same deal many san jose. 61 in palo alto and san francisco. later on you're going to feel what i'm talking about. the cooldown headed to the bay area. you know it's going to be a cool day when fairfield is 70 degrees. even for the inland locations, nice and comfortable. 58 for oakland. 62 nor san francisco. up against the coastline will t. clouds will linger. only a pew peeks of sunshine at the coastline. winds directly off the ocean. that's why it's so cool for today. we moderate temperatures for tomorrow. it gets hazy as the winds shift out of the south. that's going to bring many more haze and smoke from the soberanes fire burning directly to our sought. here's a look at the seven-day forecast inland. 80s back in the 70s next week as we start off september next weekend. and staying cool and comfortable. san francisco with 60s through the next seven. let's toss things over to mike tracking the early morning drive. >> it's friday. we're going to have a lighter volume of traffic. i'm still talking about berkeley because everybody else has a sm

slowing through san jose. outside of the altamont pass westbound 580 moves well through livermore, dublin, over toward castro valley. over here even most of berkeley coming out of richmond moves well. look at that. no slowing on sensors. whatting by ashby avenue where the live camera shows you the crew is still on scene. looks like they're letting cars off through the area. so again, ashby avenue off-ramp considered closed but there may be changes in the works as they took care of that brush fire off to the shoulder. traffic flowing slow but smoothly past the scene to the bay bridge toll plaza where the metering lights are on. 5:35. a more gradual backup by it's still here and some folks again held up through berkeley making ease things a bit for you. >>> 5:40. hey, did you see the giants game last night? it was a dramatic game and, oh, so close to setting a record. we've got the highlights for you. >>> plus, we're going to tell you about a critical update for your ickes phone. grab your phone. we'll meet you

san jose. clear skies. right now, temperatures cool enough for a light jacket as you get the kids ready for school around san jose in the south bay right now. drizzle though possible around san francisco from the morning and by the afternoon, mid 90s out towards the tri-valley. upper 80s in the warmer spots around san jose. speen speaking of san jose, not too bad. temperatures in the low to mid 80s. coming up, we'll talk about changes for the weekend in your seven-day forecast. but right now let's look at that hayward commute with mike. >> that's right, rob. we're talking about the schools and indeed san jose will have a change today but more impacted when san jose state comes back online and san francisco in about a week or so. we're looking at no problems as far as major standouts but looking at more slowing for 680 south out of pleasanton. starting around just south of stone ridge. tapping the brakes down to sunol boulevard. standard there. hayward, a street past 92 down toward tennison. nice volume of t

paul kelly president of the san jose police officers association and san jose's vice mayor. thank you for being on the program. so how severe is the officer shortage? >> we do have an officer shortage in san jose and it's getting more severe overtime but we have to take a look at how this has all happened. it's been a perfect storm. it's been a crisis that's been brewing. we had the great recession and we lost officers due to disabilities and due to retirement and due to disputes over intention and that's contributed to this. and now the police chief is asking us to make decisions to allow him to make the flexibility to staff patrol. i've been making sure. >> how many do you have on street patrol now? how many do you need to meet minimum patrol standards for public safety? >> there's a staffing that we're allowed and we're not really seeing all the officers that we have allowed staffing for so we're somewhere around 813, 812 officers on the street which for a city of over a million people we would like to have a lot more officers on the street. >> we want to give the police

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not far from san jose state. police say someone shot a pellet gun across the street and hit a man in the head. he was taken to a nearby hospital but is expected to be okay. missay they have identified a suspect but have not yet identified anyone. there's been a recent increase in shootings in that area. >> we just had a double homicide two blocks away last night. and a week ago, maybe a little more, somebody else right down the street here. so it's problem. >> some neighbors say the pellet gun shootings have been going on for a month but police say they have not received reports of any recent shootings in that area. >>> berkeley's first homicide victim is 22-year-old alex goodwin. goodwin was shot and killed in the area of mabel and burnett streets last thursday. goodwin was from berkeley. police say the shooting does not appear to be random. there has been no arrest made in the deadly shooting. >>> authorities are hope that a new reward can help them to solve a deadly east bay shooting that was just a gut wrench

we have the debris clearing from 280 around san jose avenue and san francisco. new incident reported someone hit a deer just near the transition for 238 and 880. from what i understand all the l lanes should be clear. around that connector we should have lights or flashing lights just off of 238. note of warning if you're coming out of the area just north of hayward we're going to keep it in the east bay. >>> it is breaking news that we're following out of the east bay this morning. a couple's late night stroll turns tragic overnight after hayward police say a man robbed and shot the husband. >> this comes amid a huge crime surge in hayward we've been reporting on for the last several weeks. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live from the hayward police department with the search for the man who targeted that couple and, bob, he got what he wanted but still shot the

let's get a check of traffic with roqui. >> the vta line in san jose, downtown san jose, has been canceled so check your website to see about that. southbound 680 at andrade road in the sunol grade we have a crash here causing some major delays there. cars running about 31 miles per hour. so we'll keep a lookout on that, as well. altamont pass, traffic out of tracy about 29 miles per hour. dublin interchange, looking okay on both directions. altamont pass to 680 westbound will take but 15 minutes. and then let's head to your bay bridge toll plaza, your metering lights have been on since 5:35 this morning. traffic is starting to stack up but it is friday. so a little lighter than usual. the maze to downtown westbound will take you about 10 to 15 minutes. "ro," i'm still dealing with these allergies. when will it be over? >> do you think it's your allergies or maybe the smoke? >> i don't know. >> yeah. we have a lot of smoke and haze in the area. good morning, everyone. in fact, yesterday, i was in pleasanton, i have not seen the air quality that murky, that chunky, in a decade when we had a

jose pl police officers union and the city of san jose. take a look at why this is necessary. the sjpd has 176 fewer police officers than it did just five years ago. these numbers from the city manager. because of that san jose police officers are already working mandatory over time. the average is about extra five hours. some officers have taken to sleeping in rvs on city property because they say the turn around isn't long enough for them to get back home. look at the message sent to sjpd officers on saturday. swing shift is shorten officers. by the way, the day shift was 11 officers and four sergeants short as well. so this state of emergency would allow the chief to shift 47 officers to patrol, all together without asking for volunteers. it would bypass bidding to ask them to choose other than patrol. the department would still be understaffed. >> we're going to do everything we can to move regulatory obstacles or any other obstacle to enable him to do what he needs to do to keep the community safe. but we all know this is just a band-

lower 80s around san jose. 60s closer to san francisco. now for an eye on your south bay commute, mike. >> you talk about kids going to school but young adults hitting san jose state and san francisco state. cal state not for another month. finals coming up, that's tough there. not a tough drive but looking at typical patterns. the built we expect at 280, 7th, 11th, exits as students arrive at sjfu. i think that's the beginning of the south bay trend. we'll see the build there. there's 101 for traditional slowing. pattern holds up. bay bridge toll plaza has your backup there as well. you can't escape that. back to you. >> thank you. >>> we go to breaking news right now that we've been tracking all morning long. entire neighborhoods reduced to rubble as a powerful ate quake rocks central italy. is the this point 38 people are confirmed dead as rescuers are trying to reach people trapped underneath debris. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez has been following all the latest information coming into our newsroom this morning. authorities wor

san jose high 70s. yesterday it was 89 degrees in pleasanton, 90 degrees today. 91 brentwood, tracy, oakley, discovery bay and mountain house. you know those warm spots. mid-80s concord, clayton and walnut creek. variable winds 10 to 20. a but the of haze in the ads. north bay numbers from the 60s at the north bay beaches to the 70s in san rafael and terra linda. 80s in novato and napa. upstream we top off in the mid- 90s in ukiah. you know, it's the last weekend before the holiday weekend! so we'll have that forecast coming up. but rocky, where did the summer go? >> i don't believe! but in the bay area, do we really have one? at least where i live. [ laughter ] >> still windy. but let's take a look at your san mateo bridge. eastbound -- excuse me, westbound 880 to 101 will take about 15 minutes. but still a little slow-moving there into the peninsula. and also a look at your altamont pass westbound will take but 20 minutes out of tracy cars at 9 miles per hour so very slow from the stalled car towed ea

a car is stalled out of gas a person in the san jose area. we will keep you updated as to when that is cleared and then of course your freemont hayward area will -- roadwork between mission boulevard and al auto boulevard. the roadwork that roberto was talking about should be cleared out at 5:00 a.m. as well. here is your altamont pass coming out of traci. cars moving 20 miles per hour, pretty heavy traffic the commute onto the altamont pass will take 15 to 20 minutes. but there is a high wind advisory along the altamont pass and if you are taking that toward the dublin interchange, here is a look at that live dublin interchange, altamont pass taking 20 minutes. here's a look at your san mateo bridge. 880 into the peninsula. >>> researchers in russia say a signal being sent from a very distant star. >> in mountain view a team of experts is trying to figure out if this was really et or just a blip. we sat down with the pros as their search unfolded. >> these giant antenna located about 300 miles northeast of san francisco are searching for et

cloudy in san jose. and that's the way it's going to be for the next couple of days because we've got a very strong marine layer. looking where we're sitting. 60 degrees. but our high temperature later on, 77. yes. that is below average. that's how you know that fall is right around the corner. we will have morning clouds that will lead to a cooler than average afternoon. this weekend air quality suffers. temperatures are going to stay where they're a t. next week temperatures get even cooler than they are right now. so that early taste of autumn, yes, will be felt across the bay area. right now, 50s and 60s. no big sur price. later on this afternoon you're going stoep outside from wherever you're at, work, school, you're going to notice it's going to be remarkably cooler than it was even just yesterday. 78 degrees for fairfield. tonight. 81 in concord. 74 in palo alto. you will notice a good mix of 60s around the inner bay. the fog will be the story the next few days as this marine layer deepens. we've

in san jose. a ridge of high pressure building closer to the way area. what that will do is any time it gets closer, warms up the atmosphere, squads to a thin layer and -- squeezing to a thin layer and move you away from the water where temperatures will rise three to four degrees to about a 7 degree jump in the past few days. modest warming tomorrow, only a few degree ands most will be inland and not quite as warm an sunday but temperatures will stay near or above average well into next week. your high temperatures tomorrow, beautiful day for you, 91. 86 in santa clara. hanging out in and around berkeley, 67 for you, mill valley downtown will have a high of 81 and sonoma, 85 on the square. clover dale, if you want it hot, drive up to yukia, 102 tomorrow. seven day forcast acceptabling across the board low to mid 90s inland including both says this weekend. much cooler near the bay with low 60s and 70s and cooler if your feet are in the sand. highs only in the upper 50s to low 6 0s. we're back out

speaking of your highs tomorrow, san rafael 71. san jose 77. santa rosa 74 degrees tomorrow redwood city 78. livermore 83. 10 degrees cooler in livermore. and vallejo 72. so we are going to get cool tomorrow. we are going to stay cool for 4 days. all the way through sunday. a cooler-than-average weekend low 80s inland, mid-60s near the bay and only the upper 50s along the coastline. so a stronger onshore flow means cooler weather for the entire bay area and it starts tomorrow. back out here live in san jose, where it's 77.9 degrees. the studio always feels good about 72. outdoors is as nice as the studio. >> i'm actually kind of cold in here. >> thank you, paul. >>> a fleet of "pokemon go" players. how a bay area park is trying to protect endangered animals from getting caught up in the hunt. >> and it's the bay area kidnapping and crime saga that grips the nation. an heiress goes from victim to fugitive. the new book exploring the puzzling case of patty hearst. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, kpix 5 reporter don ford tells us east bay regional parks >>> "pokem

san jose. clear skies. right now, temperatures cool enough for a light jacket as you get the kids ready for school around san jose in the south bay right now. drizzle though possible around san francisco from the morning and by the afternoon, mid 90s out towards the tri-valley. upper 80s in the warmer spots around san jose. speen speaking of san jose, not too bad. temperatures in the low to mid 80s. coming up, we'll talk about changes for the weekend in your seven-day forecast. but right now let's look at that hayward commute with mike. >> that's right, rob. we're talking about the schools and indeed san jose will have a change today but more impacted when san jose stateom

a shipment of marijuana was headed to louisiana from san jose. police made pictures of testimony soft o evidence. the sting was called operation dpang of thrones and targeted several vietnamese cafes in san jose. in march of last year, police held similar raids in what was dubbed operation army. they confiscated 100 gaming machines. this time, police say the operation also took down one of their own. nine-year veteran, derek antonio, was accused of releasing confidence police information to the gapg. he was also arrested and faces several felonies. the chief says going after their own officer was painful, but says investigators were clear they were chasing every suspect. >> as this chase was has been to have identified and criminal bly investigated one of our own, it is a testament to the integrity of the san jose police department and all investigators involved in this investigation. >> police arrested 23 of the suspects. people they're looking for six more they say they are still at large. the raids also netted gun, cash and marijuana. that was

morgan hill, 78 san jose and 73 in milpitas, 74 and on the peninsula 70 in san mateo and a nice day if you like the clouds. upper 50s to low 60s along the coastline. downtown san francisco, 63 and cloudy in daly city with 58 degrees and in the north bay, mid-70s from napa to santa rosa. 70 in vallejo. a nice day in the east bay, mild an 74 castro valley and 74 fremont. inland spots, you notice the warmest rotation is antioch and brentwood, mid to upper 80s. 85 in livermore. 83 in concord. 82 walnut creek. a look at the temperature trend for san jose. average high is 83. you will hover below average. mid to upper 70s for the next seven days. and speaking of your accuweather seven-day forecast, upper 50s to mid-80s tomorrow. a little bit milder on wednesday inland. and then you go right back down again with the drizzle showing up again low 60s to mid-80s on thursday and friday the weekend will feature 82. dan and kristen, for the warmest inland valleys and up 50ers at the beach. it is nice, especially in the middle of summer where we are dealing with fire danger. >> and it feels like bac

currently in san francisco. 61 in san jose. you see the low clouds there lit up by some of the city lights over downtown san francisco. you got 58 degrees. high coming up close to 64. and in san jose, low clouds. 60. we're expecting highs today close to 80 in downtown san jose. out the door school forecast, los gatos union, highest day approaching the lower 80s and mid 80s south of downtown san jose. this is the reason why you might see a warm-up today. marine airs that compressed by 3 hup feet in the last 24 hours. for places around the tri-valley or some of our north bay valleys, could see temperatures climb a couple of degrees today but not much change there on the coast where the fog will linger. valley highs mid through some upper 80s today. and that sea breeze turns stronger again come tomorrow. so temperatures cooling off in the second half of the week. highs today near 80 in san jose. 60s for san francisco. north bay we'll see highs in the 70s with some 80s inland oornd the tri-valley. and seven-day forecast shows thing

san jose is clear this morning. if you are biking, watch out for strong sunshine and swimming feels refreshing inland. if you on the bay north of the bay bridge watch out for the coppy waves. today the warmest day from 66 in san francisco to inland east bay at 95 and notice the temperatures are dropping ever so gradually, thursday, friday, and the same this weekend. >> a look outside on golden gate bridge camera showing how foggy it was and then it just filtered away. the fog is shifting and moving and not looking too bad at the moment but you could encounter lower visibility. a look at san jose, the crash was mention add few minutes ago, northbound 101 before tully road a serious collision involving a couple of vehicles, one person was cut out and that is a suspected d.u.i. crash. but, all lanes are back open and we are look okay with typical delays on westbound 205 to 580 leaving tracy and ace train one if you are using mass transit rather than driving today, that left a minute late. >> this morning, bart is a ste

this is an active fire in san jose. you could see the frames coming off this is a train tresle not far from 101 and it is east of worcester and avenue area. >> you could see smoke billowing well up into the sky from the fire. this is video from a few minutes ago. the train trustle completely on fire. the train loaded with wood that has been oiled so that is producing that black smoke you see. we'll stay on top of this fire on twitter at abc 7 news bay area and throughout the newscast as we get more information. but we are streaming the fire to keep you up to date so you could check our news app for more. >> because you could see they were close to apartments as well. so we'll keep on top of this. >>> for now, though, it is official. the city of san jose will move forward with a plan to build manufactured homes for the homeless. >> it is a temporary plan with the home slated to be built in the city's willow glenn neighborhood. >> it is meant to help with the housing crisis but some believe there were better options. chri

that's good news here in san jose. there may be a lag time in displaying the flight status on flight boards on their website and apps. the problem has been fixed according to delta. this has been a confusing morning for everyone. including the delta workers. what are y

a 53 san jose, brentwood, 58. a couple of systems will move into the pacific northwest and eventually northern california ushering a rather significant cooling trend. not so much today inland but it starts tomorrow going for sure into the day. >> new from overnight, pg&e is blaming an equipment failure for an underground explosion earlier this morning in san francisco. it happened about 12:40 a.m. at gary boulevard and hyde street, just a few blocks away from union square. the explosion blew off a couple of sewer lids and sparked a small underground fire. witnesses saw smoke coming from the blast. it knocked down cable and internet service for a couple of hours in the middle of the night. pg&e restored four at about 5:00 this morning. >>> and san jose police continues to investigate a car crash that sent one person to the hospital and badly damaged two parked cars. the driver was trapped inside his car and was taken to the hospital. police are not releasing information on his condition. they do plan to see if drug

san jose not too bad later on. right now 60 degrees and around san jose unified today you're going to see numbers around the school areas there, upper 70s close to 80 today in some mid 80s south at downtown san jose. marine air still 1500 thick feet. compressed from the last 24 hours. what that means out towards our i tear your valley tri-valley today. a slight warmup in temperatures but mid to upper 80s in the forecast to see low clouds lingering through qu899:00. by the afternoon, mostly sunny skies. drizzle at times on the coast with hazy sunshine inland today. highs near san jose. close to 80 degrees. staying in the 60s around san francisco. mid 70 torz palo alto. north bay temperatures in the 70s to near 80. tri-valley temperatures today mid to upper 80s. we will show you things cooling down as we head into the weekend in san francisco. and you can see the seven-day out look for inland areas. dropping into the low 80s. just in time to start the weekend. now for a check of your morning commute and highway 17. >

san jose looking nice currently. one of the more mild spots at 60 degrees but, yes, grab a jacket if you're in the north bay. for the afternoon, lose it around lunchtime. 80s inland today. mid 80s around the tri-valley. upper 60s closer to san francisco. now to see what's happening right now in fremont, mike. >> first of all, your kids are still below primary school so don't tell the kid to lose their jacket. we just too many of those in our house. over here looking at a smooth drive right now. the peninsula moves well. south bay has your traditional build. watching this though. new report for fremont southbound, disabled vehicle. waiting for chp to give us the all clear. coming into fremont is the concern because more traffic is coming down here. holding down with the slowing from 580 down toward sunol for 680. 508 slows down toward industrial. once you get into fremont you're okay. live look shows you the volume starts to build around high street and gets slower than you might like and the bay bridge toll plaza has

reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area new ne news. >>> the city of san jose is on the verge of declaring a public safety state of emergency because it doesn't have enough officers to respond quickly to 911 calls. nbc bay area's reporter broke the study on twitter. he's live at city hall where a meeting just got under way. robert, they're talking about drastic staffing changes. >> that's right. they're trying to come up with new solutions regarding the staffing shortage because they acknowledge what they've done so far is not enough. anyone involved in solving the shortage of san jose cops agree, they need more. as of september, only 413 are available. nbc bay area obtained this letter from the city sent to the poa who said the gap will have to be covered by deploying other officers from other assignments back to patrol which means tough unpopular decisions by eddie garcia. >> it's going to mean more closures of units, not investigating crimes, things of that nature. >> reporter: the city may have to declare a public safety state of emergency. >> if the chief tells

san jose is its own market. weirdly enough, san jose goes up to almost sfo. >>> house prices over on the west are going up. for that you can blame californians really. everybody blames californians anyway. up 11%. portland up 12%. we've seen on net outgo of californian, traditional californians. california still grows but tends to be from foreign immigration. californians are leaving for seattle and portland. >> now those cities are becoming too expensive. >> they blame the californians. a lot of money. we get paid a lot of house sglsz a lot of foreign money coming? >> there is. >> thank you, scott. >>> right now amazing survival story. talking about going a long ways for one dog who went overboard in michigan. like over the boat. he had been on a boat sunday morning when he fell in lake michigan six miles offshore. the owner's distress calls created an intense search that came up empty as you see though he did reunite with his family. while a facebook post by a lost dog search team had thousands of people keepi

lower 80s around san jose. upper 60s closer today around san jose. 5:30 starting to see the signs of a build in commute. >> that's right. very calm. sparsely populated roadways. seaing the build just starting most of the bay at speed. the pattern coming in all of the altamont pass. dublin interchange. line signs over here around p a pleasant pleasanton. the bay bridge toll pla, the metering lights turning on right about now. that's what we see fastrak starting to slow as the build happens there as well. >>> a staffing crisis at the san jose police department has the city council scrambling for answers. today they're expected to make a decision on what to do next. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live from san jose city hall with what leaders are considering. kris, it's about getting more officers on the streets. >> reporter: right. usually you siee a state of emergency in a natural disaster. this a manmade disaster at this point. not must have officers to patrol a city of a million people. so declaring a

the shooting happened last night in east san jose. two shooting victims showed up at regional medical center at 6:20 the when died at the hospital. authorities say earlier in the same area where the shooting occurred, a hit-and-run accident happened. this is the 32nd homicide in san jose this year. >> if you ride muni you will see unusual ads on buses targeted to keep their bus driver from being targeted. the ads use posts from prairies urging criminals to avoid go after their because operators. this is an example "i get you across town safely i want to get home safely too," #keepthemsafe. on saturday morning a muni operator said a man threw her to the ground and repeatedly punched her. announce the traffic conditions. alexis? >> we are looking okay so far today. we have had in major blocking issues but we are looking at traffic building in many typical busy spots. san jose at 880 split looking okay but south of here you are stop and go traffic but in major problems for the south bay. moving over to our traffic map westbound 80 we hav

they researched a lot of locations in san jose. they called this place the best location given it is designated for affordable housing and it's also near several freeways, transportation, and near services for the homeless. >> all right. azenith smith in san jose, thanks. >>> hugh hefner has sold his famous playboy mansion for $100 million. he sold the property to darren metropolis who lives right next door. he is the son of a billionaire who owned pabst brewing. today was the close of escrow. under terms of the deal, hefner will be able to live at the mansion for the rest of his life. right now hugh hefner is 90. >>> students heading back to school this week need more than backpacks. for the first time state law requires vaccinations. and as ktvu's ann rubin tells us, new law has some parents scrambling. >> reporter: students go back to class this week but not without the proper immunizations. so today the san jose high neighborhood health clinic is full of kids getting shots. >> i think it's great. it makes me very comfortable kn

that will be san jose at 86 degrees for the high. morgan hill, 88. for the peninsula, 79 in palo alto to 63 in half moon bay. san francisco, 63 up against the marina and golden gate bridge and back towards the financial district, 66. for the north bay, east boy and trivalley, a few isolated upper 80s to about 90. that will be for the trivalley with danville at 89 degrees and back towards livermore, 91. oakland looking good and napa at 89 and a very, very nice 75 expected in mill valley. so, for tomorrow's forecast, we have the storm track just off to the north. and that's really why temperatures will still stay enjoyable on tuesday. but we're going to see large e changes once we hit thursday's forecast. storm track will dip across service. we'll see a weaker storm system move in and that should be good enough to drop our temperatures from 3 to 6 degrees. san francisco really not too many big dips in the temperatures. even with the storm track getting closer. by thursday, lower average here from 66 tomorrow down to 62 on thursday. and for this weekend

he's live with that advice at san jose state. hi, scott. >> reporter: starting in october of 2018, san jose state will have a full track and field team. earlier today, its two most famous olympians of the past spoke to us about the challenges faced by today's olympic athletes. >> 1968 gold 200 meter. >> to bring back its track and field program, san jose state celebrated its history with olympic medalist john carlos and tommy smith. >> welcome home. >> but the men on this statue looked ahead with advice for current athletes. >> if you're going to rio to compete, that's what you go to rio to do. not to think about the dangers of health. >> suggesting that today's olympians have a chance to teach as well as to compete. >> anything you do proactively, there's going to be a repercussion for it. you have to take it to account, yes, you have the spotlight on you, the microphone in your face and you have the opportunity to speak for those that cannot speak for themselves. >> wishing them success with responsibility. >> understanding thi

jose and san jose state university. what is isn't receiving any awards for is the fact that the library offers a home to the homeless. the hours are so extended you can take care of things and have time to come back and finish whatever it was that you were trying to do. the homeless can come here to use computers, read books, and they even sleep on the floor, or sometimes slumped over desks. the building stays open to all until 9 o' clock most days. in eleven years, as library dean ruth kifer has come to understand how the homeless rely on the library. people who happen to be homeless aren't in the library to disrupt or to create any barriers for our students. they're just here sharing the space. and it appears to be done in a very successful way. denise white happens to be one of the homeless. she spends most of her day in the library, reading book after book. i've never seen such a selection in a library. i just had never been to a library of this size before. denise white lost her home in september, spending labor da

police say the three load them on a chase that stretched to san jose where a suspect was captured. our reporter is where it all began in cupertino. matt? >> apple security was still working the scene in cupertino a couple of hours ago. it was their description that load to the arrest of one of suspects. say the broke were gas door temperatures the story. apple security spotted three people steeling from a building in cupertino at 4:20 this morning. a sheriff deputies started following the suspect's bmw on highway 85 into the neighborhood in san jose where the car chase came to an end and a foot chase began. deputies set up a large perimeter in the neighborhood at lee and camden going door to door looking for the suspects. the second deputy saw the suspects fleeing. on foot. we saw which direction they were going the they spotted the driver of the bmw. >> he was caught in starbucks. >> an employee said he tried to get in the bathroom but did not have the code. law enforcement arrested him after. >> i saw the police around here and they were load a guy into the ambulance and he looke

while san jose police say they put a major dent in organized crime in san jose, the vietnamese cafes continue to be magnets for crime like extortion and prostitution. he faces five counts of illegally accessing information and also one count of an accessory after the fact. tonight he is free on bail. we are live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> well, the giants have mccovey cove. the a's could someday have conseco cove. the team is looking seriously at its own waterfront location at the port of oakland. kpix 5's john ramos says the idea could be a winner for two east bay teams. >> reporter: at oakland city hall today the mayor didn't want to get people's hopes up about the future of the a's but couldn't help herself. >> i don't want to get everyone too excited, um, the exciting thing is the a's are definitely staying in oakland. >> reporter: it's possible this will be their new home. tomorrow morning a's owner john fisher is supposed to meet with members of the city staff to tour the charles p howard terminal at the port of oakland right next to jack london square. mayor sc

highs today closer to 80 in san jose. still staying in the mid 60s near san francisco. for the north bay, temperatures in the 70s to near 80. and mid 80s in the forecast today for the tri-valley and trending a little bit warmer as we head towards tomorrow. san francisco in the mid 60s and seven-day outlook see tomorrow, the rm whattest day of the week. as we approach the start of the weekend, we will see some cooling temperatures and could even see some drizzle in places like the tri-valley to start the weekend. but right now, mike, low clouds and mist there could slow your coastal commute. >> there you go. you might use a swipe or two across the coast. smooth drive across the bay. calling out though down here just behind. zoom in to the map. northbound 101. 101 split. just north of bailey. over night road work scheduled to clear up in ten minutes. we may see more slowing for 20 but we'll track that the rest of the south bay moves great though. moving up in toward antioch. highway 4 moves well. around 18th and par sons. hillcrest, a roadway there. there is a power issue

i'm robert honda in san jose. we'll show you how the public and legal community are scrambling to try to deal with a court system that could be grinding to a halt. >>> plus, yahoo! investigates a massive data breach. what hackers athey'll do with the stolen information. >>> also, fixing a mistake made 20 years ago. that's what one man did this weekend on the football field. we'll meet him in tonight's bay area proud. >>> and good afternoon, i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. blue sky in lafayette right now and temperatures in the 90s. we'll let you know when the low 80s return. in an effort to strengthen relations between the public and police -- people all across the country are hittg >>> in an effort to strengthen relations between the public and police, people all across the country are hitting as part of national night out. anywhere from block parties, cook jouts and parades. this is at victoria park. the goal was to get people out of their homes the meet with their neighbors and to interact with the police offic

cualquier dato, pÓngase en contacto inmediato con la policÍa de san josÉ. es mi reporte desde el sur de la bahÍa. maria: dos policÍas de auckland fueron suspendidos por intercambiar mente traje de texto racista las y homÓfono vos. no revelaron los nombres pero se sabe que todos los empleados del departamento tomarÁn un curso para evitar actos de discriminaciÓn y acoso. varios uniformados involucrados en el caso, no reportaron los hechos porque no sabÍan el protocolo. varios puertorriqueÑos fueron capturados como parte del operativo secreto. se consideran los arrestos un duro golpe a este grupo delictivo. >> 20 pandilleros fueron arrestados en la madrugada de este agosto en el operativo secreto mÁs grande de 20 aÑos. el operativo llevÓ mÁs de seis meses de preparaciÓn para hacer un arresto sorpresa. >> vamos a todo el mundo por sorpresa. >> el fiscal asegurÓ que mariano coronado y jean eran los lÍderes mÁs importantes de este grupo y entre 2:03 de los pandilleros son seÑalados como responsables de la rocha ademÁs de 20 tiroteos. hemos arrest

the search is happen right new in san jose near camden avenue and nelson way. >> san jose police investigating ten shootings on blossom hill road over the past few months. two people suffered minor injuries, officers now are handing out fliers helping to find the person responsible. >> u.s. geological survey has measured 15 minor after shocks after the 5.1, a few miles north of upper lake, the largest after shock was 3.0, and usgs said there is a 10% chance this could be another large earthquake next week. >> san jose officials will hold a knick to discuss the verdict in the deadly pg&e pipeline explosion. a jury found pg&e guilty of six criminal charges. >> looking at a big backup, northbound 101, through the morgan hill area, we have a really over crash reported at coyote creek and that is blocking the two left lanes between six and seven miles and monterey road is congested and you will want to use santa teresa for an alternate. >> we are off to a brighter start the sea breeze will keep our temperatures below average at, 4, in the upper 50s at the coast and money 80s inland. >> thank you, m

. 78 in san jose, 74 in napa. currently in the low 90s in fairfield. 88 in livermore. we are dealing with a little bit of haze you see from our mt. tam cam and it will call for fog tomorrow morning. light drizzle temperature tomorrow and a spare the air alert issued again. impacting the south bay, you can see how hazy it look the from san jose and air quality will be poor, why spare the air for your friday, moderate elsewhere due to smoke and fog. if you can, use mass transit, if possible, for you friday. temperatures primarily in the 50s. antioch, livermore, in the low 60s, showing you where the fog is sitting for the start of the commute at 5:00 a.m., pushed well in the oakland area, santa rosa and palo alto and inland areas seeing the sun. hot tomorrow like today. 87 morgan hill. 77 in sunnyvale on the peninsula and palo alto. foggy, half moon bay, pacifica, upper 60s to low 60s. n nt north bay, 75 and sonoma, upper 70s. 77 in fremont. head inland, warm, 89 in fairfield. those temperatures will slip a couple de

mid 80s in san jose. and 60s around san francisco. speaking of the warm temperatures in tri-valley, issues for that commute this

again, it was near san jose state. no word on whether that suspicious device was actually dangerous. all roads have now been reomd and everyone is back into their homes and condos. >> and new at 6:00, a good samaritan becomes a crime fighter. he jumped into action to help a police officer who was struggling to take a shoplifter into custody. nbc alicia kirchner joining us. you spoke with the good samaritan and the officer. >> reporter: i did. the officer tells me in the year he has been patrolling the streets here of owe rinda, the number of shoplifting incidents doubled. that's what the suspect was doing in the cvs on the corner, and when he tried to outrun the officer a stranger sitting behind me stepped in to help. on patrol. >> we've had a lot of shoplifting from cvs, one that was just the day before. >> reporter: around 11:00 in the morning on august 19th. >> we saw the subject exit the store, act suspicious, cross the street. >> reporter: parked in front of the cvs, an orinda officer tries to stop a suspicious ma

it's 54 in san francisco. 58 in oakland with 60 san jose. 61 in mountain view. and locally in emeryville you can see the low cloud deck. even some mist and drizzle at the coast. and some dense fog, as well, to contend with. so 50s in the north bay, upper 50s in the inland east bay, and the fog does clear throughout the midmorning hours. so by about 8:00 it's still gray across the bay. but 10:00 we have sunshine. the fog sits at the shoreline. it will be cool, just in the upper 50s to near 60 at our beaches and some low 80s inland. cornell. >> thank you. seeds. >> newly released video shows there's a disturbing scene of chicago police officers shooting and killing an unarmed black man. seeds james comey, director of the fbi addressed that barrage of bullets last night at the moscone center in san francisco. leslie brinkley has the story. [sirens] [gunshots] >> a dashcam and body cam captured a dramatic police encounter in south chicago, showing two officers firing at a 18-year-old car theft suspect in a stolen vehicle. and the third officer firing at him as he ra

in san jose kris sanchez. "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. >>> gop presidential nominee donald trump is set to appear in the bay area today. but other than that his campaign is dishing out details. here is what we know for a fact. he's going to appear on the peninsula for a fund-raiser. there are reports that trump will attend a second fundrai-rar in napa. despite the challenge of winning voters, a fundraising stop for trump in california a natural option. >> california, thus far, is providie ining 15% of trump's m. we can expect trump to do what he can to take as much money as he can, and probably spend it elsewhere. >> all right. as for details, trump's campaign team is not indicating when he might arrive in the bay area. only he spent yesterday prepping for the debates. >>> continuing coverage this morning a lengthy explanation coming from 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick. it's doing little to stem the controversy surrounding his statement during friday night's national anthem. colin kaepernick

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same in san jose at 59. good morning to the students of petaluma your first day today with a short week. 56 degrees at the bus stop this morning, and after school, sunny and nice and a comfortable temperature of 76 so good hung. highs across the region on friday, you will notice no intense heat but we are where we should be, 64 for san francisco, and 87 in concord and 80 in san jose, and 75 in fremont, and 77 is the high in napa. they day forecast, here is the weekend, looking fine, with fog and sunshine and temperatures on the cooling trend. >> looking good. a sheriff deupty and. k-9 partner are credited for a major pot bust in sonoma with a picture of k-9 deputy jag in front 108 pounds of marijuana he sniffed out last night. authorities arrested two men from new york and charged them with possession of marijuana for sale, transportation of marijuana for sales and conspiracy. the pot had a reported sheet value of up to half a million. >> it is no secret that san francisco is ranked among the least affordabl

---este es el homicidio Úmero 34 en san jose en lo que va de aÑo. "una nunca... >> una nunca sabe quÉ es lo que estÁ pasando como viven muchos jÓvenes ahÍ pues todo el tiempo en el dÍa estÁ tranquilo pero luego se escucha que lloran y muchos carros. >> la policÍa no revelÓ la edad de la vÍctima ni hay ningÚn sospechoso en el mÓvil del nio. n. "lionel mc coy" de 23 aÑos, se encuentra tras las rejas luego de que la poliÍa realizara una redada en su casa de "san joÉ". --- "mc coy" es sospechoso de balear mortalmente a "christopher puckett" de 30 aÑos el 10 de junio. ---- las autoridades sospechan que el Óvil del crimen fue la fuerte enemistad que el presunto homicida manteÍa con la vctima. angel sanchez >>no salieron todos rÁpidos pero todos salieron, lo arrestaron. --- las autoridades de la ciudad de "san joÉ" y de "east palo" colaboraron para arrestar al sospechoso. ---la grave escasez de policias por la que atraviesa la ciudad de san jose ha contribuido a que varios oficiales que viven a varias millas de distancia se muden tempora

here in newark and san jose at of 2 degrees. jumping through the next three days to let you know what to expect we get a bump inland, low-to-mid 90s after pulling out of the 90s in a few areas, 82 today in san jose, oakland is 73, 81 in petaluma, 65 in san francisco. sausalito and san francisco, 64 tomorrow. our warmest afternoon, really, is more for inland neighborhoods like low-to-mid 90s in the east bay and 85 in san jose, and fremont or hayward at 80, 54 in petaluma and 82 in santa rosa and, cooling begins on thursday. we will see mid-to-upper 60s around sausalito and richmond and san francisco and half moon bay at 62 and one 90 left and that is in antioch and -- no, another in livermore. 85 in san jose and 80 in petaluma and 81 in santa rosa. i will show you the rest cooling trend. coming up in the seven-day forecast. alexis has the commute? >> we had a fog advisory yesterday for the golden gate. today be visibility is not a major issue. maybe a bit of mist and drizzle. afternoon fought is dense as yesterday. or as widespre

san jose 61. here is how it looks from high atop the west coast, high- pressure but not very strong. over northern california, there's a low spinning off shore and one the south. still continue with cloudy along the coast, and somewhat cooler temperatures inland tomorrow. low 80s, very nice day in the east bay. shoreline does look like overcast, and it's going to stay that way much of the week. a few high clouds over the east bay tomorrow. and some low clouds near the shoreline. as the day goes on clouds bring back and come back in by tomorrow night we'll have the usual ebb and flow of low clouds and sunshine in the bay area for the entire week. temperatures won't change much. cool off tomorrow, warm back up by midweek. in either case not big swings. nice night for baseball tomorrow night, oakland will take on the indians under partly sunny skies, by 7:05 p.m., overnight lows mid-50s. sun up at 6:32 a.m., now to the bay area, thunderstorms in the sierra again but in the bay area unusually cool. sa