santa clara university right here at stevens stadium and also at santa clara high school are some of the track and field event will be. but let's talk weather, shall we? because get great weather for today and also this weekend. let's start with a look in the south bay. i'm in santa clara. so let's talk san jose weather, shall we? let's look at the temperatures there. and right now they are sitting at a lovely 84 degrees. notice the wind has picked up there, but 10 miles per hour out of the northwest. as we take a look here at storm tracker, you can see the whole state really basking in the sunshine with the exception of a little bit of the coastal clouds that are still hanging on. and certainly you see that a bit along the peninsula. but the north bay has gotten some pretty decent clearing today. temperatures showing that we have warmed up inland. in fact, take a look at fairfield right now. 95 degrees. we are at 89 up in santa rosa, but 90 in nevada, 92 in livermore and nice 80's. as i mentioned, the south bay, san francisco. 65 and oakland coming in and about 70 degrees. so the wi

upper 70s to low 80s down into the santa clara valley.ack in the upper 50s, because the reason that we're seeing a heat up inland is due to offshore winds, allowing for drier and warmer weather to begin to make its way across the central valley of california, and including those inland places in the bay. so let's take a look at that, because it all has to do with wind direction, not necessarily wind speed. so yesterday wind speeds are definitely calmer, but today they're still coming in for more of that onshore direction and keeping those temperatures more seasonable. but tomorrow, even though some places will see some gustier conditions, the direction of the wind coming in from that offshore direction increases our temperatures, because there's going to be something called a backdoor slider storm system. basically, what it means is just moving across the central valley of california doesn't really impact us when it comes to moisture, but it changes the wind direction. and again, coming in from that offshore direction. not really great ne

here is santa clara. i met steven stadium where yes, the special olympics will be kicking off the games tonight with an awesome ceremony which are going to see. i can't wait to do that and see all the athletes and friends and then over the weekend there you games going to be going on. we've got great weather for that. so let's talk weather challis. take a look at things to take you first. now to the golden gate bridge where you can see that the sun is shining and the skies are blue. temperatures have been really nice today, but notice that we can see that things are warming up. that's for sure. >> take a look here. you can see already at the 80 degree mark in san jose. 83 in livermore and center is 82. so that's what's expected, right? is that those inland spots are going to get awfully warm little bit of a breeze out there. i don't mind saying it feels really nice where i am a san jose about 6 miles per hour. we could see up to 15 in san francisco and their stormtracker showing you that that marine layer

santa clara is already warning about possible traffic in the area. as you can probably imagine, more than 60,000 fans per concert before the concerts, metallica hosted a blood drive at levi's stadium today. it's part of a partnership with the band's all within my hands foundation and the american red cross. this is just one of many donor stops in the band's tour. donors get a limited edition metallica t shirt. i love metallica and i wanted to do something to give back to the community. blood drives across the country have been full. people have flown in from other states to come and give blood. yeah. okay. here's an insider tip. you ready for this? apparently they gave out free tickets today to some of the blood donors. so that's a great payoff. if you didn't make it today, the red cross blood donation center in san francisco on market street is also participating in this special blood drive through friday. so if you go, you just might score a free ticket. can't guarantee , but it just might happen. enjoy the concert as well. all right. it's going to

our robert honda is talking to the santa clara countyheriff's office about it. a 21 year old missing woman from the bay area. the reason the fbi is now involved in this search, and it's getting harder for people to make it in the bay. our scott budman has new numbers on rent and tells us if they're expected to go up or down this year. but let's begin with ice activity in san francisco. attorneys at immigration courts claim ice agents are changing tactics as they continue detaining people during what are supposed to be routine immigration court hearings. they don't stay back. do not impede this arrest, you understand? stay back. today, we watched as two men were led out of an immigration court in san francisco. you can hear one of those agents telling us to stay back. attorneys with the immigration rapid response network say one of the men detained today appeared before a judge this morning. the government made a motion to dismiss his case, clearing the way for ice to detain him. but the judge denied that request, ruling in the man's favor. despite that, ice deta

one of those places, the santa clara valley, looking down at san jose. clear skies. this evening, we are going to be seeing that coastal fog and mist drizzle starting to spread back out already, and that will thicken up as we head through tonight. but it's not going to be as widespread or as far inland by early tomorrow morning. so that modest warming trend is going to continue. temperatures are going to peak friday and saturday for inland parts of the bay area, a few degrees above average, but no record heat in store for us. no extreme heat in store for us. and then we're kind of back to just normal warm temperatures as we finish the month of june and head into early july. switching perspectives. this is the view from the mark hopkins hotel. and there is the fog already spreading downtown is o degrees, and it's just a few degrees warmer than that across the bay in oakland, mid 60s in san jose, upper 60s in livermore and still low to mid 70s in santa rosa and concord. you were some of the warm spots earlier today, and you're still holding on to some of that warmth ri

santa clara baby. >> a welcome home to one of metal's greatest bands.ca on their m-72 north america tour. >> they're just magic. like the energy, the engagement with the fans, the transformation over the years. it's like, this is this will be my 50th show. and it's never the same. it's always a different experience. >> fans lined up as early as 11 a.m. friday to claim their spot for general admission floor seats, because nothing else matters than to see lars, james and the crew rock up close, even if it's your 70th time seeing them. like brenda from milwaukee. >> you got to get the rail, you got to get the front row. the action with, you know, rob coming up to you shaking your hand and saying hi. and it's just the experience of being there like right in the front. >> attending the show is one thing, but the memory remains. if you grab a piece of merch just down the road, fans hit the metallica pop up shop to lock down santa clara exclusive merch, a reminder of the chance to see metallica in their home, the bay area, even if that means traveling in from

it's getting gusty here in santa clara. you can see the wind there in san jose about 16 miles per hour. but boy, it's really kicking in san francisco where you've got sustained winds right now of 23 miles per hour and gusts that are way higher than that. stormtracker showing you that beautiful sunshine all throughout the bay area and not just here, folks that zoom out. looking pretty good. clouds still hanging out in spots right along the coastline in monterey. certainly one of them. but we're looking good. so the next couple of days we're going to see the temperatures tick down just a little bit tomorrow and a little bit more as we get into sunday. but we're going to have sunshine in the afternoon both of those days. so today, the hottest day of the week and the weekend looking really good. if you have plans to come out here to santa clara. >> to cheer on the special olympics athletes or maybe you're going to the pride parade in san francisco on sunday. weather is on your side for all of that. so definitely make your plans

>>>>well, that's in santa clara today. the special olympics in northern california held their summer 2025 summer games, featuring over 1000 athletes participating in track and field, tennis, swimming and bocce ball. the events continue tomorrow at santa clara university, with nearly three dozen counties represented in the competition. with the way the giants have been playing, the hottest bats in san francisco may not be on the diamond, but on the cricket pitch instead, with the san francisco unicorns on a bit of a hot streak, itay hod explains what's behind the bay area's cricket craze. >>>>most people here cricket and think of a backyard bug that just won't pipe down. but inside this pleasanton training facility, cricket means something else entirely. fast ..., flat bats in a sport chirping its way into america's lineup. >>>>i saw my dad playing with his friends out in like, the community parks and all, so i gave it a shot. >>>>23 year old vatsal vaghela suits up for the san ramon grizzlies, a minor league club with majo

el condado de santa clara asigna fondos adicionales para organizaciones. para la red de respuesta rápida . >> irán followed strategy meant to safeguard its . >> protesta en san francisco en rechazo a cualquier tipo de participación del país en un conflicto bélico con irán . y hay dinero disponible para la educación de sus hijos. le diremos cómo obtener la ayuda de esos programas. >> y ahora noticias univisión 14 xola a las 11. >> muy buenas noches les saluda maría antonieta mejía . muchísimas gracias que nos acompañan y por segundo día consecutivo. hoy pgn implementó cortes de energía en diferentes zonas de los condados de alameda contra costa y santa clara. esto debido a las condiciones ventosas y secas que aumentan el riesgo de incendios forestales. la empresa de electricidad dijo que esta medida busca prevenir daños causados por el viento y además minimizar el riesgo de incendios de rápida propagación en zonas con vegetación seca . peje dijo que más de 100 clientes permanecen sin servicio eléctrico desde el jueves. y justo ya que estamos hablando de inc

así que el condado de santa clara quiere ayudar.quí en pantalla y deben demostrar que ocupa cuidado infantil, ya sea por empleo, búsqueda de vivienda permanente, incapacidad, etcétera si califica, tendrá que mostrar un comprobante de ingresos, vacunas del niño, certificados de nacimiento y otros documentos importantes. el condado entiende que solo porque no califica no quiere decir que no necesita ayuda. así que también tienen una lista de programas que ofrecen cuidado infantil gratis o a bajo costo que no cuentan con esos mismos requisitos. tenemos esa lista, además de más información sobre el programa ap en nuestra página web para tu dinero y tu familia. soy diana san juan. qué tal? qué gusto saludarles pues hoy en noticias telemundo, el departamento de justicia confirmó hoy que ice detendrá y expulsará a kilmar abrego garcía tan pronto salga en libertad. el inmigrante salvadoreño, deportado en marzo por error, está detenido en tennessee, acusado de tráfico humano. además, recorremos en exclusiva las obras de remodelación en el ae

impacte de santa clara.ivo para la copa mundial de la fifa. muchachas, de momento indica 364 días, 17 horas y algunos minutos, y eso indica que estamos ya en plena espera de lo que será el magno evento, que lo vamos a disfrutar por nuestra pantalla. a las 5 y 30 les tendremos más detalles de la gran pregunta que se hacen todos los aficionados. cómo conseguir los boletos para este evento? claro, 364 días y contando. bueno, tú fuiste muy preciso. no, max? los minutos y segundos. muy bien, ya estamos listos. y se puede decir que también es la primera vez que regresa la copa mundial desde 1994. no. al menos acá en el norte de de américa. sí, correcto. al igual que en 1994, vamos a tener 6 partidos, en este caso 5 de la fase de grupos y 1 de la ronda de 32, porque ahora hay 48 selecciones y hay más partidos y hay más rondas de eliminación directa, así que será miryam una gran, gran fiesta. muy bien, así será. gracias, max. ya estamos preparados. y regresamos contigo a las 05:30. avanzamos. vamos a cambiar complet

the santa clara county sheriff's office wants the public to know not only is this happening, but it's what ice is legally allowed to do. >> i think many times people want the sheriff's office to intervene, and the reality is we can't do that by law. >> on average, about 75 people or more are released every day at elmwood, the sheriff's office said ice has detained four people there the last three weeks. last week, one man was taken into custody by ice agents in the lobby dressed in plain clothing. >> there was no skirmish, there was no uh. it was done very respectfully, but it was very shocking to the wife of that person. this is something new that we have seen where agents are showing up. >> the sheriff's office wants to be clear. they do not share criminal history with ice for civil immigration purposes. these federal agents are finding people through public data. >> if ice identifies themselves or if they don't identify themselves, if they are asking for public information, we have to provide that public information. >> when it comes to serious concerns and fear within the undocume

they'll hand it off to santa clara county tomorrow.s where the summer games are happening this weekend at santa clara university. opening ceremony, by the way, is friday. that's a nice event. that's going to be a good weekend. all right, before we go, jeff, jessica's birthday forecast here. yes, yes, i will continue to celebrate. yes, it's a weekend event. it's a huge event. and look, tomorrow we've got 50s in the morning. some patchy fog, 89 and sunny by the afternoon. some low 90s friday and saturday. perfecto. thank yo yes. very nice. >>> tonight, president trump on the world stage, saying tonight the u.s. and iran will meet. president trump firing back about an early intel assessment of the u.s. strikes on iranian nuclear sites. arguing they have been obliterated, and why he says he does not need a nuclear agreement withth iran. our kelly o'donnell questioning him in the

they'll hand it off to santa clara county tomorrow.appening this weekend at santa clara university. opening ceremony, by the way, is friday. that's a nice event. that's going to be a good weekend. all right, before we go, jeff, jessica's birthday forecast here. yes, yes, i will continue to celebrate. yes, it's a weekend event. it's a huge event. and look, tomorrow we've got 50s in the morning. some patchy fog, 89 and sunny by the afternoon. some low 90s friday

that means we need some good viewing conditions on 4th of july and vallejo and santa clara as well. and leave it to the professionals, please. yes. you know, it's so dry out there, the temperatures very summer like. and then, of course, we've got that summer fog at the coast that's been helping keep us cool, comfortable, especially into the early morning hours before we really see the sun heat us up. so what can we see around the coast right now? well, let's take a look at our live cameras throughout the bay area. the temperatures still in those 90s for walnut creek, one of our warmest spots. meanwhile, look at that. you can't even make out the golden gate bridge anymore because of that fog at 62 in san francisco. oakland 65, and then a comfortable 75 right there in san jose. so what are we looking at tonight and into tomorrow? that high pressure is going to stick around. very normal for this june pattern to see these clouds linger io the early morning hours as well. and how did we fare out today compared to the average. well, no record highs, but we did get pretty hot in a lot of s

the santa clara county sheriff's office wants the public to know not only is this happening, but it's what ice is legally allowed to do. >> i think many times people want the sheriff's office to intervene, and the reality is we can't do that by law. >> on average, about 75 people or more are released every day at elmwood, the sheriff's office said ice has detained four people there the last three weeks. last week, one man was taken into custody by ice agents in the lobby dressed in plain clothing. >> there was no skirmish, there was no uh. it was done very respectfully, but it was very shocking to the wife of that person. this is something new that we have seen where agents are showing up. >> the sheriff's office wants to be clear. they do not share criminal history with ice for civil immigration purposes. these federal agents are finding people through public data. >> if ice identifies themselves or if they don't identify themselves, if they are asking for public information, we have to provide that public information. >> when it comes to serious concerns and fear within the undocume

it's along highway one. 51 in dinosaur point road burning along the pacheco pass in santa clara county, about 30 miles east of gilroy right near the san luis reservoir. you can see from this time lapse video with this pg e camera. there's a good amount of wind at last check. it's burned through 200 acres and it is now 45% contained. >> we are definitely in fire season now. kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with what the conditions are like out there. one. right now you get the afternoons like this. you that all that hot in the central valley rising up and then you get that cool, dense air coming in behind it from the ocean. that's your sea breeze that we generally get at this time of year. we're looking at that right now ramping up in those areas, got some very warm temperatures and so in and around that area, you'll notice a long one. 52, that is very dry. lot of grass out there. the good news is there are not many homes that could possibly burn, but those fires to run quite a bit, especially in these kind of conditions taking in for a closer look there you see t

es victoria y en el condado santa clara habrá fondos adicionales para organizaciones que ayudan a loss y para la red de respuesta rápida. lo que ayudará a fortalecer los servicios que brindan a la comunidad inmigrante en estos momentos de incertidumbre por la amenaza de redadas y operativos de inmigración. hay millones más que van a ser destinados. >> a la red de respuesta rápida y a otros proveedores de servicios para informar a la comunidad inmigrantes. sabemos que hay mucho miedo en este momento y lo más importante es que estos proveedores que ahora son un total de 24 proveedores, van a poder decirle a la gente qué es lo que tienen que hacer para mantenerse seguros. >> según la directora de comunicaciones del condado . esos fondos adicionales servirán a las organizaciones comunitarias y a la red de respuesta rápida para continuar brindando talleres informativos y servicios legales para los inmigrantes. >> vamos a incrementar a casi 1 millón de dólares la cantidad que le damos a la red de respuesta rápida. eso va a ayudar a que haya más personas entrenadas que a su vez hablan con la

philippe djegal reports on that from santa clara. >> metallica and blood.h and saving lives. pay it off. you can donate blood coming while the iconic heavy metal band stops its tour in santa clara for 2 concerts at levi's stadium friday and sunday. on wednesday, the band's foundation all within my hands teaming up the american red cross signet consideration. the average blood drive collects around 30 donors. this is 3 blood drives in one all happening in one more than 100 donors lured to the blood drive with the promise of a free metallica and red cross t-shirt. plus one free ticket to one of the show's very first rock concert was metallica. opening up see as part of the cow palace when i was 14 to this day, charlie heart remains a big fan and was inspired by the group to drop her arm and give you've ever known somebody that's been in a tragic accident and having platelets or bone marrow, a things can save lives red cross spokesperson justin miller says about 20% of the charitable organizations. blood donations come from high schools and colleges. so when c

hill, some east bay hills by santa clara hills. they are near critical fire weather conditions. it doesn't mean we have a watch or warning, but it means we've got to kind of pay attention to that gusts possible. as i showed you up to about 40 miles per hour, lowering those humidity levels. so today is a day to keep fire safety. top of mind help the firefighters out just means making good choices about what you're doing. when we get into these situations. now, the one thing that's helping us out today, temperatures are pulling back in spots like, you know, conquer. we got up to 96 degrees yesterday. not going to be the case today. you can see right now we're 50's in san francisco 60's around the bay and just some nice, pleasant 70's as we head inland. and today the highs will actually be instead of well above average below average. so we're looking out to top out in the upper 70's low 80's for my inland spots. much closer to where we should be this time of year. in fact, a little bit cooler. when come back in a bit, we'll talk about

north bay, east bay, and also the santa clara valley.alate to 35mph. this is the area of low pressure dropping down into the bay area, pulling down that cool air mass, increasing the winds, lowering the humidity. overall, not a bad day as far as your temperatures are concerned. pretty seasonal. it's just yesterday. we're in the mid 90s today, dropping to the low 80s in the east bay. 82, santa rosa, 72 san jose and 62 in san francisco. five-day forecast still ahead. >> all right, roberta, thank you. a new crackdown in south lake tahoe. vacation rentals can stay, but not without stricter rules. why? some say it's a win and others are calling it a buzzkill. >> then we continue our fox local zip trip season to san jose's japantown neighborhood tomorrow. look, we love a good road trip and we'd love to see your pictures of adventure behind the wheel. scan the qr code on your screen to upload your photos and videos of your favorite road trips. we would love to share them during our next fox local zip trip, which is tomorrow down in the south y.

the santa clara, santa clara county da's office has now named harry nickerson as her killer. he was 16 at the time and was a suspect back then, but police weren't able to make the charges stick. investigators cracked the case this year when they spoke to a family member, who says nickerson confessed to the killing. >>according to the detective that conducted the interview, the witness got emotional about the incident and i think felt a lot of guilt about keeping the secret. >>well, nickerson died by suicide in 1993 after several run ins with the law. the victim's family say they're grateful to finally have answers. even if the killer can't face justice. well, in san francisco, you may have to pay more to use mobile phones to pay for parking. the board is holding a hearing today to raise the mobile parking payment fee from $0.10 to $0.35. the provisions for increases up to $0.39. the proposed hike is to match the transaction service fee sfmta pays to its mobile payment contractors. and the trump administration is threatening legal trouble for california public schools if they

first match will be santa clara will be saturday, june 13th. and of course, stay with us this entire week as we highlight the road to the world cup. we have coverage on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. also, we're always streaming on roku and lots of other platforms. jeff. soccer is coming. it's going to be so exciting. i know it's going to be wild. i mean, just so many things leading up to that. and we got to put on some good weather for all this stuff. you are in the hot seat. yeah, we literally we are. and look over the next ten days that weather is going to come through for us here in that forecast. we're going to talk more about the weather pattern and what's happening with it, and how this is going to be shaping our forecast here in the coming days. let's go ahead and take it outside right now here to san jose, where we do have mostly sunny skies. we had plenty of upper 70s today, a few low 80s in the south bay right now, dropping down to 69 degrees from that cooler ocean breeze, and we'll see plenty of 50s and 60s later on tonight. now

the clock will travel to various locations around santa clara over the next year. this is the moment that that we've been building towards and that's, you know, what can we do to show off what the bay area looks like on the world stage? the bay area is one of 16 host sites. tens of thousands of fans are expected to visit the region for the global soccer spectacle. the host committee projects the tournament will inject as much as $370 million into the local economy. what's up bro? but today's celebration was not just about the economic impact or the games next year. it's about what will happen when the world's game comes to the bay area. and the reality is the world cup changes lives. it changes communities. it chang dreams. it creates dreams. it did that for me back in 94 when brazil descended upon los gatos. and we can't wait to provide that opportunity for the next generation. ian cull nbc bay area news. i remember back in 94 and los gatos was just taken over by the by the brazilian. good time was fun. we are 365 days away and we are your home for all things bay

we begin in the south bay and a record number of homeless residents in santa clara county. a new report shows the county's homeless population at a record number this year, with the point in time count indicating an 8% increase over the last count back in 2023. >>and that increase has led to some controversial solutions being proposed, one by the mayor in san jose who would make homeless people liable to be arrested after rejecting three offers of shelter. dahlin's got the story. >>santa clara county and its city spend hundreds of millions of dollars each year to combat homelessness. yet the problem continues to grow. the latest count shows more than 10,000 people are living on the >>streets. >>a drive around town makes it easy to see the growing number of homeless people in santa clara >>county. so far i've had i've heard nothing from them, nothing. zero >>san jose native ray rodriguez has been trying to get into temporary housing ever since he became homeless. eight years >>ago. i was a machinist for 28 years and i was also a truck driver for like i don't know, 12, 15 yea

>>so fire crews in santa clara county spent the night fighting a grass fire. the dino fire charred 266 acres. right now, as we look at some of the video and pictures that they've supplied us, it's 65% contained. so score one for firefighters for getting it more than halfway contained winds push those flames. you can see up those grassy hills at eastbound highway 152 at dinosaur point road, over by the pacheco pass yesterday afternoon. you can see smoke for miles. also, cal fire sending us the picture of that fire retardant being dropped. no reports, though this morning of any damage or injuries, but we're watching this one closely. president trump set to sign three resolutions today to revoke california's nation leading vehicle emission standards. that includes a new rule banning the sale of new gas powered cars by 2035. state attorney general rob bonta promising a fight, saying he plans to sue once trump signs those much talked about resolutions. looking live at oakland right now, facing a major $245 million budget shortfall, oakland leaders passed a new two

thank you so much for what you're doing for our youth out in south santa clara.k you for having us. damian: gracias, any time. thank you, shirley. shirley: have a good day. damian: you as well. damian: well, this is a great, fafascinatinprogram. thanks to sabor del valle and the office of supervisor sylvia arenas. it's a youth entrepreneurial program. up next on "comunidad del valle" bringing vital services to communities across the bay area through rotacare--stay with us. - my childhood was tough. i didn't grow up in a warm, supportive home, so the trauma i went through led to something called toxic stress. but it's gonna be different for my son. i'm giving him the protection he needs to defend against it. by taking time to play, even on long days. - by offering extra patience, even when it's running short. - and giving him the assurance that he's safe here. learn more at first5california.com. damian: rotacare is bringing vital services to many communities across the bay area. j.p. sahi is the head head of the organization, the ceo. she's on "comunidad del valle

south bay chipmaker plans to cut 100 jobs at four santa clara locations.ompany says it's the first cut in a wider plan to slash nearly a quarter of its workforce. intel will also close its automotive automotive division. legendary silicon valley company has been dealing with a massive drop in sales and growing reports that it's failed to keep up with the ai revolution. well, ice agents and federal immigration officers have become a more common sight in the south bay, but santa clara county has labeled itself a sanctuary county. that means local law enforcement agencies aren't supposed to assist ice with any immigration arrests. is that rule and policy being followed? nbc's robert honda joins us from the county jail facility in milpitas, santa clara county says it releases about 75 people a day from custody, including here at its elmwood facility. sheriff personnel are supposed to follow the same procedures, with each one including anyone ice is waiting for. but some community groups say that's not the way it's supposed to happen. for the most part, it appe

so that means parts of alameda, contra costa and santa clara counties could go dark. gusty winds will pick up late tonight through late saturday and will begin to ease by early sunday. this would not be very widespread. we're looking at certain pockets here in the bay area, primarily in alameda county, contra costa county, and a very, very small group in santa clara county. it would be fewer than 1000 customers. okay, so by the way, you can sign up for alerts at pg&e website. we'll also be sending out updates through our nbc bay area news app with meteorologist vianey arana. now, who's been keeping an eye on the winds for us. how strong are those winds expected to get? well, were anywhere near breezy to gusty really, depending on the elevation. also, the location is going to be a key component, but everywhere you look there is dry brush. so it will be a concern as we inch ahead even though we're going to cool off. you can see in walnut creek clear skies there. it's been beautiful, but walnut creek still at this hour. one of the warmest spots on the map. now we've got

. >> both candidates are endorsed by the santa clara county democratic party. chavez-lopez is the executive director of the latino coalition of silicon valley and serves as chairman of the san jose planning commission. he made it to the runoff by beating matthew can by just 6 single vote does count. you've got intel. 8 o'clock tonight to cast a ballot here at the polls. you can also drop off your ballot at multiple locations around the area. and of course, you've got to live in district 3 to take part in this election. back to you. all right. thanks a lot, joey. >> 709, is the time. another developing story this morning, the san mateo county board of supervisors is set to hold a special meeting on the future of embattled sheriff christina corpus. this comes after officials say the sheriff violated the law and obstructed an investigation into her conduct. kron four's will tran is live in san mateo county with what happens now. will. >> one of the meeting will take place in 50 minutes from now. they are going to look at a recommendation from cemetery. san mateo c

in santa clara unit, we have 16 engines and three dozers and three crews available to respond to any incident. for many, it's day two of the public safety power shutoffs. the generator i can use to keep my refrigerator and freezer to keep from losing food and whatever, and unplug it and plug something else in for a minute or whatever. but i don't have any water. this generator isn't strong enough to run the water pumps that serve the torres home and their farm, and like a lot of the area, her property is very dry, as if there was a little fire or something he that we could put out. we couldn't do anything. meantime, pg&e says additional public safety power shut offs are possible. we know that this weather may continue, and that's why we may have to do sort of a second round to this psps, but it would be a lot smaller. and cal fire recommends staying vigilant. and if you are going to be doing yard work, do it in the morning in livermore. i'm jocelyn moran, nbc bay area news. it was a busy day for fire crews across the bay area. small brush fire broke out in redwood city. this happened

in santa clara county. this fire is at highway 152 at dinosaur point road and pacheco pass in santa clara county. it started just before three this afternoon, and you can see a little bit of the flames there. this smoke is going to be seen for miles because this is coming up and out of there. what we know at this point is that it has burned 150 acres. at this point, it is 10% contained. there are a lot of resources on the ground. we know there are 18 engines, a couple water tenders. there's a helicopter over that area and already a couple of dozers and hand crews, cal fire telling us there are 105 people fighting this fire right now. and on the scene you see highway 152 at the top of your screen. there, though, traffic does seem to be moving along, so it doesn't seem to be affecting the folks, although people are slowing down. and as skyfox zooms in, you can see some of the fire personnel along that roadway. what cal fire is saying at this point is that you've got wind they're dealing with, and you can see

's 69 degrees in santa clara, 70 for campbell. in union city, dublin. 69 68 signal. 75 walnut creek. that's one of the warmer spots. and so is concord at 76. only a couple days ago, we were like 96 degrees. so what a drop in temperatures. 78 not bill. 75 santa rosa. absolutely lovely day. here's a look at the next 7 days. it's clearing. it's breezy. we keep things cool. by sunday. the breezes relax. and i think we don't worry so much about the fire weather. we're in for a lovely start to summer. it starts tonight and we'll have their first full weekend of summer coming right up. that's the latest from whether have gotten traffic way. not all right. >> we'll see mostly green on the map. that's from the east bay all the way down to the south bay. are traveling of the north bay. you're making really good time. they bridge right now. 16 minutes traveling into the city. no accidents. there 14 along the san mateo bridge. so pretty easy getting off and on. 22 minutes along 80 croghan on towards the maze. a little slow as you're traveling

enjoy the comfortable heat all the way down into the santa clara valley. mid 70s. honestly really nice for this time of year, but definitely below normal for those inland areas. the cloud coverage is keeping our temperatures cooler along the coast, and it's going to continue to stream in overnight tonight. likely going to be waking up early tomorrow morning to more of those misty air conditions. but by tomorrow afternoon, although we are expecting that thicker cloud coverage to stick around, it's going to get a bit thinner tomorrow and continue to thin out into thursday and friday as warmer temperatures begin to make their way into the bay area. so yes, today it's cooler than yesterday in 5 to 10 degrees below average for this time of year. as those winds continue to gust anywhere from 25 to 35 miles an hour this afternoon. tomorrow it will be slightly less windy as again low pressure will begin to depart. there will still be that early morning layer of fog, but by the afternoon things will begin to dry out, clear out and then warmer temperatures will be arriving b

santa clara valley. we're expecting 70s and 80s there, all the way up into santa rosa. that's what i wanted to talk about. we have upper 80s today with low 80s throughout the rest of wine country, and areas like napa stretched all the way down into vallejo, too. there's some 70s mixed in there closer to oakland, and 70 stretched all the way down into san jose as well. now there's some changes. as we head into the next couple days. we're going to continue to see this warming trend until wednesday. starting to cool right back down as we head into thursday. friday still with sunny skies for the most part, tomorrow is going to be one of the cloudier days. i'll talk more about that coming up in just a bit for now. over to you. >>first alert weather brought to you by aaa insurance. get a quote today. >>and let's take a look at the roadways right now. if you're getting ready to head out the door over towards the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights are on and it is already busy. look at that. has a lot of tra

live weather camera looking out towards the santa clara valley.quality advisory in effect not as spare the air day. just a little haze from some smoke particles getting caught up in the wind flow from last night's summersville fire. in fact, we do have escalated fire danger today all the way through sunday. this is because our winds will be increasing up to 35mph. some gusts though, however, along the sea shore and elevated areas like the mount diablo area, mount tam, mount hamilton all the way up to 2500ft at times 50 mile per hour winds. the relative humidity, relative humidity 15 to 25% that is, dry temperatures into the 50. it's not the heat that's promoting that elevated fire danger, it's that the winds, they will continue to increase throughout the day. right now 25 in concord, windy. because of this, this area of low pressure, it's taken a huge nosedive into southerly fashion, drawing down that cooler dry air mass resulting in low relative humidity and those gusty winds. so with our temperatures coming down down from 96 degrees to 80 degree

>>up next, a fire this afternoon on a santa clara county hillside. the destruction that it caused also. we're talking weight loss drugs. they're not just for movie stars, but they may soon be able to be the only ones able to afford them. up next, why some insurance coverage for these drugs may soon go away. >>it's another cool day across the bay area, with temperatures only in the low to mid 70s. for inland communities, a good 5 to 10 degrees below what's normal for the middle of june. but we're going to add some 80s back to the map tomorrow. details on how long it will last. coming up in the first alert f there's a flex alert, and team california is playing it cool. pre-cooling before 4 pm? that's cold. but can they turn it up in the fourth? fans are going crazy! another big win for team california. the power is ours. >>democratic lawmakers in sacramento are pushing back on some of governor newsom's proposed cuts to state health care and social services to try and close california's $12 billion budget deficit. instead, they want to borrow from other

meanwhile, workers with the santa clara valley medical center asking for the public's help. they're trying to identify this guy. he was. taking into scott to be in 30's or 40's about 5, 9, 150 pounds. it was found wearing a light blue. put it shirt with blue jeans. workers say he was involved in some kind of incident. april 25th on the caltrain tracks in santa clara officials are looking for his family or anyone who might to notify them about his medical situation or otherwise. if you have any info about who this is, you're asked to call the santa clara valley medical center. >> a new report claims that developers are allegedly buying up properties in the eaton fire burn area in southern california. according to the la times around 145 burned. lot have sold so far and around 100. others are currently listed with dozens more in escrow the identities of the buyers. not clear but real estate records suggest that developers are buying the lion's share of these lot. the numbers far outpace the palisades burn area where less than 60 lots have sold since the fire and roughly 180 ar

we jump up to 64 degrees, nearly 70 across the santa clara valley. in santa rosa and to the east, a pair of sixes in pleasanton, livermore and dublin. but boy, it is gusty as far as the winds are concerned. a blustery evening in progress across the entire bay area, not just one section like around the central bay. oh no. it is gusty as far as the winds are blowing and reporting at this hour, 32mph in napa. humidity. you're going to see a lot of this because the humidity is low. and that's because of those whipping winds and the cooler air mass. so through the weekend we have elevated fire danger with winds continuing all the way through saturday night. those gusty winds up to 50mph. the higher elevations above 2000ft. humidity drops to 15% throughout the north bay, east bay, and portions of the santa clara valley. now we have a red flag warning in effect. that's for the central valley, but also solano county. so i'm talking about you and fairfield, also vallejo, benicia, martinez, american canyon area of low pressure. well, to the north of the bay ar

and we start to see 70's heading south tim towards mountain view and santa clara county, mid 70's in san jose. a few low 80's in morgan hill in los gatos. similar situation in the tri valley. dublin is low 70's livermore. you're about to low 80's today and sixties along union city and hayward and then similar temperatures around with us. i'm seeing some mild weather here. some low 60's around oakland and berkeley. warmer in vacaville, upper 80's. there and some upper 70's in wine country, napa and sonoma marin county are seeing some 70's today and in santa rosa as well. now we do have another coastal flood advisory later on tonight. so, you know, those trails and parking lots that tend to get flooded. this will be until about 8 o'clock tonight until midnight. and here's the 7 day forecast. we're holding on to the 80's. we warm up. the temperatures do rebound after tomorrow and then we still hold on to the 70's and 60's around the bay and just some quiet weather for the week arena. >> that is clear. but we have residual delays along 80 for everybody. that was stuck on that crash. 42 m

. >> in the south bay, the city of santa clara is kicking off its one-year countdown to the 2026 fifaat levi stadium. football's come and cut for charles clifford is in santa clara with the latest. >> well, in summer 2026 s ccer fans will be coming here to levi stadium, too. check out one of the 6 world cup matches organizers in the city of santa clara say they're very excited, but there's a lot of work to do to get ready and some hurdles to overcome before the games begin. outside levi's stadium wednesday morning, the city of santa clara and the bay area host committee celebrated the one-year mark until the start of the 2026 world cup. >> what is considered to be the world's largest sports tournament will run from june 11th to july 19th with games being played in 16 cities across north america. a total of 6 games we played here at levi stadium one year from today. we will welcome the world to the bay area. >> saline john muhammad is president ceo of the bay area host committee. he says there is a lot of work going on behind the scenes to get ready. the field inside levi's has been ex

he's been booked into the santa clara county jail for murder. police have not yet identified the victim or what may have led to the killing. a brazen break-in attempt at a jewelry store in dublin this afternoon. dublin police say around 2 a group rammed into the gates of the j jewelers on dublin boulevard with the car. >> however, the store owner had proactively removed all merchandise from display cases leaving the would-be thieves empty-handed. police say the suspects abandoned what they discovered was a stolen vehicle that was used in the break-in. they are still looking for those suspects. a driver is recovering in the hospital tonight after their car crashed off a cliff at gleason beach. take a look at this. this is about 30 miles west of santa rosa. chp officers responding to that crash off highway one just before 4 o'clock. this afternoon. they say that car fell about 100 feet. you can see it almost basically fell on its roof. the driver, though, survived this crash had to be extricated from the vehicle. they were taken to the hospital. t

santa clara county is investing investing in immigration support services.s immigration enforcement escalates. thee countyty has approved spending more than $8 million of its budget on immigration related services. that money is on top of the $5 million that was approved by the board of supervisors last year. the funding will be used to pay for legal services, outreach and rapid response. a fight tonight to save two immigrant owned businesses in san francisco, community leaders, small business advocates and locals gathered in the castro tonight. they rallied against the pending evictions of castro coffee company and the castro nail salon. both businesses are owned by a family that immigrated from the west bank back in the 1960s, and has operated in the castro since 1982. we're here to support castro coffee company and castro nail salon to beloved legacy businesses that have served the castro for decades and are now at threat of being evicted because of a speculative landlord corporate greed. now the family learned their lease would not be renewed back in jan

. >> the santa clara valley medical center is asking for help identifying this patient. they say that this is a man between is 30's 40's. he's 5 feet. 9 inches tall. weighs about 150 pounds. he was found wearing a light blue hooded shirt with blue jeans and he was involved in an incident on april. 25th on the caltrain tracks in santa clara officials are looking for his family to notify them of his medical situation. if you have any information you're being asked to call the santa clara valley medical center. >> well, a pleasant surprise. if you're still using gas to fill up in most of us are aaa says prices have dropped. you probably noticed it as summer kicks off the average price for a gallon of regular in california for 73. that's down $0.8 from last week. aaa says june gas prices haven't been this low since 2021, the lowest prices in the bay. right now we're in solano and santa clara counties where people on average are paying for it for a gallon of regular. >> still ahead on kron for news at 6 copper thieves are getting schools, transit systems, street lights, even

and the unincorporated areas of santa clara county are impacted by this. you get a good look at the map on our website and of course, we'll keep you updated. the thing to know about this is that the power outages we've heard of so far are expected to last until saturday. >> how difficult it is for customers to have their power shut off proactively. so we don't do these lightly. but if we have enough of those factors, safety is our number one priority. >> again, you can go to the pg e website and check to see if your neighborhood is included and utilities say they will notify anybody before the power is shut off in their area. and also if you're affected, they will have community resource centers open. there are new strict fire safety standards in place for the city of berkeley. the council just adopted a new code and it's called the amber plan. it bans flammable things from 5 feet of homes in high-risk areas. trees, shrubs, vegetation, certain types of fencing and other potentially flammable items are now banned. and this is affecting about 1000 homes in p

y con él, una advertencia de los bomberos del condado santa clara. concurrida y el gobernador newsom ofrecerá hablar sobre la posible eliminación de los fondos - ¿has oído hablar del estrés tóxico? se puede desarrollar en personas que viven traumas de niños y no reciben el apoyo necesario. entonces, cuando ellos tienen hijos, se les puede hacer difícil ser los padres que quieren ser. - aprende más en first5california.com. gran espectáculo de fuegos artificiales este 4 de julio al este de san josé y estará acompañado de un festival en lake cunningham. pero el día festivo también trae una advertencia de todos los jefes de bomberos del condado de santa clara. damián trujillo de nuestra estación hermana en bici bay area con más información. hoy los equipos estuvieron muy ocupados removiendo los arbustos secos en el parque lake cunningham. están preparando el lugar para otro gran espectáculo de fuegos artificiales, una feria de recursos y una banda de cumbias en vivo. este año vamos a tener más recursos comunitarios. vamos a tener una banda, vamos a tener

it's going to happen tomorrow at levi stadium in santa clara. if you were to go, you could get some swag like a limited edition red cross and metallica t-shirt. a cool. >> a simple over well. it is by 16 and we are seeing the golden gate bridge love to see this view down towards the golden gate without any fog in at this morning. what a change from the past several mornings. it feels like every morning in june so far has come along with some morning gray, but not this one looking nice and clear. yesterday's low pressure area that skirted past the region created enough lift, mixing everything up. that's no condensed marine layer across the bay and nice and clear across the rest of the state to. already seen that loeb rushing right past as the dow excuse me as the exits the region. we are seeing high pressure ridge building in and that is going to result in what is going to be this warming forecast ahead of us. temperatures today into tomorrow will be climbing tomorrow being the very warmest one temps today in the 60's for san francisco and the co

. >> a former santa clara fraud prevention expert is being indicted for alleged fraud. 47 year old san jose resident faranak forouzan served as the senior manager of privacy and security at nvidia, and she's accused of submitting over 150 fraud prevention claims worth more than $100,000 against her tech companies health plan. this is between november of 2020 and january of 2024. firuzan allegedly altered bills by changing service dates and then fabricating entire documents, according to santa clara, da's office. providers verified that services listed in her claims were either not performed at all or were duplicate claims. she is facing numerous felony charges and is scheduled to be arraigned a month from today. a major construction project in san jose will suspend caltrain service to the station for the next eight months. crews are going to replace a 90 year old trestle bridge that carries the train over the guadalupe river. and so vta will operate some free busses between the san jose, diridon and tamyen stations every 30 to 40 minutes to get around that closure. south county connect

hoy en día, la red de respuesta rápida del condado de santa clara. 5 a seis años apoyando a la red de respuesta rápida. ok, este con 50.000 $ al año solamente. la organización amigos de guadalupe, que abogó por meses ante el concilio municipal para lograr este aumento de fondos, dice que esto les permitirá ayudar a más inmigrantes que necesiten defensa legal. si alguien es detenido, un ser querido tuyo es detenido, se activan los abogados, luego. luego para qué? para irte a buscar al centro de detención donde estás y para ver si se te puede ayudar a salir en fianza. también esperan mejorar y ampliar esos servicios. más abogados, verdad? invertir en abogados que puedan dar una consulta a nuestra comunidad. se pueden hacer coordinadores como un abogado que coordina todos los abogados. el concejal peter ortiz señala que los fondos también podrían brindar ayuda para evitar que las familias terminen en la calle cuando la persona detenida o deportada sea el principal proveedor de la casa. it could look like rental assistance podría ser asistencia de renta