sunnyvale is holding its first ever gun buy-back event.its at the sunnyvale presbyterian church.... and will last until noon. kron 4s sara stinson is there now live with the details. officials are setting up the north county gunbuy back event now - it starts in just one hour here at the sunnyvale presbyterian church.city and police staff from sunnyvale, los altos, mountain view, palo alto and santa clara are coming together to put on this event.the goal is to get unwanted, unsafe and illegal guns off the street and dispose of them in a safe and anonymous way.and those who bring a gun will get paid for them! 100 dollars per handgun and 200 dollars for assaut rifles.there is no limit on how many guns you can bring, but the maximum amount you can receive is 400 dollars.each person should bring the guns unloaded and stored in the trunk. this event comes one day after governor jerry brown signed a bill raising the age from 18 to 21 to buy rifles and shotguns.the bill was inspired after the parkland, florida high school shooting. california has some of the most restrictive gun laws in the

<"sunnyvale's first ever gun buy back event was a non-stop success. most people i talked with say they brought more than one gun and guns they've been holding onto for decades."><"i got rid of a rifle and a cross bow because my daughter and grand daughter just moved in with me and i didn't need that stuff around."><"i've had it in my dress drawer for a long time and i've been wanting to get rid of it for years and years and years.">before the north county gun buy back event even started saturday morning the line wrapped around the parking lot of the sunnyvale presbyterian church.city department staff and police from not only sunnyvale, but also, mountain view, palo alto, los altos, and santa clara joined forces to host this event.the goal was for people to be able to dispose of their unwanted, unsafe and illegal guns anonymously.<"the reason we like to do this is because it takes these guns that people don't want, takes the guns off the street and make sure they can't be taken by someone else or stolen that's what we are hoping for.">people received 1

<"sunnyvale's first ever gun buy back event was a non-stop success. most people i talked with say they brought more than one gun and guns they've been holding onto for decades."><"i got rid of a rifle and a cross bow because my daughter and grand daughter just moved in with me and i didn't need that stuff around."><"i've had it in my dress drawer for a long time and i've been wanting to get rid of it for years and years and years.">before the north county gun buy back event even started saturday morning the line wrapped around the parking lot of the sunnyvale presbyterian church.city department staff and police from not only sunnyvale, but also, mountain view, palo alto, los altos, and santa clara joined forces to host this event.the goal was for people to be able to dispose of their unwanted, unsafe and illegal guns anonymously.<"the reason we like to do this is because it takes these guns that people don't want, takes the guns off the street and make sure they can't be taken by someone else or stolen that's what we are hoping for.">people received 1

. >> reporter: this is the sunnyvale intersection. a top expert in autonomous vehicle safety says, he is not surprised it happened. cars, going at least 50 miles per hour, weighs down the expressway in sunnyvale. it is a testing area for apple's self driving lexus suvs. the apple suv was trying to merge from keiffer road onto southbound lawrence expressway when it was a -- rear ended by another car with a human behind the wheel. >> the applecart does not seem to have done anything wrong. >> reporter: he is in expert on self driving cars. he says most common accidents are rear end crashes just like this. >> these self driving cars are designed to be very cautious. >> reporter: in this case, maybe too cautious. >> reporter: in the dmv report, and shows the apple suv was only going one mile per hour out -- as it was attempting to merge onto the expressway. the car that rear-ended it was going 50 miles per hour. >> the issue is whether the other drivers are expecting them to behave that way. humans are aggressive and they are surprised wh

. >> reporter: this sunnyvale company says it's developed a breakthrough technology. bloom energy makes these servers which produces electricity off the power grid and run on natural gas. now the company says it can also skip the natural gas and use bio gas for use at landfills, water treatment facilities, and dairies. >> now we've created technology, a biogas cleanup module that enables us to use waste from agriculture, landfill, from wastewater treatment to generate clean electricity. >> the company put the specialized modules inside where it could access the bio gas and then convert it into a natural source of energy. >> that power then goes by means of power cables under ground to a commercial facility like a building, or it can be exported to the grid. >> reporter: the company prepared this model for a presentation of the global

there >>> explosive growth fueled by the tech sector has prompted the sunnyvale police union to take an unprecedented step. >> the president of the organization wrote a letter to city leaders, expressing concern over how continued growth will impact services like 911. southbay reporter jesse gary has the letter and the city two response. >> reporter: the sizable footprint in sunnyvale is poised for expansion. the company is primed to purchase 200,000 feet of office space in the city's moffat park section. that's the tip of the iceberg, a piecemeal growth. if the proposed 1 million square foot campus comes to fruition. >> police officers and firefighters in sunnyvale have watched the massive corporate devepmt coming to town. they have dealt with the impacts of increased call volumes, longer response times and increased call times. >> reporter: dustin of the public officers safety association says his president penned a letter to city feet -- leaders, stating google's proposals will explode in the daytime population, increasing traffic deadlock and 911 calls. >> we want to make sure th

the statement goes on to say sunnyvale is expanding new studies including fiscal impact analysis of the moffat park site. leaders hope to have a sit down with the mayor sometime this week. in the san jose studio, i'm jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a former police officer accused of stealing a car and trying to drive it right into a stadium filled with hundreds of young football players. >> the gravity of this situation is, he was able to come onto the field, or to come into the crowd. it could have been devastating. >> coming up next, we talked to the person who risked their life to jump into the backseat of the car to help bring the situation to an end. >>> plus -- >> yet another book about the inner workings of the trump white house is set to hit the shelves, and it has the administration doing damage control. i'm lauren blanchard in washington with more coming up. (male speaker) as people who love the outdoors, we know what we stand for. we stand for fish, wildlife, and conserving the places they call home. we stand for the traditions we inherited, and that we must pass on. we stan

the gun buy-back is tomorrow from 8:00 in the morning until noon at sunnyvale presbyterian church. anyone can turn in a handgun, rifle or shotgun in exchange for $100 each and there's no limit. assault weapons can be traded in for $200 cash. >>> engineers seem to have a plan in place to shore up two cracked beams that were discovered at san francisco's trans bay transit center. it may take a while. commuters who rely on the transit center or driving downtown expect inconveniences to last through next week. crews plan to relieve pressure on the steel beams by installing new columning from street level to the bus deck but among many issues still needing to be worked out, obtaining the new beams. it's not clear when fremont street will reopen to traffic. >>> new for you this morning, upgrades are under way for one of san francisco's most iconic symbols. >> it may have an impact on folks using it for transportation. sf mta releasing video of the rehabilitation process for all of the gear boxes. we're talking about the cable cars, the world renowned cable cars in san francisco, and this

the statement goes on to say sunnyvale is examining new studies including fiscal impact analysis of the moffat park site. union leaders hope to have a sit-down with the mayor sometime this week. in the san jose studio, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we can take a look at those temperatures from today. those numbers generally a little warmer than they were yesterday. but still a nice day. there 93. still pretty warm inland. not crazy hot. temperatures this week trend down generally. we look at the tropics. here's florence over here. very active time for the equatorial pacific and atlantic. we'll be watching that. florence is the headline there. looks like a thursday landfall, perhaps a category 4. the low up here is setting us up with lower temperatures down here which means the next few days, temperatures will continue to trend down. that means the hotspots in the 90s. we're looking at perhaps upper 70s in places like antioch and clayton. it's great. current temperatures, those temperatures are running about where they were last night at this time. there's zero fog at the coast right

the gun buyback is tomorrow from 8:00 in the morning until noon at the sunnyvale presbyterian church. anyone can turn in a handgun, rifle or a shotgun in exchange for $100 each and there's no limit. assault weapons can be traded in for $200 cash. >>> new for you this morning, upgrades are under way for one san francisco, one of the most iconic symbols there. >> it may have an impact on folks using it for transportation. sf mta releasing video of the rehabilitation process for the gear boxes that power the city's world renowned cable cars. free shuttle will be available for riders. the shuttle will serve stops north of washington, north beach the first stop is at taylor and san francisco. the free shuttle will be in operation through sunday morning. so good for -- >> getting around. people come here just for the trolley. >> i agree, the first time i visited san francisco i of course had to take a picture, this was before instagram, quite a while ago. now that i live here i enjoy it even more i think. right now in palo alto it is 5:08 a.m. i want to show you your temperature trend. look

. >>> 32-year-old woman from sunnyvale has died after falling off a cliff in michigan while she was taking a selfie . the national park service says the victim was -- fell off a 200 foot cliff. she was on a solo hike, stopped to take a selfie on wednesday, two kayakers, saw her fall and retrieved her body and brought her back to shore. the sheriffs department in michigan and the national park service are calling her death an accident. >>> two sailors are safe after being rescued by the coast guard 70 miles off half moon bay . the coast guard says the sailors were having trouble navigating their sailboat yesterday morning and radioed for help. according to the coast guard the troubles started when the sailors hit rough water and part of their navigational equipment went down. air rescue crews from the san francisco airport assisted. neither was seriously injured. >>> yesterday morning chp rescued a man after he crashed his bike on mount diablo on a remote dirt trail near the base of the mountain. chp needed to use a helicopter to rescue him. he was then taken to a yet -- a local hospital. t

this is the second aual sunnyvale police activity car show. pretty cool cars. the group works to build relationships between at-risk kids and police officers. the orgiz sports and other afterschool p do a te. to do-list. >> let's work it out. >> and we could >> it ll for enjoying the sunshine and the cooler weather. we're taking a live look outside in san rafael this morning. visibility is clear but you'll have a hazy sunshine today. although the air quality improves for parts of the bay, the coast and the inland parts of the east bay down to santa clara valley, we will still have the hazy skies with new wildfires burning in the north bay. but it won't be as smoky elsewhere. the seven-day forecast is already up at the bottom of the screen. come over and check it out. our temperatures in martinez today will be at 60 degrees at 8:00, and we will have a morning where you need a jacket or some long sleeves, but as the day goes along here we're looking at mid 80s. some of our inland valleys will upper 80s in concord today, 87 degrees. 80 in san jose, so we keep the

store after sunday, you will still be able to buy cj olson products at a number of bay area stores.in sunnyvale michelle kingston kron 4 news ( marty ) "put your best foot forward." that was the theme for "first a-m-e" church's annual back-to-school shoe giveaway in oakland. this year's event filled up the parking lot outside the oakland coliseum and included kron four's pam moore. kron four's philippe djegal spoke with families grateful for the free gear. (philippe) vans... converse... anta and nike... nats- some of the world's largest footwear manufacturers... donating more than three-thousand pairs of shoes to alameda county families.jakaree ross/seven- year-old- "i feel really grateful and i feel really special." seven-year-old jakaree ross stood in line with his family for new kicks. anthony ross/father- "since this little dudes growing like a weed, most of his stuff went to him. so, this is perfect timing for him. he needs some new shoes." jakaree's father anthony says shoes, these days, are not cheap. anthony ross/father- "payless needs to be called pay

a company in sunnyvale says it has technolo electricity. ktvu's maureen naylor has more on how this works. >> reporter: this sunnyvale company says it has developed a breakthrough technology to produce clean energy. bloom energy makes these servers, which produce electricity off the power grid and run on natural gas. now, the company says it can also skip the natural gas, and use biogas produced at landfills, water treatment facilities, and dairies. >> now, we have created technology, a bio class cleanup module that allows us to use waste from agriculture, from landfill, from wastewater treatment to generate clean electricity. >> the company says it would put those servers inside at locations like here at the landfill, where it could access the biogas and then convert it into a natural source of energy. >> that power then goes by means of power cables, underground, again, to either a commercial facility, or, it can be a grid >> reporter: the company prepared this model for a presentation at the global action climate summit in san francisco.

the president of the sunnyvale public safety association sent a letter that said the proposal would result in the explosion of a daytime population, increasing traffic gridlock and increased 911 calls. >> police officers in firefighters and sunnyvale have watch these massive corporate developments come in and they've dealt with the impact of increased call volumes, longer response times and increased traffic. >> a statement said we continue will evaluate service levels and we will balance the resources and needs for the entire community. the public union leaders hope to talk to the mayor sometime this week. >>> the time is 6:39. if you've been thinking about adopting a pet, this week, shelters in contra costa county are waving adoption fees. the shelter is full and three -- free adoptions will be available on friday and also at the shelter in martinez. >>> still ahead, we view the cities that are having memorial celebrations taking place regarding the 9/11 attack. >>> we have a crash in oakland that caused a sig alert. that means they think it will be there for a while. it's southbound 880

. >> there is a sizable footprint in sunnyvale. >> reporter: a company is primed to purchase 2000 feet of office space in the city and that is the tip of the iceberg. piecemeal growth if are proposed 1 million square-foot campus comes to fruition. >> police officers and firefighters have watched these massive corporate developments come to town and they've dealt with the impact of increased call volumes, longer response times and increased traffic. >> reporter: the president penned a letter to cool-- the google proposals will gridlock and increase 911 calls. >> we want to make sure the city looks at what the problems will be as related to public safety to make sure they get addressed. >> i think they have a point. >> the urban planning assessor, kelly snyder, said it's a blessing and curse and it's the allure that brings companies here. it's followed in short order by the hassles of overcrowding. the municipalities need to plan for business development and all that comes with it. >> better transit, bus lanes and bike lanes unless parking restrictions, less parking options, so that peop

fremont and sunnyvale as well. rebounding with temperatures warming us up to 70s and 80s around the bay and id and lend. this is when things get busy. are we seeing that? >> things are busy. you are pretty good at this. >> i have done it for about a year and half now. >> good point. >> looking at the solano commute heading to the macarthur maze you can see traffic is busier through vallejo. it is one of those things where you see some busy traffic. you can see it there and you can also see the traffic here is going to be slow on 37. if you're driving across the bridge it looks good to hercules and richmond and all the way down the eastshore freeway to the toll plaza. a little back up at the toll plaza. this is about a 20 minute wait before you make it to the span. let's go back to the desk. word oakland-based pandora being sold to serious xm satellite radio to create the world's largest audio entertainment company. and all stock transaction is estimated to be valued at . se first quarter of next year . the the pand

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the sunnyvale institution since 1899 will be closing the fruit stand. >> i was sad. i mean, it's, my neighborhood. >> the fruits and the peopler the combination. it's just been a place -- a special place to come. >> reporter: the cherry business was started by debora olson's great grandparents, her grandmother rose adding the fruit stand in 1932. >> there's just a handful of people who are like 90, 95 years old that remember my grandmother and their kids are coming and their kids are coming. >> reporter: eventually the valley of heart's delight turned into silicon valley. now there are apartments where the orchards were and a strip mall with a trader joe's where the farming operations happened. olson says there were simply too many factors working against them. >> change of demographics. um, a lot of competition. um, time to retire from the retail business. >> reporter: debora announced the closure in front of the city council this week. she says the decision was not easy. >> i walked out, there's a portrait of my great grandparents on the wall and so i went up to th

. >>> it's been a fixture in sunnyvale for more than 100 years. long before silicon chips were invented, when orchards covered the valley. now olson cherries is closing. for loyal customers, it means the end of an era. ann rubin reports. >> all these years, huh? >> reporter: tearful customers have been coming all week since the official announcement was made cj olson cherries a sunnyvale institution since 1899 will be closing the doors of its iconic fruit stand. >> i was sad. i mean, it's, um, part of my childhood. >> the fruits and the peopler the combination. it's just been a place --a special place to come. >> reporter: the cherry business was started by debora olson's great grandparents, her grandmother rose adding the fruit stand in 1932. >> there's just a handful of people who are like 90, 95 years old that remember my grandmother and their kids are coming and their kids are coming. >> reporter: eventually the valley of heart's delight turned into silicon valley. now there are apartments where the orchards were and a strip mall with a trader

one issue is single tracks reaching old ironsides toward sunnyvale there is an issue with the overhead power lines. they are keeping trains on one track. >> new this morning a new response from the bay area woman accusing supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual assault. >> now she's telling the world her name. chris sanchez is following the story for us. >> reporter: we tried to talk with the woman at her home, but a friend says she and her family won't be home for a while. she's at the epicenter of a huge story. christine ford is a research psychologist but in high school found herself at a maryland house party with brett kavanaugh. she claims he was stumbling drunk when he pinned her to a bed and groped her. she said he was trying to attack me and remove my clothing. he covered her mouth to quiet her to which she said she thought he might kill her. ford gave the account to the washington post in the last few days. her lawyer had this to add to the description. >> she clearly considers this attempted rape. she believes if it were not for the severe intoxication of brett kavana

it caught the attention of a sunnyvale councilman. he tweeted a picture of the home with the caption "sunnyvale real estate market in a nutshell." i say we do it. it's a deal. >> i say no. >> speechless. >> i am. >> that's a tough one. take it away, jeff. >> we do have some cooler temperatures across the bay area, anywhere from five to ten degrees cooler. we'll talk more about this trend and of course an update on the tropics. controversial step towa converting its old city hall, >>> late today san jose took a controversial step toward converting its old city hall into santa clara county's newest homeless facility. >> a city council committee voted to begin that process. now, if there is a problem, the top county executive not in favor of that idea. >> nbc bay area's robert honda joins us from the old city hall with a look at this political mess. >> reporter: today's decision by san jose will only escalate the debate over whether the old city hall annex should be convert into a homeless facility. now, santa clara county executive jeff

several crashes on northbound 101 between sunnyvale and the mountain view area. i did confirm with chp we have lanes open once again or at least one lane back open. the worst crash right now around matilda. i would avoid that and take 82 or 280 instead. for bart's berryessa extension of the south bay. the station may not be open until the end of next year because of equipment. crews were using used parts to build the train system. new parts have been ordered. >>> number four, let's take a live look now at tesla stock down 20 points and dropping on news chief accounting officer is resigning after one month. he cited the level of public attention on tesla. the announcement comes hours after ceo elon musk made hours for smoking marijuana during a podcast. >>> number five, the final day of confirmation hearings for supreme court nominee judge brett kavanaugh. happening as we speak. this is a live picture from capitol hill. witnesses will testify on behalf of kavanaugh today, a change in pace after several days of contentious grilling from senators. >>> number six, we

the president of sunnyvale's public safety officer's association made up of 200 cops, firefighters and disparenters is worried. >> i'm sure they're kind of star struck with some of these big companies wanting to come to the city to do business which we're all for that, also, but we just want to make sure that that type of growth is done wisely. >> reporter: so the union sent this letter to the city council members requesting impacts to public safety, specifically analyzed and points out 13-year high in some major crime last year including rape, aggravated assault, robbery, larceny and vehicle thefts. >> we also are seeing huge problems with traffic in the city. that will add response times to our being able to get to you when you call 911. >> reporter: a union consultant and adviser said the focus is on protecting public safety but -- >> we rather not resort to litigation but cannot rule anything out at this time. >> reporter: robert honda, nbc bay area news. >>> if you're a warriors fan with serious dance moves, you could be co-workers with steph curry. kind of. right now, this is vid

major hot sot on nb 101 at mathilda in sunnyvale accident blocking several lanes. accident in san jose on nb 280 at saratoga ave blocking two lanes. temperatures today especially for inland areas and the east and south bay with high temperatures well into the upper 80's if not the 90's. sunshine can be expected earlier than yesterday with diminished marine layer and onshore flow. along the coast temperatures will peak slightly higher as well in the 60's and 70's. 70's. ( darya ) a san francisco couple was attacked inside their san frnacisco home in the middle of the night. the attacker is still on the loose. it happened on ramsell street just north of interstate 280. somebody broke into the home through the garage. the man and woman who live in the home are both in their 70's... they were hit in the face several times. ( darya ) nothing was stolen from the house. police are still trying to figure out if this was a random or targetted attack. ( will

it was for the second annual sunnyvale police activity car show. the group works to build relationships between at-risk kids and police officers, and the organization provides sports and other after-school programs. it looks like they had a great turnout too to check out all those cool cars. >>> this sunday night we're wat wrapping up the bay area proud series 500th story. it turns out a celebration was at the center of the most bay area ever, a dream wedding for a dying bride thanks to a selfless wedding planner. as we recently found out, the end of the wedding was far from the end of the story. >> i think it would go perfectly. >> reporter: if there is one thing we have learned from the bay area proud series, it's that the people who do good often get back way more than they give. >> so what we're going to do with that -- >> reporter: although in july of 2013, it was difficult to see how erica becks could ever possibly get back more than she was giving jen lange. >> i think that it's amazing the generosity in their hearts. >> reporter: in a mere

this sunnyvale company says it has developed a breakthrough technology to produce clean energy. bloom energy makes these servers which make electricity off the power grid and run on natural gas. now, the company says it can also skip the natural gas and use biogas for use in landfills, water treatment facilities, and dairies. >> we've created a technology, a bio class -- biogas cleanup module that allows us to use waste from wastewater treatment, to generate clean electricity. >> reporter: the company says it would put those specialized modules inside locations like at the landfill, where it can access the gas and convert it into a natural source of energy. >> that power goes by means of power cables, to either a commercial facility like a building, or, it can export to a great. >> reporter: the company prepared this model for the presentation of the global climate action summit in san francisco. the challenge to this process, getting rid of pollutants and moisture from raw biogas. >> our integrated cleanup system cleans up all of these poisons, and converts it to pure biogas it

sunnyvale will hold its first ever gun buy-back event on saturday. the buy-back starts at 8 a-m at the sunnyvale presbyterian church.... and lasts until noon. anyone who turnin a gun will not be asked any questions... and will receive between 100 to 400 dollars for each gun. there's no limit on how many you can turn in. if plan on participating all guns must be unloaded... and stored in the trunk of your car. the event is first-come, first-served. (vicki) it is the end of an more than century long era for residents in sunnyvale this weekend as c.j. olson cherries is closing their fruit stand. c.j. olson's fruit stand has been a landmark on the el camino real in sunnyvale since the 1930s and the olson family has farmed cherries in the valley since 1899. while their customers may no longer be able to buy the fruit in person it will be sold wholesale and online. their official last day at the fruitstand will be this sunday. lawrence karnow: it was much cooler around the bay area today with highs in the 70s inland and bay and 50s and at the coast. it wil

details on how much this sunnyvale home costs. ♪ flintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪ ♪ they're the modern stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. electric cars are here. plug into the present. new tonight at 5... you're looking at an abandoned home in sunnyvale...which turns out to be the latest example of crazy bay area real estate... this property - which comes with two small, run downcottages - is asking more than 4-point- nine million dollars. it's on maude avenue in sunnyvale -- not far from the google and apple headquarters. making it more or less at the epicenter of insane pricing.. it's about three quarters of an acre...and is billed as a "redevelopment opportunity." one city councilman tweeted that it's the "sunnyvale real estate market in a nutshell." (grant) affordable housing is in short supply in almost every bay area community...and walnut creek is no exception. today, the wai

. >> the top two cities where caregivers can make money are in the bay area, fremont and sunnyvale.>>> coming up, i ran is accusing allies of attacking the military killing 25 people.>>> a family turns on one of its siblings who is running for congress, they appeared in and add in support of his opponent peered they say his views do not represent their family p are >>> iran's president hasn't accused -- has accused arab separatists for the attack, 25 people were killed and another 60 were wounded, the elite revolutionary guard said the responsible parties will face deadly and unforgiving revenge. the u.s. and a randian leaders could meet at the un, both the amended -- united states embezzler say side meetings with iran could take place. >>> a man is behind bars after trying to enter buckingham palace with a taser, he went to the scanners but was stopped after officers found he had a stun gun. he's being questioned at london police station but has not been charged. they don't believe it was terror related, a limited part of the palace is open and the queen was not home, she's visiting

dozens of classic cars lined up along murphy street in downtown sunnyvale. it was the second annual car show. the group works to build rippings between at risk kids and police officers. the organization provides sports and other after the school programs. >>> i hope you were able to join us last night as we celebrated our 500 stories of a special broadcast including the dog whisperer that we introduced you to two years ago. >> reporter: it was in december of 2016. karen top ping and her 6-year-od daughter drove from their morgan hill home to holister. a dog has run away from its new home and part of the best effort of an experienced team of animal rescuers, daisy remains on the loose for two whole months. until that is megan went to have a talk with her. >> she told me, you can talk to dogs in their brain. she told me that mom says in the truck that she will come to me and i believed it. >> karen knew that her daughter had an cariinining knack with animals. what karen could not have guessed is that how many million people would end up watching the video she

we start off with clear skies as we take a live look outside right now and head over to sunnyvale with temperatures that will start out with low 60s and head to the 70s by early afternoon. make it into the low 80s briefly before we take a dip later this evening. mike, you're keeping an eye on a high speed chase. >> it is a high speed chase/police chase. we heard about it from san jose tv. it has been moving up. the latest i had heard it was heading up towards fremont. so it would indicate towards po mall was one of the significant points. light traffic flow. we are tracking this here. this is 680 northbound through dublin we are tracking word of a high speed chase. back to you. >> all right. thanks. >>> new for you this morning, this is a different high speed chase there. it ends with arrest in the south bay. the suspects may be tied to a string of carjackings. they tell us that chase started around midnight. it is when officers tried to stop a car. the driver took off later. the suspects tried to make a break for it in san jose. officers managed to arrest him. they are all minors. >>>

we are at the sports basement in sunnyvale. >> it does not make me want to buy nike. i'm not a fan of his. >> i would be much more open to nike because they are open to him. >> reporter: nike signed kaepernick in 2011 but hasn't used him for ads in recent years. nike now says, quote, we believe he's one of the most inspirational athletes of his generation was leverage the of the sport to help move the world forward. only time will tell if nike will boost or sacrifice sales. nike also has a deal with nfl leagues and they provide the game day uniforms and the sideline apparel. in san francisco, leigh martinez, ktvu fox news. >>> we have a question of the day. do you support nike's decision to make colin kaepernick the face of the 30th annual just do it campaign? so far, 77% of you say yes that you support the decision. 23% say you are against it. let us know what do you think. vote on the ktvu twitter page or comment on the ktvu facebook page. >> it will be interesting. >>> 6:41. tragedy during a labor day celebration. coming up, more on a bay area men who drowned while

tomorrow, get ready for a hot one. 93 in gilroy. 88 in san jose. 85, sunnyvale. 86, milpitas. 68 in pacific to. 67 half moon bay. you're going to see the temperatures come down around the coast and the bay tomorrow. san francisco, still warm, 76 degrees. north bay, 60s on the coastline but 90s around lake port. 82 invallejo. in the east bay, a warm, sunny day. inland areas, feeling like summer on the last full day. 90 degrees in san ramon. the heat is not your cup of tea, look at the hour-by-hour forecast. you're going to see some fog creeping in in from south tomorrow. and tomorrow night, it's closing in on the clooastline. we will have fog around on saturday. we will get a break from the hot weather we're experiencing today and tomorrow. hot inland, upper 06 60s to thee 90s. the temperatures will drop over the weekend. only to recover next week. we'll bring you the autumn heat. low to mid 70s at our beaches. that's something we expect around this time of year. and i think we have about five seconds. you want to show us your dance moves? >> no. i said end of the program. not right now. >>

. >>> the sunnyvale safety union is worried about how services like 911 will be impacted when google buys to hundreds -- 200,000 square feet of office space in the area. they sent a letter saying the proposal will result in an explosion of daytime population increasing traffic gridlock and increased 911 calls. >> police officers and firefighters in sunnyvale have watch these massive corporate developments come in and they've dealt with the ll volum longer response times traffic. >>> they continually evaluate service levels and work with the city council during the budget process to balance resources and needs for the community. union leaders hope to talk with the mayor sometime this week. >>> and if you are a san francisco district attorney george gascsn will announce it campaign to enhance public safety for ride-share passengers. there is no word on what the campaign will include. however, there have been calls for stricter background checks and fingerprinting of drivers. uber is adding a feature to the app to allow passengers to report trouble during rides. >>> we reported concerns

the event tomorrow morning is a clock until noon at sunnyvale presbyterian church. people can get $100 for handguns, rifles, and shotguns and up to $400 for assault rifles. police were -- will be hosting the event and they call it the first ever marin county gun buyback event. >>> a fast-moving brush fire in calistoga. what started it and how quickly it was contained. >>> following one of the worst flu seasons in decades health experts explain why you need to get the vaccine early this year. coming up. >>> still a slow traffic crawl on highway four. we did have an earlier crash to blame. it doesn't look that great right now getting over to concorde. if you can give yourself some extra time. >>> a big change in the weather . a low moving in that were really cool us down. maybe a little rain. a better opportunity next week. more on that. >>> welcome back. we want to take you live to washington d.c. this morning which continues to be our top story. right now happening live the senate judiciary committee is ready to vote this morning on the confirmation of jet -- of jud

this happened on the 100 block of charles street in sunnyvale. when fire crews arrived the single story home was fully engulfed in flames. people who lived in another home on the property described the chaotic moment after they realized flames erupted. >> when he told me this it was like get up right now and run. by the speed of the fire, i just booked it, forget all this stuff, let's just go. >> four people are displaced because of the fire. the cause is under investigation. >>> serious allegations against a former cal berkeley basketball player jabari bird, who now plays for the boston celtics, is facing charges of assault, battery, advantage lastrangulat kidnapping. police aren't releasing many details other than the victim and bird were taken to separate hospitals. the victim was treated for injuries and bird underwent an evaluation under police guard. the celtics said the team is aware of the incident and taking it very seriously. >>> it was a u.s. open women's final to remember, a 20-year-old defies the odds to make history but the biggest

and two is sunnyvale. a study shows how expensive it is to get around. 24/7 wall street showed the high of the transportation costs for single adults. madera tops the list with a monthly transportation cost of more than $1,000. that factors in 15 mills per person and gas at 3.62. napa is the third and then santa rosa. and then san jose. it is expensive, especially here in the bay area. back to mike. >>> coming up next on mornings on 2 at can the, we're expanding our breaking new coverage about deputy attorney general rod rosenstine. there are records that he may be fired or may resign. we'll talk a law professor about the impact this could have and the mueller investigation. >>> a new study shows one group expects the homicide rate in san francisco to be down 35% from last year. the brennan center for justice found homicide rates to decline by 7%. with the drop in san francisco being the largest. they said increases in homicide rates in 2015 and 2016 may have been temporary. that the long-term trend may be

. >>> new this morning investigators are looking into what caused flames to break out at a home in sunnyvale. firefighters got reports of the fire just after 1:00 this morning at a house on the 100 block of charles avenue. it took them 20-30 minutes to get it under control. nobody was injured. still neighbors say it's a huge blow for the family that was living inside that home. >> the house got burned down. the family just had a brand new baby and they already have another son and the whole house is gone. everything they own is gone. >> fire officials say the residents living in the home are staying with family. the cause of that fire is still under investigation. >>> the san francisco based chapter of the antidefamation league issued a security advisory after antisematic fliers were found posted at or near five east bay synagogues. as ktvu rob malcolm reports, it comes right before the jewish high holidays begin. >> reporter: it happens way tool often says steve glazer. after anti-semitic fliers have been found throughout the east bay. >> it's nothing new. it will always be around. it's jus

tomorrow, get ready for a hot one. 93 in gilroy. 88 in san jose. 85, sunnyvale. 86, milpitas. 68 in pacific to. 67 half moon bay. you're going to see the temperatures come down around the coast and the bay tomorrow. san francisco, still warm, 76 degrees. north bay, 60s on the coastline but 90s around lake port. 82 invallejo. in the east bay, a warm, sunny day. inland areas, feeling like summer on the last full day. 90 degrees in san ramon. the heat is not your cup of tea, look at the hour-by-hour forecast. you're going to see some fog creeping in in from south tomorrow. and tomorrow night, it's closing in on the clooastline. we will have fog around on saturday. we will get a break from the hot weather we're experiencing today and tomorrow. hot inland, upper 06 60s to theo 90s. the temperatures will drop over the weekend. only to recover next week. we'll bring you the autumn heat. low to mid 70s at our beaches. that's something we expect around this time of year. and i think we have about five seconds. you want to show us your dance moves? >> no. i said end of the program. not right now. >>

sunnyvale 80. 83 in campbell. may hit 90 at morgan hill. compared to cooler conditions at the coast, that's where we still have that west wind coming through. across the east bay we go. 86 in pittsburg today. livermore 90. 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. tomorrow add 10 more degrees. it's going to be hot tomorrow. 65 in sausalito and san francisco today. 80 degrees in san rafael and those of you up further north in windsor 83. st. helena 90. air quality moderate. no advisory or alert but i want to show you there is still that smoke in the sky. when the ridge of high pressure gets closer to california, it will warm up. you will see that in the seven- day forecast. tomorrow will be the warmest day of the week. temperatures reaching mid- to upper 90s. the inland communities that's where you will notice it the most. even around the bay temperatures will rise into the mid-70s for friday. and then we'll stay pretty warm through the weekend. this is still above average temperatures through monday. it happens on tuesday. temperatures take a littl

sunnyvale at 50. napa and concorde 57 and 58. the system right there you can see that dip in the jet stream keeping temperatures below average. it has been that way most of the one -- most of the month. sal is here and tells us? >> traffic is getting busier. we will start with highway dose highway four. i want to say the traffic that has been slow coming in all the way from antioch to the bay point. it starts getting slow right on the boundary between antioch and the pittsburgh area and then it slows all the way to concorde. 680 southbound at pleasant hill there is a minor accident on the side. and then highway 24 is pretty slow on the way to the tunnel. you can see when you get to the bay bridge is also pretty crowded at the toll plaza. this is all normal traffic for this time of the morning. just in case you're wondering if it's light today it's not. it is normal and as you can see, 80 westbound from hercules and richmond is all right. i'm wondering about marin county. southbound 101 looks good heading to the golden gate bridge

sunnyvale 48 . the app airport 46. to the north a lot of mid 40s. 42 creighton. that's cold. temperatures warming up today as the pattern changes from a cool west coast to a warmer temperature. thursday and friday look to be the warmest days. 60s, 70s, and 80s on the temperatures. sal is focusing on what? >> right now i would say the commute is a b or a b+. 26 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the mark -- to the macarthur maze is not bad. when you get to the bay bridge add another 10 or 15. we are pretty normal, but edging towards being more crowded. this is a look at interstate 880 northbound and southbound. if you're checking 880 perhaps you are going on a flight to oakland international. so far san mateo and dunbarton bridge commutes a. a couple of minor accidents have popped up. i told you i would keep an eye on 680 in pleasanton. that crash on southbound is backing up traffic a little bit. still not a huge delay, but we will keep an eye on it for you. next time we will dive into that silicon valley commute. let's go back to the desk. >>> parents of students at pittsbu

this was the second annual sunnyvale police car show. the group works to build relationships between at-risk kids and police officers. the organization provides sports and other after school programs. >> i think they had a good crowd. nice weather, too. >> yeah, we had some great weather over the weekend. and that continues into today. some of our warmer spots inland will still be heading into the upper 80s. cooler tomorrow and much cooler on wednesday. we'll see some more clouds and then we'll have a couple days of highs in the 70s. >> wow. nice. that will be refreshing. >> i like. >> we'll be here. thanks so much for joining us. your next newscast is tonight at 5:00. and don't forget to join us tomorrow morning for "today in the bay" starting at 4:30. have a good day. ♪ >>> we're live in five, four, three, two, one. >> serena was watching her coach give her a hand signal. >> wow. >> ow. that hurt. that is the big moment. cost serena a crucial game at the u.s. open. welcome to "access live." comedian jeff dye is with us today. >> than

." >>> an attempt to a selfie leads to a free accident and death of a sunnyvale woman. 31-year-old woman was hiking by herself in the pictured rocks national lakeshore when she stopped to take a selfie and fell 200 fine into lake superior. two kayakers saw he fall. paramedics declared her dead at the scene. officials say her family has been notified. >>> still ahead, the fight over a san francisco statue leads to action today. why it's caused so much controversy in the community.y. what a group of local seacout heroes. >>> our weekend beginning on a mild note. 77 degrees in san jose, but by the end of the weekend fire danger making a comeback. we'll talk about a fire weather watch when we come right back. sr an apartment complex catches fire. it happened just after 5 this morning, on sentinel drive, >>> an unsettling morning for some people in martinez after an hpened just after 5:00 this morning. fire fighters were able to knock down the flames quickly. no one was hurt. it stemmed from an air conditioning unit on the second floor. >>> a controversial statue in chinatown has been there n

she is 37-year-old within of sunnyvale. park officials say she fell 200 feet. some kayakers who witnessed the fall retrieved her body. >> awful. >>> top of the we have a good idea how big of a problem fare evasion is for bart. this month, more than 3800 citations have been issued. 350 people paid their fine. and 59 others chose community service. bart has collected $29,000 so far. the problem has led to bart considering changing its gates. >>> pet owners beware. why the fda is issuing a warning about flea and tick medications. >>> lgbt entrepreneurs were honored at a big gala in the bay area tonight. the event was more than just a celebration. >>> i have been searching for my dad almost my whole lifetime. >> 50 years later, how a california man finally found his long lost father. >>> autumn arrives tomorrow. i will show you what's coming with it. i'm sandy patel. your weekend forecast is straight ahead. >> >>> up first a look at what's coming up tonight on jim audio kimmel live after abc7 news at 11. >> don't say we never did anything nice for you. is there any

downtown sunnyvale. >>> right now at 6:30 on your thursday morning. want to take a live look outside. we're looking downtown sunnyvale. a nice start to our morning. maybe grabbing a cup of coffee. good morning to you. thanks for joining your morning with us. >> let's head over to meteorologist kari hall with a look at the nice, cool temperatures we're experiencing. >> it's a great start to thursday with a few clouds moving through. as we take a live look outside, san jose, sunrise happening as we speak. it's going to be a beautiful one. our temperatures go from the upper 50s and then by noon we'll see our skies clearing. we'll be at 68 degrees. look at the highs today, only reaching the low 70s. we should be in the low 80s. take it in. here's a look at our school day forecast as you get ready to head out around livermore. we'll be at 56 degrees walking to school. recess, mid-60s and heading home we'll be in the low 70s. we'll talk more about these temperatures and the weekend coming up. mike, you're checking in on the sensors in fremont. >> that's rig

. >>> happening today, caltrain comes to sunnyvale to discuss its ongoing electrification project. as we've been telling you, the transit agency is upgrading to electric and replacing its aging fleet of trains. over the past year representatives have traveled to each city on caltrain's tracks to educate people about what to expect and the possible impact. tonight's meeting in sunnyvale takes place at washington park at 6:00 p.m. >>> so this morning kari said that she saw christmas trees at macy's. apparently it's time to start thinking about the holidays. certainly retailers are thinking about hiring. the company says it's looking to hire 120,000 workers. most will not go to the check-out lines. they're going to do what the company expects is a surge in online orders. that means lots of positions at target's distribution centers. target's latest move comes after online sales jumped 40% over the second quarter. it plans to hold hiring events. those will be at the stores. nationwide four weeks from now. >> not a bad idea. make a little extra cash and the also get a discount. >> that'

temperatures in the south bay waking up into the 50s from san jose, sunnyvale. novato, bow degas bay chilly. looking at the exploratorium camera the next three days. sharply cooler to finish out the week on friday. matt, jessica. >>> thanks, drew. people can expect to see more downtown ads in san jose. lt nio allow new billboards and electronic signs on city-owned land. will bring in more revenue. >>> in the east bay, uc berkeley will open a brand-new locker room. >> this is very unique. larry beale has the details of what that means for students at uc berkeley >> reporter: touring a new addition into the uc berkeley sports facility, ben can recall his experience as a disabled student more than a decade ago. >> i went from being my disability that only my two best friends and my mother and father saw to 30 people on a dorm floor as i'm going to take a shower. >> reporter: then even changed clothes in his room before hitting the gym just to keep things simple. now, as manager of campus access services, he's celebrating the grand opening of a new facility. it offe

temperatures going from the low 50s in sunnyvale to the mid-70s, even upper 70s by early afternoon. we'll talk about where we're headed into the 90s in the forecast, that's coming up next. >>> and that crash that popped up on my traffic maps earlier, i have an update. unfortunately chp within the past minute reporting what was originally one lane blocked now all lanes are blocked. this could turn into a sig alert, involving four vehicles, including a semi. ily i'll have an update coming up. >>> another woman is coming forward accusing supreme court nomin nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual misconduct. you're watching "today in the baa live look outside at - trans-america building in downtown san francisco. good morning and thank you for joining us. i )m marcus washington. and i )m laura garcia. >>> the hotter temperatures ahead, coming up viny has a heads up for anyone headed around the east bay. >> i want to get to the crash because the rest of the bay area is doing pretty good. however, chp is now reporting all lanes are blocked along southbound 880 at wynton avenue, a multivehicle