the smoke that you could see, it is visible all over san jose, from downtown san jose, north near the airport. just a massive amount of smoke has been coming off of this 45 acre fire this morning. it is now considered for alarms and as michelle mentioned, this is near the the foothills of east san jose. and a lot of dry grass is there and just the terrain. the fire has been able to move uphill very easily. your from the life pictures that we are seeing the tree burn, and luckily the fire was stopped once it actually got to the roadway. but this is just west of grant county park, and we have seen several airplanes from calfire, as well as helicopters dropping water and dropping the flame retardant. we are continuing to monitor these pictures. we know that the homes in that community are considered threatened. you can see, this might be a home that is on fire. this appears to be a building. we don't know if it was something that somebody was living in at that point, it appears to have fire and smoke making it difficult to even see from chopper five pictures. we are keeping an eye on thi

he had no has a look at what police in san jose are zeroing in on san jose street racers. >> are inherently more popular racing spots, this is santa teresa and bailey avenue in south san jose. previously officers could only go after the racers themselves, but this new law now makes spectators fair game. they say that you have been warned. this is never before seen aerial footage of a street race in san jose on highway 101. you can see how a line of cars and work in tandem to block the traffic while another spins donuts. in another clip at jackson street in downtown san jose the sideshow takes over the intersection as onlookers record the scene on their phones. lieutenant christina luwawu- cabarrot says though spectators often use their bodies to block patrol cars from getting to the scene. knowing there would be few consequences. >> sometimes it becomes violent in the sense that you start the rocks or bottles of. so it is frustrating but i'm hoping that now with this ordinance, that that will obviously put people on warning. >> reporter: this week the new street racing spectator law went in

maybe san jose can get to 83 and go above our 84. east san jose, 87 or 86 degrees. nice on the coast, warm for some. warm to hot inland. temperatures continue to be above average. that's across the board. if you are inland, that's 90s. the coast looks good with 60s and 70s again santa cruz around 80 degrees. may kick in a little lake breeze. it wiped out the fog and monsoon moisture which paid a visit to sound california, pushed to the east. fog is lurking and the water temperatures are really cold. 50, 5 2, below normal for this time of year. once you get a west, southwest breeze, that fog will come screaming in and that maybe tonight in to tuesday morning. cold water off of the california coast, down to southern california. there is northwest component for some, when you get a breeze or north, that's a warm direction for some that don't usually get. that south san francisco and the coast and santa clara valley, that's a warm direction. overall, hots of sunshine, clear today, maybe moisture working way back in the next couple of days. after wednesday, we get a tran

oakland, 59. 65 at redwood city and san jose. morgan hill 60. 55 at half moon bay. check out this view looking back at san francisco. earlier this evening, there was a lot more fog than we see here. 55 degrees right now at santa rosa. petaluma 55. concord, 68. 70 in livermore. quite warm inland. and the view here, abc 7 looking across the embarcadero. fog near the cost. mild to warm again tomorrow with triple digit heat in our inland areas on saturday and sunday. now, this is why we have the weather we have. this high pressure system over the desert southwest is edging its way to the west here, producing very hot -- warm to hot weather across much of california, including the inland areas in the bay area. overnight, look at fog across the bay. overnight lows in the mild range. tomorrow, another warm day, a mid 60s at the coast, san francisco tops out at 68 degrees. right around the bay, upper seths to low 80s. warm, but even hotter on saturday and sunday. saturday's highs, numerous inland locations top out at 100 degrees or higher. other locations that don't make it

and of course, right here at terminal a at san jose mineta airport. we're live in san jose. cristina rendon. >>> san francisco police want you to see a photo of a t a car burglars hit and ran down a tourist tuesday. right in the parking lot of the legion of honor. it is a silver bmw. police say a tourist saw the car burglars. took photos of them as they were breaking into cars in the museum parking lot. the suspect then jumped into the bmw. rammed the tourist with the car, causing a severe head injury. the police are checking the photos on the victim's camera to see if they will help identify the suspects. >> the city of san francisco is hit with a lawsuit over navigation for the homeless. along the embarcadero. now, the city plans to build that navigation center at the base of briat street. the board of supervisors approved leasing the fenced-in property from the port commission. critics call themselves the safe embarcadero. they say that it will draw more homeless to the waterfront. they also claim that the port won't get favor market value from leasing the land. richard s

nos acompaÑan desde san josÉ con los detalles. >> conducimos en el arte y sur de san josÉ y lo que encontramos fue ver si los molesto por las basuras que idean en las calles. >> llantas, botes de basura, cobijas, colchones. vienen a tirar la basura aquÍ. >> lo que las personas que tiran la basura no saben es que existe una persona muy fÁcil de reportar y pedirle a las autoridades que recojan la basura sin meterse en problemas, es por la aplicaciÓn de la ciudad de san josÉ, entre 2017 y 2018 recogieron mÁs de 400 colchones y mÁs de 1400 galones de pintura y mÁs de 1400 galones de excremento humano. >> acÁ se ve limpio y allá se ve cochino. >> el vive frente de esta montaÑa de basuras, pero decirle a los vecinos que la limpia es incÓmodo. pero como funciona? descargue la aplicaciÓn, selecciona el problema que tenga, te piden una foto, un comentario y tus datos personales. >> si prefieres contactar a san josÉ por teléfono ahi estÁn los nÚmeros de contacto. nos vamos hasta la capital de la naciÓn donde arrestan a sacerdotes y monjas. fernando: los activistas catÓlicos tomaron una

en la ciudad de san josÉ tambiÉn hubo reclamos. mire usted, estas son imÁgenes en vivo que encabezÓ la protesta a dÍa de hoy frente a un edificio federal en el centro de la ciudad de san josÉ, los participantes piden que se deje de financiar la patrulla fronteriza y a la agencia de migraciÓn, y tambiÉn le exigieron respeto a la constituciÓn y a las leyes de asilo de este paÍs. mientras tanto varios Árboles y un automÓvil se quemaron frente a una casa en el este de san josÉ, segÚn vecinos un grupo de niÑos estaba vendiendo cohetes antes de que comenzara el incendio. marÍa antonieta mejÍas tiene los detalles. >> ramÓn buenas caras el departamento de bomberos estÁ investigando si estos daÑos son producto del manejo de fuegos artificiales ilegales que fueron encendido la noche del 4 de julio. asÍ terminÓ la noche del 4 de julio en san josÉ donde el presunto manejo irresponsable de fuegos artificiales dejÓ daÑos. testigo: el Árbol tenÍa humo y tratamos de apagarlo con un extinguidor. marÍa: segÚn vecinos del l

san jose police are searching for three suspects. it happened yesterday in the quiet evergreen neighborhood on montecito drive. investigators were still out today collecting evidence. kpix 5's da lin spoke to the victim it was neighbors. >> reporter: police say burglars broke into that house and killed a grandfather inside. i talked to the victim it was family. they declined an interview but gave me information off-camera. the break-in happened on montecito drive around 9:30 friday morning that the victim's son-in-law tells me he had just left the house. he said the victim, an 84-year- old grandfather, was about to leave and make his weekly drive to spend the weekend in sacramento. the son in law says two men apparently hopped the side the fence, broke the kitchen window in the back, and went into the house. in fact, and next-door neighbor heard it and immediately called nine one one. >> suspects are breaking into the back of the residence. >> reporter: arriving officer spotted an suv leaving the scene and gave chase. detectives say

san jose now at 80 degrees. and our temperature change from yesterday at this time, anywhere from two to ten degrees warmer than this time yesterday so starting out with warm temperatures for this afternoon but the winds pick up and then we see temperatures hold steady for the rest of the day. we'll talk about that and a slight cooldown in the forecast later on. that is coming up in the full microclimate forecast. >>> and breaking news from southern california. this is a roof collapse. that happened at larry flynt lucky lady casino and this is in gardena in southern california. we're told it happened at about 10:20 this morning. there are reports of minor injuries so far. that lucky lady casino is a 24/7 operation. and you see a lot of emergency personnel gathered in front of the building. it looks like several people that were maybe taken out of the building there on the side. but we're monitoring this as i mentioned with reports of minor injuries in gardena this morning in southern california. at larry flynt's

here is a life look with the san jose camera. south bay. in san jose 50 degrees. 50 for oakland, livermore. the low 60s in concord. 52 for santa rosa. heading to the afternoon. all things to the onshore flow kicking in a stronger marine influence instead of the triple digits, we're talking to mid 80s were conquered and fearful took anything in the for 77 in san jose. ever 60s in oakland. the mid-sixties for san francisco in the low 60s for pacifica. the cloud cover will pull back to the coast hiding through the day and it will be breezy along the coast for parts of the bay. will have the rest of the work week forecast, coming up. >>> we have an update of this alert we have been tracking all morning long because of this crash east of the altamont pass. all lanes are now open grant line road. you can see that the speeds are very low but the super commuters have been stuck in a parking lot all morning long will getting over the past. once you get past the area, speeds are really picking up into normal territory 73 miles per hour. get to the fi

we're just south of san jose international. we're just to the left -- or to the right, i should say, to the shark tank. less drizzle, more sunshine and slightly warmer today. mostly cloudy and not as cool as it has been, but still we have great sleeping weather. you can see drizzle around half moon bay this morning. here we are at 7:00, and the rest of us dealing with cloud cover. notice there will still be cloud cover hanging around the same as others. it will be thinner than yesterday from the san mateo bridge. during the afternoon hours, just about all of it almost goes away, and then by 7:00 you can see it rolling back in. let's see what it does to our temperatures. mid to upper 70s, until you get to morgan and gilroy, low 80s. 70 to 76 is your president on the peninsula. low to mid-60s along the coast with mid to upper 60s in downtown, south san francisco, and santa rosa, calistoga, northward, low to mid-80s. 60s are gone in the north bay show. east bay, mid-70s. my accuweather 7-day forecast, a couple more degrees tomorro

san jose, 73 and san francisco, upper 50s. 58. cooler because of the fog that is not completely cleared out. it is increasing so this will bump up the coverage of the next couple of hours. a layer of warm air above our heads is compressing the marine layer. you can see that defined cloud layer giving portions of the bay and that will be the case for today. the shallow fog bank in the bay area. for tonight and into tomorrow. overnight lows starting out tomorrow morning into the 50s up to 60 degrees. the area of high pressure has been building a and it is the source of inland heat. nothing extreme. know triple digits for us but tomorrow will be warm. was again a big temperature range from the 60s all the way to the 90s or your saturday. tomorrow should be one of the warmest days of the week. tomorrow morning at 7:00 we have the fog coast side and around the bay. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. into the afternoon hours the clouds will clear back onto the shower line. a big temperature range keeping it cool at the beaches and inland

ramon: los pacientes de trÁnsitos son la principal causa de muerte en san josÉ. palmira: dayana garcÍa se trasladÓ a las primeras tres y nos dice quÉ encontrÓ. dayana: buenas tardes. la intersecciÓn que encabeza la lista como la mÁs peligrosa de todas en san josÉ es esta. aseguran que el problema tiene que ver con la indigencia. al parecer todos andan apurados. >> todo el mundo corriendo. dayana: lo cual no ayuda en esta aglomerada intersecciÓn de cuatro semÁforos donde el trÁfico no es sÓlo de vehÍculos. >> mucha gente que no tiene donde vivir. entonces pienso que realmente es la razÓn por la cual hay accidentes. mucha gente se cruza sin siquiera estar la luz verde. >> peligroso dicen porque pocos reducen la velocidad. los mÁs vulnerables son quienes viven en las calles. >> mataron a un amigo mÍo acÁ yy dicen que estaba cruzando en el puente. dayana: 8000 accidentes de intersecciones se registraron en san josÉ entre 2013 y el 2017, de ellos 34 choques y 45 lesiones ocurrieron ahÍ en la avenida. nos encontramos en la segunda intersecciÓn mÁs p

here is a look at san jose at 87. that's mineta san jose international. just to the east of the shark tank. a milder morning. a sunny but similar afternoon temperaturewise. dangerous heat this weekend and we'll be cooler closer to average next week. so it's really going to hit hardest tomorrow at sunday. here is a look at today. the clouds making a better, deeper penetration into our coastal valleys, petaluma and santa rosa. they'll be quickly back to the coast and we'll have pockets of sunshine here. also, even a list mist is possible around half moon bay. let's look at the microclimates and see where we end up this afternoon. 86 in san jose. 90s around morgan hill and gilroy. 76 in santa cruz. mid 60s along the coast, upper 60s for downtown, south san francisco and sausalito. we start around 80 in san rafael. wrap up to upper 90s in here is your hot spots, low to upper 90s in no spare the air this weekend. frances -- i almost did it again. >> we'll get used to it soon, mike. good morning everyone. looking good around the bay area. a few sluggish spots i

seven for san jose in the upper 60s for concord. we are looking at temperatures that are cooler compared to yesterday. we will talk about that heading to the work week. >>> we are still seeing some problems on the bay area freeway. you can see the east bay for the super commuters, people coming in from tracy. it will be slow going with speeds down to six miles per hour because of a crash earlier this morning. westbound 580 we know that two lanes are box. taking a look at the richmond san rafael bridge, roadwork there until 6 a.m. one minus blocks. speeds are dipping down to 36 miles per hour. not bad as people are heading onto the span. the south bay drive times with everything in the green. taking a live look out at a 80 in oakland comment not looking bad in both directions on this monday morning. the san mateo bridge looking bad heading across the sand. a bad drive from hayward into foster city. >>> i am katie nelson at the live news death. the executive director of the gilroy garlic festival reacted to the shooting at a late-nigh

san jose south into the 90s and mid-90s. upper 90s and near 100 degree temperatures again with the inland heat advisory for the inland east bay and areas near morgan hill this afternoon. if you can head out to the gilroy garlic festival, plenty hot, numbers easily through the 90s, as we head through the afternoon, and we'll begin to see cooler changes taking shape late today. not much in the way of low clouds right now but as we head towards tomorrow morning, notice what happens. look at that, fog makes a big comeback, spills out to the altamont pass which will set the stage for a big drop in temperatures. compare the wind speeds, we're seeing later on this afternoon sunday looking like this at 4:00. we'll fast forward to monday now, and you see those wind speeds starting to pick up 20 to 30 miles per hour, so it's going to be much cooler, as we get into the start of the work week, from the numbers today, there is your heat advisory in the east bay valley, mid to upper 90s. upper 90s possible south of san jose. look at the c

. >>> a live look in downtown san jose. the city is experiencing a transformation driven by an influx of new tech emphasis. bryson, what the latest companies to a announce a major move to san jose, the company plans to build a huge tech campus near the city's airport and a plan to bart station. devin fehely on the growing tech profile and how the balance of power is shifting in silicon valley. >> reporter: about four years ago san jose civic calling itself the gateway to silicon valley. at the time, it was more aspirational but it wasn't strictly accurate. sure. but there are a lot of tech workers who call san jose home, and but fewer tech companies do. but that is changing. call it the google effect, businesses and city leaders say other companies are feeling the gravitational pull of the tech giant's decision to build a massive campus in downtown san jose. a move that is shifting the competitive balance of power in silicon valley. >> i think it started when google with 25,000 people down to a downtown location. that does

livermore 87 in san jose 80. he san jose will get close and 84. that deep system in the pacific northwest with another one here sunday and monday, and mild to warm. 90 is hot with that high building in. looks like we will reach this tomorrow and close on saturday but by sunday we cool off again. the highest building in and you can see at denver, salt lake city and vegas compressing that fall. a lot less fall coverage than yesterday allowing dentures to continue to warm up. 60s for many and 60s yesterday due to that low cloud that. we were running cooler but a big difference on the highs after everything is said and done. we have hints of a monsoon kicking in and some of its out the phoenix but slow to develop here. 60s, 70s, upper 80s and low 90s today into tomorrow. ginger tomorrow look to be near the peak inland but not changing at the coast and bay. inland in the 90s for many. 70s and 80s for a long time here, warm the hot taking us in the friday and saturday easing up. cooler on sunday and monday. >>> a reminder to download the weather app on

san jose fire responded quickly. witnesses say a number of teenagers were here in the neighborhood last night playing with fireworks when they heard a loud explosion. >> started off really slow. >> did it blow? >> it blew up. you could hear it. it was lake a bomb. >> i worried that our house was going to get on fire, too, so i climb up the ladder and went on top of the roof and tried to spray our house with the water. >> the two homes suffered minor damage. nobody was injured. that's fortunate. one of the two cars is a completely totaled. the owners of the home were not home at the time. police don't have any suspects. they do believe it was fireworks related. if you can believe it or not, this hyundai elantra, the battery is still working. the lights continue to flash. the fire department here in san jose is quick to remind, please be careful, although the 4th of july has come and gone. the 4th of july weekend is upon us. if you are going to use fireworks, take caution. we're live in the south bay, ktvu fox 2 news.

we managed 78 in san jose. san francisco hit only 62. while concord fell 10 degrees from saturday's highs. it is the view from the top of the sales force tower cam looking into fog. oakland, 61. here's what's happening the next 24 hours, increasing clouds in advance of low pressure. that will deepen the marine layer. we get a chance of drizzle by the shoreline tomorrow morning. temperatures will cool down tomorrow. but, then, high pressure over the desert southwest begins to nudge into northern california midweek. as t temperatures but that's wednesday, thursday, friday. in the meantime, here's what will happen overnight and early going tomorrow. little bit of drizzle forms. low clouds come in. inland will be fine. north bay, south bay, okay later in the day. in the early going, partly cloudy for sfo. thunderstorms rumble throughout atlanta. 92 degrees for a high there. showers in new york, and 77. partly starry skies inland. warmer weather returns midweek. tomorrow, sun up at five minutes before 6:00. daytime highs are still well below

>>even safe and sane fireworks are illegal in san jose. in the past thousands of reports of command, dozens of warnings given a handful of citations read it's like fireworks but i don't like them here makes me nervous, a thought echoed around the dry region. >>some people were setting off fireworks and then a tree caught on fire. and it was really close to the electric line and so the electric lines actually is sparking there, here how to do it i would celebrate. >>the 4th of july and i think that this is a tradition and it is but just like we don't use leeches to to treat diseases. we're in the 21th century now. >>now all is quiet out here right now in san jose, but it will be a much different story on thursday night july 4th independence day when there will be a legal and public fireworks show right behind me here. at discovery maddow in san jose j r stone kron 4 >>still ahead big crowds gather for this year's 4th of july celebration on capitol hill we're going to hear from some of of savings and service. whoa. travis in it made it. it's

san josÉ con 10. y mientras tanto en oakland 12 grados y san francisco a pesar que vemos condiciones frescas.11 grados. las mÁximas el dÍa de hoy a las 6 de la tarde estuvieron altas. vean nada mÁs san josÉ 92 grados y san francisco 75. pasamos a la zona. 96 grados la mÁxima. panorama para los prÓximos 10 dÍas. >>> una persona permanece hospitalizada. se propagÓ y varios remolques antes de ser contenidos cerca del mediodÍa. determinar la causa de la de de la bahÍa richardson. cerca de tiburÓn se han detectado alts niveles de bacteria. consideran que tienen otro origen. impacta con la estructura como muestran imÁgenes. la policÍa investiga la muerte de un hombre en el boulevard internacional. y dos jÓvenes del Área de la bahÍa se encuentran en aprietos en italia, luego de servine clads al homicidio de un policÍa en ese paÍs. pasamos con maricel con mÁs informaciÓn. el robo de una cartera un vendedor de drogas en italia se convirtiÓ en la escena de un crimen. los turistas fueron res

esto no incluye a san josÉ, san mateo, san francisco o a oakl d oakland, pero de todas formas veremos el aumento en el calor, asÍ que vamos a prÁctico maÑana por la maÑana lo menos en san francisco vamos a notar una maÑana un poco nublado mientras que en san josÉ vamos a ver cielos despejados durante todo el dÍa y ya en horas de la tarde en san francisco veremos cielos mayormente despejados y estos patrones prÁcticamente para todo lo que viene siendo el fin de semana asÍ que mucho sol y esa temperaturas que estarÁn un poco calurosas en san josÉ maÑana una mÁxima de 92 grados, por aquÍ muy poca nubosidad, en tanto amanecemos con esas nubes por la maÑana pero en la tarde cielos mayormente despejados y temperatura mÁs fresca, pero que todavÍa es un aumento comparado con lo que hemos visto esta semana y lo que veremos para la semana que viene, asÍ que para la gente en san josÉ, y el fin de semana tendremos el rango de los 80 para la semana que viene y en san francisco veremos el rango medio de los 70 grados y ya para la maÑa semana que vien volvemos a bajar al rango de

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jose. >> reporter: san jose has been put on the map in the hot dog community thanks to champion eating stars like joey chestnut and matt stony who you see yearly in the hot dog eating contest. the city stays on the man due to places with where you can eat the american clack including mark hot dogs. >> you can't change anything that works. you know? mark's been here since 1936. we don't want to change a thing. baseball, hamburgers and hot dogs. everybody loves that. like i said, it's americana. >> we add the french fries, a big hit for anybody. the milk shakes are great. the hot dogs are old fashioned style hot dogs. it's just the history of it that we love. you know? the food is great and everything stayed the same. we haven't changed a thing here. >> i usually don't really care for the bread. but this time it's like really, really good. >> when you bite it, it pops. unlike other places i've been to. >> i don't know. jalapenos are really good. >> hot dog's good, too. >> i think the history behind the building itself and a lot of local east siders patronize the business and keep us goin

acudimos a la fiscalÍa del distrito de san josÉ. >no aconsejamos que observen cosas en la calle, cosas que que cuestan mucho dinero. generalmente son cosas robadas. julio: la oficina fiscal del distrito de san josÉ recomienda que las vÍctimas se comuniquen con el departamento de policÍa local para reportar esas estafas y prevenir que sigan ocurriendo. ellos quieren recalcar que esta oficina no le preguntarÍa su estatus migratorio para poder ayudarlo. ramÓin: es de continÚa en nuestro noticiero. fernando: la administraciÓn trump planea hacer mÁs difÍcil pedir asilo para muchos migrantes, no solamente los centroamericanos que llegan a la frontera sur de estados unidos. les explicamos cÓmo mÁs adelante. palmira: el gobierno trump anunciÓ hoy que cambiarÁ las reglas para solicitar asilo en este paÍs desde el extranjero. fernando pizarro dice que con estos ajustes, los requisitos para el asilo serÁn más vivos. fernando: los migrantes que lleguen a la frontera sur tendrÁn más facultades en pedir asilo. el departamento de

en san josÉ 79 de temperatura mÁxima. los prÓximos dÍas en todo el Área de la bahÍa la temperatura aumenta. la mÁxima se espera entre los 90, a 91. les tendrÉ toda la informaciÓn en sólo minutos. palmira: no quitamos el dedo del renglÓn porque se reportó otro movimiento telÚrico en el sur de california. a pesar de que el temblor de hoy sÓlo alcanzÓ una magnitud de 4.7 grados. el servicio meteorolÓgico nacional se prepara para un sismo mayor en el Área de la bahÍa. esta dependencia reportÓ que un terremoto superior a los siete puntos o sobre la fallaresultarÍa en el desplazamiento de mÁs de 400.000 personas y posiblemente al menos 800 muertes. le recuerdo que puede descargar nuestra aplicaciÓn de noticias para estar al tanto de los movimientos telÚricos y su impacto en nuestra comunidad. se encuentra como univisiÓn Área de la bahÍa en el apple store y players toro. completamente gratis. al volver estamos en vivo desde morgan. continuamos con mÁs informaciÓn. -- play store-- palmira: retomamos el t

seven and san jose. for degrees warmer in oakland and looking at for degrees warmer for half moon bay. 8 degrees warmer with the 24- hour temperature change in concord. is the visibility. we are tracking cloudy skies and foggy conditions part of the bay along the coast and in the and as well. we see the excel extensive cloud cover breezy and spots with told mile-per-hour wind tennis emphasis go 12 in san ramon south 12 and vallejo. 20 mile-per-hour wind out of the southwest in fairfield. morning low clouds and areas of slovak. we see the low fog for most of clouds hanging along the coast. temperatures near seasonal thursday afternoon and warming up later in the week with arbiters in the 90s in. here is a satellite and radar view with the low pressure system affecting the the pacific northwest. check out all of the rain from washington down to oregon. for us to begin whether influencer is the start of high pressure from the desert southwest and that is building and for us and that is why the temperatures

el alcalde de san josÉ enviÓ un mensaje a su comunidad >> aquÍ en la ciudad de san josÉ no vamos a apoyar estas medidas de ninguna manera. es importante que todos sepan que la policÍa no participarÁ en la actividad de ice ni en las investigaciones. vamos a hacer lo que podamos para informar a la comunidad y protegerla. >> en auckland, la alcaldesa seÑalÓ que defenderÁ a la comunidad inmigrante y no deja dejarÁ que intimidan a la ciudad. en un comunicado expresÓ que: quiero asegurarles a los miembros de la comunidad que no se asusten. estÉn preparados, conozcan sus derechos y responsabilidades. alcaldesa de san francisco tambiÉn enviÓ un comunicado: francisco es y continuarÁ siendo una ciudad santuario que apoyarÁ a los inmigrantes y queremos que toda la comunidad estÉ preparada y conozca sus derechos. senador de california dijo lo siguiente: >>en california nuestros inmigrantes tienen derechos y protecciÓn legal. quiero que sepan que estamos de su parte. no dejen que esas amenazas pongan un alto a su vida. continÚen enviando a sus hijos a sus campamentos de verano, vayan a

it happened on almaden expressway in south san jose. the fire may have started as a garbage fire, then spread to the attic. firefighters used a letter truck to get up on the roof and attack the flames. no injuries have been reported. >>> the city of san francisco is being sued by people who want to block the city from block building a navigation center for the homeless along the embarcadero. this is a couple of weeks after the board of supervisors rejected an appeal by the group called safe embarcadero for all. the neighbors wanted the board to overturn the courts decision to grant a two year lease for that navigation center. the new lawsuit is aimed at blocking that while the city says that navigation center is badly needed. >>> that is a brief look at some of the top stories we are working on. >>> thank you, dave. >>> an area southeast of new orleans is under a mandatory evacuation right now. we first reported last hour that a tropical storm had formed in the gulf of mexico. tropical storm berry could end up as a hurricane by tomorrow

las bibliotecas de san josÉ tiene mÁs que sÓlo libros. aquÍ, ofrecen experiencias para todos. >> mira que linda. miguel: leticia trae a su hija a jugar y hacer amigos . la trae porque tiene el tiempo, otros padre de familia o abuelos probablemente no pueden venir, ni siquiera a inscribir a sus pequeÑos para que renten porque yo como maestra de salÓn llevaba a mis estudiantes y de la voz mÁs del estos lugares . ahora, las maestra puede llevarlo y automÁticamente se van a casa con un libro. miguel: y es que a partir de este otoÑo, los distritos escolares de san josÉ automÁticamente tiran a sus alumnos para que tenga una tarjeta de la biblioteca ahorrÁndole un viaje a los padres. >> estamos muy orgullosos de cual de darle a mÁs de 40.000 estudiantes accesos bibliotecas pÚblicas . en la primera vez que samos estÁ trabajando con los distintos escolares para ayudar a sostener para agregarse esa videoteca. miguel: por el momento, se les asignarÁ una credencial. >> los padres todos estÁn en el trabajo, la hora que los chico tiene qu

por ocho horas dentro de un apartamento en san josé, suar recibió una llamada anónima en la que reportaban a una mujer privada de libertad en un inmueble, se desconoce la identidad de los sospechosos arrestados y si se encontraban armados . tenemos a este hombre que intentó robar una vivienda por el techo, el dueño de la casa escuchó ruidos y cuando salió vio al sujeto y lo confrontó, el sujeto huyó y más tarde jorge hernández fue arrestado y acusado de varios cargos . >>> las autoridades siguen investigando qué ocurrió al sur de san josé cuando cuatro personas fueron heridas de bala, sandra cervantes tiene más sobre esto. >>> personal médico y agentes del orden eran parte del escenario sobre esta avenida el sábado a las 11:00 de la noche al sur de san josé. max dice que escuchó varios disparos, pensó que se trataba de fuegos artificiales pero a salir a la calle vieron que era una balacera que dejó a cuatro heridos. testigos dicen haber escuchado a unajer y tal y verla llamar con angustia a sus familiares, dicen que las víctimas( inaudible) una situación preocupante par

san francisco 63 in san jose, 60 in morgan hill. 50s on the coast. look at this. the golden gate bridge, it is clear as well. we haven't seen this in quite some time to start your morning. 64 by the delta, 68 in concord, 61 in livermore with 50s in the north bay. this morning we're anywhere from two to seven degrees milder than we typically have been for this time of year. if you're in mari county. looking at a little patchy warm inland, upper 80s for most of you. by the delta near 90. temperatures on a downward slide this week. 89 in morgan hill. that's another warm one today. 83 in san jose. 79 in redwood city, 73 in millbrae. upper 60s downtown with 84 in sonoma. you head inland and here is your warmth. one more day in the 90s in the accuweather seven-day forecast, temperatures coming down right through the week. alexis? >> thank you, lisa. we have a few incidents to talk about on the board right now. heading into sunol, multiple lanes blocked southbound 680 past state route 84 merge. this is what we think is a four-vehicle collision causing about a 15-minute d

josé registrando los 77 grados mientras que oakland 78 grados >>> concord con 90 grados, san josé 86 grados y pasamos a la ciudad donde 90 grados será la máxima el día de hoy, mañana será el día más caliente de toda la semana, ahorita le daré ese panorama, mientras tanto en san francisco poco más fresco, pero eso humedad continúa latente, al llegar el atardecer, 61 grados. las mínimas para esta noche en el rango de los 59 grados en concord, mientras que san josé una mínima de los 59 gra >>bl sobre nosotros que traerá condiciones bastante calientes incluso ciudades al interior de la bahía tendrían dígitos en los tres grados, maña p 71 a 97 grados ae a sudar la gota gorda, en cuanto al panorama de los 10 días, condiciones calientes por lo menos este miércoles, el jueves, fin de semana tendremos condiciones un poco más calientes ideales para disfrutarla con la familia y los amigos a todo lo que la >>> en san josé estará más caliente que el norte de la bahía. san francisco sí, ahorita esta un poco incómodo para un nuevo algunas personas, estamos en verano como

at his home in san jose. he was booked into santa clara county jail for gross nuclear manslaughter while intoxicated. and hit-and-run. the identity of the 62-year-old man on the bicycle has not been released. san jose police say this is the 24th fatal collision this year. >>> we learning about two explosions on the campus of the university of nevada reno. eight people suffered minor injuries from flying shrapnel when explosions erupted inside a dormitory at 1 pm. there was a small explosion in the basement followed by a large explosion. police >>> but none grew out of control or damage any structures. tonight homeowners say they are vigilant. we get live coverage from amin us to a fire official tells me the high number of incidents could've easily turned. what made the difference is preparedness by the fire district. and neighbors. friday afternoon crews battled the fire along franklin canyon road in martinez. contra costa county fire protection district said it appears it was started by fireworks. a black an

palo alto, san jose, 70s and 80s. southeast san jose, should be 88. downtown 84. the forecast models are under forecasting san jose's high this month. stenson beach, 60s and also 70s. we have thick fog but you can see the flow around the high which is in the four conners from the south, that funnels in higher clouds. has produced shower activity in the mountains mainly reno. that system to the left is area of low pressure, that is a fight between the two. the high wins out and fog on the coast. this is an on shore breeze, the fog is there. no offshore. 50s 60s, low 5s, mill valley is 51. san jose 62. 64 rio vista, livermore, 6 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. fairfield, concord, san jose, plus, 3, 2, 4, 6. you get the idea. inland temperatures will warm up today. 70 reno. the first day they hit 100 degrees that is well past the usual average data when they hit 100. 54 truckee. 61, 64. look at the monsoon moisture swinging and the high, centered over albuquerque. the fog is being squashed. up in the mountain as little bit of activity. 60s, 70s and the water and ha

this was true in san jose. the store said that they sold somebody a ticket that matched five out of the six numbers in the powerball lottery. for a wind totaling more than $1.2 million. the store was notified by lottery officials on sunday morning. >> they texted me, actually on my cell phone. they said that i had $1 million at the store. i was very happy about that. it was very exciting. >> reporter: not bad for

we're going to see gilroy up to 85, while san jose tops out at 79. we'll talk more about this as we get a look at our early traffic commute. overall the maps are looking nice, but as you head up the peninsula, right there on highway 101 we've got a couple of issues. th closed at northbound 101 at whipple avenue, so just watching that a little bit of construction traffic going on, nothing out of the usual we are seeing so as you get ready to head out, everything is looking good so we'll talk more about weather and traffic coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you, kari. >>> breaking news in contra costa county, where there's major police activity in rodeo. this is new video into our newsroom, the scene is third street and vallejo avenue. an ambulance was seen leaving that scene and one person in handcuffs. "today in the bay's" pete suratos is skeecene and will join us with coverage at 5:00g with ss i remember you and outside out of gilroy city hall to remember the victims of the garlic festival shooting. we now know the ages of the three people who wer

jose north one oh one is clocking in at 34 minutes from san jose to menlo park. james. >>6 18 is the time and this morning we have an emotional meeting between a cal fire dispatcher and the father of a baby girl. the dispatcher actually help save that baby's life by walking the father through performing cpr lonnie wong has the story. >>most people believe the rent suddenly wouldn't be here that work for the extraordinary set of circumstances it was hit and miss for the next 10 2 months later, those who had a hand in her recovery got a treat to resuscitate random have her come that's a rare day you work for all of your career it all began with that 911 call john has taken cpr courses for some good news. it was my own daughter. >>i didn't do anything except what i was told follow directions after her daughter's long recovery john had time to reflect time of my only daughter. >>i just kept i want to be that guy i want to be that guy he got that chance today with both got a heart association award given to those who save a life with cpr it was an emotional moment for

jose and a foggy view around san francisco. who could wake up to drizzle tomorrow? our forecast when we come right back. >>> a very busy 4th of july for firefighters in the south bay. take a look at this video. after a series of fires broke out in the same area this afternoon. one fire burned right up to the back of these homes on communication hill and had neighbors on edge, especially one woman who lost her daughter in a fire 15 years ago. nbc bay area's tom jensen has the story. >> reporter: the fire burned right down this hillside on communication hill right up to the back of these homes, and it really had neighbors on edge. especially one woman who lost her daughter in a fire 15 years ago. neighbors living just off highway 87 in south san jose could hear the winds pushing the flames across the deep dry grasses and weeds near their prding as the wind going. >> reporter: a fire helicopter dousing the flames with water as neighbors pitch in on the ground in a community effort to save homes and vehicles. >> we got a hose and j

. >>> en san josÉ muchos comerciante decidieron no vender el producto. buscan camisas similares a las del chapo. >>> >>> el chapo guzmÁn va a pasar el resto de sus dÍas en la cÁrcel. muchos dicen que es un caso muy bien recibido. sÍ estÁ en la carcel es porque se lo merece y el castigo de no ver a la familia. se me hace que sÍ, es justo. >>> muchos mexicanos recuerdan los difÍciles y sangrientos tiempos, cuando muchas familias. a ju tiz dos. >>> el daÑÓ a muchas familias. y pues, ahora le toca a Él. >>> pero existe la posibilidad de que algunos negociantes coinside ren traer si poner una vez mÁs a la venta las camisas que se ponÍa el chapo. >>> sÍ, de pronto, mÁs adelante van a salir diseÑos. entonces, ahÍ estamos. >>> cuando existe una demanda por un producto suben las ventas. >>> yo en la personal no me gustarÍa comprar. siento que estas apoyando a todo lo que estÁ pasando en mÉxico. da mucho coraje. y la panera que nos puede adar es tipo deernas se acercaron a platicar con nosotros no quisieron darnos su opiniÓn en cÁmara. porque

san jose is running cooler than 24 hours ago. southeast breeze in san jose at 16. monterey is 56, san fransisco 57. cold degrees on the water. tonight and tomorrow looks like a bigger fog bank with drizzle taking us into a cooler thursday. today, temperatures will be 60s and 90s inland. somewhere traffic improving slightly. on some of our toughest east bay commutes i am looking at traffic improvement 40 minutes driving from the bridge to macarthur is slow. 880 has been so slow people have been using 580 and that is slow at of san leandro. almost everywhere you look ow traffic. southbound 101 at san rafael is slow. 680 is slow around concorde. the south bay commute is slow into cupertino and mountain view. >>> here at home happening today the sonoma marin area rail transit board of directors will talk about plans they hope will put a stop to the growing number of people dying on the tracks. >> since it started nearly 2 years ago, nine people have died. we are live in roanoke park where one of the nearest recent death occurred. >> reporter: the death happened just tw

jose, san jose police cars have left but i did walk the perimeter of this taped off seen earlier. i saw the crime scene unit walking in and out of the river area wearing waders and carrying boxes which are probably used for collecting evidence part of the crime scene is located at the guadalupe river park jul you can see what looks like a homeless camping site is also a popular park that has many people walking or biking through it. one man who lives nearby says he sees a lot of homeless people. there's just so much. >>it's tough going on along this riverside park here. i don't know whether these somebody getting hurt or somebody overdosing. >>yeah it's pretty much a daily. >>police have not identified the age or identity of that woman yet if you have any information contact. police reporting live in san jose taylor sackey and for news. >>thank you taylor, san bruno police announced that they made 2 additional arrests in the shooting at the 10 friend mall earlier this month. a 2 year-old and really john gant was arrested earlier this morning in martinez. police say that he was dri

san jose, 78, san francisco maxed out at 65 degrees. here is the satellite image showing the clouds hugging the coastline. we have the onshore breeze that will transport the clouds back into the bay, already happening for this evening. current numbers, you deftly want to bundle up coast side where the fog is. temperatures in the mid-50s. santa rosa, 83 degrees right now. mountain view, 73 and san jose checking in at 74. here is the live camera look. you should be able to see the golden gate bridge. this is the golden gate right now. drivers are driving through a fog blank fog bank and you can see the flags moving which shows you the onshore wind typical of this time of year. all those yellow dots represent fireworks shows in places like san jose, south bay, the inland spots and in the north bay. we are looking okay there but san francisco had patchy fog that has worked its way back into the picture. overnight lows starting tomorrow morning will be in the 50s, low to mid 50s. we will have some here in san francisco, low clouds. 54 degree

right around the bay pleasant, 70, oakland. 76 fremont, 77 san jose. 78 in san rafael. 78 santa rosa. half moon bay 62. it will be breezy. let's check out the fire works forecast. right around san francisco, the east bay, parts of the east bay, and clear in our inland valley. so when those fireworks are going off, you will need a light jacket. temperatures for most areas from santa rosa to oakland to san jose, san francisco, in the mid to upper 50s. so definitely will be favorable viewing away from the coast line. we are keeping a close tab on hurricane barbara in the pacific. expected to become a major hurricane tomorrow. a category 4, but it is expected to weaken to a tropical storm on saturday. the reason we're going to keep an eye on it, in case it gets a little closer to hawaii, if you have travel plans, you'll want to monitor that storm. accuweather seven-day forecast, low 60s to mid-'80s tomorrow. below average thursday and friday. warm est spots only in the low 80s. but it's going to be nice for 4th of july. warming it up as we head towards the weekend. we'll have summer heat

this is a shot of the city of san jose. we will be right back. >>> waking up into a pretty easy day weatherwise, today. if you patchy low clouds and temperatures where you would expect them to be. low to mid 60s. we get a little warmer for the weekend. i will show you that, coming up. >>> let's take a live look outside. a busy spot. although it isn't too terrible for us traffic is concerned. just the normal rush are getting ramped up. no issues to report as far as collisions or slowdowns. you are moving along at a regular rate of speed for this time of morning, and most of the roadways as well. >>> we have baseball up top and the playoff pushes. the giants, 18-6 in july pushing harder than anybody. the giants train, ran to the hometown paul deanno filling out. the next team before the giants to check off picking up the fourth anyone -0 and this is where the giants began to fall into a whole. they scored a run they went up to -0 in the next inning, more trouble. rhys hoskins put this pitch up and away. a two run homer. fully

the mid-seventies for san jose. the mid-sixties in oakland, and the low 60s for san francisco. 50s in pacifica. let's see the visibility and what you can expect if you are about to hit the roadways. we are looking at fog along the coast and parts of the bay. mallets show you the wind. because also, windy conditions in spots this morning from 17 mile-per-hour wind back out of the west southwest in oakland, looking at 10 in pleasanton and 20 in san ramon. and for concord and 25 mile-per- hour winds out of the southwest. and that is the onshore flow in fairfield. your weather headlines, low clouds and areas of fog, patchy drizzle this morning. especially along the coast and parts of the bay. cool below average temperatures with cloudy conditions near the water heading through the afternoon, thanks to the sea breeze. and we will be warming up as we head through the week, with more sunshine coming over the next several days. your is the reason why and the satellite and radar view. the low pressure system is really drawin

a respected teacher in san jose. marianne favreau joins us live from the school community in mourning now. >> reporter: they are. she was a fourth grade teacher who worked here for four years. the superintendent said she was known as a teacher who would always listen to students, especially when they needed support. now her colleagues are shocked to learn that her only son is accused of killing her. ryan garner is charged with murder after he allegedly killed his own mother, cynthia mccann on. on july 18th, garner assaulted his mom at the east san jose apartment they shared. they believe he then drove his injured mother to nearby regional medical center, left her, and drove off. officers arrested 35-year-old garner late they're night, using a police dog. mccann on died four days later. >> 40 plus officers, investigators and all sorts of people. >> shawn said my phone he was stunned to learn when it happened. >> hearing that somebody can go to that length. so hard to harm your own mom. it draws some kind of emotion. >

san jose 81. san francisco forecast high of 65. temperatures a little bit of a subtle warm-up into sunday and monday. tuesday the trend continues. warm to hot. we could be talking about 96 or 97 degrees by wednesday or thursday. you can see it is heading our way. make the most. if you're not a fan the most of this weekend and compare what is coming our way. >>> thanks to all the snow last winter lake tahoe is the fullest it has been in nearly 20 years. the water level in the lake has approaching the so-called legal limit. the lake has been within an inch of the maximum for more than three weeks. even crest with an a half inch this week. it wanted to monitor said it is the longest you have seen the lake state this hot for this long. do not expect it to drop some. there is still snow melting on the highest peaks. the lake surpassed legal limit. more water would be released to the truck he would truckee river. >>> 50 years ago tomorrow new armstrong became the first man to set foot on the moon. the two other surviving apollo 11 astron