it is 4:40 as we look outside at san jose. we have light rain coming down and some chilly temperatures as you head out the door in evergreen today. our high only at about 50 degrees and mostly cloudy skies. some showers moving through, especially this afternoon. we'll take a look ahead to a soggy start to 2017. that's coming up in about five minutes. >>> quick look we're getting more delay reported from the b.a.r.t. system. we're trying to sort what's going on. one report of a power issue, another saying there's no problem. 20 minute delays possible and modified schedule for other trans sit agencies. >>> a dangerous and troubling theft in santa cruz. police looking for a man caught on this surveillance camera. he is stealing a bag of guns out of a car. it happened monday. police say the man broke the window of this jeep parked on the side of the road, pulled out the duffel bag. that bag had four guns along with several different types of ammunition. >>> apparently some airline passengers not getting the message when it comes t

here in san jose. about an hour ago or so, before the immediate search, we were getting an update from the santa clara sheriff's department. and they were describing what type of suspect this is. they described him as determined. here's what they had to say. >> he said it's been a difficult chase. he described the terrain of the area in the mountains. it is believed the suspect possibly climbed this mountain to reach the house and i want to, we'll have many more updates. it seems it is an active situation. reporting live, back to you. >> okay. thank you. >> it is an active situation. if we can go back to our helicopter shot, you can see the suspect is being taken into custody as we speak. we saw him running into that construction complex. and now it is confirmed what you're seeing as you're seeing with us. this possible suspect. that man there being taken into custody. police have yet to confirm if this is the man they were looking for. that bank robbery suspect from scots valley yesterday. >> this has

san jose police have shut down part of san jose's japantown... and have arresd >>> we want to do one more check of our breaking news. san jose police are shut down part of japan town, arrested three people in connection with a bank robbery. >> let's bring in michelle roberts who rejoins us right where san jose's japan town is with in any of the big updates. >> reporter: the road is open, police are starting to head home. three people were arrested in this area about two houshs ago. one of the suspects took off on foot. police had to use a taser to apprehend him a couple blocks away. three people were in an unmarked stolen police vehicle that was linked to a bank robbery in scotts valley. it's unknown if any or all of them were involved in the robbery. we know tonight the three suspects are being questioned separately and we'll have an update on that as the night goes on i'm sure. but the good news is that for the neighborhoods, things are quietening down. >> that is a relief going into the weekend. >> we'll keep our team of reporters there and li

a san jose police car became stalled in standing water at santa terry are in san jose where that road was closed. the officer was trying to rescue woman who was stuck in a car and did drive through the water to get to her. the water was so deep, the police car stalled. that officer was not hurt. >> part of highway 1 in pacifica is closed because of a mudslide. it happened just after 11:00 last night. pacifica police are telling people to plan to take an alternate route to get around the mud slight. >> in southern santa clara county, the heavy rain prompted a flash flood warning yesterday. take a look at the guadalupe river. you can see it's full and rising. >> reporter: the creek in morgan hill, overtopping its banks, causing this, at month and i have watt is sonville roads, the roadway was completely flooded. drivers still drove through it, despite signs warning them to proceed with caution. morgan hill resident brenda elliot has never seen the creek this high. >> not sure how this is going to be for tomorrow. lots of cars stuck in the water on south pedro, and by monterey and san pe

francisco 33 and san jose 37. a chilly start for this monday morning, high-pressure in the eastern pacific today a mile to day like yesterday, dry and sunny after having some fog this morning. finally a series of systems pushing the high potentially out of existence so it opens up the storm door by midweek and we have a series of storms coming in. the futurecast shows us today looks mostly clear by early afternoon and then rolling through tuesday, it is still not looking back, by 1:00 in the afternoon tuesday, but, then everything deteriorates, watch what happens tuesday, here come the clouds and wednesday here comes the rain in time for the evening commute by 6:00 heavy rain over much of the area, the wind will pick up between 20 and 60 miles per hour. still plenty gusty down below this is wednesday, after wednesday more of the same we are left with lingering showers early in the day thursday, so unsettled conditions midweek, now through tuesday looks okay, later wednesday we have the rain, friday and sunday two

san jose police officers spotted the stolen law enforcement vehicle here in downtown san jose. they put the word out a massive response flooded the area talking merge unit assault weapons the helicopter the whole nine yards and the chase was on. chopper 5 captured the moment when the suspect tried to run near the 700 block near taylor. ran down train tracks into a construction area with the cops close behind. he has been in the elements and on the run hasn't eaten in a while so he looked like he was tired. officers surrounded the building and came out in handcuffs. this is exclusive video of medical treatment. his arms had cuts on them. he looked like he was dazed falling asleep but san jose police made the arrest. he allegedly robbed a bank in scotts valley. he stole a car and then another law enforcement car early this morning which led him here to downtown san jose. >> around 4 p.m. [ indiscernible ] a lot cops with dogs tried to, you know, to catch the guy. and then we saw the guy return in the ambulance. >> reporter: so we get some reports that this guy may have had an acc

redwood city, fremont, san jose, concord 29, napa 29, santa rosa 25. so a freeze warning in effect tonight. don't worry about that the next couple days. as a matter of fact, saturday will likely hit 62 or 63 degrees in parts of the bay area because our source of air is not coming down from canada anymore. it's coming from honolulu, literally a pineapple express. the storm is poised to make it here tomorrow night and last all the way through monday morning, all of saturday, all of sunday wet. look at what happens saturday morning. futurecast, we'll stop things. the rain gets moderate but not the heaviest stuff. i think you'll begin doubting my forecast around 3:00 or 4:00 saturday afternoon when the rain gets a bit light. look what happens. the rain picks up in intensity saturday night, pours all night long and through sunday morning into the afternoon. as a matter of fact, now it looks like sunday may be three times wetter than saturday and saturday will be pretty wet. so you add everything up. how much rain do we get this weekend? in the santa cruz up

this is from and this one from the march in san jose. you can send us your videos or photoses, tag us on twitter or instagram or you can e-mail them to us. >> rob mayeda joining us now for the most part, for the marches the weather held off but we're looking at pictures of pacifica those waves are incredible. >> we're watching on the coast as more rain starts to come on in. we'll show you some of the views along the coastline and many folks saying they haven't seen waves like this in a long time. the power of the ocean there. you can see some roads she was mentioning in the area were also closed due to the flooding. here's another picture. the site was the biggest he's ever seen it and even down by monterey bay aquarium. you got wave heights off shore still 25 to 30 feet high. high surf warning will continue through the day on sunday. that warning may get extended jond the 3:00 a.m. deadline set right now. light to moderate rain into fremont. moderate showers in try valley as this is just the outer fringe of a powerful storm. as that mov

jose to san francisco. >> grant:and as kron four's rob fladeboe explains for us now live from san jose, the inspiration for it is the legacy of doctor martin luther king junior. rob? * *pkg * sot bishop patrick mcgrath/ diocese of san jose diocese of san jose bishop patrick mcgrath calling on catholics and muslims here at san jose's saba islamic center to come together in the name of peace. sot bishop patrick cgrath/diocese of san jose billed as a muslim-christian dialogue, the first ever such prayer meeting inspired by the message of unity put forth by the late dr. martin luther king jr. sot imam nabi raza abidi/saba islamic center a contingent of catholics from our lady by the sea walked to the mosque to symbolize the plight of immigrants. sot father john pedigo/diocese of san jose sot zahra billoo/council on american islamic relations >> reporter:catholics and muslims prayed and laughed and later broke bread together, echoing a theme familiar to both faiths that 'man is either your brother in faith or your equal in humanity.' bishop mcgraw, for one, sounding an optimistic note for t

jose, 54 in morgan hill and 57 also expected in east san jose. throughout the east bay we'll have a chilly day here in livermore, 52 degrees, 56 in walnut creek and 55 expected in oakland. through the peninsula, palo alto 56, even sunshine in half moon bay and 55 if you want to head towards the coastline. watch out for the dangerous waves. up towards the marina 55. and in the north bay anywhere from 55 to 57 expected in napa. with the recent storm activity a lot of people are still wondering what could be happening through the next couple of weeks. i want to look at the long range forecast. what we're seeing is la nina is going to be hanging around for a week or so and then as we head throughout february we're done with la nina and that could mean some near average rain chances for february. long range forecast show possibly storms beginning to return february 1st through the 5th at this point. and we've also heard a lot about el nino just because we've had so much rainfall as of yet. el nino has been done for months. it's more about la nina at l

there have been no major issues as you drive into san jose. also, we are looking at the traditional bay bridge toll plaza and things looking good here at the toll plaza. its right. there have been no major problems and visibility here is good. now let's bring steve in. >>> sal i was drive around yesterday and i mean -- running errands and it was amazing the aftermath to look and see. all the clean up crews. >> yeah. a lot of the water drains are still plugged. i know. >> it was -- had to take it all into realize what impact that system had. the by product is fog. it's thick out there now. >> thick as thieves. >> let's get to it here. we are tired that have drought. let's get to the graphics. the eight station sierra index for northern california has been off the chart. central california and southern. this is fantastic. central california. how about rainfall since july 1st? almost 30 inches of rain in santa rose amount there is heavier amounts in napa. these are just the official stations. san francisco, which has had a problem with the midhil

san jose, live view. out to san francisco. rain about to drop downtown. whenever you see orange and red on the radar, rain a half inch per hour, how long the gusty wind and rain will stick around in the forecast when we come back. >>> the city of san francisco threatens to sue one of its citizens over a billing error. and then an impasse ensues. >>> we'll mediate when nbc bay area responds. to a san francisco man who says the city -- wrongfully threatened him with a lawsuit. jess/2shot our team looked into it. >>> a san francisco man says the city wrongfully threatened him with a lawsuit. >>> our team looked into it. chris camora is here with the results. >> you don't want to get this letter in the mail. doctors recommend he transfer to another hospital. they called in an ambulance and take them there. antonio was released the next day, and insurance covered all of the expenses. minus a $100 co pay. antonio was shocked when three and a half years later, he received a notice of delinquency from the city of san francisco for that $1800 ambulance ride. the c

san francisco 42 degrees. palo alto and san jose in the 30s. 36 in san jose. livermore, a chilly, biting 30 degrees. and santa rosa, 33 degrees. we will be warming up with a lot of sunshine come with it. into the 50s. half moon bay, expect 55 degrees los gatos, high of 56. it will be a nice, cool day. we are in for a trend and warming trend as well. we are expecting a chance to be 50s to warm up into the 60s into the weekend, which is going to bring a chance to enjoy the outdoors finally. a chance of early morning showers to the north bay in san francisco. take a look at that. friday, saturday, sunday, monday, even tuesday we are seeing sunshine in the forecast. by next wednesday we could see another storm move to the bay area. more details in a few minutes. how are the roads? >> a quick look at the bay bridge. one lane right there. below our camera, not getting a lot of detail. the picture tells the tale. the bay bridge has a minor issue. the big problem is here north 880. that crash blocked three lanes. hp does not know when it will be cleared. there are sev

perfect day outside. 59 in san jose, 60 expected in east san jose. through alameda county, 56 in antioch, 59 in danville and 56 expected in oakland. for the coastline, should even have sunny skies in half moon bay and 55 degrees, palo alto, atherton expected upper 50s. san francisco a light wind and 52 degrees along the embarcadero. engelside 54 and up towards wine country in napa and sonoma, plenty of damage to sclaclean u from. we've had a lot of questions about the long range outlook with so much rainfall this week and the damage we've been through. the counter long range outlook continue to show that the la nina may enhance the wet weather this month. an above average of possibly some rainfall. the long range forecast shows five possible storms in the next 14 days. what i want to do next is take you through what we could see throughout next week, which is two potential storms. now it's going to be dry all the way through tuesday, as we mentioned. looks like by wednesday's forecast we could get a new storm arriving by 5:30. that will be a wednesda

san jose, overcast. 45 degrees. you can see there, and there's the view of dublic where the temperature, ooh, 31 this morning, with patchy fog possible there. patchy fog in san francisco with 46, and a thin blanket of low clouds in oakland. watch out for the fog. visibility is less than a quarter mile outside the airport in oakland, and in the north bay and east bay, fog brought in by the offshore breezes. you can see how the low clouds by 2:00 finally clear out of the north bay and east bay, so we'll see mid 50s for highs. maybe closer to 60 in san jose. dry today, but check out the satellite view. we do have more storms setting up. we're watching two of them in particular as we head to the next five days. how much rain you can expect and how much more snow in the sierra coming up. >> thank you. >>> well, a polarizing figure who sparked protests at uc davis is now headed to berkeley. milo yiannopoulos, a controversial breitbart news editor and activist was back on the uc davis campus yesterday morning speaking to s

fremont 66 degrees tomorrow, vallejo 53, san jose 57, san francisco 54. we're getting milder heading towards saturday, sunday and monday. look at monday, even 60s at the beach. tuesday we're cloudier. wednesday which is the 1st day of february, rain returns, widespread rain, light to moderate rainfall, by the middle of next week, really nice weekend coming up. >> looking forward to it. thank you, paul. >>> honored for going beyond the call, dozens of jefferson [music] we'd do anything for kids. yet 1 in 6 children in the us struggle with hunger. help end childhood hunger near you. learn how at feedingamerica.org. area that are making their mark on the community through service are being honored for their efforts. >>> people around the bay area that are making their mark on the community through service are being honored for their efforts. >> the jefferson award winners for 2016 got their medals tonight. kpix5 reporter sharon chin and anchor allen martin co-emceed the event in san francisco. they work with jefferson award winners throughout the year. this

now 51 degrees in san jose. winds picking up. times, you see in palo alto bounced around by gusts in the south bay including san jose. close to almost 40 miles per hour out of san jose airport and around the hilltops, high-wind warning for gusts above 50. a view of the storm ranger mobile doppler radar loop of the last three hours. you see the bands of heavier showers moved away from san francisco and oakland, now towards the tri-valley and eat bay. santa cruz mountains seeing steady rain and again, areas through tomorrow, flash flood watches in effect. especially small streams and creeks where you'll see flooding likely six to ten inches of rain possible in the santa cruz mountains. highs today ummer 50s, low 60s. notice the highs starting to turn a little warmer. winds out of the south, and this is a super scooper of atmospheric moisture. known as an atmospheric riv irextending from hawaii directly connected to the bay area bringing rain rates per hour up and rain totals in some spots a quarter of the annual average coming down

damian: all right, well, if you'd like to become a member of the san jose police department, san jose's finest, there is the web address for more information. also, the number to call for the recruitment office. that's a direct line, so somebody will answer that phone, and sign you up, a see if you can become a memberice. of san jose's finest. thank you, guys, for protecting the city and for sticking with it. christian: thank you for having us. jose: thank you. damian: all right, and now, here's what's happening in your comunidad on "que pasa." [music] [music] [music] [music] damian: and our saludos for those celebrating a special day. felicidades. [music] [music] damian: and here is our contact information. you can follow me on twitter. my handle is @newsdamian. also, pick up a copy of "el observador" newspaper and support your bilingual weeklies all across the bay area. you can also watch us on telemundo canal 48, "comunidad del valle," every sunday at 11 a.m., so right after this show. bring your abuelita together and watch "comunidad del valle" en español on telemundo. thank you so

and 280 in san jose northbound, that's not a bad commute so far in san jose. at 5:03, let's go back to the desk. >> today, president trump will take the first step to make good on his campaign promise to build a wall on the border with mexico. >> president trump is heading to the department of homeland security today to sign an executive order on immigration. last night,. trump tweeted big day planned on national security tomorrow, among many other things, we will build the wall. the president is expected to sign an exhibitive order directing federal resource -- executive order directing federalle resources to build a wall between the u.s. and mexico. >> he is doing everything he can to direct agencies and congress to commence with that work as soon as possible. >> he is also expected to sign another executive order today targeting so-called sanction chair cities. there are a number of sanctuary cities here in the bay area. san francisco being the most well known of all of them. the legal definition is broad. it basically means that law enforcement agents have

live in san jose. i'm chuck coppola, "today in the bay." >> chuck giving us perspective there from the river. thank you so much. we just learned that state route 37 in nevado between highway 101 and atherton has been closed due to flooding. >> you asked me while chuck was talking why we are just now seeing the water levels coming up though the rain ended. that's the concern here. even after the water moves out we still have drainage into the low lying areas causing flooding. we are watching the river levels as well and the reservoirs. expect it to reach again at the guadeloupe river peaking at 1:00. the russian river should reach the monitor stage by tomorrow morning based on the current rainfall estimates. we are keeping an eye on the napa river downtown that will be close to the monitor stage at 1:00 today. as we mentioned the reservoirs are over topping the banks. they have been over capacity. the uvas reservoir at 105%. there still may be more rain on the way. we'll take a look at the radar coming

san jose. >> reporter: mayor liccardo also says the city got some of what it wanted out of the deal to fight crime better. officers on beat assignments in high crime areas will now have to wait a year before they can transfer out instead of six months as it was before. they hope to give more continuity to the officers in the field and will result in better police-community relations. >> so len, the union rep talked about filling the academy. what is this going to mean for recruiting those new officers? >> reporter: well, it should be a lot easier for san jose to recruit. you recall some of the stories that we have done in the past. san jose pd going all the way to hawaii to recruit people and get people to work here in san jose. but now they have the numbers to ba up those arguments. and it's going to be something that's going to help young people come to san jose because they can see a future here as opposed to other cities with better benefits. >> you bet. all right, len ramirez in san jose,

san jose 44 degrees. indianapolises, 22, chicago 24. you have a chance to not go out yesterday because 2017 vi a feeling going to be a great year as you head outdoors. >> thank you, very much. now to a developing story, a huge new year's collation end in chaos. dozen of people are dead santa clause attacked party goer in istanbul. 39 people are dead dozens more are wounded. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack which is the fourth in turkey in less than a month. >> a chaotic scene as ambulance rush to take people to the hospital. men of them trying to escape the hail of gun fine. it happened shortly after 1:00 in the morning. the governor istanbul is staying this will be investigated as a terrorist attack. it's a latest violence in what's been a deadly year in turkey. in 2016 more than 180 people have been killed this a series of attacks. some are saying it's rem necessary sent of the paris act in 2016. security has been tight in turkish cities this week. >> that was peggy bunninger reporting. white house wrote a statement co

the communist flag was already replaced by another flag that's been adopted by many in san jose. the vote reaffirms that decision. tonight both sides were able to make their cases to the council. >> i do not want our elders, those refugees who risked their lives to flee a country that was no longer theirs to feel pain when they visit an agency. >> it is a reminder of our journey and the longer of our former country. >> san jose has 100,000 vietnamese american residents. >> too much rain too fast leads to this. a rapidly rising creek in the north bay coming up. coming up the potential solution now dividing neighbors. >> and they're back. uber is bringing its self-driving cars back to the bay area, but tonight there is a catch. >> plus the bay area movie theater turning into a classroom and the oscar nominated film at the center of the lesson plan. >> and i'll show you how much rain we'll get in the coming days. >> and jimmy kimmel is c next. >> here's what's up tonight. all right, all right? >>> time lapse video shows a rapidly rising creek after all the heavy rain. this a scene a

san jose 38. redwood city 38. san francisco 43 degrees. so we have a departing area of low pressure that's off screen right now. this ridge of high pressure is kind of bashful but it's even close enough even about 800 miles away close enough to take the next storm which looks pretty prominent and kick it way to our north. we are not going to see any widespread rainfall from this. as a matter of fact, after fog burns off tomorrow morning, we are going to have a mainly sunny afternoon. notice a few showers off to our north and west. that's where they statement you get sunshine throughout the afternoon tomorrow and head toward the weekend not just sunny but warmer great weekend to get outside. low to mid-60s as that ridge parks itself over san francisco and the bay area. so very pleasant weather. highs tomorrow mid 50s. oakland 56. fremont 56. san rafael 53. watch out for the morning fog of blue sky in the afternoon san francisco 54 degrees. we are going to get warmer by saturday. low to mid-60s inland. upper 50s near the bay. mid-50s along t

much of san jose has been paved over, demolished. a lot of the story--the places where events happened for latinos, those buildings and those places have disappeared. mcdonnell hall's central and important because it was a gathering space for the initial labor rights movement in santa clara county for people of color and especially the very poor in that area, the east side, which was unincorporated at that time. it was important that cesar chavez received some kind of i call a divine inspiration at that particular church to engage and to leave his life of working with his hands to become a person working in organization and working with people, to organize them, to talk about their rights. it was at that place in that building where he received what i call as a divine call to serve humanity. and his life and that call changed not just himself but changed the entire way of doing business, you know, between farm workers and the patrones or the owners. i think it created a certain dream of equity, a certain dream of collaboration, rathe

en vivo desde san josÉ, jaime. marÍa: arrestaron a un hombre, que al parecer mostrÓ los genitales a dos mujeres que caminaban en aÑo nuevo. la policÍa, confirma que auspicioso tenÍa un historial de ofensa sexual. y violÓ su libertad condicional. presentador: hubieron victimas una de esas tenÍa 21 aÑos y le dispararon en el pecho. luego a las 2:25 de la maÑana. a ella le disparÓ en el rostro a michelle. no hay sospechosos detenidos. para quienes estÉn acostumbrados a dejar sus automÓviles, en el estacionamiento del barrio. ahora tendrÁn que pensarlo dos veces. marÍa: las multas se duplican. pasamos con flavio. flavio: si un conductor no pagar estacionamiento antes la multa era de $30. ahora la multa es de $55. tambiÉn usar un permiso que no es vÁlido, tendrá altas consecuencias. el castigar fuertemente los conductores que quieren burlarse de las reglas. nos cuentan que lo que piensa sobre las reglas. >> no estÉ contento con eso, tendrÉ que acoplarme a las nuevas reglas. flavio: el aumento de las m

breatriz: ¿cuÁl el impacto de los negocios en san josÉ? >> yo pienso como negociante de 35 aÑos de experiencia que no nos va a afectar mucho. beatriz: agregÓ que tambiÉn podrÁn... >> mantener precios. pienso que los mismos que tenemos ahora. se aumentarÁ más de. la tendrÍamos que tomar otras opciones. beatriz: segÚn lo que aprobÓ el consejo municipal de san josÉ, habrÁn incrementos graduales de salario mÍnimo hasta llegar a los 15 $ por hora en enero de 2019. para jorge del grupo musical escala norteÑa, la noticia de mejores sueldos es mÁs que bienvenida pues significarÍa mÁs clientes dispuestos a tener fiestas. >> mÁs posibilidades de tener sus festejos en su casa y para nosotros es mejor que ellos ganen mÁs porque nos dan algo de ganar a nosotros que no somos asalariados. beatriz: el nuevo salario mÍnimo aplica para empleados que trabajan por lo menos dos horas a la semana en san josÉ. el aumento en san josÉ serÁ desde el 1 de julio de 2017. subirÁ hasta 12 $ la hora. flavo: el salario mÍnimo en todo el estado de

we found flooded streets in san jose. near the san jose airport. residents watched the rising river with curiosity and concern as well as relief for having been spared the worse that mother nature could dish out. >> reporter: this is a live look again at the spillway of the river outside downtown san jose. now, right now the river is not at risk of flooding but with more wet weather on the way that could change. in san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> the sierra nevada where they are bracing for major flooding along the truckee river. kpix 5's emily turner is there tonight. emilyemily? >> reporter: we ever managed to find a dry spot but the rain continues as does the wind and the truckee river continues to rise. >> our river levels are not looking that high but we are preparing for the worse right now. >> reporter: more sand bags. more rain. more flooding. it is worse than he has seen it. >> bag and sand -- bagging sand. we are on a mountain. we are not supposed to leak but we are. we have a flood. >> reporter: it poured all day long. all over the l

==jess/cu== san jose is investigating its latest killing... and this one ==jess/cu== san jose is investigating its latest killing... and this one happened right across t street from an elementary school. ==vo== a man was shot in killein >>> san jose is investigating the latest killing. this one right across the street from an elementary school. he was shot and killed right across the street. it happened around 6:30 this morning before any of the students headed to class. the school summit had messaged parents she had spoken to police saying it was safe for school to open. she they say they are investigating. no word on the victim's identity or description. talk about parking lot health care, an unusual day for patients inn't antioch thoefld their treatment in the parking lot. the fire broke out around 10:30 in the morning in the clinic's break area. investigators are looking into the cause of the fire. >>> back to our weather, the communities in the santa cruz mountains will be cleaning up this weekend. the break in the rain is exposing a lot

numbers in the 30s from santa rosa to san ramon. 38 in san jose. a live look outside, breezy in the upper elevations but look at the afternoon temperatures, upper 50s to low 60s today. >> thank you so much. breaking news out othe south bay this morning, san jose police are investigating a car crash that left three people injured. happened just before 2:00 this morning on south second street at east hum bolt. the car was traveling at least 100 miles per hour. no word yet on the condition of those three patients. >>> investigators are confident one of the three people arrested in the south bay is the criminal who had been evading them since thursday morning. officials believe one of the suspects robbed the bank of america in xots valley leading to a massive manhunt. here are the details. >> reporter: san jose police swarm the area of mission and 7th street after spotting a stolen car linked to a bank robbery. a silver chefry taken from a home in santa cruz mountains that happens to be an unmarked police vehicle. michael bonelheard a loud noise and we

this spring, maneta san jose is adding four daily flights to long beach. three to burbank. three to chicago o'hare. another flight to vancouver, charlotte and atlanta. last year, san jose added london, frankford and shanghai. >> it's more airlines, more destinations, it means better shares because the airlines have been competing for business. >> reporter: the strong silican valley economy is one of the biggest drawless. -- draws. >> it's a long walk from the last gate to here. >> reporter: the walks are about to get everyone longer. in san jose, len ramirez, kpix5. >>> seven months after the devie sieve brexit vote and we're finally learning more about the uks plans on how they will leave the european union. britain's prime minister rule out any idea of keeping a partial membership with the eu. she said the uk will be making a complete and clean break. negotiations on the final brexit deal expected to take at least two years. after that it will go to the country's parliament for the final vote. >>> when it comes to shopping. people have to decide whether to go to the store

a new san jose councilman is channeling his inner superhero. why he took his oath with a "captain america" shield next. white house, to unfurl a banner that read "resist." as k-p-i-x five's andria borba reports... some bay area proteste t. >>> some protestors climbed a crane near the white house to unfurl a banner. andria borba reports. >> reporter: with the white house as the foreground, greece peace protestors unfurled a 70- foot banner from a construction crane easily seen from the white house with a one word message: resist. >> i know you guys are probably able to find better pictures of this, um, online right now? but this is my view. >> reporter: among the greenpeace protestors, nancy peelly from san francisco. >> and the banner is a handwritten message to the people of the u.s. and of the world. we are hoping that people are looking up today and seeing the resistance is strong. >> reporter: the banner billowed in win off the potomac on the cold dc morning. >> it was a little chilly this morning when we arrived at the crane site. but it w

san jose 5. believe me, i can hear you yelling at the tv. other locations around san jose have had double that. and monterey, 8 and a quarter. not bad. not bad. we need a break, we're getting a break. 40s, quite cold here, even all the way down to southern california. there goes the low we had yesterday. once it decided to go, it went quick. there is a system dragging across the north. 31 in kelseyville. temperatures coming up a teeny bit. i think that cloud cover has a lot to do with that. three up in truckee. around lake tahoe, single digits, south tahoe at 6 degrees. 6 in flagstaff. 36 in las vegas. palm springs at 39. and 39 in bakersfield, with 39 in phoenix. a little early breeze. there's not a lot to it so far, and i don't expect much, but a northerly or easterly breeze will keep main of us under partly cloudy skies, unless you're up north. not much in the way of any rain. look that happens on the weekend. we're good. no rain, no rain. until february 1st, starts to come back, and i think at the when the pattern goes back to being wet.

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slightly below average by 4 to 5 degrees in san francisco. 56 in san jose. back through the willow glen neighborhood. er partly cloudy brief interruption to our plans on thursday. otherwise for the first weekend in this brand-new year, we have sunny skies on both days. next opportunities for the rain showers in the bay area not until february 1. >>> it's only too much snow roberta when they don't know where to put it. all right. time to see what's trending today. two twin baby girls are going viral because of their skin tones. meet the girls. they are fraternal twins so they have combination genes from their parents. their mother is white and father black. scientists say different skin tones are possible but rare. the chance of twins being born with two skin tones is thought to be one in a million. >>> a taxi driver in washington, dc got quite the surprise when he picked up hall of famer john elway. he was in the cab with a group of friends and he was told that he was his favorite quarterback of all time without realizing he was in the back seat. >> would yo

around san jose, upper 60s. it might temporarily make you think we jumped into spring until wednesday and thursday arrived. the wind and rain making a comeback, gusty at times. then we should see skies clear friday afternoon into next weekend. so mid-week timing on that storm and then next weekend should be another dry one with more sunshine. >> it's not going to remind us of the last one. >> no, not as much, but still some gusty winds. >> thanks for choosing nbc bay area news. >> you'll be back here at 11:00, i hope. >> with the xfinity tv app, anything with a screen is a tv. stream 130 live channels, plus 40,000 on demand tv shows and movies, all on the go. you can even download from your x1 dvr and watch it offline. only xfinity gives you more to stream to any screen. download the xfinity tv app today. mcconnell, and we've got some great discoveries for you along the open road. we'll visit a community committed to gaining health and happiness outdoors in our public parks and open spaces. we'll have a peak exp

close to 41 degrees in downtown san jose and south san jose 38 degrees. you can see out in the tri-valley right now, 38 degrees. and the north bay, santa rosa down to 35 degrees with a little bit of patchy fog to start the day tomorrow morning. numbers close to what we're seeing right now is how we will start the day tomorrow. for afternoon highs, increasing clouds, numbers in the mid-50s in the south bay including in san jose with highs in the 54 degree range. pleasanton low 50s. and for the peninsula up toward san francisco by late afternoon may begin to see showers dropping out of the north bay, highs in the north 50s and chilly low 50s in santa rosa and sonoma. perhaps looking at snow levels down to about 2,000 feet as very chilly air drops down the coast. tomorrow will start off dry with increasing clouds. sunday evening you are beginning to see the showers around the santa cruz mountains and more so on monday. this is the window of opportunity. if any of these heavier showers are mixed with that cooler air that might drop snow levels just briefly mo

downtown san jose relatively mild, it's 50 degrees. down to the south, south san jose, 46 degrees. the peninsula, 49. tri valley, dublin, 43 degrees. downtown san francisco looks nice, no low clouds or fog. we'll have great visibility for fireworks time as we approach midnight. earlier today would have been a different story. we had a few passing showers coming in from the south and east. that system is now causing a big mess for southern california. snow shutting down lanes on the grapevine on interstate 5. heavier showers moving into l.a. that system continues to slide off to the south and east of the bay area. temperatures tonight will be in the 30s and 40s. tomorrow we'll see highs in the mid-50s. unlike today, where the day started off with a few showers, tomorrow the day will end with increasing chances of showers. highs in the mid-50s around san jose towards pleasanton. low 50s, concord and antioch, you'll see numbers in the low 50s to the peninsula, to san francisco and the north bay starting off the new year with temperatures running pretty chilly for highs. low 50s, scatt

san jose, oakland, and san francisco just getting started right about now. with that, let's bring in nbc bay area's sharon katsuda from the city with more on the women's march. >> well, raj, we're estimating that there's about 10,000 marchers out here right now. and let me tell you, it is so crowded that so many people are using their cell phones, that even our cell phone service is jammed up. so, that's the latest right now. we're told that this march is supposed to take off at about 5:00, but that hasn't happened yet. i'm still hearing speakers off quite a ways, on the stage, right past the civic center plaza. you can see behind me, that about 10 to 15 minutes ago, the building, the city turned a lot of these buildings' lights pink to support women. a lot of the signs we're seeing out here say, women's rights are human rights, and we are all immigrants in this country. so those are some of the messages being told today, a lot of people, as you can see, still coming out with their umbrellas, even in the rain. >> this march got started at civic center plaza,

and only 36 degrees now in san jose. and fairfield has dropped down to 32 degrees, so freezing temperatures, along with that patchy fog. it's now 57. we're going to see the highs to 57 in milpitas today in morgan hill as well as cupertino. with that sunshine, it will be a very nice day. 56 degrees in walnut creek. danville, 57 degrees. and these temperatures are just slightly cooler than average in a few spots. reaching 56 in san mateo and san francisco. and the outer sunset, also 56 degrees and 54 today in mill valley. now, we keep the sunshine and with a lot of the martin luther king jr. events going on today, including the parade in san francisco, at 11:00, it will be 49 degrees. make sure you're all bundled pup and i'm mc'ing an event today at noon. the luncheon in san jose, the martin luther king luncheon and i have the details on twitter and facebook if you would like to check that out. now we're also tracking three storms moving in this week. that's the first one, just to the west of us. it starts to move in on we

that's a new san jose councilman. tonight why he took his oath carrying a superhero shield. ,,,,,,,,,, presidency of donald trump. they climbed a crane near the white house... to hang a banner that reads "resist." some bay are >>> the sky is the limit for protesters protesting the presidency of donald trump. they climbed a crane near the white house to hang a banner that reads resist. some bay area protesters took part in that protest. kpix5's andria borba shows us they took their anger to new heights. >> the green peace crew climbed a construction crew within a bird's eye perch of the white house. with the white house as the foreground, green peace protesters unfurled a 70-foot hand painted banner from a construction crane easily seen from 1600 pennsylvania avenue with a one word message, resist. i know you guys were probably able to find better pictures of this online right now, but this is my view. >> reporter: among the green peace protesters nancy peely from san francisco. >> the badger is a handwritten message t

high temperatures here to wrap up the weekend, upper 50s around san jose. should see mid 50s around livermore. offshore breezes keeping things a little bit cool. fog cooled conditions around antioch and concord for tomorrow. from the peninsula into san francisco, cloudy start to the day. clearing through afternoon. highs in the mid to upper 50s as we wrap up the weekend. monday and tuesday looks dry. here you go on wednesday, a system here that may try to tap into subtropical moisture. there's potential for briefly heavy rain. the system will move through quickly, mainly a wednesday event. by the time we get into thursday, scattered showers. a break between the wednesday system and another one coming in friday into next week. the trajectory is colder. we could see a few more feast snow coming down in the esera next weekend. the seven-day weekend dry for the most part between now and tuesday. and then we'll see winds and rain making a copback on wednesday. another system there on friday. just in case we did have a ten-day forecast end of next weekend, three

this is near mission and 6th in san jose. >> okay. we don't know if that is the person they're looking for, but they see someone by the description of black t-shirt, black pants, we're told one brown shoe, one white shoe that ran into the building. it is a construction site. the workers have left. and again, they have their guns drawn. that area closed off. 6th and mission. police have locked down that entire block, that surrounding area. it does appear there there's the one brown shoe fitting the description. >> so police have got this area as kristen said locked down and they're going to approach this building. there were two openings there and they're not sure if it's the bank robbery suspect, but obviously they didn't bring all these police out for no reason. so that's what the premise is, that this is the man they have been looking for over 24 hours after a bank robbery in the south bay. >> a little more on that background, larry. it all began yesterday, of course, when a man rocked a bank of america branch in scots valley. right

you saw san francisco sunny skies and mid 50s into san jose now. we're catching a break that will last for another day or two and we're tracking three storms in the span of the next six days. storm one, two and three none of them individually as strong as last weekend but when you add the totals up shs , we could se another four to six inches of rain and this time around the storms look windier. double impact in terms of the wind causing power outages and downed trees and higher surf on the coast which later in the week will lead to coastal emotion and the potential is there for localized flooding as rain rates pick up later in the week. we'll give you the timeline when to expect the three storms and changes ahead coming up in about 12 minutes. >> looking forward to it, thank you. >>> a major trouble spot after last week's storm still trouble today. this is marin county between u.s. 101. the westbound lanes remain closed because of flooding. chp opened all eastbound lanes yesterday. the reason for the closure is the reservoir on the south side of t

some of that in the east san jose foothills and general rain. san bruno, san rafael. there were a couple of strong cells earlier. looks like things calming down. we get rain. could get still some possibility of thunder, lighting reports of hail. you can see -- rain moving through. gilroy, morgan hill. assistanta clara valley and some up in the santa cruz mountains. kind of cold out there. there are a few breaks in the clouds. north bay temperatures. leesburg at had 43. very heavy rain. to the west of them in the last 24 hours. there will be breeziy conditions. not howling wind. you will see some windy conditions, snow on the go. win interest storm warning until noon up there. had reports of a foot, six inches to a foot. temperatures will stay on the cold side here. the next couple systems have a lot of cold air. rain into arizona and southern california this rehabilitative get good rain. the next system has good opportunity to give us another interpret they good system here on friday and then again on sunday. after that we will start to see a break. the next five days

the communist flag was already replaced by another flag that's been adopted by many in san jose. the vote reaffirms that decision. tonight both sides were able to make their cases to the council. >> i do not want our elders, those refugees who risked their lives to flee a country that was no longer theirs to feel pain when they visit an agency. >> it is a reminder of our journey and the longer of our former country. >> san jose has 100,000 vietnamese american residents. >> too much rain too fast leads to this. a rapidly rising creek in the north bay coming up. coming up the potential solution now dividing neighbors. >> and they're back. uber is bringing its self-driving cars back to the bay area, but tonight there is a catch. >> plus the bay area movie theater turning into a classroom and the oscar nominated film at the center of the lesson plan. >> and i'll show you how much rain we'll get in the coming days. >> and jimmy kimmel is coming up next. >> here's what's up tonight. all right, all shining, shimmering, splendid tell me, princess, now when did you last let your heart dec

the communist flag was already replaced by another flag that's been adopted by many in san jose. the vote reaffirms that decision. tonight both sides were able to make their cases to the council. >> i do not want our elders, those refugees who risked their lives to flee a country that was no longer theirs to feel pain when they visit an agency. >> it is a reminder of our journey and the longer of our former country. >> san jose has 100,000 vietnamese american residents. >> too much rain too fast leads to this. a rapidly rising creek in the north bay coming up. coming up the potential solution now dividing neighbors. >> and they're back. uber is bringing its self-driving cars back to the bay area, but tonight there is a catch. >> plus the bay area movie theater turning into a classroom and the oscar nominated film at the center of the lesson plan. >> and i'll show you how much rain we'll get in the coming days. >> and jimmy kimmel is coming up next. >> here's what's up tonight. all right, all right? you said you wanted to feel better about your cereal. general mills big g cereals

in san jose. thank you. >>> people who live in san jose met last night with city leaders about several community issues. there was a packed house for this town hall. topics included crime, street maintenance, illegal fireworks and the new bart station. representatives from the san jose police department, sheriff's department, vta and homeless activist was there as well. >> this gives people the opportunity to get the answers to the questions that they have without having to worry about what office is it that they should call. it cuts the red tape this can get fairly immediate answers. >> city leaders and also the residents say that it was a helpful meeting. both sides agreed that they want several more meetings like this throughout the year. >>> tense moments at a town hall meeting in san francisco last night between the police and also community members and it was about an officer involved shooting . among them the mother the man who was shot and she had a lot of questions for police. rob was the