san jose. >> san francisco was number five but right now san jose is the worst for our commute. northbound 101 recovering from the earlier crash which i got confirmation that cleared at oakland road. 87 and 85 taking more of that slack as folks shift over. 101 still tough over in palo alto, the crash at embarcadero may still be blocking the slow lane. that's a tougher drive getting up the peninsula. aside from those two spots everything else is normal which means you still have the backup at the bay bridge. >> good luck getting through that. that's what's happening "today in the bay." we are back at 7:25 with a live local news update. >> join us for nbc bay area news at 11:00 on this tuesday. we have more news and weather for you, don't forget to join us. it is tuesday and almost 7:00. enjoy the day. >>> good morning. wall street's wild ride. markets around the world down sharply this morning, as investors brace for more turmoil, one day after the dow's nearly 1200-point plunge, the largest one-day point drop ever. >> we moved almost the whole year in an afternoon. >> what does

not only is san jose 80 -- not only san jose getting one of those vehicles they will get six more metal votes -- boats along with two jetske type watercraft. >> this was the big event for us and we are trying our best to prepare for the next and. not only the san jose for department getting more than one dozen new vehicles and boats, every san jose firefighter will get new training and have access to these specialized helmets and flotation devices just in case of another disaster. >>> that is it for us. thank you for joining us on the special reports. >> ktvo fox news at 5:00 is coming up next. >>> >>> my name is julie. i'm from marjory stoneman douglas high school and i was there during the shootching i'm a survivor. >> i was actually in the second class room. i was shot at. >> sitting right next to the president, survivors of the latest school shooting tell their stories and ask for change. good evening,

francisco and san jose. i.c.e. says this is an audit of hiring records, also known as an i-9 audit. employers have three days to provide records. the i.c.e. deputy director has said that audits or sweeps like these are really intended to protect the american worker to make sure that they are getting the jobs that are available to them, however, a lot of immigration activists say that these sorts of raids can lead to separation of family. in san jose kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> and at 6:04, happening today, president trump is expected to give republican lawmakers the go ahead to release a classified memo about the russia investigation. this comes even though the fbi is warning against it. that memo allegedly describes how the fbi used information democrats paid for to get the approval to eavesdrop on the trump campaign aide. the fbi says it is inaccurate and misleading. democrats claim it's designed to discredit the russia investigation. california representative and house intelligent chair devin nu

in san jose expect a high of 76 degrees. we may be setting new records here and we continue on with some dry weather, all of the clouds and rain we've seen across the pacific northwest just staying there, high pressure is blocking it and keeping any of those clouds with some rain from moving into the bay area. we talked about the super bowl and here is one of my memories, watching my daughter looking at the tv from one of her favorite spots, kind of in that compartment inside the couch. that's one of her favorite places to hang out. i'm @holiday weekend weathkarih instagram. let's get a look at where we're headed for the rest of the week. san francisco stays in the low 70s for the next few days. it does get a little cooler once we see the return of that on-shore flow bringing in an ocean breeze and slightly cooler temperatures, but still no rain in the seven-day forecast. we will talk more about that. >>> mike, highway 84 still the worst drive. >> it is. westbound is your commute direction, a horrible direction to take right

the south bay, san jose, as well as oakland. 880. we will start with san jose because that's the most Ñarea. northbound 101, jammed up starting about -- the approach oakland road crash blocking the slow laneq >r a half hour now. it's not yet rippling over towards 680, 280 or causing a big shift, but we do see more folks taking 87, some folks sometimes when we see our hear about the slowing north of capital expressway they will use that to get over there forcing more folks into downtown. again, that traffic rippling around north 101 at oakland where we have one lane blocked. in oakland from the coliseum up to 29th and the southbound side as well there is a crash affecting both sides of the freeway, two of the northbound lanes are blocked, a live shot, you see it's filled in all the way from 66 all the way up to 29th. waze will map out the alternate for you. shows this purple route is better, 580, 25 minutes for that drive through oakland to the toll plaza. 880 is about 35 minutes longer. so make your choice. back to you. >>> thanks,

a violent night in san jose. we're following two breaking news stories, including a deadly double shooting at a denny's. we're live at the crime scene this morning as the investigations are under way. good morning and thanks so much for joining us now on this tuesday morning, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we're going to get to those top stories in just a moment, but right now we want to check in with meteorologist kari hall. as you were saying this is going to be another layer day. >> yeah, and it starts out cool, but have you been sneezing lately? >> no. >> any allergies? >> no. no? okay. i have really been bothered by all of the tree pollen. you probably have just been driving down the street and seeing everything starting to plume. we do have a moderate level of tree pollen in the air for today and it gets worse as we go through late morning. as we get a look at our high temperatures today, another really warm day and it still will be dry with a lot of sunshine. we will talk about how long th

on the campus of the silly college in san jose. the story coming up after the break. -- city college. ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, michaela deprince could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while performing a grand jetÉ between two grand pianos. she could... in a commercial. in real life she uses it to pay her sister, from her couch, for that sweater she stained. what sweater? (phone buzzes) life, lived michaela's way. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> the state of the city in san jose. the mayor delivered his aggressive -- his address lying out his vision for the year ahead. it was interrupted by hecklers. jesse gary is live on the campus of san jose city community college with what he had to say. >> reporter: even as san jose -- new development and new businesses. a new transit hub with bart. the mayor acknowledges what he calls a prosperity paradox. scores of residents are being priced out or pushed out. the mayor laid out an agenda tackling several problems.>>> my husband your mayor sammy -- ricardo.>> reporter

en san josÉ, flavio lacayo "noticias univisiÓn 14". palmira: esta tarde, un fuerte sismo sacudiÓ el sur y centro de mÉxico, provocÓ pÁnico entre miles de personas que salieron corriendo las calles. ramon: el sismo tuvo una magnitud de 7.2 . el servicio sismolÓgico informó que el epicentro se ubicÓ en la biblioteca nacional en el estado de oaxaca. asÍ es cÓmo se viviÓ el temor. >> aquÍ esta temblando, ayÚdenme. en la colonia roma norte, otra vez. ramon: la alerta sÍsmica sonÓ y poco despuÉs, comenzÓ a moverse el suelo de la capital mexicana. era un sismo de magnitud 7.2 que estremecÍa de nuevo a millones de personas que evacuaron edificios, casas y negocios. esto provocÓ un profundo temor y a muchos otros les arrebatÓ por momentos el aliento. >> seÑora, cÓmo estÁ? >> muy mal. tanto ha pasado aquÍ en esta zona. ramon: otras personas tomaron el temblor con relativa calma. >> fue muy fuerte, estÁbamos en el piso nÚmero ocho pero nos lo tomamos tranquilos. ya han tocado varios sismos y todos bajamos en orden. ramon:

de 4.300 personas duermen en laa intemperie en san josé >> la empreza ha donado dinero para personas sin hogar en condados de santa clara alameda y san francisco >> la campaÑa es crear dispositivos y redes sociales menos adictivas para educar a paadres e hijosdel tema >> para la policía de san francisco es que la comunidad confíe en la agencia el alcalde dice que el departamento de justicia evaluara las recomendaciones sugiere mejores prácticas de la policía >> un hombre de 25 años de edad adrián de 23 años y el otro de 19 vinculados con robos de vehículos en las calles se presetaron en la corte para escuchar los cargos >> la vocera dijo que la meta es mantener las calles sin problemas >> en san francisco de acuerdo al exámen el abogado del bombero dice que la víctima falleció la joven fue expulsada del avión dicen que la niña probablemente murió antes de ser atropellada >> el conductor de la grúa les tenemos las imágenes impresionantes >>thelma dice que sintió el ruido y comenzó a disparar provocó el choque de otros cuatro vehículos se sospecha que el conductor

our len ramirez san jose native looks at the branding debate. >> well, san jose is one of the oldest cities in california. it's not going anywhere. >> reporter: downtown san jose booster scott neise said the city is staying put, but is the name san jose being driven out of town? >> all of a sudden we have a few organizes around here dropping san jose out -- organizations around here dropping san jose from its name. >> reporter: the city's largest newspaper has dropped san jose from its masthead and except for where the name is literally written in stone, you can see a slow renaming process taking shape from san jose to silicon valley. the city of san jose itself got into the silicon valley name game in the late 1980s when it adopted the tagline the capital of silicon valley, a name it continues to use to this day on its website and many official city properties. many cities adopted silicon valley and so -- many businesses adopted silicon valley and so did a church and even the chamber of commerce recently changed to the silicon valley organization. >> i don't understand why anyone ca

comunitario san josÉ. una de sus prioridades es asegurar la seguridad entre los residentes. >> estamos trabajando duro para mantener lo que estamos haciendo y crecer otra vez. estamos bien contentos con eso. ramÓn: ademÁs, hizo alusiÓn a los programas que benefician a los jÓvenes y que podrÍa alejarlos de actividades ilÍcitas. >> hay mÁs de 1000 jÓvenes durante el verano. ramÓn: el apoyo para proteger a inmigrantes estÁ contemplado en un aire de incertidumbre que se respira. >> vamos a proteger a nuestra comunidad indocumentada. ramÓn: algunas tripas asistieron al informe y compartieron su percepciÓn sobre temas que les interesan. >> lo que estaba diciendo el alcalde es muy importante. de los dreamers y tambiÉn para los estudiantes que estÁn en el colegio lo que estÁn pagando. ramÓn: varias de las vÍctimas interrumpieron en repetidas ocasiones el discurso del alcalde al protestar gritando que debe servir a la gente y a otros intereses. mientras que otros cuestionaban el proyecto de constru

hacia san josÉ incluso el dÍa te esperan otros 78. prÁcticamente es posible que durante los prÓximos dÍas volvamos a establecer otro rÉcord de temperatura hacia oakland 70. el jueves serÍa el día mÁs caluroso, no sÓlo en extrazona, tambiÉn el valle central con temperaturas en los 70. para el jueves temperatura similar que se estarÁn acercando a esos 80. nada de lluvia en pronÓstico, en salva a continuar en todo su esplendor. la buena noticia es que ya van a ir disminuyendo un poco las temperaturas eventualmente estarÁn disminuyendo asÍ el sÁbado. panorama bastante similar hacia el martes de la semana entrante cuando esperamos nos siete. definitivamente este fin de semana estarÁ sumamente agradable para disfrutar. ramon: vamos a hablar de otras cuestiones, crece la incertidumbre en nuestra comunidad a raÍz los rumores de que ice estÁ realizando operativos en los campos agrÍcolas de toda la regiÓn. palmira: esto obliga a rancheros actual de manera rÁpida para proteger a sus trabajadores. sandra: limpiando viÑedos pa

san jose police declined an on camera interview, but chief garcia told san jose inside it may just be more victims are choosing to come forward saying, "we can't do this on our own. we know it's an incredible violation when this occurs. our victims need help many times to come forward." >> we believe survivors. we are there for survivors and we support survivors in coming forward as they choose. >> reporter: in san jose, kiet do, kpix5. >>> it's been a year since flood waters from the coyote creek spilled into san jose neighborhoods and forced thousands to evacuate and caused $100 million in damage. kpix5's jessica flores explains many are still trying to recover. >> reporter: if this were one year ago on this very day, i would be standing in 4 feet of water. today there's these barriers stretching hundreds of feet along coyote creek and the water district hopes these barriers prevent disastrous flooding. this was the scene one year ago. san jose neighborhoods were sub emergencied in several feet of water. fire -- submerged in several feet of water. firefighters tried calling resident

en esta ocasiÓn ocurrió aquÍ en la ciudad de san josÉ. palmira: en estas imÁgenes vamos a ver a agentes de la oficina antidrogas realizando un operativo en un negocio de verificaciÓn de emisión de contaminantes y esto desatÓ el pÁnico de que agentes de migraciÓn realizaban una supuesta redada. ramÓn: esto es lo que ha llevado a no ir ni siquiera al doctor sin saber que hay programas de salud gratuitos exclusivamente para indocumentados. luz peÑa nos cuenta sobre estas opciones para recibir ayuda mÉdica. luz: desde la toma de posesiÓn de donal trump, corona asegura que su salud fÍsica empeorÓ por su temor a una deportaciÓn. >> entre en pÁnico y tuve que venir casi de emergencia a la clÍnica para darlepastillas depresivas porque tenÍa miedo, pÁnico, tenÍa miedo de salir. me encerraba, cerraba las puertas, las ventanas y no querÍa salir. luz: corona, es uno de los miles de indocumentados que se ha beneficiado del programa que le ofrece atenciÓn mÉdica mayores de 19 aÑos de edad sin importar su estatus migratorio. >> nos

hacia regiones de concord, oackland, san josÉ, elsa francisco esperamos unos 45. la temperatura mÁs fea ocurrirá en la zona de santa rosa en esos 33 posiblemente. la mÁxima durante el dÍa de hoy, los 66 que mantienen el rÉcord para este aÑo 1977 con los 77. los prÓximos dos dÍas continuaremos con temperaturas en el rango de los 60 pero ya vamos a ver que luego del viernes para ir aumentando, cerca de esos 60, esperamos 70 hacia san josÉ. hacia la zona de oackland los 60. sin embargo, a inicios de la prÓxima semana se aproximan cambios, posiblemente drÁsticos . una masa de aire frÍo se estarÁ moviendo en esa regiÓn y alcanzando la zona de california. esto posiblemente entre domingo y lunes asÍ que descenderÁn las temperaturas. ademÁs, recuerde que california sigue bajo esas condiciones de sequÍa. maÑana nos tocarÁ actualizarla. el pronÓstico, maÑana jueves nos espera un dÍa bastante tranquilo y agradable. para el sÁbado, temperatura en los 70 y vea que desde el domingo las temperaturas comenzarÍan a descender. el martes, la mÁxima se antic

autoridades migratorias en san josÉ. usuarios reportaron actividad en un local de autos y varios arrestos . >>> la policÍa de san josÉ advierte a los residentes por un vÍdeo que lo llevaria a la cÁ cÁrcel con tan solo verlo . >>> roban a una gasolinera. todo queda atado en que para. toda la informaciÓn a las 11 . >>> la antorcha sigue recor recorriendo corea del sur . >>> la corea ha visitado ocho grandes ciudades a lo largo de corea del sur llegarÁ maÑana a su destino final a la ceremonia. >>> muchÍsimas gracias por h habernos acompaÑado. nos vemos . >>> (musica) >>> ajustado de malos tatos por es que esposas. son 20 los asesores directivo de las casa blanca que dejan su puesto en poco mÁs de un aÑo. >>> caricatura racista, un diario de nuevo mÉxico, publica una caricatura comparando a los dreamers con terroristas. acciones asociaciones. el diario pide disculpas. el la conducta del tomate, inmigrantes latinos recorren cada aÑo miles de millas de recogida del tomate, trabajan de sol a sol, 6 dÍas a la sema

a live look outside overlooking san jose. you may notice sol rain on that morning commute if you're heading out the door early this morning. sprinkling in some parts. we'll check the full forecast with kari. slick roads. good morning. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. it was sprinkling and then, oh! >> the south bay and the east bay is where we're seeing the rain this morning. other parts of the bay area it is cloudy. right to storm ranger. we are tracking this rain as it continues to move through the santa cruz mountains and parts of the south bay above the east bay. a closer look at san jose and what's happening right now hit or miss. one part of san jose you're seeing dry streets and then other areas you have to turn on the windshield wipers. this is the kind of weather we'll see throughout the next couple of hours. light rain coming down 101 as you head from morgan hill into san jose. also a little cluster of rain right over fremont. we'll take a closer look at storm ranger. are you seeing rain on your camera le

a live look outside in san jose. you get the kids up and ready to head out the door, 48 degrees at 7:00 and then look at how fast the temperatures warm up again today in the low 70s. we'll see some 70s by later today, up to 78 in concord, one of the warm spots. and 70 in san francisco. mike, you're saying the commute is moving

going at 76 again in downtown san jose. in the south bay, heading to the beach, santa cruz going to be packed look at these temperatures. we'll in the 50s around 7:00 and 8:00 a.m. up to tomorrow in concord. 76, pleasonton. oaklan 74 degrees. great to enjoy lunar new year celebrations. head out to the oakland asian enjoy that. lookin gorgeous. back towards peninsula, 70 in half mbay. 75 in redwood city. strang out there. my extended forecast shows dry weathe san francisco the next seven days as you can see, we'll begin to cool down into next week and for the inland valley we'll stay with the trend of low to mid-70s through rainfa chances aren't looking that great. in they're kind of backing off. so will continue to monitor that and for the super bowl, we gave he a few extra seconds. 6 degrees on sunday for the super bowl. so coldest ever outside for fans it's been. >> but the game thankfully will >> exactly. >> still got to bundle up. >> soon, we need janelle's progre kags. my -- she may not get it back, but she'll be getti

abc 7 news reporter matt keller live in san jose. matt? >> reporter: good morning, reggie and natasha. how frightening for these passengers. thankfully they made it here to san jose safely just after midnight. they landed at 12:04 a.m., and they took off from orange county. that is four hours late, though. the trouble started as the plane southwest flight was pushing back from the gate in orange county at john wayne airport. the ground crew told the captain there was a fire at the back of the plane. evacuation slides were deployed and all 139 passengers and five crew had to slide down to get off the plane. one passenger posted her reaction on instagram. another talked to us via face time. >> literally emergency evacuating our flight because it's smoking. oh, my gosh. girl, my heart is like beating. >> the stewardess at the front of the aircraft screamed evacuate, evacuate, evacuate because of the smoke coming out of the tail of the plane, lots of smoke. you could smell it. >> reporter: firefighters say the fire was extinguished quickly. fi

the go ahead goal past jones, and arizona beats san jose 2-1. the sharks were 0 for 5 on the power play. >>> former a's pitcher jared parker told the chronicle he's retiring at the age of 29. in two seasons he went 25 and 16 but had not pitched in the major leagues since 2013 after undergoing tommy john surgery and breaking his elbow twice. >>> last night the warriors coach steve kerr handed over the clipboard duties to players in golden state's 46-point win over the suns. some saw it as a sign of disrespect to phoenix who's 18 and 40. the decision was met with a mixed reaction in the suns locker room. >> whatever coach you are you have to do what you have to do to build your team up, and if that helps them, i tip my hat. >> it's disrespectful. i don't think it's hard to coach those guys though. >> lebron james and the new look cavaliers visiting oklahoma city. third quarter, james knocking down the three right in the defender's face. lebron scored 37. the cavaliers win 120-112. they're 2-0 since the trade deadline. iran into joe at the -- i ran

>>una persona que se encargaba de llevar eso a san francisco, los traÍa aquí a san josÉ, en san josÉ se iban a cuidar para despuÉs poder transportarlos a oakland. flavio: pudiera haber mÁs sospechosos involucrados en esta red. ramÓn: la policÍa informÓ del arresto de un hombre queaparentemente se hizo pasar por un agente de la corporaciÓn. el sospechoso fue identificado como stalin de 54 aÑos, quien conociÓ a una mujer un sitio de internet y luego se reuniÓ con ella. la mujer fue agredida por el sujeto que ve en pantalla. ♪ ♪ ♪ palmira: la agencia ice confirmÓ que realizó auditorÍas en varios negocios del norte de california en busca de trabajadores indocumentados. la revisiÓn se hizo en compaÑÍa de san francisco, san josÉ y sacramento. sin embargo, no revelaron el nombre de las empresas afectadas. autoridades de inmigraciÓn confirman operativos y arrestos de inmigrantes en cortes a nivel nacional. esto significa que ahora las personas que se presenten en corte por infracciones civiles o penales no relacionadas con temas migratorios y sean indocumentados, podr�

's plans -- to build a mega campus in san jose... many f lley city -- w >> reporter: during his fourth, and the last state of the city address before his run for re- election, san jose's mayor was interrupted not once but four times by hecklers in the audience. ur community at all levels of income from custodians to coders from cooks to council members.")) so far... no is seen as a major contender... to unseat liccardo... but as he saw tonigh his side: ((sa >> google is not welcome here! y and certainly everyone's got their first amendment righ ecognize, i >> reporter: they're protesting against google's plans to build a megacampus in san jose. many fear the silicon valley city will just get more expensive. >> we're trying to say that the city's negotiations with google behind closed doors for a tech campus are unjust. there's been no public engagement to this point. >> san jose has persistently suffered from the worst jobs of any major city. >> reporter: the mayor reminded the crowd about his plan to build 25,000 new homes, includin

a live look outside in san jose. you get the kids up and ready to head out the door, 48 degrees at 7:00 and then look at how fast the temperatures warm up again today in the low 70s. we'll see some 70s by later today, up to 78 in concord, one of the warm spots. and 70 in san francisco. mike, you're saying the commute is moving pretty well. >> you talk about getting out the door. that's the problem in our house. over here the south bay moves nicely. that typical clearing will kick in again in 20 minutes. just slowing right there through sunol. castro valley starting to see a little build but nothing big as far as hayward goes. an easy drive just 23 minutes over to the bay bridge from highway 4 heading into the maze. that's why we see all the backups as they funnel over to the bay bridge. east shore freeway all squeezing down to the toll plaza. back to you. >> thanks, mike. now to our coverage of the 2018 winter olympic games. mike pence will arrive in south korea and will lead the u.s. delegati delegation. but the tri

it's a gradual drop from the heat. 75 in san jose, the marked difference is from san francisco to half moon bay. on the extended forecast, you'll see i keep it dry all the way through this upcoming weekend. temperatures dropping from 68 tomorrow down to 62 on monday. also some increasing wind at times out of the northeast, 5 to 20 miles per hour. and dry through next thursday. inland valleys, numberis going down. breezy conditions, temperatures dropping from 75 tomorrow to 67 on monday. the drought has now increased, especially in southern california. a severe drought for parts of the l.a. basin. here in the bay area we're considered abnormally dry in this yellow area, also parts of the santa cruz mountains, down close to morgan hill and guilt roy. any signs of any storms coming, i'll let you know about that. now back to the olympics. a nice first couple of days of competition. temperatures near average as we head throughout friday. 32 degrees. then a bit cooler for this upcoming weekend. dropping down to the 20s. coming up at 4:30, i'll host the olympic zone. we'll take you into the c

tiny homes for the homeless and san jose. we will tell you about locations that they may build a tiny home village and to help those in need. >>> a new potential lifeline for dreamers. a federal judge ruling against the trump administration plan to and the decca prame program. the program is set to expire in a few weeks. >>> we can see traffic is doing well around the bay area. this is highway for, it is crowded but it is not stop and go. and the 16 degree difference between temperatures from north to south, tahoe is 29, san jose is 25. >>> the news to fit your schedule. the power of 2. it's time for the 'ultimate sleep number event' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. does your bed do that? right now, our queen c2 mattress is only $699, save $200. ends soon. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. president donald trump's personal attorney is saying that he used his own money to pay an adult film star. michael cohen says that he g

the build now for san jose, 101 and 85. over here the tri-valley let's show you northbound 680 at al costa, reports of a crash involving a motorcycle, no major slowing or injuries from the report. the build of course the commute south through pleasanton. southbound 880 also hayward, union city typical, slowing pushing across the san mateo bridge, but northbound at marina boulevard a new crash and that's a concern because san leandro can be a trouble spot but so far we have seen a calm castro valley y coming into the area. slowzweu past the west 880 at a way. the berkeley curve and the build toward the bay bridge toll plaza. back to you. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> a simple merchandise return goes all wrong. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds. oakland woman who says a popular retailer owed her money. nbc bay area >>> 6:24 for you right now and nbc bay area responds to an oakland woman who says that a popular retailer actually owed her money. >> so she returned --

bay area's largest police departments, san jose, san francisco and oakland require their officers to wear body cameras and last week we told you that san mateo pd also started doing the same. >>> now to pyeongchang where it was a big day for california athletes on team u.s.a. >> 17-year-old chloe kim from long beach dominated the snow board halfpipe. she had a near perfect score on her third run nailing back to back 1080s scoring 98.25 easily winning the gold. her parents are immigrants from korea, they were there as she really wowed the crowd. right after the competition she tweeted these photos along with the caption i hate crying but i will give myself a pass for this one. thank you everyone for the love. stoked to bring home the gold. aerial gold won the bronze. >>> quickly we want to get you up to date on those olympic standings. the u.s. has come -- some catching up to do, norway has the most medals with nine, germany and netherlands and canada have seven medals each, the u.s. with six. >>> so much more coming up today that includes hillary knight born in palo alto she is on th

los gemelos eran entrenadores de deportes en distintas escuelas de san josÉ. ellos podÍan enfrentar muchos aÑos de cÁrcel, esta noche caminan libres por las calles san josÉ esperando el juicio. el juez ordenÓ que fueran dejados en libertad al pero bajo supervisiÓn de la corte,. su gemelo tambiÉn estÁ libre. aÚn no estÁ claro quÉ criterio u utilizÓ el juez para tomar esa d decisiÓn. por los agentes del departamento de justicia tan r curiosos se pregunta cuÁl es el punto de arrestarlos y al sig e siguiente dÍa estÁn en la calle . >>> el sargento dice que se le debe preguntar a las vÍctimas del crimen quÉ opina de las y puesta reforma que estÁ consi considerando el condado de santa clara. este es un esfuerzo para eliminar la fianza en algunos casos donde segÚn abogados pe personas de bajos recursos son encarceladas injustamente por no poder pagar el monto . >>> fi se les dice que algunos criminales no merecen salir sin pagar esta fianza en san josÉ se viera como pumas pero cuanto puede una persona sobrevivir de la tierra de estas pequeÑas es

they have been broken into in san jose since last spring. mail trucks in oakland, pleasant hill, antioch and richmond have been targeted. >>> the navy shared findings with the community. officials decided to retest the shipyard in san francisco for radiation. this is a story brought to life by a bay area nbc investigation. the shipyard is along san francisco's waterfront, an area set to become the largest ever redevelopment projects. >> our big message is the people who live and work here are safe now. we're doing everything we can to do a thorough investigation. >> san francisco officials say they will not accept any land from the navy until regulators can prove that it is clean. >> a follow-up now at 4:36 on that fire at a scrap metal facility in richmond. that smoke so thick people could see it and smell it from miles away. they measured the particles in the air and say levels were 100 times more than what's considered hazardous, an issue people living nearby shelter in place nearly 12 hours after the fire. more tests of air quality are n

scott budman is also with us in san jose. scott, what's the action plan at this point at least for the local water districts? >> reporter: well, so far they are talking about it, raj. we are right now along coyote creek, which as you can see is running low these days. water conservation in fact one of the subjects on the minds of many san jose government and business leaders today as they gather to discuss climate change. they say as part of san jose's green vision plan each of us can play a part to save water. extra important because we haven't had rain in a long time. >> the groundwater is good based on last year's rain. right now our reservoirs are down. we don't have enough storage. we're getting more people every day. >> if we can help our community use less water, we all know water rates are going up. that's going to save people money, and then we don't have to build a desalization plan. >> reporter: san jose says it has a goal of reducing per capita water consumption by 30% by the year 2030. that plus more rain would h

at city college here in san jose. anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> the driver of a dump truck that caused a 10-car pile-up in santa rosa says that the crash was caused by failed brakes. the santa rosa police say that investigators have not ruled it as the cause yet. the crash happened on monday. the total of 10 cars were involved and 6 cars burst into flames. three people are still in the hospital. according to police, the driver, francisco rodriguez, was not under the influence of any drugs or alcohol. >>> this morning a teenager is behind bars charged with murder. san jose police say the 17-year- old suspect shot and killed someone early tuesday morning near the california car wash. that's on keys street. the victim's identity hasn't been released. >>> bart's crackdown on fare cheats is being delayed by at least a week. they are planning on using portable ticket readers to check whether riders have paid the fares. but it sent the machines back. it expects to be on track to beginning the crackdown next week. >>> several cit

few organizes around here dropping san jose out -- organizations around here dropping san jose from its name. >> reporter: the city's largest newspaper has dropped san jose from its masthead and except for where the name is literally written in stone, you can see a slow renaming process taking shape from san jose to silicon valley. the city of san jose itself got into the silicon valley name game in the late 1980s when it adopted the tagline the capital of silicon valley, a name it continues to use to this day on its website and many official city properties. many cities adopted silicon valley and so -- many businesses adopted silicon valley and so did a church and even the chamber of commerce recently changed to the silicon valley organization. >> i don't understand why anyone can't be proud of san jose. >> reporter: it's a move that leaves some bewildered. >> it's a whole branding thing. i think it's kind of a blurring rather than a crystalizing of the identity. >> you need to evolve, stay current. >> reporter: matthew mayhood explained it's part of his organization's evolution into a

it is driving into the san jose area. traffic looks good. if you wonder why the morning news has expanded to 4 am is because people get up early and are on the road. people are getting ready to go to work right now. they are taking advantage of the good roads. in my traffic pictures it is nice and clear out there at least in the pages that i am looking at. maybe san jose you may see some clouds. maybe. i will keep looking. i have a rotary phone, can i broadcast off of that?>> i am looking for to that. >>> we do have mostly clear skies. there is a system to the north and south. san jose has some cloud cover, -- cloud cover from the south. i do believe one observation closer to town will be about 29 degrees. if the wind tailors off at all. there is a little chill on the coast. the system to the north, most of it will sweep by. we may get some hike clouds. we make it some precipitation. by the time it arrives here there will not be much. there will be cloud cover from southern california. that is making its way to the santa cruz mountains. ther

ukiah up to 77 degrees, oakland 72 and san jose 76. and that seven-day forecast is up at the bottom of the screen showing more dry weather. so could we set some records today? i think we will in a few spots, especially in san jose. the forecast the 76 degrees, the record is 75 and that was set in 2011. we know then in 2011 we had some really warm temperatures, but that's also what helped contribute to some of that dry weather as we were going to lead into the drought. so as we get a look at what's happening this morning as you're getting dressed it's a day for a jacket to start and then maybe a dress for the afternoon because it's going to be reaching into the 70s, feeling more like spring around the bay area and as we get a look at what's happening across the region still a lot of clouds just to the north of us. this has been here and producing some rain for the pacific northwest, for us high pressure blocks it and keeps it dry even as we go throughout the week. here is the rest of the weekend, our trend as it will get a touch cooler

that victim attended school in san jose and went to san jose city college before moving to tracy in october. police say she was attacked early monday morning then dumped on tesla road. she called to get help and named gross and leonardo as her killers just before she died. >>> live pictures from vallejo this morning where police have he get investigating a deadly officer involved shooting. it happened last night near the corner of florida and marin streets. a police officer was trying to stop someone as part of an investigation but the person ran from the scene. the officer chased that person eventually caught up with them. police say the two got into a violent physical struggle and the officer shot his gun in self defense they say killing the person. >>> talk of banning the sale of fur continues today in san francisco. a supervisor's committee will consider that ban again today after delaying a vote last month. the chronicle reports storing only sell about a million dollars worth of fur items every year. >>> back now to our coverage of the 2018 winter olympics. some of the athletes have mo

in san jose, devin fehely, kpix5. >> san jose scheduled a series of public hearings in the communities where they want to build. each of the tiny homes is expected to cost roughly $20,000. >>> coming up this isn't what you want to see coming out of your plane window, the engine scare aboard a flight from sfo bound for hawaii. >> the multi-million dollar deal with google has san jose residents scared they'll be priced out of their hometown. >> the city of martinez in the running to become a reality star, the show that could grant them serious cash to spruce up main street. >> martinez and the entire bay area enjoying a spectacular sunset. we gained about two minutes and 10 seconds of daylight today and gained another dry day in our streak. it's up to 19 days straight without rainfall. will it change? your forecast next. pg&e, this is jerris, how may i help you today? i help customers with their bills. there's different rates to fit different needs, so listening is a huge part of my job. because customers want to know that you hear them. they have kids, they have families, they have prio

san jose is at 53. there is enough of an off shore breeze and northerly breeze to keep this pattern going, which means probably another sixth day of record highs for many. there is a lot of fog in southern california. coastal variety. not june bloom. heading towards santa barbara and san luis obispo. then it will run into resistance. napa airport says 60. fairfield is 59. livermore is 57. one observation in oakland is 60. berkeley lab is 63. city now 61 officially. i mean, the record is 77. they may get close to that if that continues. i don't see any reason why it won't. high pressure is here and not doing anything except getting us near record highs. 70s for just about everybody. 7:01. sal, do you have good news, bad news, or what? >> i would say it is about the same. traffic is beginning to normalize a little bit. i want to show you the traffic at the toll plaza will be backed up all the way to the maze which is typical. we had an earlier crash on the bridge. it wasn't serious at all but it slowed th

. >>> in san jose, might see snow in the mountains this is a view of mt. hamilton from this morning. the astronomers tell us two inches fell there and it was raining down here in the valley. we are joined live from the conservatory to give us a report. it is cold up there and looks pretty. >> reporter: it is pretty cold. i can't feel my fingers or my toes but it is beautiful. we are told this about an inch and a half of snow and the staff astronomers cannot open the domes back there to use the telescope because of the heavy snowfall. >> just 24 miles east of san jose -- >> it was snowing pretty hard around 9:00, 10:00 a.m. this morning. >> reporter: the road to mt. hamilton sprinkled with snow. trees dressed in white and the hillside too. >> it is cool. it is certainly beautiful if you are into san jose to look up at the hills and see the white snow up here. >> reporter: while most of the bay area down below sat under rain, a snowstorm hit the mountains. >> we are the only place in the bay area guaranteed to get snow every winter. >> reporter: back in san

jose, santa clara county and the san jose water district. they're saying the city failed to warn them and they believe the flooding was preventable, accusing authorities for not properly maintaining the dam that caused coyote creek to flood. >> this floodwater was toxic, nobody should have been expose to ill. >> reporter: the city attorney's office says it does not believe san jose has any legal liability and has all legal claimsunder - responsibility for evacuation within city limits. as for the water district, they say they have taken positive actions to reduce the risks of future floods, including lowering the water level at anderson reservoir and removing downed trees and invasive vegetation in the creek. city officials say the flood caused $73 million in damages. >> they're not taking responsibility for something they caused to happen. their negligence caused this to happen. a lot of people are still displaced. >> in s >>> a new study on the tech industry shows race and age will likely impact what you earn. according to san francisco ba

causÓ pÁnico en una zona de la ciudad de san jose. >>visitaron consulados de mÉxico para ver cÓmo estÁn apoyando los inmigrantes en esta situaciÓn. >> la conversaciÓn popular en la sala de ira del consulado de mÉxico en san francisco, es sobre inmigraciÓn, especÍficamente de redadas. >>inclusive a la hora que me ha tocado y me trabajar, me han dicho que han estado ahÍ sobre la avenida. >>estamos ahÍ, cerca realmente no pasa nada, no hay nada. >>la consulte protecciÓn asegura que las Últimas semanas por causa de estos rumores. <>siempre que haya algÚn rumor. valle del consulado dice en la pÁgina, ahora esta otro rumor, que el consulado ha demandado mensajes de esto o a ciertas personas, diciendo que habÍa redadas. ningÚn consulado de mÉxico envÍa mensajes de texto, no tenemos los telÉfonos celulares de la gente. >>la sede mexicana en san josÉ, tan menores vio llamadas, es por esto que recomiendan siempre estar informados con las leyes que lo protegen. >> deben saber que tienen derecho constitucional es independiente

san jose does. liver would tie. san francisco would fall short. and a lot of these go back to the very dry 1976. we do have a few high clouds and that's about it. there's a slight offshore breeze coming off the hills to the coast which translates into warm conditions. 40s and 50s on the temps and around the bay, 63 at the berkeley lab. are you kidding me. tiburon, 57. and 56 in oakland. and 55 in san francisco. that's the official reading. so it's off to a mild start. records look to be in jeopardy for the next few days and the low pressure is locked in and high pressure has definitely built in to the west. dry and warm out until the 10th. 70s on the temps. 5:02 on a friday morning. >>> we're doing okay on a friday. you can see the traffic is doing pretty well. let's take a look at the tracy super commute. and westbound 580 traffic is moving along very well and a little bit of slow traffic just after 205. and looks good from livermore. the whole drive. this is a look at interstate 880 if you drive to oakland it should be a nice drive as well. and

jose. >>> still following breaking news in san jose. police handling two investigations there this morning, just one mile apart. the first one a double shooting at 1st street and east alma avenue happened at a denny's. the other incident was at 9th and keyes which is where we find abc 7 news reporter matt keller with the newest information. matt? >> reporter: good morning, jessica. i just spoke with the bakery owner of the bakery that sits on the other side of this crime scene tape here on keyes street, across the street from the car wash. he says officers told him this is a homicide and they're asking him for the video from the surveillance camera at the time of the shooting. we have new video we just shot in the past 20 minutes. these detectives walked up about a block from the main crime scene on 9th street and keyes to humboldt street next to the spartan stadium complex to check out this car. we were told earlier this was the scene of a car stop after the homicide. no word if this is the suspect's vehicle or how it is involved in th

asÍ ha lucido hoy en san josÉ. un dÍa bastante bonito. hoy la mÁxima en san josÉ en los 34. un dÍa bastante despejado y condiciones bastante similares. estamos bajo el dominio de lo que es un sistema de alta press y por esa razÓn tenemos ese era bastante despejado. por lo menos para el dÍa sÁbado, las temperaturas van a aumentar un poco. a inicios de la prÓxima semana, una masa de aire muy frÍo comienza a afectar la zona de california y descendiendo mucho las temperaturas. el pronÓstico por lo menos el fin de semana sumamente agradable. el domingo tenemos 65 en el pronÓstico y hacÍan una temperatura mÁs en los 58 y la mÍnima en los 34. nos vamos a preparar para temperaturas mÁs frÍas. ramÓn: gracias. hablando de otras cosas, el alcalde de san josÉ junto al director de servicios ambientales anunciaron un proyecto climÁtico. se trata de uno de los proyectos municipales busca lograr las metas del acuerdo de parÍs para reducir gases de efecto invernadero. la ciudad ha contratado a cientos de expertos para desarrollar un plan integral de clima inteligente que se

here is a look at san jose. we are about 30 minutes from sunrise right"s now and with th sun rising earlier in the morning you may be able to get a nice jump on your day. it's 44 degrees now in san jose, 42 in oakland. also 42 in fairfield and 38 now in santa rosa. it's a chilly one. if you're heading out for a jog around san jose this morning we will be at 41 degrees at 7:00 and if you wait until a little bit later we will be in the upper 40s, low 50s until about early afternoon making it into the mid 50s today. so it's going to be a nice one with some sunshine, tomorrow the rain returns so i will detail that in just a few minutes. mike has a new crash reported in the south bay. >>> the chp report says it's a hit and run, that doesn't mean it's anything serious, but one of the people involved may be in trouble and it could get more serious if they don't report with some details. no serious injuries, no major injuries, that's what i meant by serious issues. northbound 680. over at 237 that's where the original k

san jose yesterday tied every day this month. san jose has either set or tied a record high. gilroy, 79 yesterday. the old mark was 76. mountain view was also a record yesterday. it looks like things are changing. the average high for san jose is 61. 77 on tuesday. 76 yesterday. the forecast today is 74. but the record is 78. and i think the reason being because a little fog has come back to parts of the coast. not a lot. very shallow. the mere fact into we're talking coastal fog in february is amazing. came into monterey bay and pulled out. now it is dancing around. if you are heading down to the monterey peninsula, there is patchy fog out there. made it into santa cruz. drifted back out. you see the off shore and the on shore breeze fighting each other here. some has moved up the san mateo coast. the breeze out to the delta is a far cry than the last couple of days. fairfield has dropped to 39 cold degrees. 50s for some. but we are running a little cooler. the big difference though is over at montero and moss beach. down 10 to 15 degrees compared to 24 hours ago. high press

san francisco 48. san jose 44. santa rosa at 34 degrees. so temperatures are inching closer to that freezing mark in santa rosa as we get closer and closer to your early-morning lows right around 6:30, 7 a.m., you may reach that freezing point. so our temperatures are actually pretty cool right now but just wait until next week. sunday into monday morning, we are expecting lows to be down to the 20s and 30s. i want to warn you ahead of time because it's going to be a chilly start to your workweek next week right. now it's only wednesday. southwest winds at sfo at 5 miles per hour, north-northeast at oakland so variable winds coming through calm through the south and east bay and north winds coming in at 7 miles per hour and later today you may see an onshore wind contributing to coastal cooling out there. here's our sky coverage right now just a few clouds across the south bay at this hour but clear right around the bay and to the north. and so that's what's keeping temperatures pretty cool so now how many days of dry weather have we experi

look at the daytime highs for san jose, 76 degrees, east san jose also at about 76 degrees, 74 degrees for milpitas, east bay also into our low mid 70s for oakland, a high of 72 and your walnut creek 75 and the interior valley 73 degrees. now, along the peninsula you can expect to see a little bit more of that cloud cover into the afternoon but eventually that will clear out nicely making way for another fairly warm night into tonight. daly city 72, check out san francisco, yes, those are 70s across the board. definitely going to be a great day to enjoy the outdoors, mission 74, embarcadero 74 degrees and for the north bay upper 70s in some spots like sonoma 76, santa rosa also expected to top out into the mid to upper 70s. let's look at the long range outlook because we have had this period of warm dry weather for the past couple of days and i want to show you what's been keeping us that way. as i mentioned this big h is that ridge of high pressure that's been sitting over the bay area and if you notice fast forwarding this timeline through february 9th it looks like those warmer temp

this is 23rd and san jose avenue. two pedestrians hurt after falling debris at this construction site. debris hit the fence and then the fence fell on top of them. both taken to the hospital. one has life threat -threatenin injuri injuries. >> we'll have more news for you at 4:00. right now a quick check of weather. and that wind situation. >> starting to see the winds kind of hit their peak. wind gusts up to 30 miles per hour in san francisco. also by the way, in san jose. this is a cold relatively cold system. cool temperatures as we start the week and probably more wind to follow. >> all right. thanks very much. >>> one quick correction, there's no 4:00 today. there is an 8:00 tonight. enjoy the olympics. take care. games >>> tonight, breaking news, a civil rights lawsuit filed against harvey weinstein claiming civil rights, and an air disaster ke kills all 71 on a russian plane. what caused it to lose altitude and crash. the white house in damage control. top aids hand the domestic abuse allegations against a whit