josé puede marcar al número en pantalla, para reportar, también puede tomar una fotografía; en san josé, (palabra en inglés), y si vive en contracosta, puede llamar al número en pantalla, debe usar estos números para no saturar las líneas, lo que se quiere prevenir es lo que pasa muchas veces, cuando un familiar tiene que acudir al hospital con heridas, alr de 15 mil personas deben ir a la sala de emergencias, médicos advierten que ningún juego es seguro, lamentablemente 1 de cada 3 heridos resulta tener esta dificultad . >> y se paralizo el tráfico la medianoche del domingo, provocando una gran respuesta policial no esta claro los arrestos en la zona, en san j se registraron espectáculos ilegales de autos, más de 200 vehículos se reunieron en la calle 10 y la avenida alma, esto pasao el día sábado, así se veía desde el aire, la policía fonrimo que vieron 500 multas, además, arrestaropn a 7 rinden tributo víctima tenemos o408-435-7541408-435-7541 tratamos de ayudar a los compatriotas . >> son declaraciones de este hombre que llevaron las cruces de mandera a la zona en d

the festival in san jose is smaller than in years past. organizers have the energy remains the same. >> this is a part of people coming together. people share experiences that we are all part of. >> the festival runs through 8:00 p.m. tomorrow. >>> covid-19 cases continue to climb. the state reports 38,000 new cases. we should point out that is much higher than we have been seeing. it is likely because of the data backlogs. our positivity rate also picking up today. it is most at 70%. it has not been that high since january, when we were coming up the omicron surge. new oak run some variants are driving this latest surge. >>> the stanford theater was one of the first movie theaters to close back in march, 2020. today it reopened. you can see the long line of people waiting for the first showing this afternoon. playing on the big screen, the mighty 34 film, the divorcee starring fred astaire and ginger rogers. >> i have been coming here since i was five years old. i am happy it is up again. >> the owner say they have made changes to the ven

this is the city of san jose's 22nd homicide this year. we're months away from the november election, but racists are getting heated including the san jose mayoral race. one of the candidates says a new ad by his opponent is misrepresenting his stance on a major issue 87 news reporter zach fuentes spoke with experts about why it seems like we're seeing more of these ads and if they're effective the race for san jose mayor is on santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez and san jose city councilmember matt mahan both differ on their approaches to fixing issues like homelessness and crime one area they seem to agree on is women's reproductive rights chavez wrote an op-ed in the mercury news in support of abortion access matt mahan telling me this friday morning. i fully support a woman's right to choose but mayhan says a new ad from chavez's campaign misrepresents that view text matt. mahon has a pro choice position. but as a tech ceo matt mahan said his company wouldn't take sides the ad uses bites from an interview mayhan did as a tech ce

san jose. 82 for your high oakland and san francisco. solid 70's. couple of 90's today, but even more them into early next week, the them into early next week, the full breakdown is ahead. big tobacco's cigarette butts filter practically nothing and are made of microplastic fibers that are toxic and cunning. they may seep into water and food, and air, too. and the smaller microplastics get, the more damage they do. could they end up in you, your bodies, their prey? new studies indicate possible links to mutations in dna. an evil lie with a future's worth of harm. to the world, now you know. so sound the alarm. >> 7.40 is the time in the south bay. san jose international airport will be getting 10 million dollars from the biden administration to update terminals. the money is coming from last year's infrastructure bill includes nearly a billion dollars for airports all over the country. but 10 million of it is coming to san jose international where the airport says that that money is going to be used to bring its facilities into compliance with the a

definitely in san jose. and i think up here in san francisco as well. >> you're talking me into it. i'm going to go after the show. >> i think we should. >> okay, we'll try it. >> if you don't see us here on monday, you'll know why. >>> we know the official lineup for the strictly hardly bluegrass coming. >> like every other show we've been talking about, this year's festival is focusing on the return to in-person celebrations. ♪ and you never walk alone ♪ >> really sing. the big name is marcus mumford of the lead singer of the british rock folk band mumford & sons. we firsted information on the first round of performers announced. head to our website, kpix.com. >>> after a display of hate, kindness prevails in an east bay community. i'm max darrow. we'll bring you the san lorenzo library where every month is now pride month. >>> and the ceos of u.s. gun makers in the hot seat on capitol hill. the heated hearing investigating their role in mass shootings. >>> and sparks fly as an armed suspect lead police on a wild ch wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet co

gatto's from san jose. we had a crash there on the way up past highway 87 1 on one is a little slow again, though this commute seems a little better than it was yesterday, eight or nine. let's go back to the desk. thank you sell or really strange police chase in vacaville, the suspect stocking patrol cars coming up the foul play that has police issuing a warning in the neighborhood. also a man seriously injured in the south bay by a police canine. after the break, ktvu investigates what some call the questionable use of a police dog and whether the problem falls within the department's policy. when i make decisions as a leader, it's not about me or the folks that are here. it's about the next seven generations coming behind us, making sure that they have the ability to move forward. prop 27 will help small rural tribes like mine get a seat at the table will be transformational for my tribal members. taxing online sports betting gives us an opportunity to really enhance the lives of our tribe and strengthen

. >>> a scary incident involving a ride share driver carjacked in san jose. they wound up jumping out of their car to escape. san mateo police say the female driver picked up a passenger on saturday. at the end of the ride, randy jay, pulled out a knife and ordered the driver to keep going. she drove to san mateo where she was able to jump out of the car. police say jay stole the car and then drove to morgan hill. apparently jay turned himself in to san mateo police. he's facing carjacking and kidnapping charges. >>> authorities in sunnyvale warning people about credit card skimming devices at convenience stores. the city's department of public safety shared these photos of those devices found at a 7 eleven on el camino real. card skimming is a way for thieves to steal information from your credit card or debit card's chip. they look like regular card readers. experts say you can spot a skimmer if it looks different from a usual car reader, if you're able to wiggle the reader. the skimmer may be attached to this current case that's under investigation. >>> sa

hundreds are coming out in san jose over the weekend. what residents are saying about the illegal activities in the neighborhoods. and of the sideshows in contra costa county. >>> if you are heading out for the big fireworks show in san francisco, we will tell you what you need to know, coming up next. >>> all morning long, we are taking a look at the fourth of july events happening. we expect the marching band, them moon, and air craft display. this will be at the fremont main library. to find out the whole list of events, visit our whole list of events, visit our webs wliving with metastatic breastr wcancer means being relentless. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio. the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant, regardless of menopause status. verzenio + fulvestrant is for hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer that has progressed after hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call

in san jose. officers say the entrance was low and narrow, just 12 inches hey. requiring them to crawl on their hands and knees to access a more spacious area on the inside. >> officers discovered a bunker that was built into the side of the creek bed. through that bunker they found five of the individuals arrested were actually living in that bunker and utilizing it as a hideout. >> reporter: the police department said it was their investigation into an early morning burglary that ultimately led them to the bunker. the thief stole more than $100,000 worth of equipment and other items. >> there were three shotguns that were not loaded but still very dangerous and a weapon that was outstanding. multiple tool, multiple electronic parts, totaling approximately $100,000. >> reporter: police arrested six people at the bunker and said they shut town an unsafe location and the criminal activity going on there. >> it is an illegal site, dangerous to the people living in that location and overall, complete

jose market center in san jose. >> that is where san jose police chief anthony mata and assistant chief of police, paul joseph just finished having when they were approached by a woman in need of help. the assistant chief picks it up from there and we walked over and we saw that the passenger in that car was a gentleman that appeared to be in some sort of medical distress. he says that is when he and chief mata called dispatch to send a patrol officer to the sea and very grateful that our units with narcan were able to respond as quickly as they did. the woman in the car. the driver did hand a substance over to the police officers that we believe was >> fentanyl, i can tell you 5 years ago historically the city of san jose and the bay area at large did not have the same amount of fentanyl incidents. >> as we knew today, san jose patrol officers added the opioid reversal agent narc into their daily equipment 2 years ago response to the surge in bid to use here, the bay area, the deadliest and most common issue that we see today as the usage fentanyl. it actually took 2 doses of narcan to

sunshine over san jose. now you think that a day like this where it's so clear we're about to get some hot stuff. it's july first, but that is not the case this time around. we're staying cool all across the bay area and staying that way through the 4th of july on monday, too. >> skies are starting to clear more and more for bayshore cities in the state relatively socked in closer to the coast. a half moon bay winds from the coastline pushing inland, not excessively windy, but as high as 20 to 25 miles per hour. so much as we've seen the past few days, breezy at times. okay. so we've had a few misty spots this morning tomorrow and sunday. mornings got to be misty with that low gray and fog yet again. if you notice some spots on the roads that look wet, that's the explanation for it. now, cloud cover is mostly going to be sitting above us and that low gray will burn off into our afternoon hours. so great start, sunny finishes. and with that sunshine, just cool weather. we've got this low pressure to our north

san jose police are investigating a deadly crash in north san jose on a side street . police say the car smashed into a concrete barrier around two am near truck hot avenue and o'toole avenue. one man was in that car. he died in the crash. it was the 39th deadly collision and san jose so far this year that intersection there was closed for three hours, but it has since reopened. we are expecting the announcement in oakland today of a reward to track down the killer of a food delivery driver who was shot and killed in his car. nine days ago , patrick con fang was attacked by two men as he sat in his car this morning at 10 30, the oakland police department, along with the chinatown chamber of commerce will announce a 75 $100 reward for information leading to an arrest. if you have any information on the case, you should call oakland police 604 san jose police hope witnesses will come forward with information about the brutal beating on sunday where one man was seriously hurt. a group of people attacked two men sunday evening in downtown san jose near a rear entrance to s

here is gas a month ago in san francisco, oakland, san jose and napa. between $6.46 and $6.58 a gallon. ed today between 6 .23 and 6.43. >> it's a matter of time before most stations are under $6 a gallon. >> reporter: he's the head at gas buddy with the price of crude oil dropping to below $100 a barrel for the first time in several months, he says gas prices should follow there will there likely be a lag. >> stations deliver lower prices but takes time to get access to the cheaper price to share through the fuel and lower price. >> reporter: people waited in line at this costco today for cheaper gas. many in may were in line for about 15 minutes. how much do you think you'll spend on gas today? >> $100. >> reporter: cheaper gas doesn't mean cheap to fill up. >> $103. >> reporter: if oil continues to get cheaper, barring unforeseen circumstances, he thinks the price at the pump will, as well. >> stations will probably lower their price a penny or two every day for the next couple weeks so two to three weeks from now, i'm hoping prices will be 20 to 40

in san jose, nbc bay area news. >> great resource. thanks, stephanie. >>> up next, a community center now open in oakland. how the location honors the life of a late bay area banker. >>> plus -- >> san francisco's newest district attorney was sworn in today. what are her priorities and her approach to problems that many say have been around the city for a long time? >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. heading out in san jose, smooth sailing. 75 degrees currently. dropping down to 60s at 8:00. i'll have your full weekend forecast and hotter temperatures in about nine minutes. >>> right now, what could anti- abortion laws mean for ivf treatments. why some may choose to move their embryos to safe >>> today one of boudin's most vocal critics was sworn in as district attorney. brooke jenkins spent seven years before joining the group to recall boudin. she addressed some of the crime and safety problems plaguing the city. >> reporter: brooke jenkins was sworn in today with many supporters here as she also shared some of her general ap

one in san jose. 12 in san francisco. while this was inconvenient --. >> we were on our way to a wedding. now, we are in san francisco and we'll take an uber. >> reporter: the holiday is off to a good start. >> a key thing passengers can do is allow enough time. >> reporter: that is two hours ahead for domestic flights. three hours at for international flights and check the app for the airline you are flying. they will let you know if there are cancellation >>> great advice because nationwide flights are being canceled. about 3000 canceled already today. close to 25,000 flights have been delayed. 25,000? let's break this down by your part. the red portion represents cancellation and delays. the green section shows flights that are on time. sfo reported 137 delays with 12 cancellations. airports is on the most cancellation orderlies are back east. >>> tolls across the golden gauge bridge are going up. it will cost 35 cents more to cross the bridge. fast track users while the lowe's toll at $8.40. if you need an invoice, it

a estas horas 6 con 19, 77 san francisco, (número inaudible) en san josé, hacia el este un poco más porque la nubosidad no llega, llegará después de las 10:00 de la noche. esta nubosidad viene acompañada de bastante humedad lo tanto esta humedad está por encima del 35 por ciento lo que implica que el riesgo de incendio con la humedad es bastante bajo pero ciertamente, también lo que es el factor ventas anuestro favor, es un viento del oeste y es húmedo y establecida entre 10 a 13 millas por hora. lo que tenemos en contra es la sequía que llevamos acarreando hace 3 años. una sequía severa a través del Área de la bahía y que seguirá con nosotros durante los siguientes inviernos >> mientras tanto, planifica entonces durante las próximas horas con este tiempo que estará nublado y mucho cuidado con su barbacoa. no queremos generar incendios. las temperaturas alrededor de los 60grados en la madrugada y durante la noche, será fresca. durante los próximos 3 días se prevalecerán agradables temperaturas entre 70 y 80 con esa nubosidad variable. esta capa marina.. pero viene cambio

not bad from 76 in san jose to 86 in concord. the fog is going to push back across the bay, well into the inland valleys by early tomorrow morning. and then it backs up towards the coast as we head towards midday. we'll see plenty of sunshine in the afternoon. pretty much a copy and paste forecast from today to tomorrow. temperatures beginning mostly in the 50s, which is where we're supposed to be this time of year. high temperatures on thursday. pretty much everybody within a couple of degrees on either side of what's average for late july. hard to complain about normal temperatures. low 60s right along the coast. mostly 70s down the peninsula and the south end of the bay, with mostly low to mid 80s in the santa clara valley. but approaching 90 degrees around morgan hill and gilroy. temperatures mostly in the 80s. inland in the east bay. some 90s from pittsburgh to fairfield to antioch to brentwood. but when the hottest temperatures are in the low 90s, it's not a bad forecast for july. mid 60s in the city. upper 60s for oakland

san francisco getting up to 65. 80 degrees in san jose. we're in for a treat in our inland areas still sitting in the mid 80s. the forecast won't change too much this week for us actually. we're sitting around average as we wrap up this week and head to a beautiful weekend. the marine layer is high this morning and will continue to pull back along the coast with fresh air pushing from the pacific giving us a break to surface level quality. gianna, how are things looking out there? >> we're not seeing any brake lights or issues. good morning, if you're getting ready to hit the roadways here's what's in store for you at the golden gate bridge, not a lot going on. lots of good things to report from the traffic center, an easy ride into san francisco there. all of our bay area bridges are quiet this morning, a heads up there's a wind advisory for the bay bridge, be careful traveling through beish innia, martinez, especially if you're in a larger more high-profile vehicle. bay bridge metering lights are off. we'll let you know if that changes a

en san josÉ esto se mantieney vea quÉ pasa en san francisco. el cielo tambiÉn estÁ sin una sola nube. buen clima para este fin de semana.serÁ que tendremos cambios en las temperaturas? se lo pregunto a nuestra meteorÓloga. >>muy buenas tardes. definitivamente hemos tenido una jornada de domingo es bastante agradable a travÉs del Área de la bahÍa. asÍ se ha visto el panorama hacia san josÉ. bastante sol el que hemos disfrutado el dÍa de hoy. vamos a mantener el cielomayormente despejado y las temperaturas muy agradables. para las 20:00 72 y luego de las 21 temperaturas en el rango de los medios y altos 60. asÍ que vamos a tener prÓximas horas bastante agradables y se estarÍan tomando mÁs frescas. hay que tener precauciÓn si vamos a manejar en la madrugada. para la medianoche van a haber visibilidad reducida. y es que vamos a tener formaciÓn de nubes bajas. asÍ que mucha precauciÓn al manejar. es muy importante que si se encuentra con esta zona de baja visibilidad tenga precauciÓn. guarde distancia entre los vehÍculos y utilic

so instead those in san jose and san francisco are being asked to call 3, 1, one. this will keep the emergency lines open for active fires or life-threatening situations. >> you can, of course, celebrate the 4th of july from the comfort and safety of your own home as well. we're going to be broadcasting the fireworks shows that are happening live all across the bay area. this year's of july 4th live show is hosted by live in the bay host olivia horton. it begins monday night at 9 o'clock. >> new at 6. take a look at this. a sideshow that was shut down by police in san jose this weekend. last night police stopped the sideshow around 200 vehicles. of course, we're at this intersection of south 10th street in alma avenue today, san jose police released some of those numbers from last night's shot down. 7 people were arrested around 500 citations were issued. 2 guns were taken and 5 vehicles were impounded. >> time now to get you a check of your forecast this evening. taking a live look outside across the city of san francisco. little bit of the clouds kind of popping

la ciudad de san josÉ ofrece 700 empleos en las siguientes Áreas. construcciÓn, jardinerÍa, trabajo de oficina, operadores de aguas negras,personal para cuidados infantiles, personal para cuidados de la tercera edad y supervisores directores. >> brindamos beneficios mÉdicos y algo muy importante es que hay un bono para las personas que se han bilingües. karla: en la pÁgina usted podrÁ revisar la lista completa de todas las vacantes disponibles para aplicar. lo puede hacer en lÍnea o tambiÉn puede hacerlo personalmente yendo a las oficinas del ayuntamiento. >> no se requiera absolutamente nada. simplemente tiene que aplicar. tiene que tener experiencia en cada Área que se ocupe, pero tenemos un poco de todo. gente que quiera entrar en la ciudad sin experiencia o gente que tenga maestrÍa o licencia, pero ahorita estamos buscando de todo y todos son bienvenidos a aplicar. karla: y es que ante la preocupaciÓn de la mano de obra, el ayuntamiento tambiÉn decidiÓ establecer un bono de referencia a los empleados ya contratados de 1500 $ a quien

temperatures in the 60s in san francisco, around 70 for oakland and low to mid 80s for san jose through the weekend, through the first half of next week, a bit of additional cloud cover some natural shade every once in awhile for friday, saturday and sunday and maybe another push of monsoonal moisture by monday and tuesday of next week. that is something we'll have to watch along with maybe yet another one by late next week, potentially bringing us cloud to ground lightning threats but that is beyond the scope of the seven-day forecast. we'll worry about that once we're closer to it. >> sounds good. start with what is in front of us. >> exactly. >> thank you. >>> after a home ophobic disruption, the liar brary is committed to making every month pride month. >>> join us for live, local news streaming on cbs news bay area. find us on pluto tv, channel 3350 and any platform using >>> starting now, it will be pride month every month. their new initiative kicked off today with painting, kracrafts other activities in response to an incident when five members of this far right proud boys disru

san jose is in the market for a general manager. whoever that is hires the new head coach. >>> back to the giants. for a wild card spot, they're right there, just a game off of that extra spot. the warriors, yeah, they've lost guys, but they have the core four. curry, thompson, green, wiggins, and now looney is sticking around. let's see how they build on that. that is sports that the hour. have a great saturday. i will see you later. >>> close the door. close the door. >> coming up, we're getting a firsthand look at the moment when a group of suspected proud boys tried to crash a northern california drag show. >>> plus, tiktok is under fire again for concerns over data usage at the company collected from the app. we'll get a response from the social media co - [announcer] the more we learn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833

josé pueden marcar el 408 5600 de 01 buen tomar una fotografía y subirla sitio web de san josé,... piden utilizar estos números en este de contacto para no saturar las líneas son para deportar situaciones durante la vida es dura. >>> cuando las mujeres no son libres nadie es libre es la consigna exacta que predomina esta protesta en san francisco con la que un grupo de mujeres mostraron su conformidad con la corte suprema con su decisión de anular el derecho al aborto, hay que destacar que de forma paralela hubo manifestaciones en otros parte del país en la que participaron mujeres que alegaron sentir que son amenazados sus derechos a diario. >>> de manifiesta la interestatal cerca del centro de la ciudad el grupo presente expresó su descontento por el fallo de la corte suprema de revertir el caso el bloqueo de la autopista duró unos minutos espesa manifestantes se dirigen a las del capitolio vamos a tener completamente información de un hombre trató de salvar a un niño al norte de la bahía de san francisco tus techos lograron sobrevivir fetos tres que no han sido localiz

it is apparently the first corpse flower to bloom from san jose. university estimates it should happen late today, maybe tomorrow. corpse flowers have bloomed recently. there was one santa cruz and another in washington, dc. if you missed the rotting flesh, this is your opportunity. >> i want to smell it. it's like morbid curiosity. you can watch us live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv. raj joins us now with what's coming up next. >> i want to smell it too. >> you two go. >> we'll report back to you, jessica. >>> here is what's happening at 5:30. new developments in the court battle between elon musk and twitter. the two sides ready to go to trial, but before they he

san jose the least expensive because they're all expensive. but 6.30, the average a gallon of gas there in the south bay. meantime, california lawmakers are now looking into whether or not we're being price gouged at the pump. experts say brand name gas stations are charging drivers roughly $0.30 more per gallon. then a generic gas stations for years. the state's been looking into this mysterious surcharge that these name brand station seem to apply the gas companies having to explain exactly what it's for. but state justice officials say that to do an actual investigation into that and find any potential price fixing would require enormous resources. >> it's exceedingly expensive, particularly bringing in the kind of outside. outside expertise that would be required. many millions of 10's of millions of dollars and the and the it would unser. >> you know, there will be some hearings were told over the next few months with industry experts and consumer groups, whether anything comes out of that, we'll find out. >> and let's traveling now by pl

in san jose, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. i want to tell you about a separate power outage this one at stanford that cut power to nearly 60 buildings today. many of the university, athletic areas and dorm and dining hall impacted. the university says a fault in the main power system is the culprit. power back up and running, but this is the second recent outage for that campus. >>> a disturbing discovery by san jose police. an underground bunker filled with stolen merchandise and guns not far from several schools. it is all part of what police are calling a theft ring they say involving people living on the streets. nbc bay area damian trujillo has the exclusive story. >> reporter: mckinley school district built this fence to protect three different schools from potential problems. today they are shocked but not surprised. san jose police officers spent their afternoon scouring a creek bed looking for anymore possible evidence of a thieves' gold mine. on monday, this is what they found. tons of stolen tools and trucks from a

fireworks have been going off in the neighborhood near blossom hill in san jose many days. we tried to speak but right when we started rolling, he said it is like this every year. >> it is annoying. my daughter cannot sleep. these people here had a baby and people have got to go to work. >> reporter: this is video he took last year when sparks nearly flew into his apartment. some neighbors reported it and officers came out the next day. last year there was 27 fires caused by fireworks in san jose and the city issued 23 citations. on the website you can also see the heat map, showing where the most complaints are coming in from. since friday there has been 327 reports made. firefighters were busy. contra costa county fire believes these flames were sparked by a firework. a witness saw somebody light a firework and shoot it out of the car. >> people are underestimating the power of fireworks. >> reporter: in san francisco, firefighters were called to a scene when a window was blown out. >> for those who want to set of illegal fireworks, please do not. the fires are big enough

san jose sharks. and who doesn't like a walk-off, maybe should get on the giants bandwagon. >>> baseball up top. giants, have you checked wild card standings? too soon? sure. but it's fun. after today, some scored at home, others at oracle park did it there. getaway game with the diamondbacks. ketel marte got all of this. 3-0 arizona. what did the giants do? one-run game, wilmer flores, pinch-hit 13th home run. bases loaded, bottom nine, brandon crawford drove one off the glove, and giants in a bullpen game got to one game of the wild card lead with all hands on deck, won in a walk-off, 4-3 final. won 4 of 5. start a four-game series with the brewers tomorrow at oracle park. loving the game, what a picture. a's in the rangers house. trouble early, brad miller bloop and ramon laureano couldn't make the play. 5-0. down to last out, laureano did not go quietly. rangers lead cut to 5-2, oakland made it interesting, tying run at plate and stephen vogt just a little too high. gloved to end the game. rangers

down to around 80 degrees in san jose by next friday. temperatures inland and the north bay and the east bay will be the hottest tomorrow. but then back down to reasonably hot or just warm levels for most of next week. very little change along the coast. you're just going to hover in low 60s for the next several months, essentially. >> it should be a good weekend. >> it should be nice overall. take it easy in the heat. >> thanks, paul. >>> "cbs evening news" is coming up. here is norah o'donnell with a preview. >> good evening, ryan. coming up after kpix 5 at 6:00, president biden bumps fists with saudi arabia's crown prince and reports after their meeting that he is doing all he can to boost the u.s. oil supply. that and more news tonight here on the "cbs evening news." >>> sports is next. james wiseman had his best summer league performance to date in las vegas. plus, the recap from st. andrews. will there be a tiger watch at my tribe has lived on this land for 12,000 years. we call it oleyumi. you call it california. our land, our cul

.), hacia el este de san josé el piloto está en condición crítica >>> llamar a lópez desde el lugar donde ocurrió el accidente comenzamos contigo tenemos entendido que cerraron la avenida ocala cómo está la situación? >>> buenas noches como ven en pantalla esta avenida se mantiene cerrada hasta nuevo aviso quiero que me camarógrafo luis noche véase hacia el fondo vemos la avioneta que se ha mantenido a la escena por horas vemos como investigadores tratan de descifrar que pasó? vimos a 2 de los investigadoresestán estudiando la zona y si vamos hacia el lado derecho vemos como las viviendas no tienen electricidad al parecer a causa de lo que ha pasado habla con residentes y me aseguran que estaes la primera vez que viven este tipo de situación, escuchemos >>> un residente compartir con nosotros estas imágenes muestra la escena del accidente leve neta que se reportó a las 7:12 de la noche del viernes en la área de ocala y la calle (nombre en inglés) cerca del aeropuerto imágenes que muestran al piloto venezuela maría mendoza quería salir a comprar algo con escuchó el estruen

reporting here in san jose, rod riddel nbc bay area news. >>> live to san francisco where look at that, the fog is still sticking around. how about san jose? the temperature will make a big difference when it comes to the fog. i know that much about weather. keri hall knows more. >> yeah, we are seeing the sunshine and it's causing a wide range in temperatures around the bay area. so right now in san jose even though we had a morning start with the few clouds it's all clear now. we're in the upper 60s and then talk a look at the trend, we'll see it rise into the mid 80s for the afternoon. but you do compare that to where the fog sticks around longer and in san francisco, half moon bay we stay in the mid 60s and across the parts of the peninsula, we'll be in the upper 60s and low 70s. and then as you make your way inland, that fog and the cool air doesn't reach so livermore reaching 95 degrees today. we're going to see this type of range in temperatures across the bay area continuing into the weekend. more about that coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you. a follow up for you, cal tra

for the first time ever, a team has a black general manager and it is the san jose sharks making the historic hire. mike grier who once played for the sharks was introduced as the new general manager today. what a moment at the shark tank today. you see his wife there and kids. also on hand, a lot of former sharks teammates like patrick marlow and mike leach. >> it's not something i take lightly. i realize there's a responsibility that comes with the territory, but i am up for it. >> in the black culture, you know, you're to the point where when can i actually criticize a black coach because you're scared to do it if he's the only one. >> the sharks owner says they were less interested in making history and more focused on finding the right person to help turn around the franchise. grier says job one is making sure the team drafts well. tonight, he is on his way to montreal where the draft will take place. the nhl draft later this week. how big of a deal is this for hockey and will it lead to more minorities in executive positions in the nhl? let's bring in sharks tv analyst who join

i am tracking an incident in san jose. a couple of roadway hazards reported on 101 i would review the information we get from chp. right now let's get more from contessa. >>> good morning. i'm contessa brewer from cnbc. wall street will open lower this morning. dow futures down slightly more than a 10th of a percent but the s&p down a quarter and the nasdaq futures off by more than half a percent. stocks rallied yesterday after the federal reserve hiked interest rates. fed chair jerome powell said he does not think the u.s. is in a recession and they will be appointment that said starts to slow the pace of rate hikes to their impact. the dow jumped 400 points. the s&p added 2.5% and the nasdaq closed up 4%. today we are looking for jobless claims, the first rate on second- quarter gdp, which may show the economy barely grew this spring and some experts say it may have contracted. and it's the busiest day of earnings season with 50 companies in the s&p reporting results. we got them from comcast, the parent of nbc universal

it is in the upper 70s and your 80 in downtown sounds jose san jose. morgan hill is 89 with the 70s and 80s around the north bay. when change for the weekend is the return of monsoon moisture. we will have to stay tuned with the radar and most of them will stay near the sierra. for the seven-day forecast it is not bad but we will be in the upper 80s inland and the morning commute not calm . >> thank you so much, rob. >>> five vehicles reported in the scratch blocking two lanes. tow trucks are heading over there. there is slowing southbound but before you get to hayward and the san mateo bridge, folks are now distracted adding a little more slowing as well. that is a tough place to be. this is clear but then at the interchange there is a crash blocking one lane that should clear quickly to the shoulder. it is a critical part of our commute as well. so far which is have some more slowing northbound 101 at lawrence expressway and about one minute or so through the area. back to you. >> thank you so much, mike. >>> a new rent control measure his head into

pretty view from san jose. look at the clouds there. that's a good example of what the overwhelming majority of us will have as we go into this evening. for the overwhelming majority of us you'll have fireworks and there are high clouds and san jose, that will be your story and if we go in landz and take a look at your view from the trivalley and the high clouds and trying to stream in, and if you look at the futurecast in high resolution from now through the evening and the marine layer which will be the biggest offender here in ruining fireworks shows is still off the coast and it will creep in through the golden gate over the next few hours and by 8:00, it's still pretty much just over the city and over to the east bay and by 9:00 when the shows want to start going, and if anybody else is doing okay, and for the most part, you should be fine, but yeah, we talked about the impact this could have on the show at pier 39. it will be a close call there. definitely worth going. some of the fireworks might go into the clouds, but look at th

de san josé libertad pedraza noticiero telemundo. como legislador de california están criticando el gobierno federal por su respuesta ante el brote de haber orado el mono lo califican como un fracaso de la salud pública (nombre extranjero) dijo que el brote está por salirse de control y que san francisco no recibe suficientes vacunas afectando principalmente a la comunidad gay y bisexual. para ver parte de su declaración (información en pantalla). el bueno federal ha tenido una falta al no pedir suficiente dosis de vacuna para prepararse para este previsible brote no hay tiempo que perder retomamos el tema de coronavirus para comentarle que la tasa de contagio sigue aumentando el condado al grado que durante los últimos meses han registrado más de 500 casos diarios por esa razón autoridades recuerdan que se debe seguir con la medida de protección o reportaron mascarilla cifras caseras en el este del condado y continuarán mañana en la ciudad de (nombre extranjero) (♪ música ♪) >> tiempos difíciles para los padres de f

san jose in front to nothing. still in the first half in the 40th minute look at the footwork by marcos lopez and then the goal with an almost impossible angle. quakes take a three nothing lead, they hang on to win 3 to 2. they may wind moves san jose past colorado and out of the cellar in the western conference. sharks today traded away one of the most iconic players of recent years, brent burns will go to the carolina hurricanes for forward steve lawrence, a goalie prospect and a third round choice next year. 37 year old burns is a six time all star. he'll be in his 19th season. he spent 11 years in san jose and seven in minnesota is original team. and check this out time as we say. good night on a wednesday night. we've talked about this one already. julie gen. gender equity continues to be an issue in sports. over the weekend. kelsey plum was the most valuable player in the wnba's officer game, and she got a nice little trophy, probably equal to the kind of thing has won many times before. just for comparison.

close to 80 and san jose. mar wildfire smoke and will have a look at the air-quality forecast coming up. >>> we have a small fire, a car fire on south 101 we have an alert in san francisco. instead of a couple lanes blocked, now just one lane is blocked no injuries but they need a tow truck. believe the fire damage the tires said the need to lift the car. traffic is very light coming in through san francisco and off the east bay. no backup at the bay bridge and no back up through contra costa county. the same thing in the south bay and the peninsula. >>> breaking news we are following just into the newsroom. a flash flood emergency and eastern kentucky. it's playing out right now. these are videos that were shared on twitter showing flooded streets. many of these roads are impassable. this also reports of homes being swept away. there are rescue efforts underway now and authorities are telling everyone to seek higher ground. press of the state are expected to see up to 8 inches of snow. >>> moving you forward

complex in east san jose. police detectives say leila was literally beaten to death during the melee and fell to the ground on story road near the intersection of king road responding officers perform cpr, but he was pronounced dead at the scene that mail was beaten punches kicks out. a lot of witnesses reported seen different things. that victim was chased through the parking lot over the story road where the beating continued, very chaotic scene. a lot of witnesses. more than one suspect homicide detectives are continuing to work that case. the initial investigation sunday impacted area businesses, with some workers saying this isn't the first time there's been trouble at this late night bar and grill on the weekends, you know? people get drunk. they drink a lot and they just the problem starts and they start fighting outside, not usually inside bars, but they take it outside, and it's an issue. investigators are hopeful surveillance video coupled with witness accounts of what happened will lead to the wante

in san jose, abc7news. dan: a growing number of cases and a lack of vaccine as one law maker is demanding and elevated response. >> the time for california and san francisco to declare a state of emergency around monkeypox, we are in an emergency. this virus is spreading. it's not controlled. we don't have enough vaccination happening. we don't have enough testing. dan: people lined up outside steam works baths in berkeley today during a vaccine clinic. a clinic at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital ran out of vaccines as we reported on monday. 4000 doses expected this week but it's unclear on when they will actually arrive. senator wiener believes the state of emergency would help with those vaccinations. reminder here. we have everything that you need to know about monkeypox including vaccines and treatments. go to our website when you have a moment. ama: new at 11:00, the san lorenzo library is doubling down on efforts to support inclusiveness and acceptance of lgbtq communities. today was the kic

goal, san jose. there you go. >> reporter: he's a 22-year-old professional soccer player earning over a million while playing in front of his friends and family. >> i love what i do. i come to work and just kick a ball around. that's how you look at it. obviously it has to be serious at times, but for me, i come in, i try to put a smile on everyone's face. >> reporter: in his own skin, bengie is always comfortable and in the last year, he's gone from somebody who needed to prove himself, someone who didn't know how much he would play to starting from time to time and becoming a very solid piece for a major league soccer team. >> i like to speak things into existence, i tell myself i'm going to play somewhere. if it's real madrid, you have to speak things into existence. that's how it was with san jose. i told myself eventually i'm going to play here sd, and that how it playedut. hd work,s coent, jlwaer he has abou h l to him living the dream. >> not bad at all, not bad whatsoever. >> i think it's cal

a micro brew is flying off store shelves in san jose. how the frontier village hazy ipa is bringing back clear memories. >> here we go. frontier village hazy ipa. cheers. >> reporter: it was just a taste of one of san jose's newest and most popular brews. >> i like that, yeah. that's nice. >> reporter: narrative fermentations, a san jose microbrewery and pays homage to the it defunct but beloved theme park frontier village which entertained bay area families from 1961 to 1980. >> wanted to give some of the locals, put a smile on their face with a little bit of that throwback nostalgia. >> hey, welcome. come on in. >> reporter: the story of how the beer came to be starts here in the home of retired san jose cop and history buff tim stevens. >> we are in my hallway. we are going to see a couple of very rare frontier village items. >> reporter: he has one of the largest collections of memorabilia that can be found anywhere from a hand drawn pencil map of the park to souvenirs from the canoe rides. he has one of the fake wooden rifles in the

the untold story of east san jose. it has art displaying highlights of the works of people like cesar chavez and another familiar name, our own len ramirez. >> it's really an honor for me to be part of this and to be mentioned in the same breath with some of the greats that have come out of east san jose like cesar chavez and jim pl plunket and others that you will see in this display. it's a great day for east san jose to be highlight instead this way, and as i said, long overdue. >> you can check the display honoring len and others at san jose's martin luther king library until september 24th. >>> oakland's college avenue was filled with live music, pop-up shops and food vendors. you had the rock ridge rock and stroll, the perfect opportunity for small businesses to shine at a time when online business is booming. john ramos shows us how they've learned to adapt. >> here in the shopping district of oakland's rock ridge neighborhood, they decided to add some music to their marketplace. we thought it was a good opportu

san jose is spending over $500,000 to create it. but one advocacy group believes that the money could have been put to better use. the idea of creating the end of watch memorial began in 2000 and seven and the monument will honor san jose police officers killed in the line of duty now that the monument is nearing completion. community advocate chiana simmons says she disagrees with city officials about funding the project. it's not so much that the statue is being built and like we're honoring these 13 men. um it's more so that there's an imbalance of what we're paying attention to. police say the monument is a collaboration between city council members, various city departments, the san jose police foundation and other supporters. the police department released a statement saying in part sjp d supports this project and appreciates that it will be placed in front of the police administration building. it will serve as a daily reminder to visitors and s. j p d personnel of the sacrifice made by the 13 san jose police officers who hav

san jose is also in the market for a general manager. so that team is starting from scratch, pretty much like liz and her homemade cookies. if a team is as good as those, happy days are ahead for san jose on the ice. >>> now i want the cookie. >> i think that's a hint you'd like cookies next week. >> just saying. >> all right, i think i can make that happen. >> from one to the other. >> done. well-deserved. thanks, vern. >>> well, following a celebration on board the uss hornet in alameda, 50 people began a new journey today as u.s. citizens. they came from 25 countries and gathered on the flight deck to take the oath of allegiance. the ceremony traditionally takes place around the fourth of july holiday. >> be an active citizen and let your voice be heard. vote in elections, local and federal as is your right as a citizen. apply for jobs in the government. make this a better place based on your pasts and perspectives. >> citizenship ceremonies like this one are set to continue across the country through next friday. >>> governor newsom

en san josÉ tenemos 59. y tendremos incremento de la nupto sidad, las temperaturas se darÁn a mantener en ese rango, para maÑana nubosidad, temperaturas cercanas a los 60 y en la tarde temperaturas en los bajos 80. en san francisco algunas lovilnas, en el downtown de san francisco bastante agradable. deberemos vigilar la humedad monzÓnica, posibles tormentas secas para el dÍa martes, tendremos nubosidad variable para los prÓximos dÍas, inmemento de las temperaturas primero el jueves y despuÉs el lunes, plianifique con temperaturas para el jueves e inmetento para tiempo mÁs seco para el jueves. >>> en los deportes, los gigantes ptus caban reaccionar ante los dodgers, al regreso, veremos si llegÓ la victoria finalmente para san francisco. (comerciales) illinois está en el centro. ¿y qué encontrarás en el centro? el lugar donde el pasado inspira al futuro. ♪ ♪ innovación inigualable. ♪ ♪ el centro del descubrimiento. ♪ ♪ y aventuras inesperadas a tu alrededor. illinois el centro de tod

check out san jose. 75 degrees. mid 70's for those of you in livermore, concord trying to flirt with 80's. but 79 degrees and widespread low to mid 60's in and around the bay area. shoreline downtown san francisco at 60 degrees in napa. 69 degrees. so very pleasant temperatures for most of our north bay valleys and taking a live look outside in the east bay over berkeley. we're tracking crystal clear blue skies. in fact, winds out of the northwest to southwest today around 20 miles per hour or less in future cast for we are going to show the return of that marine layer overnight, bringing us some widespread drizzle in and around the bay area shoreline and even along the coast as well. wouldn't be surprised if we actually get traces amount of rain out of it with overnight lows tonight. a little bit milder in the mid to upper 50's low 60's for san jose with antioch in the mid 60's at 63 degrees and temperatures tomorrow. the heat is on. in fact, our warmest inland valleys could actually warm up near the century. mark,

in san jose, abc7news. dan: a growing number of cases and a lack of vaccine as one law maker is demanding and elevated response. >> the time for california and san francisco to declare a state of emergency around monkeypox, we are in an emergency. this virus is spreading. it's not controlled. we don't have enough vaccination happening. we don't have enough testing. dan: people lined up outside steam works baths in berkeley today during a vaccine clinic. a clinic at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital ran out of vaccines as we reported on monday. 4000 doses expected this week but it's unclear on when they will actually arrive. senator wiener believes the state of emergency would help with those vaccinations. reminder here. we have everything that you need to know about monkeypox including vaccines and treatments. go to our website when you have a moment. ama: new at 11:00, the san lorenzo library is doubling down on efforts to support inclusiveness and acceptance of lgbtq communities. today was the kic

right now, san jose. our temperatures have not moved since sunrise, and it has to do with that cloud cover out there. we will continue with the cool conditions into the afternoon, well below average on those numbers. i'll show you that in just a little bit. let's take a look at all that fog out there not seeing the drizzle, though. unfortunately with this type of pattern, it falls below the radar beam, but it's out there along the coast. inside the bay or hills are a little damp this morning, a relative humidity way up, and that is actually some good news. the entre breeze through fairfield, 32 mph with gusts and when it's really that strong, we know that cool pacific marine air is moving in and continuing our cool down for inland cities today. 100% relatively humidity in the north bay. big rock, oakland north hills reporting 100% 87% over vallejo. so that's good news this time of year when we're dealing with heightened fire danger. the future cast will show you when we see those clouds erode. here we are