as we wake up this morning we are in the 50s. in san jose, 59. san francisco 57. palo alto the 54 and a quick reminder a heat advisory through saturday. a lot of reminders to drink lots of water this weekend and experiences a high fire danger because of the low humidity and elevated temperatures. going more into detail as far as daytime highs and what to expect not just for today but through the weekend. send things oeb ov s over to mi >> a cool day. potentially a quick traffic break right here south 101 about north 10, and cooler in lanes.r. presenting one or two minutes of delay at most. meanwhile, rest of the bay, a nice, smooth easy drive. breaking news and pete will show you that in a few minutes. the south bay, traffic is smooth here as well. where the other bit of breaking news and for that back to you. >> the breaking news in san jose, flames engulling a building overnight downtown. >> a look at the damage and who's affected there. >> reporter: good morning. yes. this is still a very active fire scene here. look at the firefighters, still on the scene of this building. eve

informaciÓn. >>> buenas tardes, bueno protestas aquÍ en san josÉ inicia con la frase no mÁs familias septiembre raraeds que da antesala o lo que se espera sea hecho masivo no solo en esta ciudad si no en toda la naciÓn como ven, esta es una marcha, que se empieza a juntar la gente, evento organizado bajo... la familias deben estar juntas y aquÍ hay familias que estÁn separadas de un ser querido por las medidas d parte de mensaje de statsdz personas dirigido al congreso donde la mayorÍa es rip cana y no hace nada para dar soluciÓn a estos reclamos. y con la minorÍa demÓcrata no se habla paraed eventual reforma migratoria, estas personas entre las cuales hay ak stris tas, religiosos, afectados por esta situaciÓn, denuncian que esto no solo viola leyes de estados unidos y tambiÉn el derecho internacional y que los principales afectados son los niÑos que muchas veces sno saben lo que pasa, hablamos con la seÑora carmen bar cena, organizadora de este evento y como comenta la gravedad de estos hechos. >>> la detenciÓn de infantes, los niÑos es muy grave, esto nunca ha

san josÉ indicÓ que era posible comprender, en pleno siglo xxi y ahora mÁs qu nunca,as >>por eso sitamos apoyar a todas nuestras familias inmigrantes. este presidente no entiende esto. >>la cÁmara de representantes se prepara para votar sobre una legislaciÓn. el liderazgo republicano asegura que es la mejor opciÓn para aliviar la crisis migratoria. lo vamos a mantener informado. palmira:de acuerdo a una publicaciÓn del new york time, mÁs de 2300 niÑos que han sido separados de sus padres no serÁn reunidos con sus familias de inmediato. los adultos, por el momento permanecen bajo custodia federal durante su proceso. por otro lado, un funcionario del departamento de justicia dijo que aunque el presidente firmÓ la orden, la prÁctica de separar familias podrÍa reanudarse. por varios meses desde que la administraciÓn implementó la polÍtica de cero tolerancia empezaron a defender su postura diciendo que este tipo de detenciÓn no es nada nuevo, que es algo que tambiÉn hicieron las dos administraciones. >>buenas noches. si bien es cierto que estos centros ya existÍan, con

>> it's breezy in san jose right now. we're also seeing cloud cover. this is another shot in san jose. the wind speeds are about 15 miles an hour. we are seeing a bit of a trough there. the leaves and trees moving back and forth because of a light breeze. current temperatures right now in san francisco 58 degrees. mountainview 52, oakland 57. i do have good news on the tail end of those clouds. we have a bit of a marine layer going. this is going to help keep our temperatures nice and cool. a lot of that cloud cover is expected to stick around through mid-morning and our temperatures will be sticking to the 70s for today. no 80s and no 90s. >> many people woke up to quite a mess in the east bay this morning. not one but two water main breaks had neighbors scrambling to keep their homes from being damaged. the first one happened in the 1700 block of newel avenue and walnut creek. two to three inches turned the streets into small rivers and lakes. the flooding on newel avenue is starting to cause a sinkhole as well the second water main break happened on nearby walnut avenue. this

while investigators were outside his san jose apartment. nbc bay area's robert handa broke the story of crawford's identity on twitter. he is live now outside the apartment complex. robert? epnally calmed down here at this apartment complex on camden avenue in san jose. we've been watching suspect's home because even though he's dead, they say there's still much that can be learne a 1974 cold case and maybe even other possible unsolved murders. santa clara county sheriff's investigators took care of unfinished business tonight, filling and removing large containers from steve crawford's apartment, potential evidence they came looking for this morning after determining the 72-year-old former security guard was the one who killed 19-year-old arlis perry in a brutal murder/rape inside a stanford church back in 1974. neighborhood david shelton was stunned. >> first thing i thought of was how did he make it so long. >> a little bit of background on the case. >> reporter: sheriff laurie smith said the case was solved through diligence and technology. >> our detectives continued to piece to

>>> san jose police are searching for a person who fled the scene at a terrible hit-and- run accident. more on that investigation coming up. >>> a hit and run driver slams into a pedicab in san francisco. injuring five people including two children. we have more on the search this morning from the driver. >> announcer: this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2. thursday, also known as friday eve. june 28. i'm pam cook. >> good morning. i'm frank mallicoat in for dave, who has the day off. steve does not. and he is working today. >> a little bit of a warm up today but more so tomorrow. nice to have you. on the dawn patrol. pam, frank, we do have mostly clear skies. some fog. patchy fog. sunny and breezy. and then nice temps. today will be near average to slightly below inland. don't you worry. they are on their way up. if you don't like it over 80 degrees. this has been a yo-yo on the temps. they go down anthey go up. hot saturday. cooled down by the 15, 20 degrees. most of the fog is going down the coast. some patches holding

oficina independiente de la policÍa san josÉ, este es el reporte. y se expone lo que a su juicio siguen sin resolver y que involucra en algunos casos a oficiales del orden. >> tenÍa confianza en el departamento de policÍa. desde que empezaron a armar, he perdido la confianza. >> realizÓ en el templo bautista manuela llamado de diÁlogo y acciÓnfue organizado con claros propÓsitos. participaron jefes y representantes policiales de distintas ciudades de santa clara, quienes dijeron estar dispuestos a escuchar inquietudes y dudas. >> es en el estado de california, en ese condado nosotros trabajamos bastante con el departamento de policÍa. >> para hablar con la comunidad, para ver por quÉ se estÁn preocupando.si se puede hablar con otros oficiales para poder decir lo que quiere la comunidad, para trabajar juntos. ramÓn: se admitió que el nivel de crimen ha aumentado, entre los jÓvenes no era la excepciÓn, especialmente por la temporada de altas temperaturas, en que no van a clases y permanecen mÁs tiempo en las calles. una reuniÓn que acepta precedentes. esta podrÍa se

buscar una soluciÓn. ramÓn: buenas tardes. estamos al norte 467 norte de la calle white road en san josÉ . se van a reunir jefes de dependencias policiacas de santa clara para discutir problemas a resolver, entre otros la violencia que se genera entre jÓvenes. esta es la informaciÓn. el aumento de crÍmenes cometidos por adolescentes y jÓvenes mayores de edad en el condado de santa clara se ha disparado. padres de familia tienen la percepciÓn sobre el problema. >> pienso que el principal problema con los niÑos es que ven mucho telÉfono, celular y en las redes sociales se exhiben muchas personas. ramÓn: la situación podrÍa empeorar con la llegada de las temperaturas de verano, temporada en que muchos jÓvenes no tienen nada que hacer y permanecen mÁs tiempo en las calles. >> vienen las vacaciones para alumnos de escuela y no tenemos estadÍsticas, pero siempre hay mÁs crimen en las calles involucrando a menores. ramÓn: el vocero de la policÍa de san josÉ indica que los padres juan raquel fundamental al involucrarse y saber-- juegan un papel fundamental al involucrarse y saber qu�

de los Ángeles antonio villarraigosa recorriÓ conl alcalde de san josÉ. >> yo creo que mi candidatura estÁ habndo a la clase trabajadora. >> se ubica en tercer lugar en preferencia de votantes detrÁs del republicano encabezando las encuestas figura el alcalde de san francisco gaby m. >> postular para ser la voz de cambio en washington para promulgar y promover una reforma migratoria integral para toda la gente trabajadora en andiego, aquÍ en nuestro pais en los estados unidos de amÉrica. >> los principales adversarios para el puesto en el senado federal son la senadora quiÉn busca la quinta reelecciÓn y el ex lÍder del senado estatal. kevin de leÓn quiÉn serÍa el primer latino que representa a california en el congreso en washington. >> maÑana tambiÉn se decicidirÁi el juez serÁ destituido de su cargo tras la sentencia en el caso de violaciÓn. >> ciento de personas abando abandonarana el Área de la bahÍa. >> atenciÓn viajeros una aerolÍnea anuncia la cuando lagos de una popular ruta. >> tendremos. >> mejor pasajeros. >> mejor pasajeros. >>is de estrella jalisco pa a

down peninsula, san jose, 7 cooler in oakland and a few in east bay valleys. mainly mid to upper 50s again, 51 black hawk the cool spot and exception 5.5 san ramon. then we go to brentwood, concord, 60 degrees. down to 60 in san jose, 61 los gatos, 51 pacifica, about 48 in novato. in fact, look at the lack of clouds. no need to worry about drizzle away from the coast. just like we talked about yesterday if there is any of that it's where it's going to be. if we look at the western span of the bay bridge let's talk about driving. you need sunglasses sooner thanks to lack of clouds, less aggressive winds, mass transit cool this morning but a little warmer this afternoon. here is a look at san francisco starting 8:00. still have cloud cover here at 55. notice we're flirting with upper 50s to low 60s from noon all the way through 7:00. we'll spike in the mid-60s around 4:00. for the east bay we have 59 this morning. 68 at noon, then we'll hang out in the 70s during the afternoon hours until about 4:00 then start falling back into the 60s. in fact, 62 by 8:00. south bay 62 this morning wi

about to execute a search warrant at his san jose apartment. today investigators revealed they found a scribbled suicide note with a date from 2016 and a book about the charles manson cult. crawford was under investigation for the 1974 murder of a woman inside the stanford university chapel. >>> authorities are also now investigating whether crawford is connected to other murders. our investigative unit has been reviewing unsolved cases in santa clara county and looking into crawford's whereabouts when those killings happened. to learn more, just go to our website, nbcbayarea.com, and click on the investigative unit tab. >>> in annapolis, maryland, hundreds gathered near the statehouse for a candle light march in honor of the five newspaper employees gunned down yesterday. in a second vigil, mourners locked arms and shared their grief. the suspect in the mass shootings, jarrod ramos, was in court this morning to answer to murder charges. police say he barricaded the exits of the "capital gazette" and then came into the newsroom with the intent of killing as many people as he could. t

) kron four's rob fladeboe joins us now live from san jose --- where a crackdown on illegal fireworks is already underway.. rob? (rob live) the 4th of july is still three weeks away but san jose hasalready seen at least one fire where illegal fireworks aresuspected as the cause and more than $5,000 dollars in fines have been levied. here's more... beginning monday san jose residents will start seeing signs like these on buses and banners designed to reinforce the city's policy that illegal fireworks are just that.chief robert sapien/san jose fire dept "....fireworks present a real threat to our community..."acting fire chief robert sapien.robert sapien/san jose fire chief "....often, fireworks end up in the hands of unsupervised children, they often result in injuries and they often result in property damage..." residents are encouraged to report illegal fireworks with a tool on the city's website. new this year is the means to upload visual proof of the suspected offenders, who face a minimum $5,000 fine.robert sapien/san jose fire dept. "....we're going to vet every single report th

scooters you should check out san jose can i give a shout out this aint the radio, i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly> (jr stone) still ahead brandon crawford breaks out of his slump to help the giants beat the padres... highlights coming up (jrstone) one southbay city is now looking into regulating motorized scooters,(justine) what appeared to be a happy marriage has now moved officials of san jose to look at establishing rules ... but are they needed? kron 4's stanley roberts has the story. (sound of light rail vehicle) this is a vta light rail rolling along first streetn san jose .and this is a scooter being propelled by a motor on the very same tracks nats: ambiance i know we've had this discussion before about the rules for using a scooter so i headed south to downtown san jose can i give a shout out? this ain't the radio if you thought san francisco was bad as it relates to the scooter problem allow me to introduce to the problem on steroids there are literally scooters everywhere some are just left in the middle of the sidewalk like this one this scoot

as $15 billion. >>> san jose police are looking for the gunman who killed a man inside his home. around 1:30 pm, officers found the man who had been shot inside a residence. the victim died at the scene. police are not saying much tonight and no word on the victim's identity or possible motive. this is the city 13th homicide of the year. >>> dozens of residents packed a community meeting in san francisco, hoping to get some answers about an alleged attack on a mother. 37-year-old woman who was carrying her baby daughter suffered a skull fracture. she told police that someone hit her. police have not made an rest a police captain said investigators have been gathering as many clues as they can. he admits they still are not sure what happened. >> we have received multiple phone calls and multiple emails from concerned residents and neighbors pointing out suspicious behavior. we are still trying to get down if it was a fall, a push or a strike? >> reporter: at this comfortable -- possible there was an attended robbery. there will be extra officers in the neighborhood until the case

well. near 104 in fairfield. san jose, 92 degrees. and even this evening, things will have a tough time cooling down during the 9:00 hour. we'll still be in the 60s and 70s and even near 90 in some areas. we do have a little bit of a cooldown and i'll tell you more about that with the accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. chris. >> francis, thanks. >>> now to developing news out of the south bay, two police officers from two different agencies are recovering this morning after being involved in a crash. that happened just before 2:00 on west montague expressway and north first street in san jose. santa clara police officers were chasing the driver of a stolen car into san jose. at the same time, a san jose police officer was respond to go a separate call about a fight when two of the police vehicles collided. the stolen car was not involved in the crash and has yet to be found. both officers are now being treated for nonlife threatening injuries. >>> this morning, resident necessary concord are back in their homes after a grass fire came dangerously close. all evacuation orders were

minutes and mike tracking a crash in san jose. >> i'm tracking the rest of the bay commute as well but the problem is in san jose wbecause we only have the metering lights on at the bay bridge. the biggest backup north 101 jams up now coming up past tully where a motorcycle crash -- motorcycle has been removed and minor injuries i'm happy to report. a big backup as you approach the scene of the crash. you still blocks multiple lanes. this is compounding another issue or compounded by another issue depending on the way you look at it. a lot of folks bail out is is tradition and trying to get towards 87 where we see a build. along that stretch, we have another crash where kris sanchez is reporting. i'll hand it back to you for what's brolocking that portion. >> it is breaking news we've been following since we came on air at :30 this morning. a car actually slammed into a fire truck that was on a car barely missing a firefighter. he was working nearby to put out a fire. kris sanchez joins us live off of capitol expressway. we're learning i understand kris that a similar incident happ

today. and we are taking a live look outside in san jose with a clear start once again this morning. let's go to east san jose and evergreen will be in the mid-50s through much of the morning and then we'll see the temperatures quickly warming up. by noon, 70 degrees. we are heading into the low 80s today, some mid-80s inland. overall, pleasantly warm day. we'll talk about a big heat-up coming up in the forecast. a crash and slowing. >> both over in the altima. looking just fine. where we see slowing with the road crewsnd the build. folks coming off 205. there's there's a crash around grant line road maybe quick traffic break but may have been over the last couple of seconds and seeing slower drive to livermore. in livermore, looking at the dublin drive. as you're coming westbound of livermore past a steady flow into the rest of the east bay. we'll track as road crews clear and seeing slowing. >> thank you, mike. >>> 4:31 for you right now. a developing story out of san francisco. the search for a driver that crashed into a pair of pedicabs injuring a family. the driver of one of th

81 degrees and 11:00 a.m. check out the bay area. the warm-up underway. 77 degrees in san jose. 60 for san francisco. and this is the reason why we are under a heat advisory for the highlighted areas. so all of the bay area with the exception of the city and the coastline with point rayes, aside from that this will be in effect through 8:00 p.m. which means temperatures are expected to range from 94 to possibly 104 degrees. so keep that in mind when you head out this weekend. and fire watch was upgraded to a left bag warning for the north and east bay hills and expecting winds due to an offshore flow from 15 to 30 miles per hour and that is where the big concern is, the threat of the fire danger will be elevated in the hilltops. i'll have more updates on that coming up in just a bit. back to you. >> thanks, vianey. >>> the weekend fire threat is top of mind this midday for bay area fire departments. >> roz platerr is talking to ca fire and live in san jose with what they are doing right now to prepare. roz, what can we do. >> reporter: i have a whole list in just a second. we spent

. >>> coming up on 501, the breaking news in the south bay. a massive fire erupted in a san jose building overnight and it was very close to other buildings as well. a lot of damage and cleanup this morning, and "today in the bay" is live there off of west and carlos street with a look at the aftermath. good morning, ross. >> reporter: good morning. this is all moving quickly. let me catch you up to date what we've learned in the past couple of minutes or so. the fire crews have given the all clear. some of the crews moved out already with the truck you see across the street, that's a restoration crew that arrived to try to board up the building for now. they're about to -- police are about to open west san carlos street in a couple minutes or so. there were very tense moments here earlier this morning, because the fire was so close to homes that were all around it. this is what it looked like just after 2:00 this morning. firefighters quickly called in a second alarm as bright red flames were shooting out of the top of the abandon building's roof. crews on ladder trucks and shot water do

. live look outside in san jose shows we are starting out with a few clouds passing. santa teresa, san jose, 50s at 10:00, 7:00, 65 degrees and fast warming, mid-70s by the afternoon as we head spot 80s. we kick off pride festivities today with highs in san francisco reaching 5 degrees. there will be some clearing today and a lot more sunshine in time for the rest of the weekend. we'll talk about more events going on coming up. mike talking about that event. >> for some it's a bigger event than others. if you're going to sfo you do have an issue. the rest of the bay shows a smooth drive, a little slowing out of the altamont. southbound 101 on ramp is closed getting to sfo. you can get farther south loop around on millbrae avenue but that will delay you five to seven minutes over there. that is critical if you're getting to work or getting to sfo. keep that in mind. crews should be clearing up now. we'll get the all clear at some point and then i'll pass it on. bay bridge, slowing at the toll plaza. no surprises. san mateo bridge. back to you. >> it is 5:11. coming up negligence on "tod

jose, 64 for san francisco. and i do want to let you know that the national weather service did recently issue a heat advisory for the north bay and this will be in place through 8:00 p.m. tonight which means temperatures are going to be climbing into that dangerous heat mark above 100 degrees. drink lots of water, high fire danger to keep in mind. i will of course be going over that specific pawnee fire forecast which is very important and also of course a look at the rest of the bay area coming up. >>> this morning two police officers from different departments are recovering after getting into a car crash with each other. a santa clara police officer was chasing the driver of a stolen car and a san jose police officer was at the same time responding to a separate call about a fight. that is when the st. clara police suv broad sided the san jose police sedan. both were transported to the trauma center and are expected to be okay. the stolen car was not involved in the crash and that driver still has not been caught. it is unclear which agency will conduct an investigation into

, talia cisco of saratoga, and the 23-year-old woman from san jose, were both arrested back in april. each is charged with having various forms of sex with at least three teenaged boys. >> this was occurring in the house. >> reporter: whose house? >> a suspect's house. >> reporter: the women used social media to meet their victims who were all 15 or 16- year-old high school students. but those relationships turned to sex starting in december 2017 with evidence showing the women bragged with each other that they are sexually deviant and would go to hell for the sex act with minors. >> it was a game they were playing, but these young boys were victimized by adult women. >> reporter: at the time of the crimes, sisco worked as a student teacher at bernal intermediate school in san jose. pourani is a financial adviser. sisco is barred from the school. the sheriff's department says nothing. victims are connected to the school districts. >> there's no indication that the boys went to the schools. >> reporter: officials say sisco and powera pourani will be tried for the crimes. >> we have to

. low 60s into the afternoon. here's a look at the san jose temperature trend where we'll be in the low 60s at 8:00 and mostly sunny skies into the upper 70s by early afternoon. it's one of the days to enjoy this week because it's about to get hot. i'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes. mike, now you have more info in the crash in hayward. >> two crashes, the first one heading towards the san mateo bridge, going to get more crowded as the second crash clears. the last couple of minutes we got the all clear and see the volume building across the cross section. as you head down through san leandro, starts to show improvement for speeds there and as well as at the bottom of the screen. past jackson and 92 terchange, allanes cleared from two earlier crashes and we're seeing a little build a bit for north 28, trying to cut off towards 92 itself. there will be more congestion in that portion of the east bay. a nice easy drive, disabled vehicle reported around the area through mountain view and palo alto. here's 101 through san jose, getting that break, we should see more traffic

very latest. san jose police have been out here at the scene ever since. they still have the area blocked off..i spoke to a relative of the victim..she says the man was in his 50's, he used to be a doctor in vietnam and was living here with his wife and three children who are teenagers.. the family says there were no signs of a domestic violence situation,this is a total shock as you can imagine. here's video of the scene from earlier..san jose police got the call of a shooting just before 1 30 this afternoonin the 3600 block of misty glen court.that's where they found a man suffering from a gunshot wound..neighbors say they saw police trying to resuscitate the victim on his front lawn.. he died at the scene .. residents call this a quiet neighborhood.. it's n

us in san jose. robert, you know this, historically, a lot of illegal . few weeks? >> reporter: well, a lot of things have to do with how they're going to do with healths related to the heat. in fact, both santa clara county and san jose are setting up cooling centers this weekend for the most vulnerable. but you're right, just about everyone is vulnerable to the dangers of illegal fireworks. in fact, many neighborhoods are already reporting fireworks going off. so fire agencies are cracking down, and as you can see, they want the public's help. as many neighborhoods already know, people setting you have illegal fireworks don't actually wait for the holiday such as the fourth of july. these are security clips given to us the from a homeowner's association near downtown san jose where fireworks are already a year-round intrusion. >> the caliber, if you will, of the fireworks is much, much greater. much more military, professional sized. so it's very scary, especially when we're always in a drought condition. >> reporter: san jose and its emergency response mutual aidag. >> is it more

bay area. our sky ranger flying over this rally in san jose during our 5:00 newscast. this is near santana row. coming up at 6:30, 25 minutes from you, nbc bay area joins us where this court battle started andover. >>> big ruling from the supreme court today. justices put an end to california law that forced faith based pregnancy centers, so-called crisis centers, to provide information about abortions. nbc joins us outside the pregnancy center in gilroy which is really the one center at the center of this ruling, mary ann. >> reporter: you're right. informed choices pregnancy center is more than one of 100 centers across the state that challenged the law. that law required them to advise women of all their choices including abortion. and today, the president of this center said she was overjoyed by the sproupreme court ruling. >> calling it a victory for women, the president of inford choices in gilroy praised the supreme court's 5-4 ruling saying no one should be forced by the government to express a message that violates their convictions, especially on deeply devices subjects s

afternoon as oakland heads up to 69 degrees. it will be 83 degrees today in san jose. some mid to upper 80s for the inland areas and a nice little breeze kicking in as we go into this afternoon. looking at ukia today, 92 degrees and napa will be at 82 degrees. we are in for some much hotter weather for the weekend forecast. i'll have more on that coming up in a few minutes and mike says the commute is still off to a good start. >> that's right, pretty simple. had the earlier crash up in mare island for highway 37 but it is clear from the roadway. the south bay looks easy now. we had the earlier slowdown and cleared about five minutes and it did. good recovery for those speed sensors for north 101 north of 680. this whole area of brentwood discovery bay, a lot of folks, just heard seconds ago about a crash there. it sounds like a fendser bender. 580 slows out of theal to mont. antioch and bay point, slowing for highway 4. you expect that for cocoa county. the rest of the county looking really good. heading towards that san mateo and dumbarton bridge, just a build westbound now maki

separate note, bill clinton will be in san jose at the sap center in a couple of weeks. he and author james patterson are promoting their new book. you may recall the contentious interview on the "today" show earlier this month. >> 5:04. you have to hear this story. this is the wild west meets silicon valley. investigation is under way to determine if a dispute between cattle owners and a landowner had anything to do with some dead cows. santa clara county sheriff's dpity say the two sides got into a bitter argument last week and when the cattle owners tried taking back their 60 head of cattle. landowners locked a gate. that cattle, they finally were returned but 26 cows were apparently missing. investigators have since found a makeshift graze on the property own owner's lands. >> what we're looking at how did the cows die. was it a firearm? if it's a firearm we have to look to see how that is. we don't have the rationale of why yet. >> the cattle were being kept on land near henrico state park. a follow-up to a story we've been following all month. the future of petaluma's pri

. san jose at this hour had gusts over 30 miles per hour. right now at 8 miles per hour. 75 degrees. a bit more wind in san francisco, but nothing like yesterday afternoon. 65 degrees, temperatures cool with 60s to mid 70s inland. grass firing burning over towards livermore. likely seeing temperatures in the 70s with wind speeds 10 to 20 miles per hour. between now and 8:00 tonight, winds will pick up in the east bay hills. less than half of the speeds we saw last night, which caused all the problems. get back to the workweek, the big story will be the heat that will be coming later in the week. we are talking big warming temperatures ahead. valleys well into the 90s. air quality issues and, yes, fire danger will be splg omethio watch closely. the time line for when the heat arrives back in the bay area coming up. >> track the forecast with the nbc bay area app. it's free to download on your >>> score! what a voice. what a set of lungs. a dramatic goal and stunning win by mexico in the world cup. they beat the defending world cup champ germans. more than 5,000 miles away from that game

martes 5 de junio y muchos en san josÉ poaquil decidieron hacerlo antes del dÍa oficial. nuestra compaÑera marÍa antonieta tiene los detalles del centro de votaciÓn de san josÉ. marÍa: el prÓximo martes 5 de junio se llevarÁn a cabo elecciones primarias-- primarias en el estado de california. pero hoy muchas personas vinieron a votar de nera temprana y tambiÉn podrÁn hacerlo maÑana lunes. la seÑora juana torres aprovechÓ que uno de los centros de votaciÓn en san josÉ poaquil estuvo abierto este fin de semana para quienes decidieron emitir su voto anticipadamente. >> parn a míemendo alivio cuando escuchÉ que estaba abierto domingo para no lo sabÍa entonces dije vamos y meta mente porque asÍ durante la semana estoy libre. >> en un dÍa que normalmente es un dÍa de descanso en un centro de votaciÓn trabajaban a toda marcha para brindar un importante servicio a los l parece que decidieron sufragar con anticipaciÓn. funcionarios del registro de votantes alienten a los electores a hacerlo temprano o . >> es importante para que no te dan la posibilidad de votar tene

per hour. we have a southerly breeze in san jose and the southeasterly breeze over hayward. the seabreeze is not going away completely but it will be confined to the coastline for the most part here is a comparison from yesterday into today. you could see santa rosa warmer today. san francisco at 72. concord is expected to hit 90 for the afternoon and 84 in san jose. 78 in oakland for today. 65 and pacifica and for the inter-east bay 88 degrees expected for livermore. our inland cities will be well into the 90s. on this prediction we are going to cool down. >> reporter: i was just telling my coworkers i had a very pleasant day in livermore yesterday. >> nice. low 80s. out pretty good. >> i listened to you on the weekend mornings and i get my weather forecast from you. >>> i want to let you know were going to start with the richmond bridge. the traffic is going to be recovering after an earlier incident. i will let you know the traffic is backed up a little bit longer than it normally is approaching this band. once you get onto the span it does look good but it has been getting b

. >> reporter: it really is, vicky. san jose police are studying the issue to see how to arm every patrol officer with narcan. at least one police officer in the bay area said they're in as well. police departments across the east coast and midwest have been training on the use of narcan for months, all because of the opioid epidemic. narcan is a medicine that reverses the effects of an overdose. >> the type that we have is a nasal application, so we can administer this dose of narcan through the nasal passage and it goes into the person's body. >> reporter: the san mateo county sheriff's office announced today it would equip its narcotics officers and deputies on specialized units with narcan. the move comes on the heels of this recommendation by the civil grand jury which suggests every police officer carry narcan. this past weekend two undercover agents in alameda county raided a suspected drug dealer's home and became ill. one fainted after being exposed to fentanyl in the air. responding officers gave them narcan and believe the doses >> t is certainly out tmuni to be aware th

a crash. it hands just before 2:00 on west montague expressway and north first street in san jose. santa clara police officers were chasing the driver of a stolen car into san jose. at the same time, a san jose police officer was responds to go a separate call about a fight when he collided with the santa clara police car. the stolen car was not involved in the crash and has not been found. both officers are being treated for nonlife threatening injuries. >>> this morning, resdents in concord are back in their homes after a grass fire came dangerously close. all evacuation orders were lifted just after 10:00 last night. the fire is now 85% contained and has burned 268 acres. five fighters spent the night to keep an eye on flare-ups there. abc 7 news reporter katie yutes spoke with some very graceful neighbors. >> into the night, crews are working hot spots from a fast-moving fire that threatened hundreds of homes. it started near cal road. people who lived in montecto neighborhoods watched flames swarm towards their homes. >> to the top of the sky. they couldn't have been any bigger. the

bringing fear of fire instead of fun. we are live in san jose with the story. >> dan, from where we are standing here in north san jose, we can hear a lot of fireworks going off toward the downtown area, that should not be the case as fireworks are illegal all throughout santa clara county, while fireworks are a part of the fourth of july celebration, more people are concerned because of the devastating fires and the dry conditions. >> the smallest ignition source can light this stuff on fire. >> reporter: captain murphy said that even with good rain last year, fuel conditions all around the bay area never fully recovered from california's drought of. bone dry conditions and a simple spark can laead to a serious problem. >> the conditions are just not set up for people to use fireworks. >> a message that she is trying to get through to her neighbors every fourth of july. >> so far, it never fails, it's been a war zone. her group, has been promoting the improved online reporting tool, meant to catch those setting off illegal sparklers, the city of san jose, asking to snap, click and repo

. kiet do is at a city park in east san jose with more on what she did to save the tree, at least for now. >> reporter: the community meeting just got underway. a sizable showing of neighbors, many of them passionate. as you can see, there are some city officials from parks and rec along with the city arborists. the arborist says he came to look at the tree a few months ago. it showed signs of stress. the neighbors, it will be a tough sell for them because to them, that looks healthy. the first hint of any problems came on tuesday. carol barito rounded the corner to see men with chain saws surrounding the tree and started yelling at them. >> stop! [ laughter ] what are you doing? and they said we have an order from the city of san jose to remove this tree. and, i thought that is ludicrous. why? they said it is damaged. it is no damage to the tree. you are the one that is damaging the tree. >> reporter: carol went around banging on neighbor's doors to rally support. the crews finally stopped but only after she called 911 and two officers arrived on scene. >> what do you say to people w

reaching a high of 105 degrees. at the livermore airport, 100 degrees. at the san jose airport, 98. get this, at sfo, 88 degrees. now, i do have some good news. we are going to get mother nature's cooling in the form of a sea breeze that's expected to kick in overnight into sunday. but we're still expecting breezy conditions, which is why that red flag warning will remain in place through tomorrow. more detail coming up in just a bit. back to you. >>> people told to shelter in place after a small grass fire in san francisco threatened homes. we've learned that fireworks are to blame. cell phone video shows crews mopping up some hot spots. it happened just after 11:00 this morning. the two-alarm grass fire broke out on bache street near st. mary's park. the fire burned only about an acre. one person suffered minor injuries. no homes or structures were burned. >>> firefighters responding to several small fires. roz plater is in dublin and continues our coverage. roz? >> reporter: indeed i'm in the dublin hills and i'm going to step out of the way and show you what we just spotted not

burned within minutes of each other and threatened homes and homeless encampments in san jose. at least three of those fires broke out along coyote creek yesterday and another near the los lagos golf course. kpix 5's maria medina with the investigation. >> there were structures threatened. there were some homeless encampment threatened. >> reporter: chopper 5 captured the fires that started within minutes of each other as firefighters arrived to the first vegetation fire on capitol expressway and tours just after 4 p.m. another fire began not too far away. >> since then, we have had at least two more fires along the creek. >> reporter: in total, firefighters battled at least four fires in the area. los lagos golf course turned on its sprinklers to fight the fire as the fire came close to a mobile home park. >> we got lines on that very quickly and no structure was damaged. >> reporter: because of the timing of the fires, they are called suspicious but that's not all. >> the wind's blowing the opposite direction toward capitol expressway. >> reporter: another reason why investigato

take a peek outside overlooking downtown san jose. see how things are looking. the sun is up but it is not too warm. it is very pleasant right now. we like things like that, right, carr kari? >> absolutely, we are ready for the afternoon game at at&t park and we see fans starting to make their way through the stands. first pitch is at 12:45 and at 63 degrees. it is cloudy now but there will be some clearing as the game goes along. it keeps us nice and cool and going out of some of the hiking trails and reaching into the upper 70s today which will be very nice and breezy winds and comfortable and a lot of sunshine. the winds will pick up as we go into the afternoon with the evening hours of gusts up to 20 miles per hour and those ocean breezes also keeping the coast cool but in land areas will be quite warm today and concord and antioch today reaching the upper 80s and morgan hills at 85 degrees and 79 in san jose. we have some much hotter weather on the way going into the weekend with a lot of festivities going on around the bay area. i will talk more about that, also just how hot it g

. let's talk about the commute on northbound one-on-one going towards san jose. to see traffic is moving along very well here. there was no major problems. did you see traffic continues to move along very well with no major issues. we are also talking about the 580 interchange getting a little better now this is open up after the roadwork. the bay bridge toll plaza, you will see traffic is light and i went to the pay gates. >>> happy monday. as we get out the door this morning, temperatures are in the low 50s. as we get into the afternoon, would definitely be more comfortable as we will drop off perhapsup to 15 degrees from where we were yesterday afternoon. here is a look into the city of san francisco. upper 50s to 60 degrees for the downtown area. 54 degrees in oakland. we do have a oldown coming our way. even into thursday, 're looking at a very pleasant weather. we will warm back up in time for the weekend. it does not look anywhere near as hot as we have experienced this past weekend. 82 degrees for the high temperature today in santa rosa. 87 for the east bay. we have 70 degrees i

, and san jose city hall. our coverage continues online at area area.c nbcbayarea.com. >>> the season is changing. happy first night of summer. this was actually the longest day of the year in terms of daylight. tomorrow the heat arrives. a live look over dublin now, which could see triple-digit temperatures by this weekend. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, who is tracking se us. >> high pressure is already starting to build in right now. that's what's helping to bring the heat for a two-day event friday and saturday. heat viadvisory in effect for a areas away from the coast. 95 to 103 degrees is possible. you have to remember to drink water, wear light-colored clothing, and do not forget the pets. number one hottest location, widespread heat tomorrow, contra costa, also alameda counties. so let's get a look at how temperatures will play out on your friday forecast. we're at 77, 10:00 a.m. by noon, 88. there you can see the jump. by 3:00 p.m., up to a hot1:19 t we for'll fhe north and the east bay hills. we'll let you know how high those winds could gust at 11:19 t

witnesses. >> they have the not said what led to the pursuit. >>> a fatal stabbing in san jose marks the 12th homicide of the year. it happened in west san jose. the victim's name has not bee released. two other men showed up at a hospital with stab injuries. police detained one of them for questions. they are asking for anyone with information to call san jose pd. >>> details about the swimmer who was rescued in the alcatraz event in morning. he had a seizure and taken to a that is where he is tonight being cared for. >>> with the third nba championship time-out in yrshe warriors are back home. the team landed in oakland this evening and cheering from fans who wanted to be the first to welcome the players home, started before the doors even opened. finals mvp kevin durant carrying his trophy. steph curry with the larry o'brien championship trophy. look at that. the stimt from the players and fans was sky high. >> i just wanted to be a part of the whole winning season here. i was at oracle last night and it was just amazing. i just want to be a part of it. >> outside the gate, fans d

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court date on the original charges from last year in a couple of weeks. live in san jose, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> 144 votes, that is all that separates mark leno and london breed in the san francisco race. he has the slightest lead as of two hours ago. thousands of votes still need to be -- counted and they will release updates at 4:00 and through the weekend. leno leads by 144 votes. he appears to be benefiting from the second place votes under san francisco ranked choice voting system. breed has more first place votes. >>> do you recognize this man and women? they are suspected in a armed robbery in milpitas at the royal spa. they walked into the spa and asking for a couple's message. they then pulled out a gun and robbed the business. thankfully no one was hurt. the couple did steal money from both the employees and customers. >>> a deadly hit-and-run in san jose has a neighborhood demanding justice. the victim in this case not a person, but a beloved family dog. nbc bay area's robert honda is in downtown san jose on 24th street with the details. robert? >> repor

calmer and warmer. 72 to 78. it was cold in napa friday night. paulo alto 74 to 79, san jose 77 to 80. temperatures will go up a little bit and take a dip on wednesday and climb back up toward the end of the week. paul credo is up in sierra. 42 and clear. saturday was nice and then it changed. sunday was wild with boomers, lightning, hail and over a half inch of rain. that upper low was there, we gave you fair warning on that thursday and friday. they are now out of there so it will be quiet over the sierra. it is moving out good. 50s for most of the temps, maybe a 60 at sfo, but other than that high pressure will kick in for a warm up. temperatures are right about where they should be this time of year. so is mr. sal castendo. let's hope today is better than last week. >>> we are getting decent commute right now. i am looking around to make sure i am not jinxing myself. you can see traffic is going to be busy on westbound 580 as you drive through the altamont pass. a little bit of a minor crash on 580, right at the altamont pass on the shoulder. the traffic is slow anyway. a crash

something different in san jose. >> those people gathered in saint james park for the dog and yoga in the park class yesterday. that event as you can see -- that's pretty cool. look at the little dog, i'm going to take a rest. this is all organized by the silicon valley pet project. instructors took people and pups through a yoga practice as many people today were calling it doga. >> it's a different thing when you also have to take care of someone else if you're doing your practice. normally your practice is just with you. seeing how you can really play with your dog, remember to pet them, to havet engagement even as you're moving through your motion in practice. >> i'm sure a lot of people still talking about that this morning. this event was also an opportunity to meet some of the pups the silicon valley pet project has up for adoption as well. >> that's a good idea. >> they are hosting another dog and yoga class. look out for that because that's coming up next month. >>> kari, this might be a good thing. could be a team builder, right? >> xbl those dogs are so in sad our highs the

san jose. winds are about 3 miles an hour. with the comment wins, the temperatures have been dropping off. napa 44. san francisco 50. san jose 51 here is are alive m looking outside, where we do have mostly clear skies. into the afternoon hours, lots of sunshine. 60s, 70s, and 80s. that will be the temperature range later on this afternoon. so we are beginning warm up for your friday forecast. tom nartker 4:32. early friday morning. let's check in with alex, he is tracking the roadways. >> so far, we look pretty good. especially up in the north bay. we tell you about the solano county if you're coming out of sono county this morning. traveling westbound on interstate 80. no problems whatsoever. should be smooth sailing as you make your way down toward the carquinez bridge. this morning. also, traffic looking good heading south on 101. out of santa rosa and petaluma this morning into novato. we will take you here and show you a live look at if you're coming out of marin county and traveling across the golden gate bridge this morning into san francisco. everything looking good. no crash

breaking news from overnight, some streets in san jose are closed near san jose state. as you can see that activity going on. here are the live pictures, this is at 1 andalma and just learned from the crew on the scene that a woman was hit by a car. no word on her condition and it's not clear if police are investigating this as a hit-and-run. of course, we will continue to monitor this situation as we get more information about it. and we are also following this right here -- elections. >> are you ready to vote? >> of course i'm ready. >> you better be ready. tomorrow is california's primary and "today in the bay's" mary yan favro was talking to folks out there. the top candidates are out in swing to get voters excited about them. >> with san jose mayor sam licardo by his side, antonio villaraigosa walked in san pedro square to talk to people watching the warriors game about issues that concern them. he says this is part of an 18-hour whirlwind tour to get out the vote. villaraigosa says voters share many of the same concerns. >> they are talking about the division between that ric ca

>>> apple's annual developer's conference is kicking off in san jose. the new features coming to apple devices and the one that hopes to keep you digitally healthy. >>> i'm in san jose. police are investigating a felony hit and run. i have new information about the suspect vehicle. >>> it's the start of a brand- new workweek. >> steve paulson is off today but rosemary is here to talk about the weather. >> are you ready for a cool down. we have a trough developing off the coastline. that will bridge back the -- bring back the on shore bridge. the cool pacific air will clean out the air a little bit. we have haze over the weekend. for some of the inland areas, they are baking, almost to 100 degrees or hitting it at times for some inland communities. here is the trough right in there. you can see the onshore flow that will return to the bay area. the winds are generally light. fairfield 15 miles per hour. we know it needs to be closer to 30 before it finally pushes the cool air inland. 62 right now in fair felt. 55 to start in fremont. around the bay and areas like sfo 57. 56 in san

this san jose apartment complex this morning. robert handa is live outside the santa clara county sheriff's office. what's the latest from the sheriff? >> reporter: well, you know, there are a lot of fascinating information bits coming out about this cold case that is once again getting national attention and it has brought an obscure figure back into the spotlight as the possible killer. the crush of officers in this apartment complex in san jose today centered around a cold case from 1974. the so-called satanic murder of a arliss perry. officers went to serve a search warned on steve crawford who was the security guard at the church retesting of old dna put the man identified as crawford back in the center of the investigation. but when officers arrived he shot and killed himself. >> he knew that our investigators have focussed on him as a suspect. >> reporter: scott harold has been researching the 1974 case, despite crawford's seemingly harmless demeanor, including being the drum major at his high school, circumstances pointed to crawford. >> i always felt that hover killed arl

a man seen robbing a business. this is in san jose. police say on may 1st, right here, this man walked into the public storage facility there and held up a person and demanded the money from one of the employees. this is the store in east san jose. that man took cash and hopped into what you see right here, this is a silver chevy blazer and sped off. >> housing advocates in concord want to get the word out about that city's new option to find unfair rental hikes. they approved a new rent review program for tenants whose rent gets raised more than 10% more than any one year. the first of two days of outreach meetings to try to let people know about their rights. >> sonoma county leaders say homeowners there are running into a more and more frequent problem during heavy rains. rupturing a privately owned and sometimes equated sewer lines that run under private property and connect up to the county. the agency wants to create a new ordinance requiring repairs when necessary. tonight they'll hold the first of three community immediaters to discuss the plan. >> right now, we're walki