san jose. this brush fire came dangerously close to many homes. this might be an early start to the problems for the upcoming 4th of july weekend. this fire could be sparked by illegal fireworks. robert handa is live with details. >> reporter: there is quite a sense of relief from homeowners we talked to that watched as flames came close or on to their property. we'll show you more images from sky ranger, the fire broke out around 2:45 this afternoon in the south san jose hills near unincorporated santa clara county. the spire spread to 15 acres, thanks to dry fuel but cal fire and san jose fire department crews stopped the progress in less than an hour and prospected structures. one homeowner told us his workers said they think they know how it happened. >> while they were working, they heard what they thought were bottle rockets going off and also firecrackers, and this was just a few minutes before they smelled and saw smoke. >> reporter: we talked to a neighbor that thought they heard fireworks going on before. is that something that will be investigated? >> we'll envest gainves

it much anymore, san jose taiko. now, many of us saw him first on "the voice," but here in the san jose area, tim atlas first began pursuing his dream as a musician and vocalist as a member of his school's marching band, jazz band, and drum line. shortly after his impressive run on "the voice," he came on our show to perform, including one just for our special. then one of our local favorites, maddie b, who also made a big impression on our viewers when she performed for us in our old studio. she also recorded a song just for this show. so, here they are, tim atlas followed by maddie b. ♪ ♪ ♪ well, i'd like to find all the reasons ♪ ♪ you left it all behind. ♪ and i want to cry 'cause i'll never be the knot ♪ ♪ that you want to tie. ♪ 'cause you are the one who makes me weak, ♪ ♪ not just in my knees, but through everything. ♪ ♪ 'cause you are the light in my darkest night. ♪ ♪ would you follow me if i followed you ♪ ♪ at the end of the night? ♪ someday she'll be mine, ♪ just like brokenhearted necklaces combined. ♪ ♪ and love will defy all

peninsula from san jose. i had drizzle from the oakland zoo into about the bay bridge and then it stopped and you had -- >> you asked me and i said no, no drizzle. >> jaclyn said i had sunshine yesterday! [ laughter ] >> my drive was perfect. >> we have some overcast conditions. it will clear out. we'll enjoy some sunshine and it's going to be clear and cooler. isn't that glorious? that's the scene from mount vaca. sunrise at 5:49. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. it is now 62 degrees in san jose. winds are a little breezy, stratus is patchy. we have some areas of drizzle. temperature-wise slightly below average. we are talking about 60s at the beaches today. 70s around the peninsula. good morning to you in los altos at 72 degrees. san jose checking in at 76. average high this time of the year is right around 78. so not far off its mark. pretty spot on as far as your temperatures are concerned near union city. slightly below average in throughout the tri-valley. should be at 85. 79 today in danville, bested by brentwood at 84. good morning to you in discovery bay at 85. and 70s at

degrees in livermore reason and we start out at 59 in san jose. looking live in san jose you see that there's still some low clouds there. we will get clearing as we head toward latd morning and mostly sunny skies by noontime. we'll be up to 75. our temperatures a little bit warmer than yesterday so i'll talk about that coming up 'the mike is tracking a crash in fremont. >> a crash in fremont but no major injuries. it's going to be a distraction though. the green sensors all over. we are looking at southbound 680 coming around the bend and down towards missions so just south of the auto mall parkway ramp. this vehicle went off of the roadway to a roadside ditch and there was a sign there that was also damaged. you may seen signs there as folks zres address that and have to pull that car from the dirt on the side of the road. we're look at san jose, the live look from our san jose camera, 101 moves well, crash is just over on the shoulder. back to you. >> thank you very much. big news nationally today, happening today, portions of president trump's travel ban can go into effect. that l

gur got left behind. >> new concerns over thousands of san jose street lights that soon might be able to spy on you. tweet about a taco.. and sanctuary cities. kpix 5's christin ayers explains. shame on you! . >>> hayward is apologizing for a tweet about a taco and sanctuary cities. kpix 5's christin ayers explains. >> reporter: residents blasting the city tonight over a tweet urging people to come to tonight's city council meeting. on the agenda, sanctuary cities. let's taco about it. >> it was just in bad taste to have the tweet. >> reporter: across the street from city hall, called it tone death. >> does seem offensive. >> the tweet was up for hours today before the city removed it and tweeted we apologize for the inappropriate tweet. >> we really screwed up today. >> reporter: the spokesperson told us it had been used to promote other meetings but this was a mistake. [ talking at the same time ] >> it wasn't intended that way at all. >> reporter: the mayor addressed the tweet. >> i would like to apologize for that. >> reporter: city said the tweet detracted from an important

sometimes i even try to give her more of my hours. >> reporter: the san jose city council voted last fall to gradually increase the minimum wage from its current $10.50 an hour to $15 by 2019. a decision hailed as a potential windfall for low income workers. but the reality of small family- owned businesses is when costs go up, family members typically pitch in picking up more shifts to save money. >> we try to work more instead of giving hours to other people. >> reporter: when the san jose city council approved the increase to the minimum wage in november of last year, they estimated that 115,000 workers here in the city would be impacted. in san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. >> the minimum wage is also going up in san francisco starting saturday to $14 an hour. >>> some people in the south bay say president trump's proposed budget would make our housing crisis even worse! kpix 5's sandra osborne on the cuts they claim could put them on the streets. >> i'm extremely grateful for this program and i hope, um, president trump, um, reconsiders his stance right now. >> reporter: joe vazqu

hallado en san jose, flotando en las aguas del rio guadalupe, alrededor del mediodia... -- la polica an no ha confirmado si se trata de un indigente muerto accidentalmente o si hay evidencia de que la muerte haya sido resultado de un crimen... -- en el pasado, las muertes de personas desamparadas en ese lugar se han atribuido a las altas temperaturas. paola una ola de calor azota al rea de la baha... la ciudad de san jos ha visto temperaturas cercanas a los 100 grados y parece que esto continuar por los prximos das melissa hernndez habl con el departamento de bomberos quienes emitieron recomendaciones para mantenerse frescos.. [take pkg 00:00 00:25 00:54 01:04 pkg las altas temperaturas tienen a los residentes de san jose en busca de cualquier manera para refrescarse mos1:mireme echandome una nievecita mos2: me voy a agarrar un vaso de fruta (fruta?) que viene con hielo (para refrescar?) pa refrescar mos3: agua pura (mucho calor?) si demasiado calor (?) segun paramedicos.. el mejor aliado en estos tiempos de calor es el consumo de agua .. capitan clayton markel - depto. de bomberos de s

policÍa de san josÉ puso en marcha una serie de programas para mantener a los jÓvenes alejados de los grupos del. -- delictivos. un siniestro en un complejo de california dejÓ a varias familias damnificadas. en una entrevista exclusiva con el secretario de seguridad nacional, john kelly, nos dice quÉ podrÍa pasar con el estado de protecciÓn temporal, o tps, para los centroamericanos. noticias univisiÓn 14 comienza ya. locutor: es la ediciÓn de noticias univisiÓn 14 sólo a las 11, tu gente, tu voz. marÍa: con la llegada de las vacaciones de verano los jÓvenes tienen mÁs tiempo libre, por eso la alcaldÍa de san josÉ puso en marcha un plan para mantener a las adolescentes alejados de las pandillas y de las actividades criminales. ramÓn:buenas noches. durante el verano aumentan las actividades pandilleros como placa, por eso existe un programa para pedir que nuestros jÓvenes se involucran, especialmente durante la temporada de calor, Época en que aumenta la violencia entre algunos adolescentes. de ahÍ la importancia de prevenir que se metan en problemas, que vayan a l

. the weather, right now it is about 80 degrees in east san jose. the hot weather is still on the way which will trigger more danger especially with the fourth of july. what are you seeing impacting the fire. >> at this point it is the winds. you got warm temperatures, the warmest time of day and you see the grass is dried out. the wind speeds right now still pushing some of the smoke away from the fire away on the flank of mount hamilton off to the south. san jose temperatures not that bad. mid-70s, but notice the areas to the east of san jose. temperatures in the low to mid-80s. the areas here in yellow and orange showing humidity levels dropping below 25%. enhances fire dangers. and check out the projection for high temperatures tomorrow afternoon, south bay, east bay, and north bay. temperatures rising. humidities levels dropping will enhance the fire danger. a few spots by saturday can see highs approaching mid-90s. >> we are seeing these hot spots, multiple fires. live look from the sky ranger. this is east of 680. all the commuters could see the smoke rising there. the good new

concepts. [ no audio ] >> 3 1/2 years ago, adrian was in his school in san jose, when he used a small lock to etch the letters adrx on the sidewalk. the letters measured just six inches tall. but the school believes they were big enough to involve campus police. adrian was arrested at 13. [ no audio ] >> you thought leaving your initials would leave your legacy? [ no audio ] >> how did you react? [ no audio ] and were you crying? [ no audio ] >> he wasn't handcuffed, but he was given this juvenile citation, which means he now has an arrest on his criminal record. adrian's mom reported this video the day her son was arrested. the school resource officer is with the san jose police department, paid to place officers on campus. [ no audio ] to find out how often schools call police on students, we collected data from 20 of the largest school districts in the bay area, home to over 370,000 children. our investigation found those schools sent more than 1800 students to police during the 2013-2014 school year. while children with disabilities made up 10% of the population, they totalled 27% of a

north they as well but blanketing san francisco down toward san jose and livermore at 56. san francisco 54. today partly cloudy skies with areas of fog and talk it -- talking about 50s that 7:00 with temperatures warming up from 60 day degrees with that big temperature range. san francisco on the cooler end of the temperature spectrum in the upper 50s and skies being partly sunny and 55 by 4:00. at least compared to yesterday we will warm up inland but the vehicle at the immediate coast at pacifica and san francisco, which we expect for june 1. we will talk about your weekend forecast coming up.>>> good morning. we take a look at the bay bridge which is getting crowded as you would imagine, westbound is a 15 to 20 minute delay before you get onto the span. we have nothing unusual onto the bay bridge and the san francisco. looking at interstate 880 and the traffic in oakland looking good in both directions. right now the traffic is looking good. driving in the east bay commute you can see as we pullback not a lot going on. highway 4 is slow driving to part of antioch and allah

cadaver dogs. e. a man convicted of killing a san jose student while driving on a pled not guilty today to rrested dui. 24-year-old freeze was taken into custody. soloman was convicted of gross team.lar manslaughter. >>> a swim coach in san jose is accused of having an inappropriate relationship with boys and girls on his team. he was an assistant swim coach. he said he inappropriately texted them. e o the decision over turns arear court rulings that block h nbc n. the high court will hear the case this fall. we begin with nbc's jennifer johnson from washington. >> reporter: the white house is calling it a win after the supreme court cleared the way for the trump administration to mostly enforce his 90-day travel ban. in a statement, the president said today's ruling allows me to use an important tool for protecting our nation's homeland. sean spicer spoke at the white house briefing where cameras have been banned. the court did leave one category of foreigners protected. those with a credible claim of a bona fide relationship with a person or entity in the united states. >> i think we

information to come forward. >> laura, thank you. >>> we are following a developing story in san jose. police are investigating a shooting that left a man dead and a woman severely injured. it happened around 9:00 a.m. just off story road in east san jose. the man was found dead in the street. the woman was in a nearby apartment where she had been shot once. investigators aren't releasing any more information. they say initial reports indicate it was an attempted murder suicide. >>> robert handa was following this story earlier today and was tweeting updates from the scene that includes this tweet, which revealed that police were searching the neighborhood for possible surveillance video. you can follow us on twitter for breaking news and developing stories 24/7 at nbc bay area. >>> potential new evidence is prompting the reexamine nation of an east bay cold case. sherry lynn disappeared in february of 1989 from her boyfriend's house in free month. police say what was a missing person's case is now a homicide. she and her boyfriend had a 5-year-old daughter and a federal website says she was

todos, en napa tambiÉn la temperatura y hacÍa san josÉ las temperaturas en los 96°, asÍ que muchÍsimas precauciones, mantÉngase mÁs hidratado y mas adelante con mÁs informaciÓn. marÍa leticia: gracias, sujeily. varias ciudades en el sur de la bahÍa, tienen sus lugares con aires acondicionados para quienes quieren tener un alivio del clima sofocante. en el centro comunitario en san josÉ, estÁ de 09:00 a 05:00 pm, y en santa clara puede acudir a la biblioteca. precisamente ante la gran demanda de energÍa para utilizar los aparatos de aire acondicionado, la empresa de suministrar la electricidad tiene como podemos lograrlo. beatriz: buenas tardes marÍa leticia, lo mÁs importante es tratar de no usar tanta electricidad entre las dos de la tarde y las 09:00 pm, si todos colaboramos pod evitar apagones. asÍ respondiÓ lucy al llamado en nuestra zona. ante la ola de calor extremo tenemos que ver la situaciÓn. >> apagadas las luces, no veo ninguna luz prendido. es que el sistema operador independiente de california emitiÓ con lo se conoce como una aler alerta flexiÓ.

green hillsides. burnd and very brown. and san jose 102. >> and we have live team coverage. christie smith and sergio quintana but first let's check in with rob mayeda who tells us what is in store from here. rob? >> the list of records keep growing. san rafael, 105, livermore 106 and toward concord 107 degrees today, san francisco 88 degrees. san francisco airport up to 97. and san jose officially at the airport topping out at 103 degrees. now all of the local airports, san jose and oakland and san francisco, the hottest day in june since 2008. it has been a while since it has been this warm. this morning we started the day in the upper 70s. in the right, that is the noontime temperatures closing in on 100 around the bay area so the warm start brought the temperatures up and they are still high. concord 104 degrees and 99 in livermore. focusing in on the areas in orange and fuchsia on the map, san jose toward the east bay and north lay same locations and we'll see the heat advisory extended until thursday so we may see cooling around the coast and inner bay but what we're trking now

in santa rosa. it's 64 in san jose. these are our current temperatures. boy, it's so mild out the door later today 60s, 70s beaches. 70s, 80s around the bay. 80s around the peninsula up to about 99 degrees in brentwood. full forecast featuring heat advisories coming up but right now let's say good morning to jaclyn. [ microphone troubles ] [ pause ] >>> all right. this morning, we are following breaking news. the russian military claims it may have killed a leader of isis. it reportedly happened in may in an air strike in syria. the ministry says al-baghdadi and about 30 other top isis militants died in the strike. u.s. officials are working to confirm it. we will keep you updated on this developing story. >>> new this morning, two inmates accused of killing two guards in georgia before escaping from a prison bus are now in custody arrested across state lines in tennessee. the men allegedly murder two correctional officers before stealing multiple cars in georgia and tennessee. at one point they broke into the home of an elderly couple, tied them up and even ate their dinner. some

gÓmez información. marÍa leticia gÓmez es un entrenador de san josÉ estÁ tras las rejas lo acusan de abusar de varios menores de edad que entrenaban en su equipo. presuntamente les enviaba mensajes de textos a varios niÑos y niÑas de el equipo de nataciÓn. al parecer despuÉs de un tiempo los mensajes subÍan de tono y se volvÍan sexuales. el entrenador le pedÍ a los estudiantes que le mandaran fotos desnudos,3 vÍctimas denunciaron el acoso. >> tambiÉn tratÓ de convencer a uno de los estudiantes de que tuviera una relaciÓn con Él y eso es un crimen. para leticia: las autoridades creen que hay mÁs vÍctima de este agresor sexual. un padre de familia presuntamente matÓ a su hijo. muriÓ de un disparo de bala que Él aparentemente le dio su padre enla cuadrados 1000. es la segunda vez que un miembro de esta familia muere de un balazo. la perÚ ya de camino detuvo a un motociclista que daÑÓ los vehÍculos de varios conductores en el condado de contra costa. se observa a un hombre que maneja una kawasaki color verde, dando un puÑetazo al espejo. enfrentarÁ cargos de vandal

ancianos. jaime pelufo fue a un campamento de indigentes en san josÉ para averiguar cÓmo enfrentar el calor intenso, adelante. jaime: estamos en san josÉ a un lado de la carretera 101 donde la poblaciÓn indigente me dice que esta ola de calor estÁ siendo especialmente difÍcil para ellos. nunca es un buen dÍa para hacer indigente, especialmente hoy. guadalupe ortiz y jacqueline bohÓrquez lo saben de primera mano. ¿cÓmo haces para lidiar con el calor? >> buscando la pura sombra, y salir en la noche a buscar quÉ comemos. [habla en inglÉs] jaime: dijo que es extremadamente difÍcil, especialmente cuando no tienes acceso a agua. agrega que las compaÑÍas en los alrededores no les dan agua, que tienen que robar o conseguir dinero para comprar pero es difÍcil. el intenso sÓlo afecta a personas con vivienda. estos residentes de mayor edad salieron de su casa para sentarse a la sombra de un Árbol. cÓmo le estÁ yendo? >> mal, estÁ muy caliente, mucho caliente. >> un poquito calientito, allÍ, pasÁndola. jaime: el departamento de salud reportÓ ayer dos muertes y ancianos debid

what's said to be a $13.7 billion deal. kpix 5's len ramirez in san jose with pour on what the deal is going to mean for customers. len. >> reporter: well, customers have a lot of questions about this deal. especially with this store here in downtown san jose. it just opened a couple of years ago already has a very loyal following. and a lot of people are worried that the corporate culture that they like so much here could change under this deal. the marriage of amazon and whole foods is being called a blockbuster deal especially for amazon which now has a physical foothold in the highly competitive grocery and retail markets. >> not continental it get deeper into groceries but it has been angling fort funston years but gives amazon an in store platform for its own branded products like the echo home speaker system. >> reporter: amazon is paying $13.7 billion for the austin based whole foods which operates 460 upscale grocery stores. under the deal whole foods will continue to operate under the same name, some customers worried about whole foods's recent struggles are hopeful. >> i thi

some were senior executives. >>> big news for downtown san jose today, google may build what could be a city within a city. right now the googolplex in mountain view is about 3 million square feet. this new downtown mega campus could reach 6 million square feet, making it the largest collection of google offices anywhere in the world. kpix 5's maria medina is live near the site of that potential mega campus. maria. >> reporter: you know, we got cal tran out here and the vta and we may get google bikes out here as well. the question is, will it happen? because if you remember, the oakland a's were supposed to be here as well. >> we are here to share downtown's best news and downtown's worst kept secret. >> reporter: it was a rare sight in the downtown san francisco parking lot. >> do you know the way to san jose? clearly, google does. >> reporter: city and community leaders gathered for a big announcement here because they say this spot is where google plans to build a 6 million square foot office and retail building next to the station. if it happens, it is being called a game chan

diremos como atraer la atencion de la policia.,, < un vecindario de san josÉ usa la tecnologÍa para combatir el crimen telemundo 48 fin de semana >> hola ¿qué tal? muy buenas noches si usted vive en san josé y tiene una queja para que la policía investigue nos hablan de un programa piloto >> buenas noches es un sistema de encuestas que funciona como intermediario entre la comunidad y policía >> los problemas en el vecindario han mejorado >> era para darle la información a la ciudad de san josé. como la gente qué la gente piensa de la policía >> la comunidad no sentía que la policía los escuchaba empezó como una manera que el departamento entendiera lo que la comunidad pensaba pero el programa ha logrado mucho más >> nos ayudó a unirnos con la policía de san josé >> la comunidad no confiaba en ellos >> podemos mejorar en esa área? la comunidad sintió con ganas de mejorar comenzaron a enviar mensajes de texto para acercarse a la comunidad >> vemos a los miembros de la comunidad cada semana sino cada mes >> hay más policías hay más comunicación >> si usted desea p

tell you there is a lot of fuel for a fire. the focus here, really on prevention. >> san jose, people didn't take any chancewise the heat and spent the day enjoying free ac at cooler centers like this, also businessy day for the ice delivery man. >> kids in brentwood have the right idea, about the ownply place to stay cool, they-- only place to stay cool, they tried to spray the heat away. >>> hottest spots in the bay area, to maria medina, we might see more weather related power outages? >> reporter: that is right. i got to tell you-- in the two years he owned olive oil pantry number two in downtown livermore. >> the anniversary is today. >> reporter: arny kauffman has never been forced to shut down early because of a power outage. >> of course i couldn't operate without it. the machines, everything, registers are electric. >> reporter: sunday's triple-digit heat broke records, it turn under to the biggest outage event we have seen in 16 years. >> it was hot. yesterday. i think at one point it was like 111 out there. >> reporter: at one point the heat left more than 40,000pg&e custom

san josÉ sÓlo trabajen con trabajadores locales. se reunen para recordar a los estudiantes que perdieron su vida en un accidente vial. >> esta es la ediciÓn de noticias univisiÓn 14, sólo a las 11. ♪ >> policÍas y funcionarios de san francisco participaron en una reuniÓn comunitaria para hablar sobre la muerte de giovanni Álvarez. a este padre de familia hispano lo encontraron muerto en un parque hace unos dÍas. nuestra compaÑera beatriz ferrari tienen los detalles. beatriz: todavÍa quedan muchas preguntas sin respuesta. la policÍa confirmÓ que no fue un hecho al azar. giovanni Álvarez fue encontrado sin vida en el parque de san francisco, habÍa sido apuÑalado. hoy en una reuniÓn comunitaria sobre su caso, sus seres queridos hicieron un llamado. la alemana de Álvarez pidiÓ justicia para Él y esperan que encuentre a los responsables del asesinato. en el centro comunitario se encontraron vecinos con autoridades locales para saber mÁs el caso y expresar sus preocupaciones en materia de seguridad. >> me preocupa mucho, tengo hijos que salen del trabajo a median

tonight those neighbors say it likely saved homes. reporting live in san jose ian cole. >> close call right across the street. thank you. >>> not far from the neighborhood where ian is, three fires on mount hamilton also in san jose. tonight firefighters are still on the scene and they do have some key questions. they're concerned, because all of these fires started at the same time. about 85 acres burned in all. these fires about 75% contained. a wall of this was unfolding we were tweeting updates as well as videos and pictures ever all the fires. we invite you to follow us on the twitter feed for all the latest information on breaking news and dwelling stories 24/7. the handle at@nbc bay area. >> no ban, no wall. the trump regime has got to fall. >> a legal victory for the president that led to concern around the world. reaction to the travel ban swift tonight at san francisco international airport. attorneys are there offering free legal aid and protestors are there voicing opposition. nbc bay area enjean monitoring the flow monitoring the impact which is sure to escalate, jean. >>

everyone to san jose. >> it's great to be back in san jose, the heart of silicon valley and right down the street from apple and our new campus. it's been 15 years since we held a developer conference in san jose and an awful lot has changed. >> reporter: developers were happy to hear about the latest features for the apple watch and mac operating systems. cook also welcomed the youngest developer, a 10-year-old from australia, and the oldest developer, an 82-year-old woman from japan, two of 5300 developers here today. the most ever for this event. the wait is over. san jose is hosting apple's worldwide developer's conference for the first time since 2002. these guys got in the front of the line around 7:00 last night. >> i tried for three years to come and finally got accepted through the lottery. >> it was my dream, you know, from the -- like so many years ago to finally come to an apple keynote and it finally came true. >> you're going to go down there. >> reporter: security is everywhere. san jose police blocked traffic on west san carlos street in front of the crowds and conventi

san jose, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> a high school graduate in santa rosa is missing tonight. the 17-year-old went job hunting yesterday morning. her parents say that she hasn't been seen or heard from since. police say she has no history of going missing and is not known to stay out late. >>> california mother is describing the heart stopping moments she boarded an amtrak train, the door closed and her 6-year-old daughter got left behind on the platform. she told the reporter her daughter screamed out for her as the train pulled away. >> we wanted to take a train ride. >> reporter: that was the plan but their train ride would spiral into chaos. they reached their destination in oceanside. >> i grab all the bags. they are grabbing their backpacks and we go across the hall. >> reporter: she doesn't realize how much time passed. the doors to the train are about to close just as her daughter walks on to the platform. this happens. >> the door shuts. i am standing there like my face at the door. i think -- every mom's nightmare to have their child outside of a train and you are in. >> doors c

, livermore. 103 in concord. along the coast, though, 60s, 70s. 94 in san jose. 92 santa rosa. we have a heat advisory until 9:00 p.m. thursday for all inland parts of the bay area. heat related illness is possible, excessive heat warning for solano county until 8:00 p.m. thursday. triple digits continuing in the inland communities. you're probably wondering when am i going to get a break. i'll be back with a look at that coming right up. >> that break much needed. take a look at this. the power grid was strained, really strained over this past weekend with the high temperatures. you can see on this graph, usage today is reduced. >>> abc 7 news reporter katy larson is in downtown livermore. some businesses are still without power tonight. >> reporter: pg&e is calling this the single most impactful heat event in 11 years. you can probably hear the pg&e crews down the street jackhammering, trying to get the outage here on first street fixed. many businesses stayed closed today after closing last night, right before father's day dinner. not good fortaurant business. despite the fact that pg&e tr

horas... take full vo justo antes del medio día, agentes del departamento de policía de san josé, al igual que bomberos del mismo sector...se desplazaron al numero 333 de la calle san carlos tras el reporte de un cuerpo flotando en las aguas del cercano arroyo guadalupe.... al llegar, los oficiales cerraron un perímetro del sector...justamente, a un lado del 'discovery children's museum'' intentamos obtener una declaración oficial de los agentes, pero estos solo dijeron que sacaron los restos de una persona del arroyo...y no dieron mas informacion.. por su parte, habitantes del lugar...dijeron estar incrédulos ante el hallazgo y compartieron su teoría de que tipo de individuo habría perdido la vida aquí... take sot lourdes martnez residente de san jos octavio daz residente de san jos cont. vo/david es importante indicar que la policía aún no confirmado si la persona era indigente o si el caso podria estar relacionado con algun crimen... no obstante, en el pasado, las muertes de personas desamparadas aqu en el arroyo guadalupe se han atribuido a las altas temperaturas del vera

looking at the far wake commute from gilroy to san jose, into san jose it looks good and through morgan hill. steve and i will be here just in case it starts to rain and we will work harder just for you of course to let you know what is happening. right now he does look bad in the south bay and here's a live look at the 280 san jose. the bay bridge toll plaza is light and so far dry, in the north bay we hear -- in fact, let me stop talking right here and let's bring in my friend, the man. steve paulson. >>> now how can i be the man when you are the man. [ laughter ] thank you. we have rain mainly to the north and i know it is raining pretty good in santa rosa. you can see the line going through ukiah which also had rain, and clearlake has rain. the line is moving into napa county, marin county and eventually down to san jose but by the time it does it will be weaker. in ukiah rain with lakeport, clearlake and cloverdale on the edge. by winter, hillsborough and middleton, and fairfax. some of the is not reaching the ground but using up the atmosphere -- juicing up the atmosphere. santa r

, the city of san jose jumps into the self-driving car business. they formally announced the launch of the autonomous vehicle initiative. they are sharing information how they might pilot projects in san jose. >> we want to do this safe lly ensure this improves quality of life in the city and certainly a lot of concerns whether or not autonomy will be safe. >> the city says it's trying to get ahead of the transportation challenges with san jose's population predicted to grow by an estimated 40% by the year 2040. they are accepting ideas through late july. >>> dub nation, the day is chance for redempls tonight. >> we are hours away from coverage of game one here on abc 7. the warriors ready for a showdown with the cavaliers. >> everyone's ready. >> amy hollyfield is live with the excitement. amy? >> reporter: hi, jessica. this is the team store here at or call arena. fans are scooping up warriors gear to prepare for tonight's game. there's a line of people waiting to get in the store when they open. they waited two hours to get inside the store. safe to stay, the fever is in full eff

up to 90 in santa rosa and concord. san jose 81. in the mid-60s for the coast and upper 60s for san francisco. coming up a look at some more of those temperatures and what you can expect. mike, reports of a car fire? >> any fire a concern right now very dry. we'll look at most of your bay and a smooth, easy drive anywhere south of the bay bridge. we're going to move you considerably farther north at the benicia bridges. it's there in vacaville. leisure town road is where the car fire is reported. we're tracking updates from chp. they say that a car is on fire for sure but they're helping out with any other issues for the morning commute. closer to home the bay bridge and no major issues getting over there. easy drive time. back to you. >>> president trump's twitter rage against the host of msnbc's "morning joe" yesterday consumed the national conversation for more than 24 hours. >> the anchors on that show, mika brzezinski and joe scarborough responding. >> my father just passed away. my mother had two heart attacks. my daughter just lost a friend. those are the things i'm really wo

san josÉ, dÍa de los padres con temperaturas en eso 92. mÁs adelante regresÓ con mÁs del tiempo. marÍa: gracias. enseguida, la policÍa de san josÉ espera resolver la escasez de agentes con una nueva generaciÓn de cadete. la academia mÁs reciente es la mÁs grande de los Últimos aÑos. los presidentes de tenaces centroamericanas se reunieron en estados unidos para hablar sobre el combate al narcotrÁfico en sus paÍses. ♪ marÍa:en los Últimos aÑos, la ciudad de san josÉ ha enfrentado una seria escasez de policÍa de vida diverso motivo. sin embargo, no cesa los esfuerzos para reclutar mÁs agentes que protegen a los habitantes de la tercera ciudad mÁs grande de california. ramÓn: muy buenas tardes. el proceso de reclutamiento de los aspirantes que pretenden ser agente de la corporaciÓn policial de san josÉ cuenta con decena de nuevos elementos. se trata del mayor grupo desde el aÑo 2007. hoy dieron el primer paso para convertirse en futuros oficiales de la 10 ciudad mÁs grande de los estados unidos. un total de 54 elementos ya forman parte de la academia nÚmero

is. 60 san francisco. everybody is in the 60s. it's 61 degrees in santa rosa. it's 65 in san jose. we heslight winds. late day today winds becoming quite gusty, 20 to 30. offshore flow kicks in. we'll have extremely dry conditions in the highest elevations around the bay area and around the seashore. see that right there? low clouds trying to come in, not going to happen. hot temperatures beginning today for a prolonged period. so a heat advisory in effect for saturday for most of the bay area. then inland we'll have some watches in effect, as well. now, temperatures today 60s beaches, 70s and 80s across the bay. approaching nearly 90 around the peninsula. we'll be right into the mid- to high 90s away from the bay. outside number today 99 degrees. bested by triple digits over the weekend. full forecast 18 minutes after the hour but right now let's send it over to jaclyn. >> good morning. right now, we are tracking just a few brake lights along westbound 580. and it's stretching on to westbound 205 folks making their way out of tracy into livermore. our "super commuters" out there. hey

vouchers by 1,000. the rally start at 9:00 at the housing authority in san jose. >>> live now to washington, d.c., this morning, and right now a better idea of how the senate's version of the health care reform bill would impact the kun interecountry. a score yesterday on the bill and according to projections the cbo says 22 million people would become uninsured by 2026, almost the same number as the house score got. legislation would decrease deficits by $321 billion over a decade. right now several republican senators say they want to see the senate bill cover more people than the house version. vice president mike pence is going to be meeting tonight with senators who are nervous about this bill. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is still consistently wanting to see the senate vote on this bill before they recess for the fourth of july holiday. >>> thousands of workers will soon see a bigger paycheck. the minimum wage in san francisco will jump to $14 an hour on saturday. the city will hold a news conference this morning in front of an old navy store on market and fourth

mopping up after a grass fire near highway 101 in san jose. the flames started near mckee road. fire sent smoke into the air. traffic on the highway is getting through. the heat wave has now taken a deadly turn. claiming the lives of two people in the south bay. kpix 5's kiet do is in san jose. >> reporter: the details are starting to trickle in from the coroner's office. on monday, two people died from heat-related causes. a 72-year-old man and an 87- year-old woman both in san jose. we don't know which one but one of them was homeless and died inside a vehicle. the county says at times like this we need to look out for each other. >> if you see someone elderly or homeless or needs help, they do. >> reporter: most public facilities are used as cooling centers. that includes librarie community centers and even hospital lobbies. temperatures in san jose today got up into the 90s and well into the triple digits inland. the national weather service says the heat advisory expires 9 p.m. on thursday. in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> a live look right now at the alameda county fair. a fou

propergoogle campus pro in san jose has millions drooling over the financial process, but progress is not free. we are live in san jose with what some business owners have to lose. matt? >> reporter: google's plans here in downtown san jose will have a ripple effect. more jobs, more development, but some businesses could be forced out. san jose leaders celebrated the announcement google planned a giant complex near the sap center station, more than twice the size of apple's spaceship headquarters, but a week later, reality hits businesses in the area. >> we've been here, like, long time. >> reporter: ed has run ed scientific auto body for more than 30 years here. as far as he knows, his long time landlord owns the place, for now. >> we have not talked about that because this is so new. but we will. probably this week, i guess. i'll call and see what's going on. >> reporter: in the meeting, the city counsel decides if it approves a resolution allowing the city manager to move forward with exclusive negotiation agreement with google for properties owned by the city of san jose and succe

spots like walnut creek and san jose and even cooler locations like sfo where passengers are suffering through flight cancellations in cities across the scorching southwest. >> we begin with nbc 7 meteorologist mike nicco. what's in store? >> reporter: the coolest day of the next two or three which means it's only going to get worse. summer officially starts at 9:24 this evening and may want to jump you into cold water like from the exploratorium. as renally mentioned, some of us not dealing with quite as much heat along the san francisco bay line and also the coast and everywhere in original and even in red. that's where the dangerous heat will be through at least thursday evening. a quick look at today's temperatures. the coast 62 degrees. san francisco a delightful 71. oakland 78. then you start to get uncomfortable down in the south bay. 88 in san jose and 92 in santa rosa and our east bay valleys for the third day in a row where we'll reach triple digits. a quick look and something to think about the next couple of days. listen to your body, hydrate and find shade often

: gracias. la organizaciÓn-- ofrecerÁn esta maÑana en san josÉ una rueda de prensa para conmemorar el mes de los inmigrantes. en el evento tocaron puntos de interÉs sobre inmigraciÓn como por ejemplo la propuesta ab440, que prohibirÍa que los determinasen se identifiquen como policÍas cuando restan a una persona, esto con el fin de que la comunidad vuelva a confiar en las autoridades locales. asamblea de california y de la red de derechos de inmigrantes tambiÉn dijeron presentes en el evento. >> los oficiales de la migraciÓn usado una tÁctica que cuando tocan la puerta, ellos dicen que son la policÍa local, cuando en verdad no lo son. y la gente abre la puerta pensando que son policÍas y es la migraciÓn. marÍa: seguimos de cerca el avance de la medida en la legislatura estatal y lo mantendremos informado. es viernes y por fin llegÓ el fin de semana, veamos las condiciones del clima. hermosa tarde la ciudad de san josÉ. veamos un adelanto del clima con nuestra compaÑera. >> asÍ es, muchas gracias. la ola de calor continÚa afectando los estados unidos y las alertas se ha

coming up. mike is tracking crashes in san jose. >> two crashes in the south bay here, kari. green speed sensors all over the place. this just popped up. 680. i'll check on that. meanwhile right now i do know northbound 85 at blossom hill, the crash involving a vehicle with a lot of damage to it, not a lot of injuries. it's over on the right shoulder. that one still there on the roadway. this one, this this crash did clear northbound 280 but will may be flares out. they've been burning for about 20 minutes and should be just about out on that scene. no delays and we'll check in on the other crash over in fremont. back to you. >>> thank you, mike. all new this morning about 30 minutes ago the anchors of msnbc's "morning joe" responding to president trump's twitter rage against them. >> they were harsh about mika's appearance. >> i'm fine. my family brought me up really tough. this is nothing. for me personally, i am very concerned as to what this reveals about the president of the united states. it's strange. >> i think so. we had so many people call and text and e-mail. we're okay.

. livermore 90 cooler, san jose down 50. the trend is set and the fog came rolling back. i think we will see i may be a 150 drop today. the delta breeze is usually the key. at the coast comes the fog and is still pretty shallow. 60s-70s i know it's still hot, but not the 105 or 106. >> i think a lot of people are happy to hear that. >>> let's take a look at tracy's super commute. traffic is light on the ultima past, we can see the road sensor showing green. that means the traffic is at or near the speed limit. you can see for the east bay for the most part you don't have a lot going on which is just the way we like it. this is interstate 880 there's oakland coliseum you can see the traffic is looking good. and at the bay bridge toll plaza it is there and not too low but definitely you'll notice it as you drive into san francisco. >>> today's another spare the air day, the second day in a row and air-quality officials say the air will not be healthy. the heat, light wind mixing together to create smog out there. you are advised to carpool or take public transportation to reduce pollution. >>> w

in san jose a key vote that could reshape downtown by bringing a massive google campus to town. tonight kpix5's mark sayre has a look at what's at stake. >> reporter: at first glance you would not think the san jose fire department's training center would be part of a deal with google, but the facility sits on prime land right next to san jose's deradon station and that's a big part of why google is looking to spanned to downtown san jose. >> we would -- expand to downtown san jose. >> we would love to have google in our community. >> reporter: the station already has amtrak, caltrans and commuter express lanes and in the future home to b.a.r.t. and the california high speed rail, some saying it could become the grand central station of the west. google has already been buying up noncity owned property in the area such as this now shuttered at&t building. the google complex could bring 20,000 jobs downtown with a mix of office, retail space and housing, but not everyone is convinced this is a good deal for the city and a coalition of groups went to city hall to express their co

son utilizados de manera casera, y que estÁn prohibidos en san josÉ. >> es ilegal obtener o tener en posiciÓn cualquier tipo de fuegos artificiales, es completamente contra la ley. marÍa: una representante de santa clara, ella misma, una vÍctima de quemaduras, dijo que mucha gente creen que a ellos no les va a pasar nada al usar fuegos artificiales. >> hemos atendido a pacientes adultos y pediÁtricos por 47 aÑos. cada 4 de julio vemos heridas por explosiones y quemaduras. muy poca gente entiende los riesgos y efectos de una herida por quemadura. marÍa: los efectos pueden ser quedar desfigurados y perder las facultades fÍsicas, pero ademÁs puede meterse en problemas por la ley. la policÍa de san josÉ incautÓ 2700 libras de artÍculos pirotÉcnicos. las multas por utilizar fuegos artificiales prohibidos en san josÉ, van desde 500 $ hasta 1000 $. marÍa: aÚn queda mucho trabajo por hacer en la corporaciÓn. la auditorÍa independiente anual expone la necesidad de llevar un mejor rÉcord de los casos, donde los uniformados usan fuerzas. y ser mÁs transparentes en las inv

a la altura de la ciudad de san josÉ. >> una de las unidades parÓ todo el trÁfico y otras 2 unidades de hicieron una parada en medio del autopista. no hubieron daÑos y no causÓ nada mÁs. se rindiÓ. flavio: utilizÓ un vehÍculo rentado para recorrer las mÁs de 200 millas. deacuerdo a la policÍa de palo alto como el sospechoso continÚa bajo custodia. marÍa: compareciÓ en corte el sobador de east palo alto arrestado en abril por acusaciones de abuso sexual. se declarÓ no culpable. de origen mexicano, tenÍa un negocio clandestino de masaje en el garaje de su casa. tendrÁ su prÓxima audiencia el 31 de agosto. le presentaron cargos a david murillo de 34 aÑos por la muerte del terrorista australiano el viernes pasado en san francisco. murillo estÁ tras las rejas, lo acusan de asalto y homicidio involuntario. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ante el actual clima polÍtico que se vive en los estados unidos, muchas agencias comunitarias de oakland piden a las autoridades locales que inviertan mÁs dinero para proteger a los emigrantes en la ciudad. beatriz: estoy en el corazÓn del dis

worked at san jose pioneer high school is facing four counts of molesting or annoying children. >>> now at 11:00 the show must go on even after thieves in san francisco steal kwimts and belongings from a new orleans band on national tour. they plan to call it quits as the kindness of strangers changed their tune. >> sweet crew takes the stage here in petaluma. band members called it quits when they found the touring band broken into. >> after everything was stolen we put up the white flag and we called home and said we're not -- the show must not go home. we're getting out of here. >> the loss of everyone's luggage, five computers, microns and two violins were too much. >> there were two violins taken. and they have been been with meem the whole time we've been a band and even before. so very sad to see them go. >> but sweet crew change its tune when managers and family members and encouraged them to keep playing and strangers stepped in to help. >> we were able to pull off some impossible fiats food thanks to manager being encouraging giving us clothes to wear another stranger

heights. len ramirez is at san jose international which just hit another major milestone. >> reporter: that's right. 1million passengers in a month and traffic tonight is still pretty busy. by the time it's all said and done tonight, airport officials say there will have been more traffic through this airport today than the day before thanksgiving last year, one of the busiest travel days traditionally and airport officials say the summer flying season is off to a flying start. fast motion video shows in hyper speed what frequent flyers out of ma net a san jose international -- manetta san jose international have been experiencing for months. >> there is a dramatic increase in traffic. >> reporter: for years it was slow growth coming out of the recession, but the last few months have seen double digit growth and in may the biggest spike yet. >> we grew 17% and broke 1 million passengers in may which we haven't done in more than 10 years. >> reporter: by popular demand more nonstops have been added to key cities on the east coast, europe and asia. >> there's so much boom going on in th

the south bay where chp stopped and arrested him in san jose. the report shows police found two loaded semiautomatic weapons a mask, and the doctors' addresses in chen's rented suv. >> we feel confident what his intent was. if we hadn't been able to in a time sensitive way coordinate our efforts we would be investigating at least one homicide if not multiple homicides. >> reporter: sources confirm one doctor worked for stanford health care. another at ucsf. doctors that are safe tonight. >> hard work boy a lot of different agencies prevented bloodshed here. >> reporter: tonight chen is being held without bail here at the santa clara county jail. he faces three attempted murder chaij charges. reporting live in san jose, ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> thank you ian. >>> police don't no though tonight what drove this woman to give a 2-year-old a powerful and illegal stimulant. she is now facing attempted homicide charges and in custody. cheryl hurd joins us live from the uc berkeley campus. tell us more about what happened. >> reporter: well, police here tell me that the suspect i

approved more than $5 million to help san jose recover from the coyote creek flooding. il it's going to support of victims from that flood. that flood severely affecting the rock springs and surrounding neighborhoods in san jose. earlier this morning, the city's mayor sam ricardo was in rock springs, thanking them for their help. he also thanked the city for helping them with those funds. >> i am very pleased the budget was approved to continue san jose get help from the flood. >> as many as 300 people to this day still cannot return to their homes. >>> is president trump under investigation for possible obstruction of justice for not? coming up, while trump has tweeted that he is, his lawyer is making the rounds on tv claiming he's not. what some republicans are now saying about it as well. >>> plus, google's plan, downtown san jose's development would change the city forever. but will it get the green light? the next step san jose citizens are considering, coming up. stirp developi >>> a developing story this morning. some big numbers on the big board. the dow industrial average reach

de 2500 $ para dar con el paradero. en san josÉ buscan a tres hombres se cometieron un robo a mano armada dos de ellos probaron cerveza y el tercero Único al empleado a entregar el dinero en efectivo de la caja los tres sospechosos huyeron a pie. el que portaba el arma de fuego tiene 20 aÑos, los otros dos llevaban gorras negras. >> los sospechosos son muy peligrosos. uno estaba armado. por esa razÓn compartimos las imÁgenes. >> de estos que me entere al respecto, es algo que preocupa los vecinos. tengo hijos chiquitos en la tienda. no me gustarÍa que existieran ese tipo de juegos alrededor. porque una bala perdida o un accidente puede ocasionarle a cualquier cliente. marÍa: la policía pide que si alguien reconoce a los sospechosos y da algÚn tipo de informaciÓn podrÍa dirigirse directamente con ellos a cualquier estaciÓn policial. las autoridades de san josÉ arrestaron a una mujer el lunes por la noche porque el parecer matÓ a un motociclista mientras movÍa en un auto robado. intentaron a atrapar a la mujer de 27 aÑos por infringir la ley acelerando en la calle mont

cooperate with federal immigration authorities. san jose mayor said that even if it does become law san jose wouldn't loose a lot of funding. >> i expect we will continue to do what we are doing. that doesn't mean we will inform ice or talking to ice about whatever the police are doing. it doesn't mean we will cooperate with ice or do ice's work for them. >> the mayor said that san jose doesn't depend a lot on federal funding for public safety. that bill goes to the senate for a vote. >>> the house also passed kate's law. the legislation is named after a 32-year-old who was shot and killed while walking with her water on a pier. police arrested a man in the united states illegally. juan lopez sanchez claims that the stolen gun went off accidentally. he is still awaiting trial. the law would impose mandatory minimum sentences on criminal immigrants who re-enter after being deported. >> so, most immigrants who come here don't commit crimes at the rate that average united states citizens do. >> these are not huddled masses, yearing to be free or families attempting to come here for a bette

que llega desde el oceano 7 grados encima 4 en san josé todavía temperaturas bastante altas en las montañas >> siniestro a las 3 de la tarde cerca de launiversidad y fue sofocado las autoridades cerraron el tránsito en sentido norte >> en los ángeles eche un vistazo bomberos luchan contra incendio forestal que consumó 500 acres la zona es de difícil acceso >> no se reporta heridos >> dolor de cabeza para residenets miles de vehículos huye de la ciduad evadiendo la autopista para ir a playas de santa cruz >> interrupción de tranvia el tramo fue suspendido por falta de personal >> en san josé oficial involucrado en el área de estas calles cuando los agentes trataron detener conductor el piloto puso en reversa a los oficiales elagente le disparo >> la guardia costera anuncio decomiso de varias toneladas de cocaína se llevó a cabo conferencia de tráfico de personas cuál es el mensaje sobre este problema >> la gente no cree pasa pero pasa >> pdodria pasar frente a sus ojos >> [habla en inglÉs] >> el tráfico humano es la esclavitud moderna >> llegaron a la preparatoria con