the sheriffs office in san jose. this was a tragic loss of nine people, and there were over 100 vta employees on site that morning. and i believe the bravery of all of law enforcement saved additional lives. i have been told by our deputies and law enforcement agencies this has to stop. what i'd like to do today is i'd like to introduce lieutenant aaron simonson who was one of the first people on the scene. and he served as the tactical commander during the accident. i'll tell you first what is depicted on the video so when you watch it you have an idea of what's happening and what's unfolding. we will show the video and then it will be immediately available on the youtube link that we will provide to you. lieutenant simonson. >> good afternoon. as of this past sunday at approximately 8:30 p.m., the sheriffs office crime scene investigators in collaboration with the fbi's evidence response team concluded the scene processing of the vta bus yard. we now have additional information that helps illustrate the sheriff's o

one of the san jose officers. here's through his dispatch of san jose's pd dispatch shots are still occurring. however, according pwc, we can not hear shots fired at that time. the deputy acknowledges that he heard the san jose officer and he replies that the team has to move smartly. about 15 seconds later, 1015, seconds later a vta supervisor exits. one of the doors at the top of the stairs. the deputy sergeant along with the officer called for the employee to come back to their location. the vta supervisor provides is the contact team. his shikhar to allow them to get into the building. the deputies guide. the employee to the rear, the team while the deputy says get behind me. at 6.43. '09, the contact he makes entry into the 3rd floor. at 6 4321 the contact he makes entry into the d dispatch center. so they went into one room clear depth and moved into the second center to the second room, which is the vta dispatch center and they start clearing the room. the purpose of clearing the rooms to find victims find

una huelga de hambre fuera de san josé tendremos más detalles a medida que llega a la sala de redacción >> muy buenas noches de saluda césar >> y sandra gracias por su compañía está noche de martes >> donde la comunidad no solo sigue dolida por el tiroteo que ocurrió el pasado fin de semana sino que están atemorizados por el crimen que no deja de subir, hoy llaman por la paz y el fin de los homicidios vamos con andrés también honraron a la víctima que falleció en el incidente >> sí es la situación cada vez está peor la gente dice estar harta y nos dicen que la situación de las pandillas empeoran cada vez más >> con los puños hicieron frente al lago entraron al de 22 años de edad >> el joven que murió incidente que satisfaga >> a 10 días las personas que están falleciendo que tienen una vida adelante pero por falta de organización falta de la ciudad y gobierno nos dé la atención que se necesite pues claro autoridades dicen que los disparos del 19 de junio está relacionado con pandillas precedido una epidemia de violencia >> un gran problema es flujo de armas de fu

. >>> el tuturo de la pulga de san josÉ se encuentra en el limbo. los concejales decidieron postergar de forma temporal la votaciÓn donde se sepni rÁn los planes a seguir. flavia tiene mÁs. adelante. >>> quÉ tal, sandra. sabemos que la huelga de hambre que iniciÓ el lunes por tres hijos de vendedores de la pulga acaba de terminar hace algunas noras. este viernes se espera que se reanuden las reuniones. la huelga de hamptre por parte de tres nijs de vendedores del mercado la pulga terminÓ por una decisiÓn que tomÓ el consejo de san josÉ. >>> vimos que se logrÓ el objetivo. >>> ahora hay una negociaciÓn para el viernes, donde se espera que los dueÑos de los terrenos de la pulga, algunos concejales y los vendedores lleguen a un acuerdo. >>> veremos si la incorporaciÓn hacia los planes serÍa el mejor plan para mover el local, o tal vez una localizaciÓn afuera de la pulga. >>> todos los hispanos votaron a favor de postergar la votaciÓn local. el alcalde donde se encuentra el distrito de la pulga, votaron a favor de la construcciÓn del te

san jose 59. let's get a glance of the temperature trend in san jose. another change this morning are the low clouds around the coastline. they made their move in last night which helped cool off a lot of those coastal areas. look by about 8:00/9:00 a.m. in the 60s and eventually right around 11:00 a.m. already in the upper 70s so even though it's not going to be as hot as yesterday, it's another warm day so definitely something to look out for if you have plans to head out the door today. walnut creek 59 degrees right now. over the next couple of hours we'll be jumping into those 70s, we've got a lot of sunshine ahead. let's send things over to mike. >> the heat advisory on my side, i'm still warm from the heat. look to relief the golden gate bridge as vianey said, low clouds and fog there one of your usual suspects the golden gate bridge, traffic is very light, obviously right now. folks are used to dealing with this. we don't see any slowing on our sensors, a smooth drive across the golden gate bridge with the arrow and the bay bridge the same thing,

se dpon cel motivo y no hubo arrestos. >>> y otra persona muriÓ en medio una de balacera en san josÉ la madrugada de lunes, hasta ahora, se desconoce w el motivo de este tiroteo, no hay detenidos ni sospechosos serÍa homicidio 20 en san josÉ no que va de aÑo >>> este sujeto tras las rejas por presuntamente robarle a hombre 65 aÑos habÍa amenazado a la vÍctima con un tubo del metal, diego castillo de de 21 aÑos ahora estÁ en la cÁrcel bajo sospecha de robo con fianza de 40 mil dÓlares. el departamento de policÍa de a san francisco di a conocer el nÚmero de casos por delito de odio, 28 informes, un delito cada 5 dÍas. en 2020 se reportaron 48 crÍmenes de odio. >>> imagino en vivo des san rafael donde puede ver, pues trÁfico y tambiÉn, como rÁfagas del viento, agitan la vegetaciÓn estado zona. >>> advertencia de viento en vigor para Área de la bahÍa, abimael castro nos cuenta quÉ esperar y cÓmo actuar con este tipo de a alertas. >>> saludos, como hemos dicho, una advertencia de viento en efecto para contra costa al media, monterrey y a san francisco y rÁfagas alta

es el homicidio nÚmero 18 en lo que va del aÑo en san josÉ. por otro lado, el departamento de policÍa de richmond podrÍa haber una disminuciÓn en su presupuesto. veamos los detalles. reportera: el departamento de policÍa de richmond podrÍa enfrentar un recorte de su presupuesto en 10.000.000 $, segÚn la ciudad. >> el plan es mejorar la seguridad pÚblica en la ciudad. reportera: dicen que la idea es utilizar los fondos en programas locales. >> en richmond cuando comenzÓ, comenzÓ porque tenÍamos un problema de pandillas muy fuerte. el programa de barrios seguros redujo la criminalidad en 30%. reportera: la alcaldÍa propone que la reducciÓn sea de 2.3 millones de dÓlares. se espera que el consejo municipal vote el prÓximo 22 de junio sobre la iniciativa. actualmente el 40% del presupuesto municipal va destinado a la policÍa, pero si recortan 10 millones, segÚn la actual jefa, esto ocasionarÍa pÉrdida de empleos. la concejal dice que solamente la policÍa podrÍa responder llamadas que tengan que ver con crÍmenes. >> esto les es

josé >> san josé podrá convertirse en uno de las ciudades más restrictivas en cuanto a opsesion de armas de fuego. >> además las tiendas de arma graben audio y video para que sean conservadas y estas usarlas por agencias. >> en san josé van más de 20 homicidios en lo que va de año. la organización () asegura que estas restricciones solo castigan a compradores que respetan la ley >> tenemos compradores que respetan todo, y con todas esas leyes no pueden impedir la violencia con armas, ellos no quieren pensar que hay gente con problemas mentales. >> quienes están en contra la violencia están en favor de más control >> que se acabe, >> y los números evidencian que los californianos compran más que en otras épocas. >> en comunicado () dicen que se oponen y que defenderan el erecho de los residentes a fabricar sus propis armas en casa. >>vamos a llevar estas leyes a la corte. >> se espera que las regulaciones entren en vigor en novimebre >> no hay lugar para carreras en antioque, esto ante una promoción de evento como este. y quienes participen verán citación por 300 mil dólare

josé , a eso de las 3 de la mañana esta casa en vídeo en san josé quedó envuelta en llamas el incendio se expandió vecinos tocaron a las puertas de los habitantes que no se percataron de las llamas las causas del siniestro está bajo investigación , seguimos en san josé un tiroteo involucrando dos oficiales de la policía está bajo investigación desde horas de la mañana , los hechos fueron anoche sobre la calle (nombre en inglés) , según las autoridades los agentes daban seguimiento a una investigación cuando abrieron fuego los dos oficiales fueron puestos bajo licencia administrativa es el segundo tiroteo que involucra la policía de san josé la agencia de transporte público (nombre en inglés) día dice que sus servicios estarán suspendidos escuchemos a libertad >> los rieles del tren de san josé siguen vacíos el (nombre en inglés) suspendió sus servicios tras la masacre del seis de mayo >> conocí a uno de ellos , como siempre andaba en tren siempre lo veía >> nunca hablaba pero sí respetuoso >> se refiere a (nombre en inglés) de 36 años que conoció porque manej

ambos centros estÁn ubicados en la ciudad de san josÉ. les comento que se recomienda evitar de dÍas con mucha azÚcar. a medida que va aumentando la temperatura en la ciudad de san josÉ hay planes de seguir aumentando. le tendremos mÁs informaciÓn. avaladas. tambiÉn se abrieron centros enfriamiento. este centro estarÁ abierto. estas altas temperaturas tambiÉn representan un reto para los que trabajan en la interferir. >> estÁ muy cara la renta. >> bajo sol macro del trabajo. —— bajo esas condiciones Él trabaja. >> me vaya bajar un rato a la sombra. >> tareas simples como cortar el pasto se vuelven mÁs complicadas en dÍas como hoy. >> de lo caliente del sol nos sentimos desmayar. tenemos que sacar adelante a la familia. >> conoces tus derecho? o alina >> no. >> le pedimos que se proteja, que tome suficiente agua. que gran se requiere y es lo que hay que hacer. nadie les va a preguntar cuÁl es su estatus migratorio. >> puede encontrar mÁs informaciÓn en nuestra aplicaciÓn de noticias. paola: hablamos con el servicio meteo

live in san jose. rob fladeboe kron 4 news all right. rob, in the south bay today, san jose mayor sam liccardo announced new proposals to reduce gun harm and violence. >> this comes nearly 2 weeks since 9 people were killed in the shooting at the vta rail yard in san jose. their luck artist says in the 13 days since that shooting, the city has seen 8 more acts of gun violence. he says cities cannot wait for congress to take action and announced 2 new gun control proposals. it includes requiring every gun owner to have liability insurance coverage for their firearms. that's in an effort to incentivize safer behavior from gun owners and to compensate injured victims. san jose would also require gun owners to pay a fee to compensate taxpayers for the public cost of responding to gun violence. explain what would happen if people do not obey the mandates. >> folks don't follow the law. that's an important feature of these proposals. not a defect together these rules create a constitutionally complaint mechanism. to enable law enforcement to i

san jose. police the arrest occurred without incident and had left san jose back on june 24th with her son. 7 year-old liam houston in a very complicated case. a ship apparently and drove down the coast highway here in her dodge caliber vehicle which was spotted along the way. last seen. in the southern california and then in victorville and on her way into nevada. she stayed in las vegas was spotted at a motel there on the on the day before personally, i'm used to and was found dead on a trail side about 20 miles outside of las vegas mountain springs there and then on denver. the sun was reported missing here in san jose by his father who came into the senator called the san jose police department rather reported him missing. in a kind of an emotional message. he said is a is a common law partner had left him a message and he at the time did not suspect foul play but he was worried and so a missing person case was filed san jose police later heard from another relative who came forward after s

jose city council reporting in san jose. dan thorn kron 4 news. >> oakland's police chief leronne armstrong talked publicly about recent violence that's been happening in his city. he says so far this year there have been 57 homicides in oakland and even more shootings over the weekend. 5 men were injured in a shooting. they were attending a vigil at the time yesterday. 2 women were shot there now recovering in the hospital. chief armstrong is calling on the community to take a stand, come together to prevent gun violence. >> to say that we all deserve to live in a safe community that we all desire to rest at night without the fear of gun shots coming through our homes. we're not there yet in the city of oakland in order to get there. it's going to take a collective effort by all of us. >> oakland police have recovered nearly 500 gun so far this year. chief armstrong says many of those firearms were assault weapons or ghost guns. he's also spoken out against the ruling that overturned the state's assault weapons ban. one wit

temperatures in san jose are about 73 degrees. just checking current conditions at the east san jose foothills where the grass fire is burning, low 70s, a bit of a breeze with gusts up to about 14 miles per hour out there. hopefully firefighters can get a handle on the brush fire burning. temperatures in other locations, mid 70s for concord and santa rosa, mid 60s for oakland and san francisco, 74 for livermore at this hour. checking current westerly winds at 13 miles per hour in petaluma as well as for oakland, san francisco, napa, 16-mile per hour winds in hayward, 12 san jose, 12 for half moon bay. a mild monday for sure, we are looking at that strong ridge of high pressure over four corners area as that ridge fills into california. we will see temperatures soar. our inland heat wave is expected by the middle part of the week. you can see the sunshine for this afternoon. as we look to tomorrow with the sun temperatures will be on the rise. tomorrow, the start of a warming trend as we head through the week. excessive heat watch

east san jose 88. milpitas 87. look at walnut creek 88. still a couple of 90s in the forecasts for danville and antioch and around the peninsula and the coastline 70s for today in san mateo 74. san francisco in the mid-60s for today. breezy winds at about 18 miles per hour, around the coast, it's going to be a lot slower to clear so not as sunny as what we can expect inland. sonoma 83, mill valley 69 degrees. what can we expect for the next seven days? another warm day today but as that high pressure begins to move east out of the area, we see an onshore flow that's going to help cool us down into more comfortable low 80s for inland temperatures, and then eventually into next weekend, look at monday, 79 degrees so definitely getting relief from the heat, triple digits not expected, not for tomorrow, the next couple of days, seen as a cooling trend ahead. san francisco 63 degrees for tomorrow. notice the cloud cover so we'll see the return of that cloud headed into this afternoon. mike, how are the roads? >> you talked about the fog, it's a

the san jose city council voted to rezone the area around the san jose's flea market. the flea market will move and in its place new homes and retail stores. many people relied on the flea market for their income say it won't be the same. >> live damian trujillo is live at city hall. this decision affects so many people. >> reporter: it really does, janelle. some of those vendors out here talking about the city council's decision. there will be more ceremonial votes. tonight basically seals the deal for the future of the san jose flea market. >> locals call it the flea and shoppers across the state have been flocking to it for over 50 years. tonight the council marks the end of the flea. >> the market in its current form will be replaced. >> reporter: it is set to be replaced by high density housing and details. the city could add another $2.5 million and the flea market could close for at least three years. the new space will include 5 acres urban village where the vendors can move their shops once the new project is complete. >> my interest is keeping the market ther

jose. >>> "today in the bay's" bob redell is live outside of san jose police headquarters and bob, police will talk more about what happened later today, is what we're hearing. >> reporter: correct, good morning to you, laura and cierra. the san jose police chief anthony motta expected to hold this news conference sometime later this morning. we expect him to share more details about why his officers initially made contact with the man they shot and killed and what happened in those moments before the shooting. 50 protesters shut down the northbound lanes of highway 87 chanting the name demetrius stanley, the man killed by two san jose police officers earlier this week. police released surveillance photos from the moments just before the shooting they say shows stanley was armed. this happened monday night at around 9:45, on tufts drive near 680 and berryessa. the two officers were in plain clothes and were in the neighborhood to collect information about an armed robbery. one of demetrius stanley's friends questioned why police were there that late at night. >> that was the man defending

today for san jose not bad at all. reaching 80 degrees, east coast 81, we'll see mid 80s for the south county and then for the east bay we'll see highs reaching into the upper 80s, even a few low 90s. antioch reaching 90 degrees and fremont a high of 80 degrees. near the coast in the 60s. san francisco low 70s and north bay temperatures will reach into the mid 80s. we'll see a lot of changes here. tomorrow the heat advisory kicks in, excessive heat warnings for the areas in pink. let me show you why. our temperatures heating up tomorrow into the 90s and by thursday, we'll see more widespread highs over 100 degrees especially for the inland north bay, as well as the south bay. so our trend will be for those triple-digit temperatures for three days in a row, still hot for the weekend, but at least san francisco will have some milder weather in the forecast. now let's talk about today's climate in crisis. we're actually going to focus on those overnight temperatures, those lows have been increasing on average three degree

josÉ, en vivo desde san josÉ, libertad pedraza para el noticiero telemundo 48. >>> gracias libertad vamos a deportes, continÚa este verano a todo fÚtbol hoy debutÓ la albiceleste de messi con se golazo le to cÓmo le fue al regresar de la pausa. >>> noticiero telemundo 48, siete dÍas a la semana, primeros contigo. >>> ♪. >>> buenas tardes messi considerado uno de los mejores del planeta pero su legado con la selecciÓn nacional es otra miseria y ahora en esta ediciÓn de la copa amÉrica quiere dejar su marca asÍ loa dijo y arranca frente a la selecciÓn chilena. >>> al 32 quiÉn mÁs, messi. golazo, joya de tiro libre magistral, y argentina logan aba uno a cero. pero argentina se vuelve desdibujado y al 52 en esta jugada en el Área nico y asÍ y luego de terminaba que era penal y lo venÍa a cobrar vidal que lo fallaba y luego apareciÓ vargas y 1 a 1 entre chile y argentina en el debut. y pasamos a la rÍo donde espaÑa buscaba arrancar con victoria en casa pero la roja se quedÓ con las ganas porque se cansÓ de fallar frente al arco sueco y a pesar de que tuvo 83 % de po

we are live in san jose. >>> and this just in. san jose police investigating a homicide. this happened early yesterday morning. police arrived on that scene. they found a man suffering from a gun shot one. he was taken to the hospital but later died from his injuries. no information about a suspect or motive. this was the city's 17th home side of the year. >>> update on sunday's early morning shooting in miami that left two dead. new surveillance video shows the three suspects accused of opening fire on the crowd. 20 others were hurt in the gun fire. they had been attending a rap concert inside. yesterday afternoon police pulled the car, the gunman used out of a nearby canal. police claim it was the result of a rivalry between two groups. >>> the president is preparing to travel to tulsa, oklahoma to remember the 100th anniversary of a race massacre. the greenwood area was an affluent city with in a city known as black wall street. on may 31th and june 1th 1921 a white mob burned the area to the ground and killed as many as 300 african americans including children. 35 cit

happened monday night in san jose. police say there is more to the story that justifies the shooting. new images show the suspect pointing a gun at a unmarked police car. he didn't know it was ve >>> marin in the yellow tier starting today. that means gyms, restaurants, wineries, breweries, places of worship and movie theaters can open up at 50%. bars that do not serve food may open indoors at 25% or 100 people. museums may operate at full capacity. >>> it's 6:30 on wednesday, june 2nd. >>> good morning to you. that cooldown continues. >> let's get over to cool, mary with your very pleasant week forecast this is looking nice. this is. thanks to you. our cool friends, michelle and lynn. we all love you. >> we are looking at the cooler temperatures. a little too hot for you earlier the week we will cool it down. that on shore flow kicking in. with very that fog. we have seen some patchy drizzle along the coast. taking out to the east bay with the berkeley cam. that fog as we start off the day. temperatures are running in

let me show you san jose's temperature trend. we are going to see those highs reaching into the mid-90s for several days on end, even this weekend it's still going to be pretty hot. so we're going to have the fire danger, dangerous heat, temperatures peaking on thursday, still hot on friday and then as we go into the weekend, we'll see those highs in the 90s. the good thing is that we won't see a significant warmup for san francisco. we're going to stay in the 70s here as the coastal areas do stay milder. >>> let's turn to our climate in crisis, as we've been watching warm temperatures, our focus is on that, as well as the nighttime temperatures. it's been increasing on average three degrees over the past 50 years in san jose and while it's very well-known that our world is warming, most people wouldn't realize that the most, the leading cause of death from weather related deaths is actually heat, and that inability to cool your body's core temperature during the nighttime hours when you're trying to rest is often the cause of hy

vivÍan al sur de san josÉ. no solo vive en los mifrms apartamentos y ademÁs tiene un hijo pequeÑo con autismo. dijo que su corazÓn estÁ roto. es dl ros, porque tal vez estaba sola. no tenÍa p el apoyo de su familia. quizÁs cometiÓ eso. samantha moreno rodrÍguez fue arrestada por el ases natd su hijo. janet no conocÍa a efrm ni liam y hay algo mÁs que debe estar en cuenta m esta tragedia. por quÉ la dejaron sola tanto tiempo con el niÑo. no la ayudaron mÁs a samantha. por quÉ no hicieron mÁs por el niÑo n dejÓ un li trer que decÍa descansa en paz en un altar improvisado en honor al pequeÑo. las mensajes pe luches y dicen lo hacen aquÍ en el parque y los lugares favoritos que jugaba liam. fle cuentan el parque para ver si los reconocÍan. dice que reconoce a lamÁ. samantha, pero que aunque la vi no la conociÓ ni hablÓ con ella. cuando vieron alain y samantha en san josÉ fue en el 24 de mall cuando el padre del niÑo dijo que llegÓ al apartamento y no estaban. y dejÓ una nota que decÍan.

san jose 68. we have patchy fog for the morning and for the afternoon we'll see the wind kick up again. on the seven-day forecast, san francisco warms it up to 68. seymour, upper 60s. and we'll see the return here of 80s, not extremely hot, but up to 85 as we roll into sunday's forecast and more 80s as we start off the week. next few days, really good weather, but it's going to heat up, you guys. >> okay, i like it. >>> up next, could they be here to stay? the move san francisco supervisors are making to keep those parklets outside of restaurants. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and switched to fewer medicines with dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with just 2 medicines in 1 pill, dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen... to help you reach and stay undetectable. research shows p

. >> reporter: san jose is stepping up enforcement. its online tool to report illegal fireworks was upgraded and police will have extra officers devoted to fireworks calls. if you're caught lighting them off or the homeowner hosting a party launching fireworks, you can get fined $1,000 for the first violation, $2,000 for the second t on. plus, the costf the emesponse. >> our fire department was stretched beyond its limits in 2020 by the amount of calls we were receiving and fireworks related fires. >> reporter: agencies are cracking down all over. contra costa county fire investigators seized illegal fireworks in san pablo, pittsburgh and antioch over the past two weeks. back in san jose, last year there were 30 fires caused by fireworks in the month around july 4th. the city says it received 6500 online complaints but many of them weren't complete so they weren't enforceable and hope that the new process is simpler and leads to more enforcement this year. in san jose, ian cull, nbc bay area news. >>> we are now one month away from the

in san jose, a beautiful overall day. sunshine expected for inland areas and, of course, we have the appearance and the arrival of the low clouds and that fog was hanging on tough around the coast lipo. going to be a little slower to clear. however, thanks to that onshore flow it's helping to keep our temperatures below the triple digits so let's take a look at the temperatures out the door, heading out right now 50. s for the most and a perfect example of microclimates today and then we've got upper 60s. if you live in the south bay, and if you live in areas like concord and bretonwood and antioch, expect to be warmer than everybody else. upper 80s for this afternoon. look at the temperature difference and santa rosa running 14 degrees coolerp than the past 24 hours and 11 degrees cooler in livermore and san francisco and half moon bay, not a huge difference in temperature changes, but definitely it's going to be one of those days. the coastal fog slow to clear. temperatures top out in the upper 80s and allergy forecasts

here's more. >> san jose fire. captain mitch showed me how relative humidity had already dropped to 30% by 1130. this morning. he notes that anything below 40% is worrisome. this truck is stocked with a good supply of cold water to help keep firefighters hydrated these temperatures were expected to push into the 90's today. the holiday weekend along with high heat and low humidity is keeping firefighters busy. >> one company of hours yesterday was on for vegetation fires that i'm aware of in a couple of them are rather large. we do have large vegetation fires right here in the city. cal fire made short work of a wildfire off china grade road in the santa cruz mountains. >> no homes or structures were threatened. no evacuations occurred in the fire was brought under control after burning just over 5 acres. but you don't have to look far to see that vegetation fires like the one that scorched the area of east capitol expressway and highway one o one in san jose on sunday. i know occurring almost every day across the

a lot of people in south san jose certainly felt it especially downtown san jose as well. we leave you with a beautiful live look outside. that's going to do it for us. >> the "today" show starts right now. >>> good morning, cyberwarfare. attacks on u.s. businesses and agencies growing in size and frequency. meat processing plants, gas pipelines, hospital, and now subway and ferry systems all recently targeted. so what if anything can be done to stop them? we're live with the very latest. >> upping the ante, a major new push being rolled out to get at least 70% of americans vaccinated before the 4th of july. >> we're announcing a month-long effort to pull all the stops, all the stops to free ourselves from this virus.

dice la portavoces del grupo san josÉ. grupo que ha liderado protestas y peticiones escritas a la junta escolar para que quiten a los oficiales que ahora patrullan los campos. y lo que hace causar trauma y encausar a estudiantes de grupos minoritarios que pasen de la escuela a lao prisiÓn. tienen mÁs niveles de exposiciÓn escolar. y estÁn a favor del patrullaje dentro de los planteles. >>> donde quiera hay tiroteo. hay que tener seguridad y hay mÁs seguridad. >>> estoy a favor que siga la policÍa porque sÍ hay mucha, cuando vienen los policÍas y se estacionan en diferentes puntos de aquÍ de lo que es la escuela. la gente como que respeta has el trÁfico. >>> grupos dicen hay otras maneras de abordar la seguridad y han propuesto las llamadas. donde los 1,3 millones de dÓlares para pagar policÍas se invierte en otros programas. >>> contratar mÁs maestros de color, consejeros. educaciÓn especial, porque hay mÁs policÍas que consejeros en las escuelas, dijo. >>> pueden invertir en mÁs programas para ellos. tamb

we are live in san jose. >>> the live news desk. also breaking news in san jose. fire crews still on the scene of that house fire that broke out at about 3:00 a.m. starting in a tree in the yard and then the fire spread to the house. this is on wabash and forest. central san jose just south of the road if you are familiar with that area. we have not heard of any injuries associated with that house fire. the investigation into the cause continues. same story with a very large house fire that broke out last night. leaving 14 people without a home this morning. it was a three alarm fire in a fourplex. it broke out just after nine. witnesses say it sounded like an explosion and as you can see extensive damage there to the building. seven adults and seven children forced out of their homes. nobody was hurt. the families that were evacuated are being helped by the red cross this morning. back to you. >>> now to an exclusive. a bystander rushes to help an asian police officer who was being attacked. the officer was responding to a call of a man creating a disturbance. vi

so running a little bit below the average 66 still comfortable in oakland. 68 in san jose. but usually they're 10 degrees warmer 78 this time of year. 68 in livermore, 70 degrees in concord and 69 degrees in santa rosa. well, those winds still blowing that on shore breeze continuing 24 mile an hour winds out of the west and oakland. 24 also in fairfield, 25 mile an hour winds in the napa valley. a little love breezy in spots but not bad. we do have a few showers showing up if our northern california, nothing here, unfortunately. but. temperature wise really kind of comfortable in many spots inland 66 in santa rosa 66 right now in antioch and 67 degrees in concord. but those winds will decrease overnight tonight. and really just a general on shore breeze early tomorrow morning. fairly light out there. early 6 miles an hour in the san francisco to start out your day. it will pick up again by the afternoon. but nothing out of the ordinary as you're going to see just that breeze kicking in of the west again by tomorrow afternoon as well. temperatures as we head through the even

san jose is taking matter in its own hands. stores have to video record all firearms and video tape all purchases made. three weeks since, and nine people just shot. the new law just passed last night. it aims illegal practices when someone buying a gun another person. this could be barred from owning guns. san jose is the first u.s. city to pass this law requiring video taping of gun sales. let's be clear here. we know where this is going right to the court. gun advocates will be challenging this new law and all new proposals. we'll show you all proposals in a minute. let's bring in our guest tonight. our prominent bay area lawyer and san ricciardo and a gun instructor for monarch defense with multiple locations across california and here in the bay area. gentlemen, nice to have both of you with us on the program. on paper a huge win for your legal team and san jose leaders passed unanimously to video tape all gun purchases. how pleased are you? >> i could not be happier, i am so proud of what the council did. there had been 4

from oakland to san jose. they are opening 8 more of its public libraries to help with its own summer food program. this is the 7th year they kids between 2.18 years-old can stop by certain san jose libraries for the next 9 weeks and then they can get a meal, a delta company. those kids you also can get a free meal. the program runs monday through friday from 11:30am in the morning until 1230. so you have a one hour window. we have a full list of the library's taking part in the san jose summer month. excuse me, the san jose summer food program on our website at kron. 4 dot com. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >> 6.53, right now and apple are doing to news. news conference. a developers conference new products introduced i had more money to grab. right. exactly. but mine is still fine. speaking of money, the apple wallet will do more but also they changing the maps apps, right. i mean, i can i i've ne

in the area of san jose as well. evergreen, it kind of makes sense. >> it was a slight jolt and they're awake now trying to figure out what's going on. that 3.6 number to where people felt it and how strong the jolt might have been. and this is where where the quake happened where you see the star. that's right where it happened. you notice the blue pinging lights around here people are seeing the shaky effect. the purple means a weak jolt. and this goes up into moderate, strong and severe. i was sort of trying to figure out how this happened near the hayward fault. a little bit upnorth. the san andreas fault is closer to the santa cruz area. there's a good chance you could see it down through the morgan hill area as well. depending on where you were, again, giving you an idea of the shaking intensity. a 4.1. down to 3.6. so this part is about right in terms of how the people might have felt it or woken up to it. the calaveras fault runs along not just the south bay but really pushing upwards near the 101. i want to

we begin with the vigil at a san jose park. they are showing support for the family of seven-year-old liam husted pick of the boys body was found dumped las vegas about two weeks ago. maria medina is live at the park with the emotional tributes this evening. >> reporter: good evening. a huge outpouring of love and support for this group of family and friends of liam husted. out of the way so you can see what is going on behind me. as you said that little boy allegedly murdered by his mother two weeks ago. they have candles, pictures and signs in his name here. his father spoke just a short time ago. so many emotions to speak in front of the group today but he found the strength and here's what he said. >> liam was a very happy boy. enjoyed life, enjoyed being here, enjoyed this park. that's why we are all gathered here. full of energy and full of love. this is just a small fraction of the outpouring of love. >> reporter: a truly heartbreaking story. if you remember, it was on may 24th, leah's liam's mother packed their belongin

paola: un motociclista chocÓ en la noche en san josÉ. el conductor de la moto iba a exceso de velocidad. este es el accidente de trÁnsito con consecuencias mortales. hoy tuvimos una madrugada violenta en el oeste de san josÉ. en un tiroteo se le arrebata la vida quiÉn serÍa la persona nÚmero 20 asesinada este aÑo. tamara nos explica cÓmo puede ayudar. >> respondieron al llamado de emergencia en el este de la ciudad luego de que se reportaron tiroteo. >> esta persona falleciÓ en la escena. >> tiene la vÍctima no ha sido revelada. aÚn no tienen informaciÓn de algÚn sospechoso. >> el homicidio reportado esta maÑana es el nÚmero 20 en lo que va del aÑo a quien san josÉ. comparado con los 40 homicidios del 2020 muestra un incremento de un —— de cinco homicidios. le preguntamos al sargento cuÁntos homicidios han sido resueltos hasta el momento. >> nos dijo que la comunidad cumple un papel muy importante. >> cena persona que quiere hablar y permanecer anÓnimo hay una recompensa si hay informaciÓn que resulta en el arresto

jose late this afternoon the city council approved rezoning at the san jose flea market with agreements to protect vendors. the rezoning will reduce the land size of the market to make room for housing and commercial space near the bariesta station. no vendor will be unless they violate the rules put in place. >> we didn't get the whole pie but we got a piece of the >> the landowners will also contribute $5 million to a fund to help transition vendors to a new market or another space. >>> still ahead. the effort to save the state's oldest city park from the ravages and the risk of wild wildfire. and the success story delicia: this is where all our recycling is sorted -- 1.2 million pounds every day, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. but that's not all you'll find here. there are hundreds of good-paying jobs, with most new workers hired from bayview-hunter's point. we don't just work at recology, we own it, creating opportunity and a better planet. now, that's making a difference. what if you could push a button and less carbon would be put into the air. if

some of that will spill into san jose and san mateo. otherwise 80s. >> thank you, mike. >>> new gun laws are on the way to san jose. city council vote makes the city the first to require all gun owning residents to have liability insurance and pay an annual fee. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield joining us live with more on the rules and some of the pushback. amy. >> reporter: good morning. it was a unanimous vote. that gives you a sense of just how strongly city hall feels about this proposal. if you own a gun in san jose that is about to get more expensive for you. you'll have to pay for liability insurance and you'll have to pay an annual fee. that will go toward the city's emergency responses to gun violence. the city council heard from both sides of the issue during the public comment. supporters say they appreciate the council for taking swift action. critics say this put as financial burden on a constitutional right. we checked with the owner of a gun store for his thoughts. >> i doubt it's going to do anything. majority of the g

josé adelante te escuchamos compañera >> buenas tardes aquí en el centro de san josé este altar improvisado es parte del duelo que vive la comunidad quiero mostrarles que desde hace una semana flores las fotografías de cada una de las víctimas esas plantas así como mensajes de apoyo no han dejado de llegar hay personas que siguen acá tomando un momento para honrar la memoria de todos esos trabajadores esenciales recordemos que esto ocurrió hace una semana en la zona de la estación de mantenimiento (...) toda esta zona era un caos el miércoles pasado por las decenas de familias buscando información de sus seres queridos que trabajaban en esta estación de servicio donde ocurrió la tragedia desde entonces el servicio de trenes ligeros de la zona del centro sigue cerrado al público para precisamente darle la oportunidad a los empleados de llorar la pérdida de sus compañeros y la comunidad llora con ellos porque han dejado todos estos mensajes estas frases diciéndoles gracias a esos trabajadores que no dejaron de trabajar durante la pandemia y que un día salieron de casa a hacer e

a 71 and breaking news out of san jose de a man was shot by san jose police last night and he died from his injuries. the police department says the officers were doing a follow-up investigation when they were confronted by the man and they say that they were forced to shoot san jose police just wrapped up a news conference. kron four's will tran is monitoring up. he's going to have a recap of what they had to say coming up in the next half hour. >> starting today. it's going to be very difficult to use public transportation in san jose following last week's mass shooting. the light rail service and the bus bridges that it set up. it's all been suspended now indefinitely while the rail system is still down for this investigation. proper sarah stinson is live in san jose with more on how people we'll have to adjust in order to get around. sarah. >> that's right. you can still see yellow crime tape surrounding the vta really are here. the sheriff's office still investigating this deadly mass shooting, which tomorrow, though, it will be a week since it happened. if you can believe that 9 p

in san jose. the to all co-centers will provide services for people 12 to 25 years old including counselors willing to listen. >> look, i know i won't be able to wait but i want to try my best to understand. and be there to support you. in any way possible. >> there the for first use focused of their kind in the u.s. >>> in the government report on ufos was released. and the bottom line? there exists no worldly explanation as to a number of episodes. the unclassified government report on ufos hot off the presses. >> it is the preliminary assessment it is clearly preliminary. >> reporter: the government concentrated its review on 144 reports of unidentified aerial phenomenon since 2004. of those, 143 remain unexplained. >> the other 143, what are they? they don't know. they could be anything. >> he is a senior astronomer at the city institute in mountain view. >> they do not rule out anything in any category and that means they do not rule out what is called atmospheric clutter, just things in our

. >>> in san jose a prominent civil rights activist has quietly left town. maria medina found out that he's leaving because in his words the city doesn't take care of people of color. >> we do not capture the essence of the black or brown or people of color culture here. >> reporter: after nearly 50 years in silicon valley. >> it was hard to leave. >> reporter: pastor jethro packed his belongings and his family quietly left for atlanta. >> housing is unaffordable. the education system is okay and jobs aren't as plentiful as they once were. >> reporter: which meant that a pillar of the community left his post as president of the san jose silicon valley naacp. >> i must make sure my kids are secure in education and opportunities. for me as a black man i do not see those opportunities as a focal point for the city of san jose. >> reporter: the pastor says he's not only a victim of the silicon valley tech boom, he feels san jose has failed its black and people of color communities. >> we had clubs and restaurants, softball teams. we had a lot of things. they are

in our cities, but a new study out of uc berkeley, cities like san francisco, oakland, and san jose have been always known for diversity, but now they're even more racially segregated than in recent decades. the study says the culprit is housing inequality, specifically single-family zoning, preventing the community from building housing other than a detached single-family home. the study says that keeps housing expensive in many bears. >> where you live determines where your children go to school, whether you're close to amenities, restaurants, pharmacies, doctors, everything. >> there is some room for better housing equity. several bay area cities are looking into changing or even scrapping their single-family zoning policies. tech companies are reporting millions into fighting housing inequality as well. >>> expanding the ban on convictions can help people make it in the bay. the governor and lawmakers in sacramento are negotiating a possible expansion since protections expire at the end of the month. governor newsom proposed using federal coronavirus aid to pay off all unpaid rent, b

it was just east of san jose. i will show you a map of where we are talking about, east of the allen rock neighborhood in san jose. i just heard from someone in the evergreen valley area. he said he felt five to seven seconds of shaking when this went down about 5:15 and also our editor molly felt it in milpitas. she said it lasted two to three seconds. she heard the birds squawking outside. they were also e onog ake alnds before this happened to technology appears to be working when it comes tots warnings. mary has a little bit more úscientific information this morning. >>> usgs reporting the depth about four miles deep. people are reporting and feeling shaking from morgan hill, san jose, milpitas. the earthquake that hit at 5:15 a.m. and about six miles east of the allen rock neighborhood in san jose. that's where the epicenter there was. it was a minor earthquake, just enough to wake you up. here is a live look with our berkeley cam. you see the foggy start once again, temperatures in the low to mid 50s. as we

mid-seventies around san jose. half moon bay is 63 degrees. this view is completely socked in thanks to the marine layer. low 70s in santa rosa. 83 in fairfield. here is a live view from our san jose camera and the sun is shining. morning clouds and drizzle, mild and breezy for the afternoon. a slight chance of thunder in the north bay on friday and heating up inland this upcoming weekend. excessive heat watch already posted for parts of lake county and that is for saturday afternoon through monday evening. up to 108 degrees. that is extreme heat. there is a risk of heat illnesses so keep that in mind. unlike the last the event that really was intense here for the bay area, it will not be as intense here but in lake and mendocino county i will watch it. marine layer makes its push tomorrow morning and we will see a little drizzle early on in the morning and then the clouds will pull back to the coastline but we are watching moisture coming back around from the sierra nevada. that monsoon moisture could spell some trouble especially as we had t

suheily todos juntos san josÉ con acumulados de 5.6 pulgadas de lluvia. se supone que tengamos casi 12 pulgadas. la regiÓn de santa rosa es la zona de mayor desviaciÓn.lo podemos ver reflejado en el monitor de sequÍa. tenemos que ser muy cuidadosos. asÍ luce la regiÓn de la bahÍa. se amplÍa el sistema de alta presiÓn Íbamos rumbo a otro periodo de aumento. en san josÉ con bajos y mediados 80. en la regiÓn de santa rosa con 75. hasta el viernes las temperaturas en el rango de los 80. desde el fin de semana aÑadimos alerta por calor. ♪ locutor: "contacto deportivo"es presentado por los concesionarios lexus del norte de california. repÚblica checa con tres puntos, queda como lÍder del sector. seguimos en la euro. croacia le pegÓ tres goles por uno a los escoceses . 3—1. croacia accede a los octavos de final como segundo de grupo. el delantero de francia dembelÉ recibirÁ una cirugÍa en la rodilla. estarÁ afuera por los prÓximos cuatro meses. en el fÚtbol mexicano cruz azul desmintiÓ la informaciÓn donde se mencionaba la venta del cl

in the south bay san jose. police are searching for a suspect and a motive in the early morning shooting that left a man dead officers say they responded to divert lane and santi drive just after 3 this morning. that's just a couple blocks from santi elementary school. police say when they arrived, one man was suffering from a gunshot wound. he died at the scene. this is the 20th homicide in san jose this year. >> on the peninsula. a heads up about a controlled fire that will be burning this wednesday drivers may see some smoke off of a 2.80 near burlingame. fire crews are going to be doing controlled burns all along. the san andreas lake dam and the pillar lake dam in san mateo county. the goal is to try and reduce dry brush. another wildfire fuels in that area. the burns are scheduled to start at 9 o'clock wednesday morning. so if you happen to see any smoke in that area. don't be alarmed. now on kron 4 com. we have a page for wildfire information you can use your mobile devices to scan this qr code you'll be

this will bring us to 73. 77 in aekt san jose. and 73 in gilroy. for the east bay, after 107 last week in livermore and concord, you are both at 77 so that is a lot more doable. very nice. over to martinez. 70. oakland, 69 degrees. 64 in daly city. san francisco will stay chilly across the board. 60s from downtown. and right through the north bay, got you at 66 in mill valley. 74 here in santa rosa. now, the one thing that might be bothering you with that afternoon sea breeze kicking up is your allergies. pine, oak, olive, cedar, grasses, all in the moderate category. so if you are sniffling and sneezing, might be your allergies. but of course, check all those symptoms with covid, still, with us. on our seven-day forecast, san francisco, we do warm it up sunday and monday into the 70s. so some warmer weather coming our way. you will see, across the inland valleys. we go to 91 on saturday. 94 on sunday. and by next monday, 95. but the good news right now, janelle, it doesn't look like this heat coming our way for this weekend is going to be nearly a

and san jose as well. these new plans follow the may 26 mass shooting at the vta railyard in san jose. >> we need a mechanism that will victims and thank someone for not the taxpayers right now one 0.4 billion dollars a year. the state of california spawn violence. >> it's not as easy as passing it, though, because the new ordinance are expected to be challenged in court by gun advocates, including the firearms policy coalition. some city leaders say they're confident, though, that they they're a plan will withstand the opposition. >> and as we also mentioned, the san jose unified school district board of trustees has voted to end its school resource officer program which in effect removes any presence of police on campus. the board says that over the last 10 months it's heard several calls from the community to eliminate the sro program. in a statement, the board says that having police officers on campuses, quote, completely unnecessary officials say there will be more information to come out today at 1