el concejal perales hablÓ sobre esa medida. >> esta ley ya comenzÓ en 1992. no sÓlo en san josÉ sino en lugares como los Ángeles y otras ciudades mÁs grandes. paola por los departamentos e policÍa se opone a que se revoque la previsiÓn.ya que para ellos es una herramienta que garantiza la seguridad pÚblica. la propuesta debe ser analizada y debatida en una reuniÓn del consejo municipal. y a quÉ edad un adolescente de obtener su permiso para manejar. marÍa abriÓ con la patria de caminos sobre las restricciones y sobre proceso para que un menor pueda tener la primer licencia de conducir.ç >> muchos jÓvenes tendrÁn mÁs tiempo en sus manos.algunos estÁn aprendiendo a manejar. por eso la patrulla de caminos quiere que todos estÉn preparados para tomar este paso. >> puede tomar el examen escrito. a un permiso por seis meses.allÍ su hijo debe manejar por 50 horas. 10 de ellas en la noche. para hacer su cita para tener un examen de manejo, y cuando pase ese examen puede tener la licencia por un aÑo. >> la licencia significa que su hijo tendrÁ rest

de vivienda, seguridad, entre los candidatos se encontraron marcelo francisco mazzini chÁvez, raÚl perales, y mÁs mÉdico, quienes estuvieron la oportunidad de interactuar con los presentes. >> uno de los cambios principales que me gustarÍa ver, es que la educaciÓn de nuestros hijos sean de calidad como en las otras Áreas de san josÉ. los niÑos de san josÉ merecen una educaciÓn de calidad que los prepare para el futuro. reportera: en esta convocatoria tambiÉn estuvieron presente el alcalde san ricardo, y otras autoridades locales . presentador: ahÍ tiene la reuniÓn de los padres de familia con los 6 aspirantes a ocupar el cargo de alcalde en la ciudad de san josÉ. en el sur de la bahÍa, un grupo de trabajadores protestÓ esta maÑana contra la decisiÓn de cobrarle a los empleados por dejar en sus vehÍculos en el estacionamiento de esta zona comercial. >> no vamos a parar de pelear porque nos estÁn quitando dinero nuestras bolsas, y creemos que es injusto . presentador: detectives de la oficina del xerez del condado de sonora es lograron detener a martÍnez ni de 40 aÑos es

. >>> parte de esta iniciativa que menciona el concejal y candidato a alcalde raÚl perales es por ejemplo reducir el nÚmero de carriles en esas calles y aumentar seÑalizaciones de trÁnsito. >>> en condado contracosta la policÍa arrestÓ sospechosos de cometer incendios forestales, autoridades estÁn investigando si el sospechoso estÁ vinculado a otros siniestros reportados el fin de semana pasado. >>> y la administraciÓn federal de aviaciÓn dio detalles nuevos del accidente aÉreo en donde una avioneta se desplomÓ, no se sabe si las condiciones del tiempo fueron factor para el percance. las vÍctimas fueron (nombre en inglÉs) ambos residentes de sacramento. >>> hoy en una historia que verÁ solo aquÍ en telemundo 48, es la historia de una mujer que a pesar de ser vÍctima de trata de personas y adicta a las drogas y que incluso estuvo en la cÁrcel, dio un giro de 180 grados su vida y ahora comparte su experiencia para ayudar a otros. >>> comparte su historia para dar esperanza a otros, nos dice elizabeth quiroz que logrÓ asumir el pasado para aprender de Él. y nos comparte qu

es que el concejal y candidato a alcalde raÚl perales propone mÁs vigilancia donde suceden a menudo los percances, tambiÉn pretende reducir el nÚmero de carriles y aumentan las seÑalizaciones de trÁnsito. >>> en otros temas, las movilizaciones en favor del derecho al aborto continÚan, hoy en san francisco hubo una protesta donde se pronunciaron en contra del mÁximo tribunal ante la posible anulaciÓn de la ley vigente desde 1973. >>> en mÁs asuntos, hay preocupaciÓn en estados unidos y otros paÍses del mundo por el reporte de un raro brote de hepatitis en niÑos. aunque los cdc desconocen todavÍa la causa, los mÉdicos piden a los padres de familia estar atentos a algunos sÍntomas, luis treto nos cuenta cuÁles son. >>> un extraÑo brote de hepatitis infantil mantiene en alerta a estados unidos y otros paÍses, dentro de estados unidos hay varios estados con casos, entre ellos california. >>> hemos tenido varios casos y la muerte de cinco niÑos lamentablemente. generalmente es una inflamaciÓn del hÍgado, no vinculada a los tipos de hepatitis que ya conocemos. >>> la invest

san jose city council member raul perales spoke candidly today about his own experience with cruising ny he supports lifting the ban. over the years , i was stopped dozens of times by the police, and nearly every time i was made to sit on the curb while i and my car was searched. and i was questioned about my presumed gang involvement. the city's budget process will determine next month whether finds and no cruising signage should be removed. the san jose accused f misconduct both on and off duty . it began when rookie officer dijon packer died of a fentanyl overdose at his home. well, then another officer was turned in for allegedly being drunk at work. a third officer matthew dominguez, was arrested yesterday for allegedly touching himself in a home in front of three female relatives of a mentally ill man. san jose mayor sam liccardo is now calling for random drug and alcohol testing for all officers. nothing angers. a good cop more than a bad cop. and i know that the. overwhelming majority of officers in this department. are furious as i am. other misconduct allegations, including

in that city, including supervisor cindy chavez and three members of the san jose city council, raul perales. >> rounding out the field are two political novices who have never held elected offices. they have widely different views on how to address one of san jose's biggest issues. >> kpix 5's devon feeley sat down with retired san jose police officer jim spence. >> there are two candidates in the race who are political newcomers. they have never held elected office before, and frankly face some long odds in the election. but they say they jumped into the race because they felt that the other candidates weren't talking about some important issues, or were talking about the right issues but this the wrong way. they hope to influence the terms of the debate. he chose this underpass for an interview because for a time he lived here homeless in a ramshackle rv while enrolled as a student at san jose state. >> as a student at san jose state, struggling to find housing in this community, i recognize the important need for access to basic rights like water, sanitation, food, community, addiction c

was put in place to ban these cars from driving back and forth through the streets councilmember raul perales owns a chevy impala himself and says the band is used to discriminate against mexican americans and san jose he that every time he was pulled over for cruising as a kid. i was told that because of the car i drove the way i was dressed and because i was out cruising that they had regional suspicion to believe i was a gang member that i might have had weapons or drugs in my car paralysis now calling for san jose to become one of the first cities to fully repeal the band. the city took that first step yesterday as the rules committee voted unanimously to remove these signs. we want to be able to showcase our hard work without being harassed. without being profiled we want to showcase our achievements without fear san jose police did not want to comment today, but spoke out against the plan to repeal during the rules meeting yesterday yet sjpd has not issued a citation for cruising and two decades and paralez believes. there are more important things to enforce like side shows and speedin

perales says that the ban discriminates against the mexican american culture. he's even experienced it. he says back then police officers would pull him over at least dozens of times. well, he was cruising. >> i always remain respectful and often engage with the officers asking why i was being detained in such a manner. i was told that because of the car i drove rested because i was out cruising that they at reasonable suspicion to believe i was a gang member that i might have had weapons or drugs in my car. >> he says san jose police has not issued warnings or citations for cruising for. alice. also has that there's been no fines collected in the last 20 years. this proposal has already been approved by one city council committee. however, it is up to council members to decide if they would like to lift the ban in the newsroom. camila barco kron. 4 news. >> a nonprofit project is pledging $500,000 to preserve indigenous native american culture. the group hopes to raise more than 5 million dollars to support tribal communities. the funds would go towards preser

perales says that the ban discriminates against american american, a mexican american culture and heritage and he has even experience this back. then police officers pulled him over a dozen of times while he was cruising. >> i always remain respectful and often engage with the officers asking why i was being detained in such a manner. i was told that because of the car i drove rested because i was out cruising that they reasonable suspicion to believe i was a gang member that i might have had weapons or drugs in my car. >> now he says san jose police has not issued warnings or citations on cruising for cruising prowess. also adds that there's been no fines collected in the last 20 years. now, daryn. james, this proposal has already been approved by one city council committee. now we'll just have to see if council members would like to agree on this proposal as well. for now, back to you. well, we shall see. thank you very much. and 7.38. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the controversial teen vaccination bill. >> is moving forward. why critics feel that it does more harm than good.

perales says that the ban discriminates against the mexican american culture and heritage. and he he even has spoken about his own experience being stopped dozens of times while cruising. >> always remain respectful and often engage with the officers asking why i was being detained in such a manner. i was told that because of the car i drove rested because i was out cruising that they at reasonable suspicion to believe i was a gang member that i might have had weapons or drugs in my car. >> now he says that he says that he has found that san jose police has not issued warnings or citations for cruising for alice. also adds that there's been no fines collected in the last 20 years for cruising. so this proposal has already been approved by one city council committee darya james. and now we'll just have to see if council members agree for now. back to you. >> thank you very much. you can we'll take a break. it is 5.37. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. a supervisor in contra costa county is considering ending contracts with 3 sheriff's departments. we'll tell you why. p

perales says that the ban discriminates against the mexican american culture. he's even experienced it. he says back then police officers would pull him over at least dozens of times. well, he was cruising. >> i always remain respectful and often engage with the officers asking why i was being detained in such a manner. i was told that because of the car i drove because i was out cruising that they at reasonable suspicion to believe i was a gang member that i might have had weapons or drugs in my car. >> he says san jose police has not issued warnings or citations for cruising for. alice. also has that there's been no fines collected in the last 20 years. this proposal has already been approved by one city council committee. however, it is up to council members to decide if they would like to lift the ban in the newsroom. camila barco kron. 4 news. >> happening today, the bay area's preparing for black restaurant week. it starts today. and last until may 22nd. that looks good. whenever we're looking at right now. the week was created to help black restaurant ow

san jose city council member raul perales spoke candidly about his own experience with cruising and why he supported lifting the ban. the city says it cracked down on cruising to help curb gang violence and other criminal activity. community has evolved and they've changed. so now, everybody that's actually out here with the lowrider car with the restoration car, a custom car. they're all working people . they're all taxpaying citizens of their businesses. still san jose police lieutenant steven donahue isn't on board with lifting the ban and during the committee meeting said this is a tool we use to ensure the safety of the public. and this is something that while right now it's not a tool being used very often. this is not something we want to lose out of our toolbox and the prohibition on cruising served as a tool. to perpetuate and give legal credibility to racial discrimination. and the enforcement and criminalization. that followed paralysis. cruising is not the same thing as a sideshow, diaz and other low riders participated in night market at the gordon biersch brewery thursday,

our deb davis, who spent about 220,000, councilman ralph perales says he's running third in fundraising. central coast. assemblyman robert revis could become the next assembly speaker . he issued a statement saying he has enough votes within the assembly and has met with current speaker anthony rendon to begin discussions about that tradition. grievous is the son of mexican immigrants who grew up in san juan de benito county. he now represents parts of symphony toe, monterey, santa cruz and santa clara counties. alright, 709. let's get a full look at whether now a lot of folks out and about on a three day weekend maybe a barbecue or two, and if you're getting an early start, maybe a coat chilly out there? yes a little bit of patchy drizzle out there this morning and we are going to continue with temperatures well below average. remember earlier in the week when we were well above average, even breaking a few records due to the heat. not the case today, not the case for this weekend giving you a live look here over the east bay shore taking a view towards, uh , looks like right over area

el portavoz del concejal perales me dijo que el concejal no va a opinar sobre este tema. regreso con ustedes. >> gracias, marÍa. la fiscalÍa de san francisco presentÓ los resultados de la operaciÓn bulldog. con este operativo se buscaba rastrear los objetos robados, por lo que personas que rompÍan la ventana de los coches sus traÍan artefactos electrÓnicos que estaban dentro. segÚn el fiscal de distrito las investigaciones se extendieron mÁs allÁ de nuestra frontera. >> lo que vimos durante el proceso de la investigaciÓn es que mucha de la mercancÍa termina no sÓlo mÁs allÁ de la ciudad, sino en paÍses internacionales. las autoridades colocaron rastreadores como un seÑuelo. ramÓn: la policÍa de san josÉ revelÓ imÁgenes del accidente ocurrido el 27 de marzo. esto sucediÓ en medio de una pelea ocurrida dentro de una taquerÍa. las imÁgenes corresponden a las cÁmaras corporales de la taquerÍa la victoria. los policÍas llegaron rÁpidamente al lugar ya que se encontraban investigando una balacera que habÍa ocurrido a tan sÓlo metros de la taquerÍ