es, san josé works, san josé trabaja, este año nuestro alcalde nos ha dado los recursos para empezar a darle trabajo a jóvenes tan pequeños como de 14 años, hasta los 21 años, que vivan en comunidades que han tenido problemas con pandillas para enfocarnos en ellos, yo sé que todos los jóvenes de nuestra comunidad merecen una oportunidad de saber del trabajo, pero en esta iniciativa nos vamos a enfocar en los más necesitados. >> damián: y esta es una colaboración entre la ciudad de san josé y el condado de santa clara, porque entre los dos más de 1,000 jóvenes pueden participar en este trabajo. >> mario: muy cierto, san josé siendo una gran parte de este condado tiene que ser parte de un esfuerzo colaborativo. >> damián: y qué es, trabajos en target, trabajos de buena paga, ¿verdad? >> mario: sí, en las librerías, en los centros comunitarios, quizás con los bomberos, darles experiencias que quizás regularmente no los tengan y también este año, damián, vamos a empezar por el sexto año, el safe summer initiative que son becas que les damos a grupos comunitarios d

it's coming to san jose. we need to just regulate it and rather than spending time trying to stop it. >> both sides are now expected to make those arguments before a santa clara county judge late they are month. like a heavyweight fight, both are confident they will win. with the nbc bay area investigative unit i'm tony kovaleski. >> thank you tony. if you have a tip, give us a call at 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail dlekt directly to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. >>> the arrest of former 49ers player ray mcdonald, information from court documents specifically that restraining order that was filed against him. his ex-fiance and the mother of his son claimed she filed the order. in legal papers she said mcdonald was drunk when he broke down the door at 3:00 in the morning. she also claims that mcdonald got physical as he was holding their baby. his attorney disputed the claims saying a witness will show there was no physical contact and no broken door. >>> this just in to the newsroom. president obama has just

, san francisco and san jose are. we still the capital of silicon valley though? >> you know i'm not sure scott, that we ever order the capital. i think we are the urban center of silicon valley -- >> does it still say capital of silicon valley on the side of garbage trucks? >> i didn't make it up -- >> will it still say it on the side of garbage trucks? you might change it? >> i might. look silicon valley is in 30 places at once. i think we can be the vibrant center of silicon valley. that's what i aspire to make this city. i think we've got a lot to brag about, but we've also got a lot of work to do. i'm not eager to start throwing out monikers like capital because i'm not sure they're applied. >> what's your pitch to young people moving north? i mean you've got one here. are you -- >> yeah. >> still. >> a ton of -- i -- >> that's where young people want to live now. >> yeah. it's not now. i mean i moved to san francisco in 1997 right. this is what young people did for many many years. if anything the trend is proba

is san jose prepared? senior investigative reporter stephen stalk has our report. male: i need you to bring in your medical gear reporting to me at the-- stephen stalk: video from a firefighter's helmet camera gives a close-up look at the chaos of the asiana crash at sfo. but it also shows the incredible and immediate actions of the first responders there. female: they all shared a similar experience of an initial impact. stephen: in fact, the ntsb's investigation credited san francisco's fire department's staffing levels as being, quote, "instrumental in responding so quickly and saving lives." male: there's essentially two large openings. stephen: sffd had 23 firefighters on duty all on the scene within 5 minutes of the crash. the first vehicle was there within 3 minutes. so we wanted to know just how prepared is the fire department at silicon valley's airport in case of a similar disaster here. we compared data from ten other major airports listed by the faa as similar in size and passenger traffic to s

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in san jose here are some numbers. a gallon of gas averages $3.44 in san francisco and $3.60 and in oakland $3.46. in each case the price is down each week and however the price remains higher than most of the united states. >>> big changes coming to target cvs health is buying pharmacies and clinics for nearly $2 billion. cvs says it will brand and run more target pharmacies inside stores nationwide. the reason behind the sale target ceo says the company, quote, simply lacks the expertise to operate its pharmacy business efficiently. >>> an unexpected call from outer space. we'll explain next. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com we're minutes away from game six of the stanley cup finals, right here on nbc bay areata >>> we are just two minute away from game six of the stanley cup final, tampa and chicago right here on nbc bay area. after the game tune in for a special 8:00 p.m. edition, p

close to 90 in san jose by noon tomorrow. triple digit temperatures tomorrow with the hottest day ahead for wednesday where a few spots could get close to 180 degrees inland. we'll show that in the micro climate forecast in a few minutes. >> thanks rob. you can track the heat on our nbc bay area app. click weather on the dropdown menu to find the forecast and temperatures for your neighborhood. >>> developing news in the south bay. hours from now, thousands of santa clara workers are set to go on strike. the walkoff would affect everything from your garbage collection to 911 calls. nbc bay area's robert honda is live in san jose with the drastic steps the county took in court to prevent services from coming to a screeching halt. robert, the county was trying to block the strike but ended up only getting a partial win. >> reporter: that's right. we're here at the santa clara county superior courthouse on north first street where a long court battle has been going on since this afternoon with the county looking for a way to kee

san jose looks good. 280 clear all the way out of san jose into the peninsula. now, we do have reports of a brush fire just south of 85 in saratoga. chp is headed out to the scene. fire crews, as well. you can see it from the freeway. but it's not affecting your drive time. traffic has been moving nicely there. may cause a bit of a distraction so do keep that in mind as you work your way through there this morning. as for the bay bridge we have a lot of delays here. metering lights are on backed up all the way into the maze. slow-and-go off the eastshore freeway just a bit but your drive time still pretty good. 19 minutes carquinez bridge. no delays coming off of 580 but again backed up almost to the maze at this point. checking your drive into san francisco. north 101 clear, 280 extension, no delays to report. in fact, if you have a flight to catch at sfo you're clear along 101. 880 looks gooas well heading to the oakland airport where it clears through there. southbound easy ride. you might see a few brake lights on the southbound side towards hayward. looks l

al sur al centro del ciudad de san josÉ. quizÁs se identifique estos dos sujetos, estos son los pormenores. estas dos mujeres caminan tranquilamente cuando repentinamente un desconocido que viste camisa azul las sorprende por detrÁs, luego se levantan y le arrebata el bolso a otra mujerpara darse a la fuga junto a otro sujeto, luego de haber caÍdo. >> estas dos damas salieron de un estacionamiento, fueron a una mÁquina para pagar. ramÓn: el incidente fue grabado por las cÁmaras de seguridad del estacionamiento ubicado en el 260 sur de la calle segunda en pleno centro de san josÉ. con este vÍdeo las autoridades creen que alguien podrÍa identificar los dos ladrones. >> estamos pidiendo al pÚblico que vean este video se reconocen los sospechosos se comuniquen con nosotros. ramÓn: en cuanto a los dos sospechosos parece que son hispanos de 20 aÑos de edad aproximadamente. uno mide de cuatro_cinco pies, nueve pulgadas y pesa 200 libras. >> la vÍctima contÓ en su declaraciÓn que son dos hispanos. >> parece que a uno

mid-80s in san jose. pretty close to the high temperatures we saw yesterday occurring at noon tomorrow and even san francisco, 70s by noon tomorrow. high temperatures are expecting, low 90s tomorrow around san jose. you can see san francisco upper 60s to upper 70s, south of market you see temperatures climbing on up. low 90s around the north bay. hottest spot towards the tri valley, temperatures tomorrow in the upper 9 0e's0s. the latest on tropical storm blanca to cab bow san lucas, it will drift and some of that will start to move closer to the bay area. tuesday and wednesday, this area of low pressure which is approaching our coast will kick up the sea breeze leading to cooling late tuesday into wednesday but it's enough of this moisture gets pulled to the northwest we could see scattered showers. notice the temperatures south bay, 80s into tuesday. wednesday big drop from 90s to the 70s. tri valley still 90s into tuesday and then 10 degree drop for the middle part of the weekend. as we approach next w

san jose climbing into the 90s. it looks like wednesday this little heat spell will peak and then some cooling comes thursday and friday. but we could see increased humidity. maybe uncomfortable. >> sunscreen and water for everyone. >> sounds like a good point. >> advice. >>> thanks for joining us. we'll see you at 11:00. bye. >>> kate hudson disowned by her dad. new details on her family falling out now on "extra." >>> hudson versus hudson kate's father bill breaking ties with his famous daughter. kate in london today with goldie's kids what recently told us about family life. >>> new video, tyler perry rushing to bobbi kristina's bedside. his heartbreaking visit with family as the browns and houstons finally making pride. >>> and caitlyn

and even san jose. and we are also looking at not only a heat advisory around south lake and western novato but also red flag warning and the possibility of dry lightning here. reason being our stronger high ridge of high pressure that brought the heat to the east bay valleys has shifted to the east and that allows for moisture to head up into the mountains. san jose partly cloudy. a nice looking saturday for you. half moon bay 57. 58 in san jose. a mild 60 degrees in oakland. not a lot of change for san francisco and oakland. changes felt today east of the caldecott tunnel. we are partly cloudy and a fantastic-looking day today in san francisco. 58 and 11 degrees cooler than you were this time yesterday over by the delta. 60 livermore and concord with some high clouds. 57 santa rosa. you were in the 90s yesterday. you can see the flag blowing from our roof camera. we will have a southerly to westerly wind today and that allows for some cooling. in fact, the winds will be quite gusty at times from the c

en san francisco el ahorro debera de ser del 8% y en san jose se necesita disminuir el uso del vital liquido en un 20%...escuchemos . (sot 5:30 pm in house) gary kremen, santclaraalley waterdistrict "sjwc is giving a budget to homes based on the number of people who live in the home and they are going to increase fines of people who are going over" estamos en el oce de racionar el agua a las casas basandonos en el numero de personas que vivan en ellas y vamos a incrementar las multas para quienes se pasen de el limite (vo water conservation in house) en este momento la empresa san jose water company esta trabajando en un plan en este momento pero se estima que sera un 30% menos del consumo promedio de una vivienda. expertos dicen que principalmente en los riegos de jardines se debera ver este ahorro de agua.y para ello ya se implementaron algunas reestricciones. en el este de la bahia los riegos deberan ser solo dos veces por semana entre las 6 de la tarde y las nueve de la noche. y no deberan usar en total mas de 75 galones por persona por dia. (vo jardin senor de san jose) ahora, s

is san jose prepared? senior investigator steven stock has our report. >> i need you to bring in the medical gear. >> reporter: video from a firefighter's helmet camera gives an up-close look of the crash at sfo. but it also shows the incredible and immediate action of the first responders there. >> they all shared a first experience of initial impact. >> reporter: the ntsb investigation credited the san francisco fire department as being quote, instrumental in responding so quickly and saving lives. >> there seems to be two large openings. >> reporter: sffd had firefighters on the crash within minutes, the first vehicle there within three minutes. so we wanted to know just how prepared is the fire department at silicon valley's airport in case of a similar disaster here. we compared data from ten other major airports listed by the faa as similar in size and passenger traffic to san jose international. what we found, san jose had the fewest number of firefighters on duty at any time at the airport. sjc has

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"today in the bay" stephanie chuang is live in san jose this morning. this agreement still bends a final approval and vote but this morning so far no strike. >> reporter: that's right. it would have been a much different scene here, hundreds maybe thousands of county workers at the county building striking as you said at 6:00 this morning, but after a nonstop 72-hour bargaining session a tentative deal was reached, a teal reached after 3:00 this morning. we have fresh video showing some of the workers from the negotiating team leaving the county building. the union had instructed workers to pickett for however long they typically work, meaning an eight hour workday would have eight hours on the pickett line. a lot of frustration after months of negotiation. 97 to 98% of voting members had authorized to strike. the union represents about 9,000 of 17,000 santa clara county workers from 911 dispatchers to nurses to liberians. the disagreement was over not enough employee pay and an extreme worker shortage including to sciu local 521. before the weekend cou

that really made the headlines here in downtown san jose. so we are expecting university police to make some sort of announcements later on this morning sometime during business hours. live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> this morning, police are trying to sort out what happened during an armed robbery and shooting in san francisco's mission district. kpix 5's anne makovec is

it's coming to san jose. we need to just regulate it rather than spending time trying to stop it. >> and both sides are now expected to make those arguments before santa clara county judge later this month. like a heavyweight fight, both are confident they will win. with the nbc bay area investigative unit i'm tony kovaleski. >> thank you tony. if you have a tip for tony or anyone else in the unit give us a call or send us an e-mail directly to the unit. >>> let's check in with jeff ranieri. any chance of rain in the next couple days? >> well, it does look like the possibility of thunderstorms especially by the upcoming weekend, all having to do with hurricane andres in the pacific. we're not expecting a u.s. or mexico landfall with this storm system but some of the moisture associated with it could bring us thunderstorms. you'll get a preview of that in the scrolling seven-day forecast. take you outside on the sky camera network right now. the fog is already back into san francisco, running at full strength.

for san jose veterans. as we've been reporting , they >>> a partial victory today for san jose veterans. they want city hall to fly the p.o.w. flag permanently and not just on special occasions. this is the flag. it's dedicated to prisoners of war and those missing in action. the veterans say the state of california flies that flag on a permanent basis and that san jose should as well. today city council members approved flying the flag during the week of the fourth of july. >> we want to move forward on what we can do today to make sure that we're flying the flag and then come back in august and continue to work on the 365-day. but let's get something done today and make sure it's flying during the fourth of july holiday. >> veterans have even some ideas about where the flag should fly, on the same pole as the u.s. flag just below old glory. >>> take you outside, live pictures from the port of oakland. the port is going high tech to help speed up the flow of cargo. as we speak, bluetooth sensors are being

and is refusing to co >>> right now a stalemate in san jose. why a man climbed up there in the downtown area and is refusing to come down. >>> and the supreme court countdown. the court could rule on several major issues including same-sex marriage. >>> and after the low morning clouds we get more sunshine this afternoon and warm-up for midweek. more coming up in the forecast. >>> a light volume of traffic now. here's oakland. in the north bay we have one lane of the freeway blocked. we'll show you if that affects your drive, coming up. >>> good morning, thank you for joining us. >> i'm laura sanchez. militants detonated bombs on parliament overnight. it wounded dozens of people and startled lawmakers gathered for a vote.

it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >> welcome back, anyone who uses san jose san jose airport could be affected by a city council vote today. >> it will determine if companies like uber and lyft can expand the operations at the airport. oz matt is there for us. >> dropping off passengers at mineta san jose international airport now the problem it is picking up the passengers. you need a permit to do that. today, the city council can give a frie ]2l light to uber and lyftu other co32g:u(0@v thatúpÑ to; dop q that picking up passengers at the airport. today, the city council is looking at permitting transportation network companies and staff2"1 said in$ jose could lose $250,000 by not allowing the services. the public out it wills commission is in charm of regulating uber and lyft and others and in charge ofnd regulating the mayor liccardo and vice mayor want to approve the thank network companies for a one year pilot program under the current rules. and they want finger printing and back group checks to drivers and vehicle inspends, full payment of all fees and fines for past operatio

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the southernmost city san jose. in most cases, the cables were in underground vaults covered by heavy manhole covers. some along highways others in remote areas. the acts of sabotage resemble what happened six years ago when vandals cut underground cables at four sites, knocking out phone and internet service to 50,000 south bay customers. at&t did not return our calls today. it's not known if the same people are responsible for the recent sabotage. the fbi is coordinating the investigation. vic lee abc 7 news. >>> the oakland police department is opening up dozens of cold cases and asking the public for help in solving these murders, some of which happened months or years ago. crime victim families joined police along international boulevard to launch this new campaign. some carried pictures of their loved ones. police say it is time for crime witnesses to break their silence and come forward with information. >> we have to get over this point or we're sitting there and just saying, you know what, the person was in

oakland then, san jose, san ramon and antioch at 54. mill valley is 44 degrees. watch the cloud cover rolling back to the coast and stays. we will have plenty of fog along the golden gate bridge if you are headed that way in the afternoon. 50s to 80s rather than 60s to 90's like yesterday. 75 in milpitas. 76 in santa clara, low-to-mid 70s on the peninsula, and upper 50s along the post and downtown is south san francisco mid-60s and mid-70s to he 80s through the not bay valley and mid-60s to mid-70s from richmond to fremont and headed over to inland east bay neighborhood 82 in san ramon to 89 and the 90's are again for a day. at the gay 62 at 12:35 to 67. my seven-day forecast shows four degrees warmer tomorrow and wees there a couple of degrees on saturday and summer starts on sunday and seasonal tomorrows for gather's day and our cool of the day is -- our cool of the day is monday. >> northbound 101 up the peninsula through redwood city to holly street and san carlos traffic is light if you go up the peninsula. both directions you can

. >>> and san jose police are recruiting officers. what they're offering to bring more women to the table. animals are washing up on our shores and actually scaring beach goers. scientists say unuslly >>> a number of purple slimy animals are washing on shore and scaring beach goers. scientists say unusually warm ocean water may be to blame. ian coal hit the beach to find out what they are. >> there's an uneasy feeling off some east bay beaches. purple blobs are invading frightening some beach goers. >> been here a few times, never seen anything quite like that. it was interesting. >> angela spotted one on the beach in alameda. >> looked like a blob fish or body organ. >> reporter: someone recently called police thinking it was a human heart, but they're actually a type of see shrug. >> they're gross looking for sure, when you find them they're just kind of a jelly like blob. often they're inking purple. >> they're named sea hairs. >> they're harmless nothing they can do other than gross you out. >> reporter: she's a naturalist for eas

in san francisco and ran 50 miles to san jose where he lives. what's amazing is 14 months ago, he could barely run 10 minutes. that's because he weighed 370 pounds. he started off running at night when no one could see him. as you can see, he progressed quickly. now at 220 pounds, he's finished several marathons. today's run was special. >> basically i grew up without a father. only day i think about it is father's day. today happens to be my birthday. i didn't want anything -- i feel i've com so far in 14 months i didn't want anything to bring me down. wanted to try to do something. >> that something a 50 mile overnight run was daunting, especially the last mile. >> i blocked out mile 49. >> it wasn't just a personal journey. he ran to give back. he raised $12,000 to offer education money for foster children. an amazing way to celebrate a transformation of personal victory and 42nd birthday. >> reporter: jake says the moral of his story is it's never too late. he makes me want to start running again. back to you. >> all right mary anne. thanks

mid-70s around san jose. san francisco there in the 60s. 70s in the north bay and the tri-valleys some mid-90s today. tomorrow low 808ós. the week off to a cooler start. low 60s into san francisco. even the tri-valley cool to start the week. highs near 80. wednesday could see 90s back in the forecast come thursday and friday. back to you. >> thanks very much. >> still to come cocaine found in a place you'd never expect. you think you've heard it all? you haven't. >> we're going to tell you about this. >> how it happened who did it. it will blow your mind. that's next. >>> busted in bogota. police in colombia have a woman in custody caught trying to smuggle liquid cocaine inside her breast implants. >> what? >> yes. >> she was getting ready to board a flight to spain when her apparent nervousness and lying caused police to become suspicious. x-rays revealed it all. the woman then confessed. >> those implants are gone. they're evidence. police have recovered get this three pounds of cocaine inside those breast

pretty -- in san jose. pretty spot on. 101 in the inland areas and extremely dry conditions and high fire danger. and by the weekend i'll keep an eye on the forecast because we could see some monsoonal moisture lifting up from the south providing us with some muggy conditions. so we'll keep a watchful eye on that one. >>> summer is here. >> it is right? what happened to june? we went from -- you know, i mean really. >> i know fourth of july is a week and a half away. incredible. >> gosh already. >> christmas is six months. >> there we go. [ laughter ] >>> thanks roberta. fisherman in australia has quite a tale. take a look at this. he caught a rare basking shark, the shark measures 20 feet long and it was caught off the south coast of victoria. this shark is second largest next to the whale shark and so rare it's only the third time a shark like this has been caught in victoria since 1880. whoo. can you imagine swimming next to that thing? >> that's a big boy. >>> how about this? they say good things come i

we are talking about an average of $3.44 a gallon in san jose. if you go to f or you're in san francisco it's $3.60 on average and oakland $3.46. this is of course according to the aaa. our prices are down here in the bay area and across california for that matter. gas cheaper here by about 7 currents over last week, down about a quarter, that is a coin quarter not a quarter of a price last month, but overall across the nation gas is inching up according to the leading gas analysts. it is a slow hike, though. prices were higher for the last holiday weekend, driving weekend and approximate memorial day weekend but could stay lower for the 4th of july. our completion over at cnbc found that lower gas prices are v. not stimulated the economy as some economists have been predicting that they would, but no one is going to complain about paying a few bucks less at the pump and a couple pennies less might not amount to enough money to take a trip, but it might buy you a little cotton cannedy once you get there. we know that's expensive, too. in san jose

jose giants municipal stadium will have one as well as the lake in south san jose. and we're live at city hall in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> thank you. academy award-winning composer james horner was killed in ventura county in a single plane crash. ♪ ♪ horner won two oscars for the music in the film "titanic" and did music for many other films. small plane registered to horner went down yesterday in the national forest. so far authorities have not officially released the identity of the person killed but horner's attorney told the "l.a. times" no one has heard from him and some friends of horner's posted tributes of him online. >>> pilots for the airline with a bay area hub says it's cutting corners for safety. allegiant air is a low fare carrier that uses mostly old planes and it has an oakland airport as the hub. now the pilots' union is complaining about a bare minimum approach to safety and maintenance. they cite 38 potentially dangerous incidents during the first three months of the year. >>> hundreds of firefighters are battling a wildfire south of la

this is 280 in san jose at 17 the fog is hanging in the air. it will be that way through the morning commute cooler this morning at 56 to 62 and as we head through the 12-hour day planner we stay 62 at coast to 82 inland where everyone will be sunny but are if the coast and you will be partly cloudy and that will keep you in the 60 at 4:00 while the rest of us are in the 70s and 80s. by 7:00, then, it will be comfortable at 60 to 80. today, what you will notice when the fog hits, it will be humid by our standards so when we get 90 inland east bay areas, get ready. >> so far the commute is if. starting with the macarthur maze you can actually see the traffic is light as you head between emeryville out of berkeley and toward 580 and moving over to the bay bridge tolls, the traffic, of court the metering lights are turn on around 534 and the traffic is building, particularly if you make the transition between 880 and grand eve. i will update you this morning on part service that is impacting the commute on saturday and an update on doyle drive. we

tonight there is word that san jose firefighters have reached a new labor agreement. after years of bitter battles with the city. but will this new agreement stop the cuts that many say has left the fire department dangerously understaffed? nbc bay area's robert honda is live with what needs to happen before the deal can be finalized. >> reporter: no doubt, coming to a tentative agreement does address some of the department's most immediate short term problems including morale and recruiting especially down to 744 just five years ago. there is some hope the stability of this contract will help solve some of the department's big long-term problems. the san jose fire department has taken many hits over the past five years that has taken a toll on numbers and morale. the new tentative agreement could be a big step in addressing both. >> the biggest break in this contract has been our members took zero percent increases for multiple years. they have seen no new money since 2008. for them to put money back and begin to restore the pay cuts they took. >> reporter: the propo

a deadly phone in san jose. first responders are on the scene. good afternoon, i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm maria medina. kpix 5's len ramirez joins us live. len, tell us what happened. >> reporter: well, we're on the south side of the downtown area at second and martha street. you can see that police officers are still surrounding the scene. we have confirmed that one man is deceased apparently he was an electrical worker up on a cherrypicker. you might be able to see that from our picture, as well. the cherrypicker up there somehow fell from the cherrypicker. we don't know the circumstances with how this may have happened but a witness told us that there was a road rage incident under the truck where this happened and that incident involved two drivers apparently in some sort of fisticuffs during the time this was happening. unknown whether this had to do with the man falling or he might have been distracted and got himself electrocuted somehow or may have been trying to maneuver his cherrypicker out of the area. at this point police haven't con

oakland, 84, san jose 89, santa rosa 92. a great day to check in with the weather watcher triple digits in dana jones' backyard n. nevada 100 degrees with sunshine. wine country dave peraza reports 101. we're talking triple digits in many locations nevado 108 san martin 100. the bay area, 62. you want the 60s go to the beach? you want the one hundreds we had plenty of that today too. mild night today concord 60, san jose 63 for a low and san raphael 55. but we're talking about the fact that it's not going to be as hot tomorrow. as a matter of fact, 20 degrees cooler. why? the wind today was wrapping around this ridge of high pressure coming from the northeast and land. this low will get closer kind of shove the ridge out of the way and now the winds tomorrow came oults of the southwest. that ocean influence the ocean still sitting at 53 degrees that has not changed. once it returns that cooler flow will also come back, but there's tropical moisture once again. remanence of blanca moving over old mexico, southern california.

it was carrying splice and science projects, some of them from san jose students, san jose state, i believe, to the international space station. russia plans to send a rocket to that station with more supplies. >>> so paypal is backing down from a controversial new robo call policy that was about to start tomorrow. it would have contacted customers with auto dial or pre recorded calls and then text messages. even if they didn't give paypal permission. the only way to opt out would be to quit using paypal all together. the on line payments company is now changing its tune after the fcc and consumer activists objected. it now says no one will be contacted without prior written consent. >>> and the proof is in the pudding on that one, but we hope for consumer sake that that's true. right now we have some heat definitely coming through our area. you're dressed appropriately. >> yes, it's going to be hot and just sizzling these next couple of days. so you just want to take it easy and try to stay cool as, you know, this type of weather you just have to drink lots of water. let's start out this m

in san jose, not everyone had an umbrella. paul deanno is in the weather center tonight. >> record rainfall in san jose. all of one tenth of one inch. but yes, it was raining there several hours. also record rainfall in livermore. how about half an inch of rain in alamo? that is more than you received in january, april, it is more than you received in may. and now we are getting the rain in june. in livermore, the quarter inch of rainfall is more than we averaged in june, july, an august combined. a summer's worth of rainfall in one afternoon. we will talk about when temperatures will approach 100. >> thanks paul. >>> who would vandalize a memorial to fallen troops? mark kelly says that is what the city of danville is determined to find out tonight. >> reporter: a memorial honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice, this weekend, it received the ultimate insult. >> very heartbroken. this is a memorial and i can't think of anything worse for people to do. >> reporter: police say sunday night in the dark, someone spray paint

"today in the bay" bob redell live in san jose with what this means for the san jose fire department, but also for taxpayers. >> reporter: we're talking about a significant raise for the men and women who protect most of the homes here in the south bay. if the city council approves this plan tonight here at san jose city hall, san jose firefighters could see a raise of almost 15% over the next four years, the first year being retroactive. on top of that the firefighters would receive a lump sum payment that amounts to an additional 3% in pay. now, the firefighters local union points out that not only is this their first raise in seven years, but that they've been working with fewer people touring that time. the deal would also require every unit to be manned with at least four firefighters and would leave open future talks over their pensions an benefits which will be refuducedreduced. the santa clara board of supervisors are supposed to -- police can only charge the person who sets off the firework, if approved they would be able to go after the property owner. if a tenant at an apar

san jose, 66 . santa rosa at 72 degrees. futurecast shows plenty of low clouds in the forecast tonight coming back in the peninsula and extending right through the east bay. tomorrow looks like today. it will take a little while for the clouds to come in the inland. mid to upper 80s by tomorrow. you can see by 6:00 tomorrow night, mostly sunny skies around the bay. high pressure today is just beginning to build in over the bay area. it will be warm inland and cool near the coastline again for tuesday but as the high begins to build in the next 72 hours it will be near 100 degrees inland by thursday and the warmest spot. it will cool off by the weekend but there's a couple warm days ahead. to sum it up, stratus through tuesday. sunshine by the afternoon for most places. midweek warmup then near 100 degrees inland by the latter half of the week. temperatures tomorrow will be close to average. 66 in the city. concord tomorrow 85 countries. san jose, 79 . in oakland 71. down in the south bay we'll see santa clara get 76. plenty

in san jose vicki liviakis kron 4 news. seven months after a san jose teen with cancer was given two weeks to live.alex matlosz-cox is not only continuing the fight.but also pursuing his dreams. the 18-year-old was diagnosed with an aggressive form of bone cancer at 15, and its been a battle ever since. alex is now using his time to follow his passion of reducing his carbon footprint. so in an effort to install solar panels on his roof, alex turned to recycling, and even got donations from friends. but alex was surpised when a number of renewable energy companies teamed up to install 30-thousand dollars worth of solar panels on his roof. >>:it means a lot to us and i hope that it means a lot of them as well >>:often times i just internalize my excitement but i hope that i can be very lot longer second do more --so i can do more alex intends to donate the majority of the money he raised for the solar panels.to cancer research. and the rest he wants to donate to some of his favorite >> vicki : monsoon season has hit the phoen

our reporter is in san jose with more details. matt? >> yes, the past year we have had some serious fireworks injuries in san jose. firefighters are often the ones who have to deal with the aftermath. that is why 9 mayor liccardo and city council members and firefighters are getting behind a new proposed ordinance giving additional authority to cite people over the fireworks with an increase in complaints. last year four people were injured in santa clara including a boy who was seriously injured and his father arrested after fireworks exploded in their home. with the drought fireworks could spark a fire. according to our media partner, the ordinance allows park rangers and code enforcement and community service officers to issue citations. the mayor liccardo said it gives san jose more eye on the street. the proposal will be discussed at june 23 city council meeting but would not be if place positive this fourth of july. santa clara county supervises voted on an ordinary nap to fine the property owners for illegal fire works use before

san jose, northbound 280, that looks good from the downtown san jose area into the west valley. back to the desk. >> thank you. >>> the golden state warriors need to win just one of the next two scheduled games to become nba champions for the first time in 40 years. alex savidge is live at oracle arena and says the entire team is headed to cleav land for tomorrow's -- cleveland for tomorrow's game 6. >> reporter: yes, they will be flying out later this morning to cleveland to get ready for game 6 tomorrow night. one win away. but boy that last win will be tough to get. i think the whole team understands just how difficult it will be to close out the cleveland cavaliers, especially knowing lebron james won't give up without a fight. last night it was steph curry, he led the charge down the stretch. >> curry for 3. bang! exclamation point! >> reporter: boy, steph curry was on fire near the end of the game. he helped to seal the deal in game 5 last night here at oracle arena. he dropped in 47 points. he had 17 in the 4th quarter. just like they did the game before, the warriors wen

san jose right now. and over in pleasanton very pleasant indeed. 73 degrees. that was in the mid 90s around this time on saturday. so the cooler air reaching the tri valley. there is a look at the ocean air conditioning at work. downtown san francisco. 61 degrees, winds 15 to 20 miles per hour. that coupled with the low clouds about 2,000 feet thick, no problem spilling inland. we'll see it again tonight. west at 15 bringing in that cooler air across the tri valley. so tomorrow morning, you're going to get the low clouds into livermore. the delta and even out to sacramento or stockton if you're headed that way early tomorrow. and we could see some drizzle at times around the east bay, certainly along the coast and around the golden gate grij for the morning and afternoon like today, patchy low clouds some drizzle perhaps around pacifica and half moon bay. sunnier skies around santa cruz. so as you notice the seven-day forecast, first half of the week looks mild. it's the second half of the week where the

the hills are in san jose. let's bring in jeff ranieri. >> they are concentrated across the east and south bay in the interior valleys. what i want to show you is the drought map, real time data updated from the drought monitor. what you will be able to see is the bulls eye over california and that is where it is the worst throughout the west especially throughout the sierra nevada where a third of our water comes from. for the bay area specifically you can see the extreme drought and that is where conditions will continue to be the driest especially throughout our dry months of june july and august. our fire forecast keeps winds from 20 to 22 miles per hour. definitely fire danger up there thursday and friday and then decreases by saturday and sunday. what i'm concerned about is next week in the forecast we have humidity levels drop 15 to 25% in that range as inland temperatures range 80 to 88 degrees. some of the highest fire danger in contra costa. we are tracking the full forecast and a little bit of drizzl

san jose is about the same. redwood city is 76 a warm spot on the peninsula semi-i don't at 73 and in the low sits along the coast and daly city is 59, and mid-60s south san francisco and the north bay mid-to-upper 70s and santa rosa at 82. loan the east bay more 68 in richmond and berkeley low-to-mid 70s elsewhere. inland we have mainly low-to-mid 80s comfortable here. brentwood is the warm spot at 88 degrees. tonight, low-to-mid 50s again, possibly a few upper 40s in napa and santa rosa. my seven-day forecast is two- to four-degrees warmer tuesday into wednesday and look at thursday and friday. the upper 90 and triple digs inland and 80s an the bay and 60 at the coast. we fall back to normal level at ten degrees cooler by saturday and sunday. have a great day. >> leyla? >>> light. we look from walnut creek camera a look at 680 as you head out of pleasanton hill at highway 24, and we have nice healthy gaps between the vehicles so not tapping the breaks northbound traffic, nice and clear and accident free. no ac

in san jose. do authorities now know contactually what happened out there? in san jose. ===tak== >>> still some questions about yesterday's deadly collision between a car and light rail train in san jose. the train crashed into the car about 7:30 last night at capital avenue near allen rock. the train and the driver of the saturn were traveling in the same direction when that car suddenly made a u-turn in front of the train. the driver was killed passenger suffered moderate injuries. witnesses said the train had the green light and right of way. >>> the search is over for the man accused of fatally shooting a veteran police officer in new orleans. now the rookie cop spotted the suspect travis boys trying to get on a bus early yesterday morning. boys was handcuffed in a patrol car. somehow he was able to get his hands in front of him. he fatally grabbed the officer's gun and shot him. darrel holloway was the police officer's name. the weapon used did not actually belong to the officer. >> we realiz

matt keller is in san jose with more. matt? >> you have the fire danger the threat to people and fireworks are just plain noisy for neighborhoods. this proposed ordinance could make it easy for the city to stop the explosions. san jose is a booming city in more one. >> we have heard from our residents loud and clear that they are very concerned about the use of the illegal fire bees would. >> stopping illegal fireworks was the follow behind the news conference with mayor liccardo and council members and police and fire officials. they are behind a proposed ordinance giving authority to more city workers to give citations to people possessing or using illegal fireworks. >> we could not possibly put out enough officers to stop the fireworks. we want to leverage people using fines and sanctions and using many of our employees who are not sworn. >> if the city council sets this issue as a top priority for san jose at the next meeting the propped ordinance would authorize another 80 or so park ranges and code enforcement and communi

san jose forecasting 91 degrees there. you want relief, head to the coast. 65 to about 76 degrees with the clearing of the skies. 80s and 90s across the peninsula and up to 105 in gilroy. east of the bay, numbers topping off at 107 degrees in brentwood. antioch 106. triple digits will be very common, in fact north of the golden gate bridge, from the 60s to the 70s into the 80s and 90s. 97 in sonoma. the heat is on in clearlake at 102 degrees. >>> thanks, roberta. today a military plane crashed into a residential neighborhood in indonesia killing at least 49 people. a c-130 hercules went down in the city after take-off. the plane as man fed lists 50 people on the flight but the air force chief says the may be higher according to the manifest. many passengers were families of military personnel. the plane had been in service for more than 50 years. >>> two coast guard members are recovering from minor injuries after their helicopter crash- landed at san francisco airport. it happened yesterday at the end of a test flight as

. >>> downtown san jose. monday, june 1st, and you're watching "today in the bay." >>> good monday morning. i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez. new this morning, right now, the state department is trying to come up with a plan to rescue several americans being held against their will in yemen. the four u.s. citizens were taken prisoner and are being held in the capital city of san sanaa. the "washington post" says attempts to rescue them failed and they're being held by the houthi group. >>> not all facebook users are the same. >> it's the people who plan to converge on facebook today that want to let facebook know how important their alternate identities are. "today in the bay" is live to explain the controversy. >> reporter: this group of protesters will caravan from san francisco later this morning to peninsula to facebook headquarters here to protest the social media giant's policy of requiring people to register with their legal names whenever they want to set up an account. now, this has been a problem