that they were taught by the department. in this case, crisis intervention and mental health counselors, as well as hostage negotiators, were brought in to contain the suspect in one area, coming him, and waiting them out. as a result, the suspect surrendered and was taken into custody without anyone else being injured. the da has filed charges against him, and the officer is

come to san jose. we aren't here for you. we don't want sideshows in san jose. >> reporter: councilmember maia esparza helps write the ordinances that make it illegal in san jose to watch and promote sideshows on social media, as they began to lay take legal action. she knows other cities are watching. >> other cities will look at this because they are as frustrated as we are. we have the most thinly staffed police force of any major city in the u.s. we have to be smart about how we use all of our resources. >> reporter: if the city prevails on the civil lawsuit, then these two defendants will likely have to pay some civil penalties, along with police overtime, investigative man- hours, and attorney fees. we are looking at possibly tens of thousands of dollars. >> we understand that elijah moore didn't hire an attorney, and decided to represent himself in front of a judge when he is being sued by the city. how did that go? >> reporter: about as well as you can imagine. first off, he was late, because h

he was on the team that took care of jose. with the delta variant doctors now see much younger unvaccinated patient its end up on ventilators. healthy lungs look like this. here are the lungs of a covid patient. the infection inflames the lungs. it makes it impossible to deliver oxygen to the body. >> with this much water filling the lungs the patient is drowning. >> i had a headache. >> jose went to a clinic where he tested positive for coronavirus. he ended up in the emergency room. >> he got worse rapidly. >> the 38-year-old was rushed to the icu and put on a ventilator. his family was shocked, worried and scared. >> when, why, how,. >> the next thing he remembers. >> waking up in the hospital almost a month later. >> his first thought. >> where am i and what's happening? >> his second thought. sadie. >> where is she and is she okay? the one thing i live for every day. >> according to the cdc people like jose with a prior coronavirus infection still need to get the vaccine. there is evidence that it provides a stronger leve

right now, in san jose, plenty of cloud cover. temperatures mostly the low to mid 60s him about 56 degrees in santa rosa. the showers in the area dropped the bitters down into the 50s, which is where you stay for the rest of tonight. dachshund costumes a week continues. we have spencer, who is even dressed up with a weather theme. he doesn't look too sure about the outfit. he doesn't have to worry about getting wet. we just seen clouds overhead, and temperatures are comfortably cool, and will return to near normal levels over the next few days. 50s tomorrow morning, above average, but we will warm up once the clouds start to break up. temperatures by lunch time aren't going to be that warm, but well into the 60s. upper 60s around the bay, with temperatures further inland back up into the low to mid 70s. all of these numbers are near where we are supposed to be in late october. a similar story for thursday, and friday. a bit of a drop in temperatures for halloween weekend, but things look drive for both halves of the weekend, befor

south bay, 82 for santa clara and san jose, 84 morgan hill. inland east bay, 83 concord, pleasant hill, low to mid 80s for tri valley. saound the bay, a plea eda, kland to mid 80s, 83 santa rosa, 83 for ukiah. the seven-day forecast as we look to san francisco, oakland, san jose, and you see as we look to saturday, plenty sunshine. there we go on sunday, a big drop in temperatures. we will have more clouds and a chance to see a few showers san francisco and oakland, not so much for san jose. another weather system wednesday could bring a few showers. at this point the weather models are in disagreement as we have a better idea as we are closer to that. it is looking good saturday but there we go with the cooler temperatures and chance to see showers for the north bay and the coast sunday. again we are watching another weather system as we look to next wednesday. let's check with gianna. you've got some trouble spots out there. >>> we've got a traffic alert along 101 in the north bay. i am monitoring a trouble spot in san jose along 680 near ja

en san josÉ pronosticamos 71. hay aire un poco mÁs cÁlido el fin de semana con temperaturas mí presentador: quÉ tal?, un gusto saludarlos. en las eliminatorias de la uefa croacia igualÓ a eslovaquia. por —— al rojo vivo el grupo de croacia. tere moma de las eliminatorias. paÍses bajos se enfrentÓ a gibraltar. noruega de segunda con 17. ahora en el grupo j, alemania derrotÓ a macedonia del norte. >> es el primer grupo clasificado. >> se enfrentan los ticos. va en vivo por unimÁs y tudn. para mÁs : esta noche una ley firmada por el gobernadorbusca eliminar algunas mÁquinas que utilizan los jardineros. asÍ llegamos al punto final. gracias por ♪ ♪ >> el niÑo —— no podemos imaginarnos todo lo que pasÓ. paulina:

>> reporter: good morning, jose. well, they certainly are testing the international community with this latest launch. this was an anti-aircraft missile, much smaller than the ballistic missiles that have been talked about so much. it's more difficult to see and study from long distances. unlike the projectile that was launched earlier this week, which the japanese say could have been ballistic, which would be in contravention of u.n. sanctions. they're still studying that, by the way. the north koreans say that missile was a hypersonic missile. really trying to show that they're still developing their weapons system, despite what the u.n. and the international communities say. we also heard from kim jong-un earlier this week, who said that he was willing to reestablish that hotline between north korea and south korea, which has been dormant for 18 months. at the same time, accusing the u.s. of pursuing a hostile policy towards north korea. but the u.n. said they tried that hotline once again today and got no answer.

los estudiantes y trabajadores que tuvieron que ser evacuados de esta destitución en vivo desde san josé noticiero telemundo 48 varios edificios en san josé tuvieron que ser evacuados debido a un paquete sospechoso la policía recibió una llamada acerca de una posible bomba el escuadrón anti bombas llegó al lugar y indicaron que el material no era explosivo pasamos a palo alto donde las autoridades investigan dos incendios que sospechan fueron provocados el primer se registra noche a eso de las 11 en un estrellamiento propiedad de la ciudad los bomberos encontraron un bote de basura en llamas 44 minutos después se registró segundo siniestro se trató de un carro en llamas dentro de otro estacionamiento en el centro de la ciudad la policía cree que ambos incidentes pueden estar conectados un niño tres años resultó herido de bala tras desatarse un tiroteo en la interestatal cinco de acuerdo con la policía la víctima viajaba con su hijo cuando alguien abrió fuego el padre no resultó herido y el menor fue llevado un hospital donde se encuentra estable la policía investiga el i

en san josÉ estarÍamos en los 47. para maÑana tendremos condiciones en los bajos 70 en concord y en santa rosa los 72. mÁxima llegando a los 59 grados. comienza a ascender y el viernes vemos los bajos 80. las maÑanas seguirÁn frescas hasta los prÓximos dÍas. paula: una empresaria latina no menciona los recursos disponibles en el estado. >> hay trillones de recursos disponibles para emprendedores. >> si desean mÁs informaciÓn pueden visitar la pÁgina web que ven en pantalla. hay una gran demanda. tenga cuidado y no vaya a caer intentando comprar uno de estos boletos. si está inscrito en medicare, recuerde que... el período para elegir su cobertura termina el 7 de diciembre. así que llame a unitedhealthcare y... aproveche la cantidad de opciones de planes... incluido un plan aarp medicare advantage de unitedhealthcare. puede combinar su cobertura hospitalaria y médica... con la cobertura de medicamentos con receta, y más, todo por una prima mensual baja, o en algunas áreas, directamente sin prima. aprovec

san jose at number four at $2300. and oakland ranked ninth for renters at there 2,000. >> san francisco rents are frightening, this might cheer you up. the city is a great place to celebrate halloween. of the 100 largest cities, they compiled a list of the best cities to spend the october 31st holiday. san francisco came in at five, following new york, los angeles, las vegas, and miami. they're based on the number of costume stores to trick-or-treater friendliness, san jose came in number ninth, and in san francisco, noey valley is the place to take your trick-or-treaters. >> full sized candy bars? >> it's really fun and everyone is out in the streets. >> up next, not done exploring space. jeff bezos' plan to increase space tourism. >>> all right, amazon founder jeff bezos wants to build a tourism space station nearly as big as the international space station. >> the iss as it's known is 20 years old and nearing the end of its career. as you may know, bezos ends a space company called blue origin which has successfull

. >> don't come to san jose. we are here for you. we don't want sideshows in san jose. >> reporter: councilmember maia esparza helped write the ordinances that make it illegal in san jose to watch and promote sideshows on social media. >> i would expect other cities to look at this. they are just as frustrated as we are. we have the most and least apt police force of any major city in the u.s., so we have to be smart about how we use all of our resources. >> reporter: if the city prevails on this a civil lawsuit, then it is likely that these two defendants will be paying civil penalties, police overtime, investigative man- hours, and attorneys fees. it can add up to tens of thousands of dollars. in downtown san jose, kiet do , kpix 5. >>> let's take a live look across the bay at berkeley where a 50-year-old plan to build student housing at people's park is finally going to move forward. the university plans to start construction next year, after the board of regents signed off on it yesterday. the project would h

son gente de bien >>> las medidas entrarán en vigor el próximo 29 de noviembre >>> la policía de san josé junto la fiscalía de la ciudad anunció este jueves que el restaurante (nombre en inglés) ubicado cerca del centro de la ciudad tendrá que cerrar sus puertas en un par de semana porque según las autoridades represente un peligro público para la comunidad qué dijeron ellos ? nuestra compaÑera nos acompaÑen vivo cuéntanos qué fue lo que ocasionó esta decisión por parte de las autoridades ? >>> buenas tardes, este es el resultado de una demanda que interpuso la ciudad en el verano y de una recopilación de varios incidentes violentos y violaciones sanitarias durante la pandemia lo que llevó a esta decisión ahora hace solo cuatro meses estuve aquí a las afuera de este local cubriendo una noticia de última hora se trataba de una joven colombiana, ella fue atropellada mortalmente en este estacionamiento en lo que causó conmoción entre la comunidad,entre amistades y la policía por la forma en que los dueÑos de este negocio respondieron al otro día, ellos estaban operando

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es que la indigencia se convirtiÓ en un dolor cerca en esta Área de san josÉ. >>> el Área estÁ llena de hombres en la calle y muchas veces es difÍcil lidiar con ellos por eso recurrimos a la ayuda de la policÍa. >>> hoy elementos de la policÍa de san josÉ llegaron para escuchar a los afectados y recorrer juntos la calle de donde surgen las quejas. >>> aquÍ en esta calle hay muchos tipos o personas que estÁn aquÍ entrando a los negocios. >>> las quejas tambiÉn incluyen prostituciÓn en estas calles, conductores que conducen a alta velocidad y tambiÉn intentos de robos. >>> hay personas por las noches que andan en las drogas y otras cosas en el Área, entonces aquÍ estamos para escuchar a la comunidad. >>> si todos trabajamos en comunidad podemos mantener la zona limpia. >>> pero los vecinos piden algo mÁs. >>> queremos que la comunidad tenga confianza en la policÍa y mis oficiales porque estamos para ayudarlos. >>> flavio lacallo, telemundo 48. >>> hoy varios condados de la bahÍa eliminaron el uso de cubreboca en lugares cerrados siempre y cuando haya ciertos requisitos c

north 608 at jackson. >>> a live look at san jose right now. people in the south and east parts of the city are being asked to avoid moving home grown fruits and vegetables out of the area. this after fruit flies asia were found. a considering to the california department of food and agriculture, a 94 square mile area of the city has been put under quarantine. this map shows the areas under a fruit fly alert and includes the allen rock area and santa theresa county park. >>> this month is breast cancer awareness month. >>> experts and patients want to get the message out. your lack of family history or good health doesn't make you immune. she was just diagnosed with breast cancer. her doctor said women that are young aren't generally screened for breast cancer. teaching dance classes is what gives her the strength to persist. >> all i do after this is where will i go. what stage will i preform on? that's what got me through all of the treatment. >> experts concerned about a surge in breast cancer cases in women who postpone screenings during th

san jose at 89 degrees. look at san jose and half-moon bay in the mid-70s today. talking about the shower chances. let's look ahead and see what our model runs and have in store for us. thursday and friday and next saturday, there is a possibility we'll see a disturbance and we'll get some shower activities and down to central california. as the system approaches, what's going to happen is it's going to cool us off. we are dealing with a major drought in the state of california. 88% of california is under extreme drought or higher. there is also the exception category which is the worst of you will. san francisco's seven-day forecast, look at what happens heading in the tuesday and wednesday, 60s on the map. check out these temperatures. we go from 90s this weekend dropping down to 30 degrees in some spots by friday and saturday for in land areas. it will be a nice change of pace there. kira, i will send it back to you. >> looks nice vianey. >>> the moratorium evictions expired yesterday. nbc bay area responds to your concern. >> you may be able to get a hand on p

san jose native and former san jose police officer raul paralysis says his focus is on affordable housing and homelessness and the lack of coordination the councilman sees. among various stakeholders, for instance, when the city is building affordable housing development, it's the county coming in providing the supported services that will be ongoing. we need to be in my mind collaborating cooperating much better. we added 300 new police officers. right adding more police officers on the streets of san jose is among the priorities for stanford researcher deb davis. the councilman's matra a safe, clean and thriving san jose that starts with having a vibrant downtown and ensuring that we bring more jobs to our city, which i know is. a weird thing to be talking about during the pandemic, but we absolutely need it. i don't think i need another year at city hall to see what's broken and new san jose council member matt mehan, who founded several tech companies, says he wants city government to be more accountable. frankly think the cities on the wrong track, particularly pertaining to homeless

jose? >> there is no update on when he could be released from the hospital, right, steve? >> reporter: no strict timeline yet, jose. but again, we've heard from his team in new york, we've heard from the doctors here at uci, we've heard from his spokesperson. in every statement that we've got, it always ends with, we expect the former president home at some point soon. and every indication seems to be that that will be the case. jose? >> steve patterson, thank you very much for being with me. >>> at this hour, president biden's commission on the u.s. supreme court is kicking off a virtual day-long meeting. it comes one day after the president and the panel released his initial findings on various arguments around reforming a nation's highest court, such as expanding it. but it did not make any recommendations. the president created the commission in april, in response to pressure from liberals, who have called for adding justices after the conformation of justice amy coney barrett just befo

>> good morning, jose. nick rolovich was two years into a five-year, $15.6 million deal, but that is all over now after he has been terminated for failing to comply with covid requirements. the university points out that he is very much an outlier and that, in fact, about 90% of the faculty are already vaccinated and roughly 97% of the student body. but at this point, now, we have this man, the most public face of this sort of vaccine war going on in the country as the highest paid state employee in washington state, he is now out of a job. >> turning now to texas, jake. several hispanic groups have filed a lawsuit, challenging the texas redistricting maps. >> that's right. late last night, republican lawmakers in texas had passed this new map, adopted it. and even before they had done so, a lawsuit had been filed, alleging discriminatory practices. essentially, the new redistricting, as you know, jose, basically dilutes the latino vote in texas. and at a time when the census numbers show that latinos actua

>>> no son invitados a san josÉ dicen no mÁs. no son bienvenidos. >>> actividad ilÍcita en sus calles. promueven estos eventos y entablaron demandas. asÍ comenzaron. >>> les saluda cÉsar bayona. >>> muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos. >>> superÓ los 700 mil. y esto ocurre para seguir dan dple batalla a los contagios. el gobernador de california. anunciÓ una medida histÓrica para frenar el contagio. >>> se suma una mÁs. la vacuna contra el coronavirus es requisito para estudiar en persona en los planteles pÚblicos. es una decisiÓn que para algunos padres de familia llegÓ muy tarde. >>> no le darÍa un segundo pensamiento. es algo que podrÍa haber sucedido hace ya mucho tiempo. cuando estuvo aprobada la vacuna para chicos de 16 aÑos en adelante. >>> le permite los jovenes sentirse mÁs seguro en las aulas. >>> ella tiene 14 aÑos y ella tiene miedo de ir a la escuela. entonces, causa de ese miedo, es necesario, prefiero que se vacune, para que vaya con confianza. >>> algunos dicen temer a los efectos secundo rÍos de la v

just department. >> the san jose. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> let's check on our 4 zone forecast on this friday as we take a live look outside from our court. quite tat tower camera. you can see hall the thick clouds behind the tower there. >> it's going to be a wild weekend and that our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here to tell us not only while but potentially dangerous. yeah, it really could. i mean, we haven't seen anything like this for quite some time. maybe nothing like this in october since maybe the 90's. so this is going to be a significant storm. but how about the shot outside for you right now and that a gorgeous sunset this evening. that beautiful all the colors lit up their gorgeous sky. the cumulus clouds down below. well, we've got storm clouds on the horizon. plenty of those on the way right now. we're catching a break from all that rain. a much needed break in the chance for some of that the rain to soak in just a bit before we really get back into it. but where that jet stream now a sag into

in san jose, all city workers must be vaccinated as of today. medical and religious exemptions are allowed with a negative covid test. also today, the deadline for california healthcare workers to prove they are fully given an 80 hourn of exti it mi. at is when the statewide eviction moratorium will also be lifted, though some protections will remain. alameda county's ban is still in place. elsewhere, people who have paid at least 25% of the past years rent can't be evicted yet, but landlords can start taking them to court again. the state is also still taking applications for billions of dollars in rent relief. we have an eviction resource guide on our website, kpix.com. >>> now to that massive pot bust in the east bay. millions in cash, and 100,000 plants seized from more than a dozen locations. >> juliette goodrich takes us inside one of them in san leandro. >> reporter: i'm inside one of the illegal grow operations. you can see just how many plants were growing here, and seized. more than 100,000 marijuana plants, $1 here in this warehouse.

jose? >> matt bradley in london, thank you. >>> over the past decade, more students from mainland china have traveled to the u.s. to study here than any other country. this year, applications from chinese students fell by 18%. joining me now from los angeles is nbc news correspondent, emilie ikeda. emilie, good morning, what's behind this drop? >> reporter: hey, there, jose. a lot to consider. many experts consider chinese students here in the u.s. a very important part of america's economy. in fact, they're a top service export of the u.s. to china, but researchers say that that cash flow could be at risk. because the number of new applications coming from chinese students is not rebounding since the start of the pandemic like it is from other foreign students. amy jan arrived from china to pursue a master's degree at ufc. together, they and their chinese classmates make up the largest group of foreign students currently in the u.s., but their presence is shrinking. there was a severe larg

no delays on 80, highway 4, 101 out of san jose. kind of an overview, a few brake lights due to a broken down vehicle not far from 92 and 35. if you are headed through 84, there is some road work. i will have more in my next report. >>> back to the heart breaking loss, giants defeated by long time rivals in a game that had all of us on the edge of of our seats. >> vern glenn gives us a look at the team's reaction. >>> good morning. baseball up top here in the home of the giants and a shock to the system. all the fielding, hitting, seven months routine of this, like that, it's gone. it's over. what a way for the dodgers to back into the nlcs after the outcome of last night. let me show you. first, 49ers, tre lance was in the house, so was george kettle, so was d.j. jones in this one. giants starter logan webb was dealing, l.a. got to him in the sixth with an rbi double. this is how scoring was opened as bets scored to make it 1-0. but giants answered in the bottom of the inning. a 452-foot blast. we're tied at one. webb had a shut do

new at 11:00, san jose cracking down on side shows. the judge ordered promoters to stop organizing them on social media. investigators say location is posted and within minutes, hundreds of people just show up. san jose made promoting side shows illegal over the summer. ian cull explains this first of a kind civil suit from the city. >> reporter: it's illegal to perform at a side show if san jose. in june the city pass ad first in the nation law making it illegal to organize or promote one on social media. violators could face a $1,000 fine and six months in jail. police say they're dangerous and reckless and now the city's attorneys are cracking down. for the first time filing a civil suit against two of the biggest alleged organizers. one under the instagram name sj block and this one, sj takeovers run by elijah mayor. i has nearly 15,000 followers. drone shots over reason side show activity with caption that's say appreciate everyone who came out last night. >> these are happening in neighborhoods. they're happening in daytime, nigh

a fantasy five lottery ticket worth $169,000 was sold in san jose. it was sold at a 7-eleven on albini drive near stevens creek boulevard. so far, it does not look like the winter has come forward. >>> still ahead, no business like snow business. of resort just announcing its opening more than one mac month ahead of schedule. >>> a live look over sfo. the fight over vaccine mandates takes a turn. the airline dealing with major backlash for its new employee policy. >>> i'm john ramos in petaluma , a town that may be blazing a trail for all of us in the fight against climate change. >>> this evening, we pay tribute to our good friend and colleague, ken bastida, as he wraps up 31 years here at kpix 5. >> hears former kpix anchor k kelly. >>> what you don't know , behind-the-scenes he is a pleasure to work with. what you see is what you get. ken, good luck on your next ♪ ♪ have you seen those small bowl---? oh! careful with the... (dishes break) sorry, mrs. c! excuse me, could we-- ♪ ♪ excuse me, i was wondering could we-- ? bedroom! finding the

the president of san jose state university has resigned. why she decided to step down. i welcome back to th kron 4 morning news here at 04:44am i'm reyna harvey. thank you for waking up with us this morning. >> and for having a great friday already know you're going to have a good day. well, i'm meteorologist john tribal us is that we might have some expected unexpected surprises in the forecast this morning hub of the good expected unexpected surprise. >> yes, we are looking outside this morning. conditions out there that are expected to clear when you're viewing out from the berkeley hills down into the bay itself. your north carolina weather center forecast is going to be bringing cloud cover this morning. but some clearing skies later on where we sitting with satellite radar right now, quiet for most of the bay camp bullis sprinkles at the very eastern edge of contra, costa and alameda counties as well as in the mountains above san jose. most of our rainfall has been concentrated out to the central valley in the sierra foothills. and we actually do have snowfall up

south bay, san jose, mid 70s with plenty sunshine. that high pressure dome is in place and that's why we are staying dry, quiet over the next several days through the weekend. as we take you hour by hour on futurecast, you see that sunshine this afternoon. tomorrow, more clouds stream in for us. this is friday in the morning and here we are in the afternoon with temperatures a bit cooler on friday but much cooler for our weekend. mid 60s pacifica and half moon bay, low 70s san mateo and red wood city, 75 campbell and also los gatos. 75 concord, pleasant hill mid 70s for tri valley, 67 sausalito, 70 san leandro, low to mid 70s for north bay. 74 napa valley and topping out at 76 for ukiah. halloween forecast looks dry, great, a little chilly though for the coast for that trick or treating sunday evening forecast, mid 50s, mostly cloudy skies, low 60s inland sunday evening. the seven-day forecast san francisco, oakland, san jose, temperatures a bit cooler friday and especially cooler into our weekend, rain chances picking up for next mon

las temperaturas mÁs frÍas serÁn 42° el martes en san josÉ. gran parte de la bahÍa verÁ el descenso. las lluvias van a regresar a finales de la prÓxima semana. marÍa: gracias. descargue nuestra aplicaciÓn para que se mantenga informado sobre las alertas del clima. en pantalla tiene el cÓdigo para descargarla. el incendio estrada estÁ ardiendo en santa cruz, cerca de watsonville. las llamas se salieron del Área prevista por los fuertes vientos. hasta el momento ha destruido 148 acres, pero ya estÁ contenido en 60%. un bombero resultÓ herido. hablamos de los ingresos al paÍs a partir de noviembre. a partir de noviembre, estados unidos permitirÁ el ingreso por la frontera de mÉxico y estados unidos por vÍa terrestre a personas completamente vacunados. >> se cambiÓ el ingreso a personas completamente vacunadas, sÓlo no pueden entrar turistas. marÍa: esta noticia llenÓ de alegrÍa a tamara, que tiene familia en mÉxico. >> mi hermana vive en tijuana. estoy feliz. fue difÍcil para ellos venir a estados unidos. marÍa: incluso, se

downtown san jose at 72 degrees. let's bring it to the east bay, closer to the water, still in the 60s through oakland and hayward. 74 in concord, 71 in livermore. 70s down here toward palo alto and atherton. san mateo at 67. san francisco stays chilly, but you're going up a few degrees here. 67 in the mission, and winds not too gusty here either, out of the west at 9. through the north bay, 70s are back. just what you need to help you maybe clean up the front or back yard after some of that storm damage. this will be a lot easier for you to do with that sunshine and warmer temperatures. so it's looking really similar to this as we head through the next couple days. i want to fast forward things into next week and that possible rain chance we have coming ip. it doesn't look like anything as strong as what we went through, but you'll see the green and yellow color here, that's a quarter to a half inch we're looking at here, widespread through the bay area. again, next monday and also on tuesday. so on my seven-day for