and 60 in san jose. low to mid-60s around concord, san ramon, half moon bay, not to bad in san francisco and hayward 59, oakland about 57 right now. temperatures, low to mid-60s along the coast and into san francisco. 67 to 71 for the rest of us. beautiful shot from the east bay hills camera. air is still very clean. no spare the air alert today. this is how it breaks down. high clouds, a few of them roaming but a whole lot of sunshine. and low to mid-60s at 2:00. i would say around 60 to 67 around 4:00 and then dropping to mid-50s around 6:00 and feeling temperatures in the mid-50s this evening. this is one of the brighter and warmer days at the coast this week. doesn't santa cruz look inviting right now. so at the coast, today is the sunniest and warmest days. clouds come in like the marine layer in the summer for the next couple of days. trails, if you are thinking about going out for a run or walking the dog, there is a high amount of tree pollen to contend with. fog in the north bay, around the bay

a weekend american history tv is featuring san jose, california. the citycently visited to showcase its history. in 1943 the international business machines corporation or their west coast manufacturing in san jose. it was later deemed the capital of silicate and valley. >> in november of 1777 a group and6 settlers moved down came here to san jose and established themselves. this was moved from its original location to this location here to proper downtown san jose. the thing that is behind us is the last remaining structure which was built in 1777. mid-1770's, california at that time was settled by the spaniards. they had two different establishments at the time. foundedre operated and by the military and missions that were established by the franciscan priests. these went to san diego to san francisco at the time. nothat point you had city-based establishment. had a lott time you of native americans running through california, it was the intent of the spaniards to christianize the native americans who were established year. at this time also, you

francisco and came here, to san jose to establish a pueblo. the pueblo was moved from its original location to this downtownhere in proper san jose. the adobe that they see behind us is the last remaining structure of that pueblo, as built in 1797. in the mid-1770's, california at that time was settled by the spaniards. and they had two different establishments at the time. weread presidio's, which operated and founded by the military, and you had the missions that were established by the franciscan priests. they were up and down california, from san diego all the way to san francisco at the time. until that time you had no -- basically a city type of establishment. had a lott time you of native americans still running, throughout california, and it was the attempt of the spaniards to try and settle and the original settlers, the native americans that were already established year. at this time, also, you had intrusions from the french, british, and russian interests coming into the the civic coast. the spaniards were looking at away of settli

to san jose. 75 degrees. most locations today about 2 to 6 degrees warmer than the same time yesterday. and typical of what we get in an almost spring or summerlike pattern, you still see low 60s around half moon bay. 77 in concord. so we've got on-shore winds. along the coast that may bring in a patch or two of low clouds. still got numbers from the mid-40s to start the day. dress in layers. you'll need a jacket probably through about 9:00 in the morning, then look at the hour by hour forecast. for places like san jose you'll see temperatures starting off close to 50, then soaring into the mid-70s by 2:00. a few spots can be closing in on 80 degrees. >> what a difference a week makes. you can track the forecast with our free nbc bay area app. just click on the weather tab, get the latest updates for your neighborhood. >>> house speaker paul ryan and the trump administration are vowing to move forward on their plan to repeal and replace obamacare regardless of what a congressional budget office fi

san jose is a bigger issue. northbound 880, hayward, an earlier crash on the shoulder that will be a dris traction. not a problem towards the north san mateo bridge. to the south bay, overall things are looking good but 101 by sjc, this is still blocking the two right lanes. i'm told there's a bigger pickup truck with a bust ee eed axel blocking the right two lanes. it's also affecting the brokaw off ramp. 880 north taking brokaw over there, that will get you past the scene. we'll get a little more detail. that was northbound 101 at brokaw. over here, the trivalley looks like an easy drive coming in west bound. something we saw from our live camera, i didn't notice this before but it's very clear. look at the top of your screen. you can see off the altamont pass. it's clear right here. clear toward livermore. >>> amazon wants to make sure you look good. the internet giant has a new way to help you drisess. >> for more on that, landon dowdy at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> you guys give me tough compe

we go back to our look at san jose. in november of 1777 a group of 66 settlers moved down to san francisco and came here to san jose. it was moved from its original location to this location here, the adobe that we would see behind us is the last remaining structure of what we saw in 1797. california was's settled by the spaniards. they had two different establishments. they had military operations and they also had missions which were established by the franciscan priests. californiap and down all away up to san francisco or there was nome city establishment. you had a lotme of native americans in california. the spaniardsl of to christianize the native americans who were established year. at this time also, you had intrusions from the french, british, and russian interests that were coming into the pacific coast. the spaniards were looking at a way of settling and controlling the region that we know as california. the difficulty was see trouble going up the coast was against the trade winds. the thought was if they co

close are and closer to san jose. >> next up will be the opening of the new station here in san jose. but there is growing concern that this could become the end of the line, that a much wished for extension into downtown san jose and to santa clara might be in doubt. the wild card is whether efforts to cut the budget in washington will impact the $1.5 billion in federal funds needed to do the six mile project. the project is still in the environmental review stage. >> we are hopeful that we have met all of the string ent criteria and we're hopeful that the federal government will continue with this process that we have been long engaged to. >> reporter: the san jose extension is expensive since it involves a five-mile tunnel through the downtown area near is the ap center. just over half of the project cost is coming from local and state sources including two voter approved measure. former congressman honda thinks it could sway washington to say yes. >> we're self-help. the money came out our pockets first, don't you think that's a good deal. >> reporter: in san jose, abc 7 news. >>

in san jose lydia pentases kron4 news. (hermela)in vallejo, a family is desperately searching for answers about a loved one that's been missing for weeks. 48 year old james stepps was on his way to see his granddaughter on february 27th.. but he never made it. jackie stepps.. james's wife of 23 years.. called a tow yard.that's where she found the mistubishi eclipse james was driving.it was considerd abandoned on rollingwood road.. just blocks away from his daughter's house where he was headed.standupvallejo police are investigating this incident.they say they're not sharing details surrounding the car in order not to compromise their investigation. reporting in vallejo, ha k4 news. (dan kerman)here at the federal courthouse in sacramento, matthew muller sentenced to 40 years in prison for the august 2015 kidnapping of denise huskins from her boyfriend aaron quinns vallejo home.both huskins and quinn argued muller should be sentenced to life in prison huskins saying she still has nightmares of the kidnapping and rape quinn

nbc bay area's christie smith joins us from san jose. you spoke with the mom about this frightening ordeal? >> reporter: that's right. the mom says she is still scared even today. she was standing outside with her daughter. going to start a playdate. when out of the blue a man came at them with no clothes on. she says they had to run and hide until police came. >> we just came from school with my daughter and my daughter's friend. and we get out from the car, and a man was walking to our side. naked without clothes. >> a woman living near eva court didn't want to show her face on camera. she is upset and so is her 9-year-old daughter. yesterday before a police chase and shooting in san jose, a nude man approached, near her drive wave. >> of course, kids never see that kind of stuff. they are crying. >> a mom showed up and they ran and hid in a park across the street. >> just come back. just come back. >> they watched the erratic behavior and then police arrived. >> when he chased the lady from here with the kids, yeah, he was endangering

san jose. 53 in mountain view. your forecast calls for the clouds, maybe a lingering shower in the south bay, peninsula. overwise we're looking at increasing sunshine, 50s to near 60 by noontime. mid 60s in the south bay and livermore. we do have another rain maker heading our way. it's a one on the storm impact scale. i'll detail it in a few minutes. >> obamacare is the law of the land after the gop pulled the replacement bill. president trump says the blame lies squarely with the democrats despite the republicans controlling the house and congress. stephanie ramos has more from capitol hill. >> reporter: republicans and president trump lost a huge battle friday. >> i'm disappointed because we could have had it. >> we came really close today but we came up short. obamacare is the law of the land and will remain the law of the land until it's replaced. >> reporter: the speaker and president admitting they didn't have the votes to repeal and replace the affordable care act. conservatives blocked

. >> we've following breaking news in san jose. about 15 minutes ing a light rail service resumed after being shut down for most of the night. this was right loosening 1st street in japantown. how he died is among many of the questions tonight. rick boon is at the scene. >> reporter: police are trying to look at surveillance videos that was on a light rail train thashls called to identity this man in the middle of the road. they're right guy on cameras to give simon type of clue as to how this man died. >> japantown neighbors stunned after a man was killed at the end of the day of their street. it happened across from the japantown vta light rail station along north 1st street around 8:00 p.m. >> we have to work backwards. >> a conductor noticed the man in the road and alerted police. officers aren't sure if it was a hit-and-run or the man was already in the road and a driver ran him over. >> we know nothing about him. i just know from looking at him he's an adult male. >> vta shut down in both directions between civic center and c

all you have to do is contact san jose city hall for more information. >>> in the meantime, san jose's mayor sam ricardo rolling out a new warning system to warn residents well in advance, hours if not days. they will be using a lot more than just technology to help people affected. >> that includes electronic communications and through the media and, more importantly, the communities that don't have access to the internet. >> it's in an early draft form and mayor liccardo has pushed for the plan as the warnings last month came way too late. >>> a university student is recovering from meningitis at uc berkeley. students are being asked to get vaccinated. students have to watch for symptoms like fever, headache, rash, body aches. there are other symptoms as well. students can get a vaccine from the health center but not until tomorrow. >>> a man is behind bars with scary allegations for parents. this is pablo ruiz who was arrested after a suspected of child molestation and selling and possession of pornography. once police searched his home, investigators found proof that he had sexual

oakland, san francisco, san jose. in the 50s . it will drop to 49 in san francisco. fremont, 44. livermore, 41 degrees. no 30s tonight because we are more humid and a little cloudier. partly cloudy skies outside now. strong area of high pressure to the south. battling with a strong area of low pressure in the gulf of alaska. the storm track one. the rain one. this time, a different victor. the ridge winds storm track stays to the north and we stay mainly dry. cloud cover north of santa rosa, mostly cloudy the majority of the day. much of the bay area with the sunshine. a little preview of summer here. perhaps fogged in comes thursday morning. we will stay warm and dry. active storm track topping three to six inches of rainfall. far north western california. washington coastline for us. not a drop. temperatures are not going to drop as well. look how high they go tomorrow. concord, want a 73-degree day? got one. san jose, you hit 70. santa rosa. close in vallejo. san rafael and oakland. napa, 72. it gets warm, stays warm. mid 70s thursday and friday. upper 60s near the bay. dry th

as it headed back to san jose. farelas worked at peppertree school in los gatos for years, up until this fall.her co- workers say, she was a big part of their community.they say, parents and children loved her dearly. trt:13/ just a wonderful soul and beautiful person. everyone loves her here at peppertree and everyone is going to miss her terribly. farelas mother... who was also on the flight ... survived the crash. according to friends... she is now in critical condition. a generous donation.. for the victims of the devastating flooding in san jose. a southern california billionaire gave 5- million dollars to the victim's relief fund. this.. as thousands of families continue to clean up their water- logged homes. kron 4's alecia reid spoke with one family won't be able to return home for months. flood damage is extreme on this stretch of road.evidence is still visible, both in and outside the homes.folks here are grateful hearing that a billionaire donated 5-million dollars.pkgnatsot - it's one of the worst disas

arrived toily, we san jose, we really felt different. you don't know people, you don't have friends. it was difficult in the beginning. the life we had there was familiar, a small place, we felt that home, basically. [speaking in spanish] tothe young people leaving san jose, because they need to go to college, and most likely not returning because they got a job, or something, and the is staying in limon. it is a different feeling, an absolute different feeling. all the possible talent you could have in the community is moving to another place because there are no possibilities in limon. the reason are no possibly in limon is because there are no people. it is a circle. ♪ [speaking in spanish] >> we are building a terminal. container terminal specializes in moving very quickly, very efficiently, container boxes. container boxes are used around the world. the oceanhe middle of and start from scratch. it is 40 hectors of an artificial island. on top of that island, we set of a platform that is able to support the equipment. you're talkin

light rain in san jose this morning. moving forward the rest of the month, wrapping up the weekend into early next week, still a couple more chances for finding some rain, but the end of the month into april now looks dry. high pressure builds in. seeing changes in the seven-day forecast bottom of the screen. for this morning seeing clearing skies around half moon bay. 46 degrees, but chilly. heading out to the coast for the afternoon, should see highs eventually down towards santa cruz climbing into the low to mid-60s with clearing skies later today. no clearing just yet around healdsburg. 40 chilly degrees, and napa visibility down to a quarter mile this morning. should clear by mid-morning. highs around sonoma and nap ta, mi pa, mid-60s. showers beginning to clear out of the south bay as our storm ranger mobile doppler radar really not finding much. still a little drizzle and mist around the foothills south of downtown into san francisco. clear right now. so the red beam there scanning not much to find there on the d

breaking news out of san jose. chp investigators say they believe this shooting that shut down highway 101 last night was gang related. officials say someone inside a white dodge charger opened fire on a black acura integra. more details on that story, but back over to breaking news. >>> an investigation is underway after a police shooting in san jose. all this began just over an hour ago. ktvu's jesse gary is on the scene and has the latest. >> reporter: guys this is the first officer involved shooting in san jose this year. what we know, one suspect shot multiple times by san jose police officers. he has been taken from the scene. the scene that you see behind me. this, as you said, started an hour ago. they're still on scene processing and putting down bullet casing markings. take a look at our video. i can tell that you witnesses tell me this started at valley fair shopping mall about an hour ago, maybe a little more than. that they say that the suspect was harassing children. someone called police, and that st

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eastern on american history tv we'll take you to the beginnings of san jose. >> it was moved from its original location to this location here in proper downtown san jose and the adobe is the the last remaining structure. >> then to the lick observatory. >> it was really going through a hey day of discovery, this telescope when constructed was the largest of its kind in the world in 1888. >> watch the tour of san jose california, on c-span 2's book tv. and 2:00 p.m. saturday afternoon on c-span3. and working with our cable affiliates on c-span3. >> who will win student cam's grand prize of $5,000? we asked what is the most urgent issue for the president to receive. we voo students competed for the chance to win $100,000 in cash prizes in first, second and third place categories. you can log on to our website 30 minutes before our big announcement to view all 150 winning documentaries at student c studentc studentcam.org. be sure to watch the 2017 grand prize winner. march 8th, 8:00 a.m. eastern. >> the opening session focused on ways to improve early childhood education programs around

from there, it was home to san jose. in riverside, rob mcmillan, abc7 news. >>> drivers using 680 in milpitas are seeing a sign with a specific message for tesla founder elon musk and here it is. the sign at the scene, elon, please dump trump. it's a reference to musk agreeing to join president trump's business advisory panel. while facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and uber's travis cal have declined. he previously defended his position on the panel saying engaging in critical issues serves the greater good. >>> kevin durant still three weeks away from being reevaluated of course after hurting his knee last week. >> last night, kd hobbled into oracle arena with crutches and a knee brace and met with the media. durant says he's finally able to straighten his leg out. he's recovering from a knee sprain and bone bruise. at this point, kd says he's not even targeting a day for getting back on the court. >> whenever my body tells me i'll be ready to play, that's when i'll be ready. i'm not thinking too far down the line. i'm just

live in san jose, maria medina, kpix 5. >> thank you. happening now, an historic vote in the netherlands. voters are deciding on new parliament. the prime minister is running against kurt wilders. it could change the landscape of the european union and end the country's immigration policies. >>> malaysian police say they have confirmed the identity of [indiscernible name] with a dna sample from a child. kim was assassinated last month at koala lumpur's airport, the half-brother of the north korea leader. officials say it's a crisis between north korea and malaysia. >>> the ghost ship warehouse fire is at the center of a state senate oversite committee hearing top held today in sacramento. the committee will review local and state regulations in connection with the fire. they want to come up with ways to prevent another tragedy. 36 people died in the december 2 fire in oakland. >>> in san francisco, the justice department is expected to announce charges as soon as today related to hacking attacks that compromised millions of yahoo user ac

looking at our cameras in san jose. it was glorious today but that won't be the case tomorrow. >> that's exactly right. you can see 73 in mill valley, 77 in walnut creek, 78 in san jose and 80 toward gilroy. the thing that's changing it up is a cold front that's developing just offshore. you can see the cloud cover associated with it as this slowly pushes across the bay area saturday and sunday. a major drop in temperatures. instead of upper 70s and low 80s, we'll see it 20 degrees cooler. specifically for tomorrow we'll see north bay shower. by 11:00 a.m., mainly overcast. spotty showers at 3:00 p.m. tomorrow and the clouds will linger by 7:00 p.m. with temperatures in the 60s. coming up in about 15 minutes, i'll have more details on who has the best chances of rainfall and when a stronger storm could be moving in. >> when the rain does roll in, you can track it yourself. enter your zip code to see what's happening at your house with the help of the nbc bay area app. it is the way you can track storms near you. >> ther

this time it happened in san jose.... a naked man led police on a chase -- ending with officers opening fire tonight the person shot.. is in critical condition. kron4's lydia pantazes in san jose tonight.. she talked to people who witnessed the shooting. (lydia live)police are still here on scene.behind me is the truck the man was driving when he was shot by police.(pkg) this is the end of a police chase in san jose....a damaged truck... that slammed into a police suv inside a shopping center on stevens creek boulevard in san jose. "basically we just heard a bunch of sirens, and we looked out and there was police cars swarming everywhere."scott mattison works across the street...this is video from our helicopter partnership with (grant) in the last eight days, there have been five police shootings in the bay area. we already told you about the latest one happening today in san jose... last night antioch police shot a man who they say rammed into a police car during a chase. the suspect was injured but survived. on tuesday

como no operÓ la ciudad de san josÉ ante las inundaciones del pasado mes de febrero. esta audiencia catalogada como especial, empezÓ a las 3:00 de la tarde, obviamente como se esperaba esta abarrotada por mucha de las personas que resultaron afectadas por las inundaciÓnes. se dio una conferencia de prensa donde se reconociÓ que se tiene que pensar en un plan a corto plazo, para que no se vuelva a repetir esta situaciÓn. esta inundación afectÓ a tres zonas de la ciudad de san josÉ, muchos de ellos no han tenido la fortuna de regresar a sus hogares, mientras que otros, han regresado ya que sus viviendas resultaron sÓlo parcialmente afectadas. los dos aspectos que considera el alcalde de san josÉ son importantes, que deben ser tratados para evitar precisamente que se vuelva a repetir esta situaciÓn. entrevistado: hay muchas personas en los refugios, y no estÁ habiendo una respuesta efectiva. reportero: mientras el alcalde de san josÉ, indica que se pretende iniciar un proceso para darle informaciÓn a los residentes, en audiencia pÚblica sobre dos aspectos i

this was on highway 101 in san jose. it was dark and raining at the time. the new report says the bus was exiting the freeway and because markings were old and worn or missing... the driver thought he was in the exit lane. it turns out he was not... and went up a barrier.. rolling the bus. the n-t-s-b says the barrier should have been visible... even in the bad weather... but it was not. the n-t-s-b faults the state for not properly marking the roadway. also, investigators say the bus had seatbelts but only two of the 21 passengers were wearing them. the two passengers who died in the crash were not belted, and were thrown from the bus. 13 other people were hurt in the crash. to read that report in its entirety...we've posted it on kron4.com. ((steve)) a tragic story out of the south bay.... involving a milpitas man who just retired, after working at v-t-a for 37- years. ((pam)) last week.. he was found dead on a san jose street. and police believe, he may have been killed by a v-t-a bus. ((steve))kron 4's j-r stone spoke with co-workers and neighbors ... w

estÁ incrementÁndose en san josÉ. ramÓn: el tiroteo registrado la tarde de hoy en san josÉ serÁ investigado por la fiscalÍa del condado de santa clara y tambiÉn por el departamento de policÍa de san josÉ. marÍa: gracias ramÓn. una ola de tiroteos en las carreteras locales tiene en alerta mÁxima a la patrulla de caminos de california. lava le serÁ más reciente ocurriÓ anoche. un joven de 17 aÑos que recibiÓ disparos de bala en el rostro y la espalda estÁ hospitalizado. la policÍa cree que se trata de un ajuste de cuentas entre pandillas. este ambiente de criminalidad que convierte en campo de batalla a las autopistas, no sÓlo preocupa a las autoridades sino las personas que utilizan las carreteras para trasladarse de un lugar a otro >> no ha sido al azar, la mayorÍa de tiroteos han sido contra personas que ya conocÍan. marÍa: en total se han registrado 80 balaceras en las carreteras del Área de la bahÍa desde el aÑo 2015. la mayorÍa de los casos han ocurrido sobre la ruta 80 y la cuatro. una ac

livermore 10 and san jose 13. this is actually an improvement when we started the morning a little over an hour ago. so again continuing to die down as we get into the second part of your friday. if you're going to tahoe there's a lake wind advisory here for today. it will expire tonight and you're looking good as well. mostly sunny skies saturday and sunday. temperatures near freezing to start the day. upper 40s to near 50 degrees for the afternoon. going to be gorgeous out there for some skiing. how about the temperatures here at home. 44 in santa rosa here right now. we've got 54 in oakland. our south bay locations 53 to start your morning san jose. the inner east bay 52 in walnut creek. afternoon highs today upper 60s to upper 70s. 70 in the city of san francisco. low 70s around the bay. 74 in hayward. 73 along the peninsula. south bay we'll go 73. antioch you'll go into the 70s as well and even a little warmer in time for your bay area temperatures on saturday. coming back down again just a bit on sunday. but

we revealed the city of san jose couldn't help them. tonight, though, nbc bay area's robert handa joins us from city hall and now i understand that the city is ready the take some action? >> reporter: that's right. it hasn't been announced publicly but san jose is ready to take on a big problem, property owners making changes that leave tenants in rent-controlled units out on the street. the reserve apartments in san jose is virtually a ghost town and this friday the last of the 672 people who used to live in 216 rent-controlled units here will be gone. the plan is for the property to be part of a market rate housing shopping complex with retail that will benefit the city but no help for those evicted. >> any owner can do this and it's legal and they know that and that's why they do that. >> reporter: but the city's housing director is planning to propose limited but significant changes to the council on april 18th, such as strict notification requirements. >> it provides a package of relocation benefits that a tenant can rely on and pl

into the car, sped off and hit a san jose patrol car. a high speed chase began. the partially battered pickup hit another car during his escape before it rolled into this parking lot. >> our officers attempted to make the car stop and take the suspect into custody. during that encounter multiple officers fired at the suspect. he was struck at least once. >> reporter: chopper 5 shows about two dozen sjpd patrol cars at the scene. evidence markers littered the street. for much of the day officers shut down surrounding streets. no officers were hurt during all this. police have not yet released the suspect's name and we don't yet know what caused him to behave erratically. in san jose betty yu, kpix5. >>> tonight bay area freeway shootings are on the rise, but the chp is telling drivers don't worry about it. kpix5 reporter christin ayers is live along i-80 and pinole and a lot of drivers are wondering how can the chp say that? >> reporter: especially here in contra costa county where the bulk of those shootings are happening. authorities sa

and san jose every day. governor brown made his comments after meeting with house majority leaders. the governor is in washington to push for support of california projects. >> a former san bruno firefighter has been arrested on suspicion of stealing thousands of dollars from a toy drive program. holly k. nelson of clover dale is charged with two felony counts of grand theft. this is her linkedin photo. she stole more than $25,000 from a san bruno professional firefighters association bank account over a two-year period. nelson stopped working for the fire department in october of last year. she posted $35,000 bail and is no longer in custody. >>> opening statements began today on the trial of three. santa clara county sheriff deputies who are accused in the beating death of an inmate. jesse gary was in court for today's testimony, which included graphic pictures. >> reporter: nearly two years after the alleged crime. they met rafael rodriguez. >> the hall of justice for the first day of their murder trial.

san francisco 60. here's a look at san jose. already seeing sunshine over 280 and 17 or at least the sky is getting brighter. the sun is technically not up yet. tree poll season going to be high today. what to expect, march, san francisco, high and low to 64 and 49. it's our fourth wettest month. >>> taking you back to san jose on our traffic maps here, actually, no, that was a quick look at walnut creek there. we'll take you back there in just a second but i do have a problem of northbound 101 near alum rock, a multi-car crash report and had chp saying it's off on the center divide. heavy traffic approaching, though. you're down to 12 to we are working to confirm that but you've got stop and go traffic in the area and here too. southbound 680 through walnut creek, quite a few of those brake lights filling in. we'll check drive times coming up. >>> if you're heading out the door for a game of golf today, it's going to be nice weather. is it going to be easier to understand? get this. new this morning. two governing bodies for th

one-third mineta san jose airport. radar clear. time lapse mode you can see the showers have been somewhat numerous in the east bay especially in the higher elevations also the north bay napa and sonoma county a few isolated showers but the storm itself is moving out. on the left-hand side of your smartphone or television screen that's the third storm of the week. it is on the way and it will bring more steady soaking rainfall to the bay area. we'll talk about that and your impacts for your weekend coming up. >>> only on "5," the alameda county sheriff calling foul on a shaming list from homeland security. the report lists sanctuary cities that are not cooperating with federal detainer requests. but in an exclusive sitdown interview with our phil matier today, sheriff gregory ahern says it's not true! phil? >> reporter: that's right. we sat and talked about this report that came out earlier this week that pointed the finger at the jailers here at santa rita but the sheriff says they are pointing it in the wrong direction. let's tak

currently checking in at san jose at 256 degrees. it's been cold all night long and you'll need the jacket tonight as it dips down to a colder 49 by 10:00 p.m. let's get you to the doppler radar. we're seeing the final leg of this storm system moving on out. a few spotty showers towards vallejo, up towards san anselmo, and a few up towards contra costra counties. i think the trend will be drier tomorrow, but i want you to be aware of the fact we could have some spotty drizzle across the peninsula and 47 for the tri-valley. for the south bay, 45. we'll also hang on to potentially a couple of early drops here in the form of drizzle for the north bay. and also in san francisco, with temperatures in the 40s. and the east bay begins at 47. now the pattern this week is definitely very complicated. when we take a look at the weather charts, it's not as simple as high pressure just moving in to give us full-on sunny skies this week. look, high pressure is going to be moving into california. it will bring us a drier picture. but what i'm conc

everyone onboard is believed to be related and to a family in san jose. lyanne melendez is live in san jose with more. >> reporter: well, we know so far that the teenager onboard was not from this school. the school district telling us that all of the students returned home safely on a bus. now, they were, according to the district, they were competing at a cheerleading competition, if you will, at disneyland. now, we were able to confirm through neighbors that the people onboard that cessna 310 that came crashing down were associated with at least one member of the cheerleading squad. three people were killed when a plane registered to a san jose man crashed about 24 hours ago after leaving riverside municipal airport. now, according to the national transportation safety board, two women, also onboard, managed to survive but they remain in the hospital. the plane clipped one house, crashed into a second and a third house was engulfed in flames. now, no one on the ground was hurt, and that is incredible. the ntsb just started its investigation and is talk

mid-60s around san jose. we'll talk about average temperatures today, return to the showers tomorrow. and well above average for the week ahead. all of those details coming up in my accuweather forecast. >>> we'll see you in a bit, lisa. >>> the obamacare is the law of the land after the gop pulled its replacement bill. bill. bill mary bruce in washington with more. >> i will not sugar coat this. this is a disappointing day for us. doing big things is hard. >> reporter: it was a stunning admission just moments before the house was expected to vote, the speaker announcing obamacare is here to stay. >> obamacare is the law of the land. it will remain the law of the land until it's replaced. >> reporter: conceding he does not have the votes to get it done. >> we came really close today, but we came up short. >> reporter: the speaker and the president pulling the bill after a frantic push to make a deal falls short. by midmorning friday, it was clear conservative opponents were standing their ground. >> there's n

the san jose water company is offering a onetime discount. those displaced or inconvenienced bit flood can apply for a discount, aamounts to an extra 1,500 gallons of water. this is in in addition to deferring water bills for eight weeks. >>> damage from the winter storm isn't done yet. a section of a popular road in castro valley collapsed today. one road is shut down. the road is a popular way between castor valley and oakland. repairs plan and estimates to repair the road, as crews tell us the road has been failing for a while. no word on when it will reopen. >>> a 10 cent gas tax will be in california future. it's a good way to pay for roads and bridges. brown says delay it and you will pay a lot more. >> this is like sixing -- fixin roof on your house. if you don't fix it, your wood will rot. that's what it's all about. >> zero emission drivers wouldn't be off the hook. they'd be charged $100 yearly fee. it's the first gas tax hike. >>> the first daughter has a new job. ivanka trump will be officially working in the west wing the white h

all are from the san jose area. a go-fund me account has been set up to pay for the three funerals... (grant) another big story we are tracking tonight at five... some homeowners in the east bay area on edge tonght... they say their homes are in danager of going over the edge...and falling into a creek... because of erosion. this is drone video of what it looks like in pleasaton. kron 4's will tran reports on the effort to stop this destructive trend. the creek in their backyard is like a hammer.. slamming against their cliff.unless something can be done very soon.. their homes might come toppling down.(ginger belshe-- it's every scary, not knowing what we will wake up to us. it keeps falling every single day. rain or no rain)belshe and some of her neighbors say heavy rains over the past five weeks have caused their backyards to crumble into the creek by as much as 40 feet. even when it's not raining... the cliff is very saturated... soft... and can't be trusted until major repairs are done. (ginger belshe- our life

a live look at san jose, 101. starting to move a little bit better. 680 and the crossing there up to about alum rock. a slower drive because the second of two crashes happened in the area. again, i think it cleared to the shoulder the last few minutes skwruplgi judging by that live shot. more folks traveling northbound 280 from that point because they want to get out of that backup and over to 87. a little slowing for 87 cleared north of the capital expressway. smooth drive to the bay bridge. >>> thank you, mike. coming up, remembering a fallen deputy. the plans to honor the alameda county deputy killed in the approximate line of duty. coming up in just three minutes. >>> in business news, yet more trouble uber. here we go again. >>> and how about a little inspiration to get out of bed this morning and hit the road for work. a beautiful sunrise. just the beginning of it from milpitas. you are watching today in the bay on this first day of march. >>> it is 6:14. we will have clear conditions at squaw valley the nex

we're also looking at 280 in san jose and you can see that it's wet here. the traffic is so light we don't have any significant slow downs yet. on the san mateo commute it's going to be a wet commute. it's also light but westbound traffic or the traffic in general is going to be slowed by the water oven the road. 4:17. >> i hope you got a good night sleep. yes, because we have that rain back. >> it's kind of hit and miss here. a couple reports coming in 1" to 2" of rain especially around morine county. and san francisco our observer michael polasky with an 1". it's almost if you just took a little paint brush and just flicked t. and that's what we're dealing with today. then this afternoon here comes the associated low with the cooler unstable air and the great dynamics. that kwo fire up some possibility. the angle of sun is much higher and you get this colder air coming in. 50s and 60s pretty mild today. robust southerly breeze for many. 53 up in kelseyville. winds are at 55. about 30, 40 miles per hour for some. it's going to be a rather blustery day and

jose. >> san jose. got to be really careful. there's a lot of mountain lions out there. >> oh!! >> oh!! >> i'm so sorry! >> think positively. >> i just know what happens in the east bay. >> it happens. >> theo is out there. so anyone who has seen him, call that number. >> aww. >>> let's keep the pets in the house. >> good advice. >> and roxy. >> thank you. don't forget roberta's baby. >> all right. [ laughter ] >>> don't forget about traffic! okay. moving over to the golden gate bridge, if you are heading from marin county into san francisco, traffic smooth in both directions there. however, we have metering lights on tow bay bridge toll plaza. maze to downtown 15 minutes. slow traffic at the altamont pass 16 miles per hour coming out of tracy off 205. art, ace train, muni and caltrain on time. >>> our live weather camera at 5:45 from the transamerica pyramid, visibility is unlimited. even though we have mostly cloudy skies out there, the bay waters are calm. and we can see the bright lights of the estu

((sot)) in south san jose... a homeowner sharing this surveillance video of an alleged package thief. the theft was reported to the san jose police department last week. it happened in the berry park neighborhood. the victim says the man in the video doesn't look familiar... but adds that his packages have been stolen multiple times in the past six months. the loss, he says, totaling about one-thousand dollars. in san jose, philippe djegal, kron four news. ((sot))the spca of solano county in vacaville rescued 80 chihuahuas from a single residence. 55 of the dogs have been adopted. now the shelter is seeking help in getting remaining 25 chihuahuas paired with loving families"once they have been in a good home and people love them, we've had zero of the 55 returned. we want people to adopt but if you can't adopt a chihuahua but you are a chihuahua lover you can make a donation to our shelter."officials here say that donation will used to relocate the dogs to a shelter in seattle where chihuahuas are on short supply

downtown san jose at 68. we'll make it feel comfortable out there, when it kicks up under the sunny skies. 65 in vallejo. 68 in danville, and 67 expected in freemont. we have 59 expected at half moon bay. 63 in sang mateo, and town toward palo alto 66. definitely not close to 70 here, a beautiful day in the mission at 61. for the north bay, we will go close to 70 here in napa. also the same thing in santa rosa, mill valley, slightly cooler and 62 degrees. the only side effect is the pollen. pine trees are aggravating, so if you're sniffling and sneezing lately, it could be the pine trees as grass, mold and weeds all remain low. we have rainfall coming our way by this weekend. not a big storm system, dropping down from the north, doesn't have a ton of moisture with it, as you'll see here, by sunday's forecast, we'll see a tenth to a half inch possible. that half inch amount is likely up into marin and sonoma counties. let's get you to the interior valleys, stays mild with the mid to upper 60s over the next two

(catherine) in san jose. two more suspects appeared before a judge for the murder of a little league baseball coach . frank navarro was stabbed to death last month while working security at a san jose nightclub. (catherine) santos trevino is accused of having done the stabbing. joseph esquivel is accused of being involved. he also made his first court appearance today. they're among the six suspects... charged in the murder. police say all 6 of them played a role in the death of frank navarro. "so not only is the person who actually stabbed frank navarro but everyone else that participated and had a role in the violence at tres gringos our office is going to hold them criminally liable for their actions that night." (catherine) trevino and esquivel did not enter plea's. they'll be back in court march 21st... 3 other suspects will also be in court. the sixth suspect... is due to make his first court appearance tomorrow. (steve) coming up new at ten:an elderly woman rescued from a fire.... but the hero who save

and including pescadero. 70 san jose. let's whip around to the eastern portion of our bay area with the northerly breeze at 15. low 70s tri-valley. 70 degrees pleasant hill and also all the way into pittsburg. 60s 70s north bay. 72 in napa. but clouds in the far reaches of the north bay. next time arnold we'll talk about chances of rain there and warmer weather and the pollen report. kenny? >> roberta, thank you. dozens of people are still out of their homes in san jose weeks after the serious flooding in the area. now city leaders are promising to help them. kpix 5's maria medina is live in san jose this morning with details. maria. >> reporter: good morning, kenny. city leaders tell kpix 5 they prann to spend $22 million on improvements along coyote creek so that it doesn't flood again. but, that is not new money. get this. the santa clara water district actually sat on that money for the last 15 years. back in 2000 voters approved $32 million so coyote creek would not flood. and the district spent a third of it on plan

is making it hard on flood victims to find a home in san jose. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, the city is calling on landlords ...to step up and help those in desperate need of a place to stay.. sam liccardo/san jose mayor <"our goal is simple. we need to get 500 people housed. we're on our way, but we need to do it faster...'>mayor sam liccardo sending a message to landlords: you come up with the housing andthe city will pay the rent.sam liccardo/san jose mayor<"...we will be the source for the funds for the rent and security deposit, and if property owners can forego the security deposit, so much the better, but we will provide the resources. we simply need to find the inventory.the city estimates that approximately 500 families remain unable to return home. displaced residents qualify for temporary rental subsidies funded by the flood victims relief fund, but the tight silicon valley rental market has created a significant barrier to housing flood victims.greg kepferle/catholic charities<"....we are looking specifically for apartment

santa rosa 56, san francisco 52, san jose 56 and livermore mid 50s. showing you the wind speeds as well you could see concord a gust at 20 miles an hour i actually double checked this earlier there was wind gusts of 48 and right now it's gusting to 35 miles an hour so some areas have the wind other areas don't up towards santa rosa winds only six miles an hour and sfo, a west early breeze gusting to 32 miles an hour. with the wind and the time of the year pollen levels are up so as a result you could be sneezing a bit and trees up there for the high range as well especially the oak, pine and mulberry, so thats the theme for today and the next few weeks, of course it is allergy season here in the bay area. this weather system is cruising out to our east, out toward the sierra so this is responsible for the cool down today and also the gusty winds for the coast and also the bay shoreline. even for the higher terrain. once the system moves on out we will begin to warm things back up by friday and into saturday. saturday will be the warmest day of the wee

the mtc considering a five-year pilot program for san francisco and san jose. just those two cities. from you flagged, the car's owner -- if you are flagged, the car's owner gets a ticket for $100. no points on the driver's record. >> it will be public notices on the streets where the cameras exist so everyone will have full notice. >> you wouldn't get the same protections would you have in, say, a court of law like you would with a speeding ticket if you got pulled over by a police officer. >> reporter: that is one of the big criticisms that cameras target a license plate which means the owner is on the hook no matter who was driving. similar to red light cameras. now, after a five-year pilot run in san francisco and san jose, this policy could be extended statewide. but before this actually happens, not only does this have to go through the mtc but the state legislature has to change state law to allow these cameras. so we do have a process ahead of us. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> in just a few hours we could know if tuition is going up a

light rail train last night in downtown san jose. it happened about 6:00 p.m. at the santa clara station on santa clara and second. transportation authority spokesperson told the mercury news the victim was hit while walking on the platform as a southbound train pulled into that station. now the pedestrian was rushed to the hospital. we don't know the condition of that person. the train had about 30 passengers on board. no injuries on board have been reported. >>> time is 4:05. there's a warning this morning for drivers who use crow canyon road between alameda and contra costa counties. crews are making emergency repairs to the road out there. there have been several mudslides the past two months. the work out there today will be focused on the area near norris canyon road in castro valley. we're checking to see if that road is completely closed or maybe just long delays. the work begins at 9:00 this morning. it's expected to be finished by noon time. >>> and we want to show you video of part of redwood road in castro valley. you can

currently in san francisco, 54. otherwise, 40s way from the bay, santa rosa at 45. san jose at 48. it's now in the upper 40s in redwood city and around the rim of the bay oakland 51. now, meanwhile, we do have that beach hazard statement in effect through tomorrow night. dangerous rip currents and the sneaker waves lapping onshore. be mindful of that because temperatures today flirting with 70 at the beaches. 14 sfo. 10 san francisco. flat winds around the bay area. winds will be consistent later today northwest 10 to 20. this weak disturbance on approach will undercut our ridge of high pressure. we'll see clouds on the increase from this very weak disturbance and even a few raindrops tomorrow morning. futurecast illustrates lunchtime far reaches of the north bay increasing clouds. cloudy conditions tonight isolated scattered showers around the bay area 2:00, 3:00 in the morning hours and around 8 a.m. all this will be out of here. 70s around the central valley today. 58 degrees in the high sierra, springtime skiing and boarding. one to three inches of new snow above 7,000 feet on

the crash delayed trains headed to san jose. students from albany high school getting ready for a second afternoon of demonstrations like this we saw yesterday. they are horrified by racist messages targeting specific students. abc 7 news reporter is live for us at albany high with what students are doing today. >> reporter: the school district and the school's not returning calls or making comments, but the students are moving full speed ahead with today's rally and appear to be very organized. it's going to start at 3:45, everyone's welcome, and they have t-shirts ready to go. some are wearing them today and they say black lives matter. the matter of inclusiveness started first thing this morning. signs of support and unity greeted students at albany high school as they headed into class today. it was a welcomed bit of warmth for those feeling nervous about being here. >> if these people were this racist and horrible, they are antitrans and antilgbt. i'm worried about my safety and the safety of black students and black friend