. it was indeed a perfect marriage. rosemetjosewhenshe was fourteen he just arrived from el salvador and unrolled at her school the u.s. took in a number of people from the latin american country after the big earthquake there in two thousand and one rose and jose later married and they were happy until about two years ago. rose was left entirely on her own. here she's picking up her son at the school bus stop when she can't make it an older neighbor boy brings him home. that's her got his grades earlier today and he proudly shows them to his mother. oh he's good maybe people. know though pick up walter's sister carmen after a day at nursery school she usually stays with a neighbor family. i think you're very. right there oh carmen was just two years old when her father was deported carmen was reaching for him and when they meet the man goes rose please go i'm sorry i love you just go i don't want to see me like this and then tell him that pm that i'm not going to leave you alone you know i'm here for you don't say anything don't don't talk to them and they had to escort me
. it was indeed a perfect marriage. rose met jose when she was fourteen he just arrived from el salvador and unrolled at her school the u.s. took in a number of people from the latin american country after the big earthquake there in two thousand and one rose and jose later married and they were happy until about two years ago. rose was left entirely on her own. here she's picking up her son at the school bus stop when she can't make it an older neighbor boy brings him home. that's her got his...
redell is live insanjose. whatare police saying? >> reporter: marcus,sanjosepolicesay they have solved the murder of bambi larson. they are telling us how she died. larson, who was 59 years old, she was stabbed to death late last month at her home on the 900 block of knollfield way in south san jose. detectives interviewed her alleged killer last night and then arrested this person. pd is expected to release more information about this suspect later today. larson was the manager of a medical testing company here in san jose, had attended san jose state university and uc santa cruz. when police discovered her body february 28th, she had stab wounds to her neck and torso. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. 6:01 right now. >>> despite a push within her party, house speaker nancy pelosi is throwing cold water on impeaching president trump, it comes as the clock appears to be ticking on robert mueller's russia investigation. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live in washington with more on the developments that are expected this wee
redell is live in san jose. what are police saying? >> reporter: marcus, san jose police say they have solved the murder of bambi larson. they are telling us how she died. larson, who was 59 years old, she was stabbed to death late last month at her home on the 900 block of knollfield way in south san jose. detectives interviewed her alleged killer last night and then arrested this person. pd is expected to release more information about this suspect later today. larson was the manager...
day after the fire that tookeverythingjoseguzmanowned, except for one thing - his dog, gabbana.jose guzman, fire survivor:"she was tied up back by that three over there, by the fence. all the way in the back, that's where she stays."we traveled to pala to see what was left of his home and to ask him about this video that's gone viral.the cell phone video that captures jose rushing past firefighters and into his burning home, looking frantically for his dog, who was tied up in the back of the property.just moments later, both of them run out - both of them safe. jose guzman, fire survivor:"i was not scared, i was not thinking about it, i was just thinking about getting her." gabbana was a special favorite of his three daughters, including 4 year old hazel.the family had gone out for a visit with grandparents when the fire first broke out.a neighbor called him after seeing the smoke.jose guzman, fire survivor:"i parked my truck there and ran, the firefighters didn't even see me coming through."when jose arrived, the blaze that had started next door had engulfed his home
day after the fire that took everything jose guzman owned, except for one thing - his dog, gabbana.jose guzman, fire survivor:"she was tied up back by that three over there, by the fence. all the way in the back, that's where she stays."we traveled to pala to see what was left of his home and to ask him about this video that's gone viral.the cell phone video that captures jose rushing past firefighters and into his burning home, looking frantically for his dog, who was tied up in the...
. from the live news desk, i'm ken bastida. >>> insanjosenowa gas leak on monterey highway near bernal road caused nearby businesses to be evacuated. it happened around 1:00 this afternoon. fire crews say construction workers hit a high pressure gas line. a portion of monterey highway was shut down in both directions. >> we evacuated two buildings in the complex and the bar next- door because the gas was drifting. there have been no reported injuries. we evacuated between 15 to 20 people. >> crews later secured the leak. monterey highway is reopened now. >>> the rain has let up, but now the potholes have sprung up. that means teeth jarring rides on many bay area roads. kpix5's kiet do in san jose with the lowdown for drivers when the asphalt landmines start to damage your car. kiet? >> reporter: you can tell who the locals are in this section of san jose. they know to avoid the middle lane out here on capitol avenue just south of trimble, but did you know if your vehicle hits a pothole and is damaged, you might have a claim against whatever government agency is responsible for t
. from the live news desk, i'm ken bastida. >>> in san jose now a gas leak on monterey highway near bernal road caused nearby businesses to be evacuated. it happened around 1:00 this afternoon. fire crews say construction workers hit a high pressure gas line. a portion of monterey highway was shut down in both directions. >> we evacuated two buildings in the complex and the bar next- door because the gas was drifting. there have been no reported injuries. we evacuated between 15...
and wide, but thankfully that has not happened in this latest outbreak. insanjose, devinfehely, kpix5. >> we posted a measles fact sheet on our website, www.kpix.com. it has more details about how the virus spreads and how to protect yourself. >>> many bay area streets have become a minefield of potholes since the storms. drivers who don't swerve fast enough find themselves making a sharp turn to the repair shop. as kpix5's kiet do found out, the road to getting those bills reimbursed is paved with frustration. kiet? >> reporter: when i rolled up to this stretch of capitol avenue south of trimble road, i was just like wow, you have got we met one woman who hit this long stretch of potholes who got a flat and when she went to file a reimbursement claim with the city, she shook her head and figured there has to be an easier way. it is yet another rainy day in san jose. we are riding along with the department of transportation hunting for public enemy no. 1. daniel rodriguez and his partner take no longer than five minutes to drop in the filler material and tamp it down. drivers a
and wide, but thankfully that has not happened in this latest outbreak. in san jose, devin fehely, kpix5. >> we posted a measles fact sheet on our website, www.kpix.com. it has more details about how the virus spreads and how to protect yourself. >>> many bay area streets have become a minefield of potholes since the storms. drivers who don't swerve fast enough find themselves making a sharp turn to the repair shop. as kpix5's kiet do found out, the road to getting those bills...
su casa ensanjosÉ. >>el seÑor arÉvalo ha sido instruido de cargos iba a pasar el resto de su vida en prisiÓn. dijo el de la fiscalÍa del condado de santa clara. los cargos implica la posibilidad de recibir la pena capital. tanto los fiscales, jefe de la policÍa de san josÉ resaltaron la brutalidad del asesinato y en particular garcÍa reiterÓ la necesidad de cambiar las polÍticas santuario en el condado de santa clara para evitar que personas, arÉvalo carranza atente el contra la comunidad. >> lo que pasÓ en san josÉ con la persona que mato fue un crimen fatal. en las 27 aÑos que yo he estado aquÍ es uno de los crÍmenes que yo he visto en mi vida que me dio malos sueÑos, seriamente. >> el presente asociaciÓn de policÍa de san josÉ se refiriÓ preciso actual y dijo que personas, arÉvalo carranza deben ser deportadas antes de hacer mÁs daÑo. >> estas personas van a la cÁrcel, cumplen con sus condenas. ahÍ se emite Órdenes de prisiÓn que seÑaladas por las polÍticas y por eso son dejados en libertad y vuelven a reincidir. eso no deberÍa pasar. deberÍan
su casa en san josÉ. >> el seÑor arÉvalo ha sido instruido de cargos iba a pasar el resto de su vida en prisiÓn. dijo el de la fiscalÍa del condado de santa clara. los cargos implica la posibilidad de recibir la pena capital. tanto los fiscales, jefe de la policÍa de san josÉ resaltaron la brutalidad del asesinato y en particular garcÍa reiterÓ la necesidad de cambiar las polÍticas santuario en el condado de santa clara para evitar que personas, arÉvalo carranza atente el...
going on within the officers, what kind of a call was it, desperate call? >>sanjosepolicedepartment has not released the 911 call. district attorneys offices conducted investigations of the shooting. san jose state university issued this statement said in part officer's use of force was deemed legally justifiable in response to immediate threat. in addition in response to civil lawsuit filed against sjsu, two federal courts ruled that use of force was reasonable and appropriate. valdez says this video is painful for her and antonio's nine-year-old son. also still believes he was trying to run away and did nothing to justify being shot. today san jose state also released more than 450 pages of reports looking into the investigation of the shooting. we also reached out to san jose police department to find out why they've not yet released the 911 recordings, have not heard back. nbc bay area. >>> bay area family is upset over how a local hospital used technology to tell them loved one had terminal illness. used device called an irobot to deliver the news. >> rolled into the room at ka
going on within the officers, what kind of a call was it, desperate call? >> san jose police department has not released the 911 call. district attorneys offices conducted investigations of the shooting. san jose state university issued this statement said in part officer's use of force was deemed legally justifiable in response to immediate threat. in addition in response to civil lawsuit filed against sjsu, two federal courts ruled that use of force was reasonable and appropriate....
tonight in the horrific murder of asanjosewomaninside her own home in is the suspect, carlos coranza. you were the first to learn he's an undocumented immigrant with a long criminal history. san jose police cleef says well before bambi was murdered, i.c.e. agents tried repeatedly to deport him. >> reporter: the information will spark a political debate especially because the murder suspect had a long criminal sift and admits to being a gang member. >> 24-year-old carlos is the man accused of brutally murdering 59-year-old bambi larson from san jose 12 days ago. he's have el salvador and in the united states illegally. the federal agency claims they tried to deport him nine times before for his long criminal history but their detainers were not honored in both los angeles and santa clara counties. in an afternoon press conference the san jose police chief didn't mince words. >> we have no control over how the county interacts with federal immigration enforcement and deportation of violent or serious felony fls. those policies are not set at our level. >> reporter: he stopped b
tonight in the horrific murder of a san jose woman inside her own home in is the suspect, carlos coranza. you were the first to learn he's an undocumented immigrant with a long criminal history. san jose police cleef says well before bambi was murdered, i.c.e. agents tried repeatedly to deport him. >> reporter: the information will spark a political debate especially because the murder suspect had a long criminal sift and admits to being a gang member. >> 24-year-old carlos is the...
in teachers salaries around the area. david louie has that part of our coverage fromsanjose. >>teachers have been wearing red on fridays to show solidarity with striking teachers in oakland. these are photos from the san jose teachers association facebook page. they've had to strike twice in the 1980s. it describes the relationship with the san jose unified school district. >> we're a partnership. >> as a result of past negotiations, the teachers association has access to the district's books and more. >> assigned a predetermined percentage of the district's unrestricted ongoing revenue to teacher salaries an benefits. >> those of that was groundbreaking. >> it was the first of its kind in california. >> that number is 38% for the district's 1200 teachers. compared to oakland teachers, starting pay is almost $8500 higher. $16,000 higher for average pay. over 13,000 higher at the top pay scale. because of how the state sets formulas for school district revenue. teachers are paid significantly less than a neighboring district. >> santa clara receives, i think, 45% more fundin
in teachers salaries around the area. david louie has that part of our coverage from san jose. >> teachers have been wearing red on fridays to show solidarity with striking teachers in oakland. these are photos from the san jose teachers association facebook page. they've had to strike twice in the 1980s. it describes the relationship with the san jose unified school district. >> we're a partnership. >> as a result of past negotiations, the teachers association has access to...
continuing to come down, moving into livermore by 6:28 tonight. off to the south, not too much insanjose. sofar today, this line continues down right now across cupertino and sunnyvale. that's going to be pushing into san jose through the next 15 minutes. likely making it to the east foothills by 6:48 tonight. we're tracking how much longer that's going to linger and the big, big weather change ahead and what it's going to mean for our forecast coming up in 18 minutes. >> jeff, thank you very much. new at 6:00, a mother and daughter are missing and police are frantically trying to find them. this is the alert the chp just sent out. they're looking for jessica tucker and her daughter ross land artiga. they live in richmond. they were last seen leaving a home in hercules. tucker is driving a 2005 block honda crv. it's an suv. license number 5 max 512. you're urged to call 911 if you see them. >>> a popular mma fighter from san jose seriously hurt tonight. the question is what happened to him? a jugger found sam romero lying along the guadalupe trail on sunday morning. the family spoke to
continuing to come down, moving into livermore by 6:28 tonight. off to the south, not too much in san jose. so far today, this line continues down right now across cupertino and sunnyvale. that's going to be pushing into san jose through the next 15 minutes. likely making it to the east foothills by 6:48 tonight. we're tracking how much longer that's going to linger and the big, big weather change ahead and what it's going to mean for our forecast coming up in 18 minutes. >> jeff, thank...
a day. (robin) we're learning more about the man who is charged in the death of asanjosemother.police say 24- year-old carlos carranza is undocumented, had been deported, and has a long criminal history. he is accused of randomly breaking into 59-year-old bami larsen's home and then stabbing her to death. a memorial grows outside her home on knollfield way. carranza is salvadorian and has a long rap sheet including kidnapping, false imprisonment, burglary, and drug offfense. san jose's police chief says following his many arrests, immigration authorities áunsuccessfully sought information about his release on six separate occassions.
a day. (robin) we're learning more about the man who is charged in the death of a san jose mother. police say 24- year-old carlos carranza is undocumented, had been deported, and has a long criminal history. he is accused of randomly breaking into 59-year-old bami larsen's home and then stabbing her to death. a memorial grows outside her home on knollfield way. carranza is salvadorian and has a long rap sheet including kidnapping, false imprisonment, burglary, and drug offfense. san jose's...
landmark this morning. well, now the city ofsanjoseplansto build its own iconic landmark to attract people from all over the world. the city council gave permission to the san jose light tower corporation to hold an international competition to design a landmark for arena green near s.a.p. center. the nonprofit group is named after a landmark tower that was in downtown san jose. it was removed after damage from a windstorm back in 1915 but reportedly helped influence the eiffel tower in paris, france. >> we want something like the roman coliseum or the eiffel tower that hundreds of years from now is still relevant and that somehow captures the human spirit. >> some environmentalists say that the location isn't right. they say that an increase in visitors would threaten birds and other animals near the guadalupe river and los gatos creek. >> interesting to see some of the proposals that they come up with. i want to see the drawings. it would be interesting. >> see what they come up with in the end, right? >> all right. more on our sunshine. >>> it's nice since our wet winter.
landmark this morning. well, now the city of san jose plans to build its own iconic landmark to attract people from all over the world. the city council gave permission to the san jose light tower corporation to hold an international competition to design a landmark for arena green near s.a.p. center. the nonprofit group is named after a landmark tower that was in downtown san jose. it was removed after damage from a windstorm back in 1915 but reportedly helped influence the eiffel tower in...
r street from a residential neighborhood.james gardner,sanjose"sometimes there's20-30 shopping carts all grouped up and they kind of keep getting moved around." james gardner has lived here for 10 years and says more and more homeless continue to move in ... living in cars and rvs -- blocking sidewalks and making it difficult to feel safe.james gardner, san jose "there's a lot of trash littering the streets. everything from big piles of garbage to used furniture to appliances."he's sympathetic -- and understands how expensive it is to live in san jose -- but says he's now unable to go for walks with his daughter ... he's contacted the city several times but says nothing has been done.james gardner, san jose"it's been brought to their attention, and they've discussed that it's going to be cleaned up, but it hasn't been. it's only gotten worse." michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"we asked the arkiely boulevard ... they said they've made multiple attempts to contact tammi to offer her shelter. they say addressing homelessness is one of their highest pastor scott wagers, cham ybody"
r street from a residential neighborhood.james gardner, san jose"sometimes there's 20-30 shopping carts all grouped up and they kind of keep getting moved around." james gardner has lived here for 10 years and says more and more homeless continue to move in ... living in cars and rvs -- blocking sidewalks and making it difficult to feel safe.james gardner, san jose "there's a lot of trash littering the streets. everything from big piles of garbage to used furniture to...
dead here. jonathan: yourthoughts,jose? jose: iagree completely. looking into q2 -- q1 was affected by the trade wars and the government shutdown, weaker data that we thought, below 1%, maybe half a percent in gdp. that accelerates into q2. what will bond yield look at that point? i don't think inflation will pick up but we could see a modest pickup in inflation. wages are certainly doing well. and on the equity side, we're looking at consumer discretionary stocks. we see a pickup in the economy. jonathan: let's talk about the objective of the fed. according to chairman powell, the priority is this. >> my colleagues and i have one overarching goal, to sustain the economic expansion with a strong job market for the benefit of the american people. the u.s. economy is in a good place, and we will use monetary policy tools to help keep it there. jonathan: luke hickmore, it wouldn't be the first time we've had a false signal with curve inversion. can i assume you think the federal reserve can engineer a soft landing and extend this cycle? jake: i certainly hope so, jonathan, and
dead here. jonathan: your thoughts, jose? jose: i agree completely. looking into q2 -- q1 was affected by the trade wars and the government shutdown, weaker data that we thought, below 1%, maybe half a percent in gdp. that accelerates into q2. what will bond yield look at that point? i don't think inflation will pick up but we could see a modest pickup in inflation. wages are certainly doing well. and on the equity side, we're looking at consumer discretionary stocks. we see a pickup in the...
nose and the sides of the plane were damaged. >>> tonightsanjoseplansto build its own iconic landmark. building will begin in 2021. >> reporter: this is arena dreams, steps away from the sat center, and google's potential megacampus. it'll be home to the city's future iconic landmark. something san jose really doesn't have. san francisco has the golden gate bridge. site the space needle. l.a. the hollywood sign. but san jose? >> san jose has nothing. >> you're right. we need something. >> we saw this void and we want to build something beautiful. >> reporter: now steve and his team from the san jose light tower corporation are about to change that. the san jose city council just gave the nonprofit the green light to hold an international competition to design a landmark for arena green park. >> already in the last few day, i've gotten contacts from berlin, moscow, australia, all around the united states. >> reporter: at least one resident cautioned the city council. over the year, people have said the sculpture of a serpent looks more like something else. >> we want something
nose and the sides of the plane were damaged. >>> tonight san jose plans to build its own iconic landmark. building will begin in 2021. >> reporter: this is arena dreams, steps away from the sat center, and google's potential megacampus. it'll be home to the city's future iconic landmark. something san jose really doesn't have. san francisco has the golden gate bridge. site the space needle. l.a. the hollywood sign. but san jose? >> san jose has nothing. >> you're...
seeing probably the most significant hail of the day in downtown eastsanjose. thatis not rain, ice particles and hail coming down starting to show up on the doppler. we'll take you in the lightning here and frequent lightning strikes usually produce larger hail storms. right here is pale and lavender superimposed slowly drifting into south san jose and slowly towards campbell here in the next 15-20 minutes. you can see other cells in that line also producing quite a bit of hail. more showers in the peninsula. less so towards the north bay. i think that will be the trend of the eke, most significant weather happening in the santa clara valley as the storm tracks down the coast. hail with frequent lightning possible the next hour or 2 especially for the south bay. i will let you know what you can expect the rest of the night coming up in about 15 minutes, and tomorrow's forecast. >>> thank you so much. we did say snow. this is what it looked like atop mount hamilton, shortly before noon and it looks very gray. >> you can't tell what direction you're looking. too much snow. >> all rai
seeing probably the most significant hail of the day in downtown east san jose. that is not rain, ice particles and hail coming down starting to show up on the doppler. we'll take you in the lightning here and frequent lightning strikes usually produce larger hail storms. right here is pale and lavender superimposed slowly drifting into south san jose and slowly towards campbell here in the next 15-20 minutes. you can see other cells in that line also producing quite a bit of hail. more...
youthink?jose: youhave to look at the market. you have seen an expansion of debt, talking about different forms of liquidity. no question the curve is telling you why go long if i don't get paid for the risk? so banks -- yeah, it is a problem. >> i think have to pay attention because these things can be self-fulfilling. will the fed be bullied into cutting short-term rates to get the curve dormant, it is definitely a problem for europe where the banks are weaker and they have problems with monetary transmission in those countries. jonathan: you said it is hocus-pocus. let's explore why. luke? luke: i think there are a number of things at play here. if we look at where interest rates are, we don't run into a recession ever before in the past. if you want to look at three months, 10 years and in version in this space, that causes recessions. there is other things going on. your other guests talk about how people are accessing capital markets. for example, the loans are does -- disintermediating in the market. balance sheets strength has happened at a dramatic pace over the last 10
you think? jose: you have to look at the market. you have seen an expansion of debt, talking about different forms of liquidity. no question the curve is telling you why go long if i don't get paid for the risk? so banks -- yeah, it is a problem. >> i think have to pay attention because these things can be self-fulfilling. will the fed be bullied into cutting short-term rates to get the curve dormant, it is definitely a problem for europe where the banks are weaker and they have problems...
. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. a horrific and deeply sad situation unfolding at asanjoseapartmentcomplex today. we are hearing that a woman may have killed her two young children and then taken her own life. police and firefighters swarmed the commons apartments in south san jose. nbc bay area's robert handa was at that complex as some of the crews arrives and joins us with the latest. robert, this is just a tragic, tragic situation. >> reporter: that's right. and it is still a very tense scene here. as you can see, homicide detectives are still here trying to determine exactly how two young boys, we're told ages 5 and 7, ended up dead inside their home. the neighbors helped their father deal with the discovery are upset beyond words. >> i can't even explain the way i feel right now because i feel like anxiety, you know, just to know that two little boys passed away. >> reporter: police and firefighters rolled in fast at the dent commons apartment in south san jose, but it quickly became obvious there were no lives to be saved. sources say it appears a woman possibly a mother, may have k
. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. a horrific and deeply sad situation unfolding at a san jose apartment complex today. we are hearing that a woman may have killed her two young children and then taken her own life. police and firefighters swarmed the commons apartments in south san jose. nbc bay area's robert handa was at that complex as some of the crews arrives and joins us with the latest. robert, this is just a tragic, tragic situation. >> reporter: that's right. and it is still a...
and jessica.sanjosepolicestarted extra patrols in the thousand oaks neighborhood. so far, they've not announced an arrest. >> it's scary. it's pretty safe neighborhood otherwise. there's hardly any crime around. it's disturbing. >> reporter: sources tell abc 7 san jose police have a person of interest in mind for the murder of bambi larson. the other of two adult children found dead inside her home on thursday. that afternoon, larson hadn't come to work. a worried co-worker called the victim's son. they came to the house, unlocked the door and found her body in the bedroom. close friend of the victim who did not want to be on camera spoke to us about larson. >> it's so surreal. i can't imagine anyone wanting to harm this lady. she's a beautiful person. she goes out of her way to help people in the neighborhood. it's just unbelievable. i'm devastated. >> reporter: no suspect has been identified by police. this is the seventh homicide of the year here in san jose. reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> matt, thank you. we want to get to breaking news just coming in
and jessica. san jose police started extra patrols in the thousand oaks neighborhood. so far, they've not announced an arrest. >> it's scary. it's pretty safe neighborhood otherwise. there's hardly any crime around. it's disturbing. >> reporter: sources tell abc 7 san jose police have a person of interest in mind for the murder of bambi larson. the other of two adult children found dead inside her home on thursday. that afternoon, larson hadn't come to work. a worried co-worker...
has been caught. kron4's sara stinson is live in thesanjosewithmore.sara? in the south bay... san jose police have arrested a man seen peeping into several homes, while naked. a warning some people may find this video disturbing. we have blurred much of this video... but police say on february 15 and march 5th... 60 year old mark veregge was caught on surveillance video knocking on front doors and peeping into windows. it happened along meadowlands lane... and in a third incident... police say, veregge was wearing a dress as he approached a home. this isn't the first time he has been arrested for prowling... back in 2017 he was arrested on similar charges while he was a lecturer at stanford. thanks sara. ( darya ) in the east bay . a 10-thousand dollar reward is being offered to catch a masked gunman ... who stole laptops from customers inside an oakland coffee shop. the armed robbery happened at the "world ground" cafe. the gunman stormed the place and demanded the laptops from every customer inside. police are looking at security video from nearby businesses to find the robber.
has been caught. kron4's sara stinson is live in the san jose with more.sara? in the south bay... san jose police have arrested a man seen peeping into several homes, while naked. a warning some people may find this video disturbing. we have blurred much of this video... but police say on february 15 and march 5th... 60 year old mark veregge was caught on surveillance video knocking on front doors and peeping into windows. it happened along meadowlands lane... and in a third incident... police...
quickly went from hostage to hero. his calmness and critical thinking praised bysanjosepolice.>> it's fun anymore. people that are saying that he stayed so calm and cool and collected, that's just him. >> i have no idea why i was able to be calm and collected. i don't know. i don't know. >> but his instincts caught the attention of everyone involved in the massive response, including san jose police chief eddie garcia. >> this guy's amazing. i really need to give him an application or something when this done. >> right now i'm going to stay with ups. i love my job. i do. i love my job. >> a job the husband and father says he is eager to return to with time. >> and even talking about this whole situation, i have no problems. i'm okay with it. it's just when i close my eyes. for whatever reason, you have nightmares. >> ellerd says to this day, he makes no judgment about the people who put his life at risk. in san jose, i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >> it's incredible. we have posted more of the interview with the ups driver taken hostage in san jose on our website, abc7news.com.
quickly went from hostage to hero. his calmness and critical thinking praised by san jose police. >> it's fun anymore. people that are saying that he stayed so calm and cool and collected, that's just him. >> i have no idea why i was able to be calm and collected. i don't know. i don't know. >> but his instincts caught the attention of everyone involved in the massive response, including san jose police chief eddie garcia. >> this guy's amazing. i really need to give...
policÍa desanjosÉyhablamos de los cambios que impacto la comunidad inmigrante. >> buenas tardes, palmira. los jefes de los departamentos de policÍa de santa clara, incluyendo el departamento de policÍa de san josÉ. enviaron esta carta a los supervisores del condado de santa clara para pedir que se realicen cambios a la polÍtica santuario que impide que "ice" sea notificado cuando algunos presos peligrosos salen de las cÁrceles del condado. tras la muerte de bandie larson presuntamente cometidas por un inglÉs indocumentado en san josÉ los departamentos de la policílÍa oficinas del alguacil y del fiscal del distrito enviaron una carta a los supervisores del condado para pedir cambios a las polÍticas santuario que impiden notificar sobre la liberaciÓn de determinados presos. ( habla en inglÉs ) la polÍtica que tiene el condado deja libres en nuestra comunidad a criminales peligrosos que frecuentemente victimista a otros, hay que cambiar la polÍtica con respecto la liberaciÓn de este pequeÑo nÚmero de criminales peligrosos para proteger a la comunidad, dijo el fisca
policÍa de san josÉ y hablamos de los cambios que impacto la comunidad inmigrante. >> buenas tardes, palmira. los jefes de los departamentos de policÍa de santa clara, incluyendo el departamento de policÍa de san josÉ. enviaron esta carta a los supervisores del condado de santa clara para pedir que se realicen cambios a la polÍtica santuario que impide que "ice" sea notificado cuando algunos presos peligrosos salen de las cÁrceles del condado. tras la muerte de bandie...
properties he owns in montana and northern california. >>> hundreds of people gathered insanjosefora rally to prevent gun violence. this comes one day after a federal judge blocked california's ban on high-capacity magazines. christie smith joins us live in san jose with more on that. christie? >> reporter: and terry, there were conversations here today in san jose about that federal ty f gun violence and plan to keep up theled a rally with a goal of curbing gun violence. >> we're tired of gun shootings at schools, but of course just overall we want to stop the gun violence. >> reporter: jessica silva joined in the march for our lives san jose rally for change. she wants the student-led momentum built after the parkland school shooting to grow. >> to join town hall and send letters to representatives. >> reporter: demonstrators said the violence isn't limited to school shootings but violence and suicide. >> we want common sense gun laws and also mental health is such a huge part of this that is overlooked. >> reporter: after a judge blocked a provision of a state gun control law that
properties he owns in montana and northern california. >>> hundreds of people gathered in san jose for a rally to prevent gun violence. this comes one day after a federal judge blocked california's ban on high-capacity magazines. christie smith joins us live in san jose with more on that. christie? >> reporter: and terry, there were conversations here today in san jose about that federal ty f gun violence and plan to keep up theled a rally with a goal of curbing gun violence....
joins us live fromsanjosewithmore. christie? >> reporter: well, terry, there were conversations today about the judge's decision but also about what is being done at the local level. these young people say they want to reduce gun violence and come up with concrete ways to make it happen. they gathered in san jose this afternoon with the goal of curbing gun violence. >> we're tired of gun violence at schools. >> reporter: march for our lives san jose rally for change was led by teenagers to activism and momentum going that was built after the parkland school shooting. >> if need be, then, yeah, we want common sense gun laws and mental health such a huge part overlooked. >> reporter: after a federal judge blocked a state law on a provision tightening the high-capacity magazine and the restriction had not taken effect. today speakers and politicians weighed in. >> the notion in the state of california that anyone would need these high-capacity ga ammunitions is we nd to take to protect people. >> i don't know exactly how the legislation was dawn -- was drawn up so that has to be co
joins us live from san jose with more. christie? >> reporter: well, terry, there were conversations today about the judge's decision but also about what is being done at the local level. these young people say they want to reduce gun violence and come up with concrete ways to make it happen. they gathered in san jose this afternoon with the goal of curbing gun violence. >> we're tired of gun violence at schools. >> reporter: march for our lives san jose rally for change was...
campamento para desamparados ensanjosÉcerrarasus puertas este domingo. >> miguel gÓmez nos cuenta quienes se verÁn más afectados envÍo con informaciÓn. miguel: las autoridades han presentado una soluciÓn temporal. un vale de 30 dÍas para motel como pero lo que los desamparados dicen es que siempre les ofrecen a corto plazo y eso contribuye al problema. willy gonzÁlez aÚn recuerda los dÍas. esos momentos difíciles pronto podrÍan regresar. >> aquÍ estaba bueno. no drogas, eera seguro aquÍ, ttenÍa mÁs baÑos para baÑarnos. >> el campamento para desamparados que estÁ ubicado cerca del aeropuerto de san josÉ cerrara las puertas este domingo. desde inicio de semana comenzaron a moverse. las autoridades le dieron un vale por 30 dÍas para motel, ppero despuÉs de los 30 dÍas muchas de estas personas no saben quÉ harÁn. >> se no buscamos otro lugar un sastre en la calle. algunos guardaron dinero. >> " las autoridades del condado santa clara intentaron mudar el campamento a otra zona aunque esa idea no se dio". los vecinos donde estarÍa nuevo campamento se opusieron a
campamento para desamparados en san josÉ cerrara sus puertas este domingo. >> miguel gÓmez nos cuenta quienes se verÁn más afectados envÍo con informaciÓn. miguel: las autoridades han presentado una soluciÓn temporal. un vale de 30 dÍas para motel como pero lo que los desamparados dicen es que siempre les ofrecen a corto plazo y eso contribuye al problema. willy gonzÁlez aÚn recuerda los dÍas. esos momentos difíciles pronto podrÍan regresar. >> aquÍ estaba bueno. no...
on 17 earlier that today andsanjosedownto santa cruz along 17 boy you are seeing rain on that route. so certainly not helping the situation. if you're trapped in traffic currently san francisco daytime high in the upper 50's oakland for the a's game today low 60's chance of a brief shower as for san jose, 63 today with a few showers lingering as well, i'm talking a nice weekend still to come. rob and prepare for major delays heading to the richmond center fell bridge. >>we haven't had any reports of accidents or stalls, but it's your approach to the toll plaza that is extra heavy the bridge itself is fine across the span, no issues but this back up right here it goes beyond marina it's almost back to regatta and that is much heavier than normal so still trying to figure out why when there's nothing blocking are in the way so when you make it to the tolls there's the way but right after that, it's just wide open so we're putting you at 15 minutes to get from the tolls out a one to one, but know that the approach is very heavy 92 fact as well, but no issues here 21 minutes to th
on 17 earlier that today and san jose down to santa cruz along 17 boy you are seeing rain on that route. so certainly not helping the situation. if you're trapped in traffic currently san francisco daytime high in the upper 50's oakland for the a's game today low 60's chance of a brief shower as for san jose, 63 today with a few showers lingering as well, i'm talking a nice weekend still to come. rob and prepare for major delays heading to the richmond center fell bridge. >>we haven't...
>> a fatal encounter involving police atsanjosestate.good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm michelle griego in for juliette. the family of antonio lopez says they have what they need to prove it was an unjustified shooting. kpix5's andrea nakano joins us with the latest. >> reporter: the shooting happened outside san jose state campus in february of 2014. now we are seeing the body cam footage of the fatal shooting. it was released under the new police transparency law. this video was released by the san jose police department. for lori valdez, watching it was like a nightmare. >> it hurt me more than anything. i know those are his last moments and in a minute i will see what they will do to him. >> reporter: valdez was antonio lopez's girlfriend. the couple have a son, josiah, who was only four the time of his father's death. >> he took my son's father. he took his safety, his innocence. my son does not have a normal childhood because someone has to pay and be responsible for this. for five years. >> reporter: she says the video reaffirmed what she believed all along. lopez
>> a fatal encounter involving police at san jose state. good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm michelle griego in for juliette. the family of antonio lopez says they have what they need to prove it was an unjustified shooting. kpix5's andrea nakano joins us with the latest. >> reporter: the shooting happened outside san jose state campus in february of 2014. now we are seeing the body cam footage of the fatal shooting. it was released under the new police transparency law....
hombresanjosÉ. >>arÉvalo carranza va a pasar el resto de su vida en prisiÓn. >> los cargos implican la posibilidad de recibir la pena capital. >> uno de los cargos contra el acusado es asesinato en primer grado y dos circunstancias especiales por robo domiciliario y daÑo con violencia lo que lo hacen elegible para recibir cadena perpetua o ser condenado a la pena de muerte explico temieron otro miembro de la fiscalÍa. resaltaronbrutalidad del asesinato y particular eddie garcÍa reiterÓ la necesidad de candelas polÍticas santuario en el condado de santa clara para evitar que personas como arÉvalo carranzaatenten contra la comunidad. lo que pasÓ o crimen fatal. es uno de los crÍmenes que he visto en mi vida que me dio mal sueÑo seriamente. >> garcÍa insistiÓ en que estÉ hecho lamentable, en el que muriÓ larssonde varias puÑaladas dentro de su casa a manos del indocumentado que habÍa sido deportado y habÍa recibido varias Órdenes de retenciÓn parte de ice o de afectar a los inmigrantes indocumentados que cumplen con la ley. >> estamos aquÍ para proteger a to
hombre san josÉ. >> arÉvalo carranza va a pasar el resto de su vida en prisiÓn. >> los cargos implican la posibilidad de recibir la pena capital. >> uno de los cargos contra el acusado es asesinato en primer grado y dos circunstancias especiales por robo domiciliario y daÑo con violencia lo que lo hacen elegible para recibir cadena perpetua o ser condenado a la pena de muerte explico temieron otro miembro de la fiscalÍa. resaltaronbrutalidad del asesinato y particular...
and a naked peeper is arrested insanjose. andits not the first time he's been caught. ill have the details in a live report. ( darya ) its international womens day ... and steph curry makes good on a promise to a little girl from the north bay. ( darya ) good ( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom..( james ) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (dave)shower activity will continue across mainly the southern portion of the region this morning, tapering off during e day. a weak front is expected to move into the north bay saturday sending another round of light rain across the region with lingering showers possible into sunday. dry high pressure returns monday with another chance of light rain by tuesday as another fast moving system passes through. longer range trends then suggest potential for drier weather through the end of next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james )(ááá2 shotááá) our big story out of the south bay. a man who is a stanford lecturer is behind bars big
and a naked peeper is arrested in san jose. and its not the first time he's been caught. ill have the details in a live report. ( darya ) its international womens day ... and steph curry makes good on a promise to a little girl from the north bay. ( darya ) good ( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom..( james ) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (dave)shower activity will continue across mainly the southern portion of the region this morning,...
narradoporjoséofrecemisa los domingos una casa para personas de edad avanzada la administradora dijo que tendrá cuidado en verificar los antecedentes del supuesto sacerdoteans de dejarle ingresar a la instalación >> continuamos con ustedes >> por 6 años la ciudad de oakland registra baja en el número de tiroteos y asesinados cometidos la baja es por el programa cese al fuego, para proveer servicios sociales a cargo de este caso tuvo riña con un hombre de 52 años que recibió una herida en la pierna la fiscalía decidió imputarle cargos las protestas en sacramde ués q cargos criminales. la mujer dice que está decepcionada porque pensó que por fin su hijo tendría justicia ante posible paro laboral los maestros de san ramón aún no llegaron a acuerdo >> así es hola ¿qué tal? nosotros nos encontramos en la escuela de la ciudad de san ramón dentro de una hora se ha programado una reunión comunitaría 37 mil estudiantes se verían afectados por un paro laboral >>necesitamos más apoyo tiene menos cantidad de estudiantes >> el video que compartimos el viernes muestran a mae
narrado por josé ofrece misa los domingos una casa para personas de edad avanzada la administradora dijo que tendrá cuidado en verificar los antecedentes del supuesto sacerdoteans de dejarle ingresar a la instalación >> continuamos con ustedes >> por 6 años la ciudad de oakland registra baja en el número de tiroteos y asesinados cometidos la baja es por el programa cese al fuego, para proveer servicios sociales a cargo de este caso tuvo riña con un hombre de 52 años que...
look outside looking over the city ofsanjose. nicestart. look at the lights on. anybody else out there? >> we are. >> we are. we're here. good morning to you. thanks so much for jeong us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. we have more on breaking news coming in to you but we'll get to that in a bit. first i want to talk about that weather. >> it's going to be another pleasant day. clear skies, wednesdays are calm. look at san francisco right now, not a cloud in sight. no fog at all. in fact, this is setting us up for the drying trend already under way. by drying i mean several days of dry weather with no rain in sight. san jose trend as you're heading out the door. we are chilly, 30s and 40s. take a look at 9:00 a.m., still in the 40s. a cool morning to start. eventually we'll move spot seasonal temperatures, not just san jose but the entire bay area. we're talking 60s. i'll write down how long the sunshine will last. when our warmest temperatures are expected. we're talking 70s out here. more details on that but first a check of the roads with mike. >> overall everythi
look outside looking over the city of san jose. nice start. look at the lights on. anybody else out there? >> we are. >> we are. we're here. good morning to you. thanks so much for jeong us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. we have more on breaking news coming in to you but we'll get to that in a bit. first i want to talk about that weather. >> it's going to be another pleasant day. clear skies, wednesdays are calm. look at san francisco right now, not a...
downright cold for livermore and santa rosa at 39 degrees. looking at 42 insanjose, 45in concord and oakland is 47. san francisco is 50 degrees. we are turning breezy to windy, especially along the coast, cooler today with a mix of sun and clouds. we will see mid to high level class as the front pushes through. we will see plenty of sun with warmer conditions beginning tomorrow and temperatures soaring into the 70s inland by this weekend. we will time out the wind on futurecast, when we will see the windiest conditions coming up in a few minutes. >>> let's check in with gianna franco tracking the bay area bridges. >> the metering lights are on and it is business as usual. as you work your way from the maze into san francisco, day that is a eastshore freeway, 580 in the northbound side of 880. the good news is, no accidents or stalled vehicles reported near the toll plaza or on the upper deck. traffic is moving okay once you get past that and into the city. most of the bay area bridges are pretty quiet. we have a few more cars on the roadway on the richmond san rafael bridge as yo
downright cold for livermore and santa rosa at 39 degrees. looking at 42 in san jose, 45 in concord and oakland is 47. san francisco is 50 degrees. we are turning breezy to windy, especially along the coast, cooler today with a mix of sun and clouds. we will see mid to high level class as the front pushes through. we will see plenty of sun with warmer conditions beginning tomorrow and temperatures soaring into the 70s inland by this weekend. we will time out the wind on futurecast, when we...
live insanjosewiththe security changes. anoushah. >> reporter: that's right. this is one of the biggest mosques in the south bay, and in less than an hour there's going to be a lot of people here for friday evening prayer. just a few minutes ago, we saw that san jose police officer's vehicle pull up. and they are here specifically because the islamic association wants more security in the wake of the new zealand massacre. there will be an armed police officer standing right there at the front door. now, here in san jose, there are also a number of surveillance cameras, both outside and inside this building. many muslims are attending friday prayer services today with their children, with their families. they are looking for words of comfort from their religious leaders, all while staying vigilant. >> we aren't naive to the fact that just because it's the bay area, just because we may be more tolerant than some of the locations in which attacks have occurred, that it couldn't happen here. >> reporter: the south bay islamic association is sending donations from their prayer servic
live in san jose with the security changes. anoushah. >> reporter: that's right. this is one of the biggest mosques in the south bay, and in less than an hour there's going to be a lot of people here for friday evening prayer. just a few minutes ago, we saw that san jose police officer's vehicle pull up. and they are here specifically because the islamic association wants more security in the wake of the new zealand massacre. there will be an armed police officer standing right there at...
san francisco. >> reporter: march madness sweeps over downtownsanjose, howit was all about the underdogs in the first round of the games. >> it brings tears to my eyes that those guys got me out of there. >> and a california skier's wrong turn takes him over a waterfall. sarah's last tuition payment, sent off. feeling good? oh yeah. now i'm ready to focus on my project. ♪ ♪ this is why we plan. ♪ ♪ you never cease to amaze me, maya. see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. >>> new tonight san francisco police just arrested this individual. it's the guy they say stole a gun from baggage claim at sfo. in surveillance video from last month you see a man walk up to the baggage carousel, swipe a hard plastic case which held a glock handgun and 20 rounds of ammunition. officers at the taravel station recognize the suspect identified as 48-year-old dermott o'sullivan of san francisco and is facing burglary and grand theft charges. >>> tonight in san mateo police nabbed two men suspected of setting fire to some garbage bins. here
san francisco. >> reporter: march madness sweeps over downtown san jose, how it was all about the underdogs in the first round of the games. >> it brings tears to my eyes that those guys got me out of there. >> and a california skier's wrong turn takes him over a waterfall. sarah's last tuition payment, sent off. feeling good? oh yeah. now i'm ready to focus on my project. ♪ ♪ this is why we plan. ♪ ♪ you never cease to amaze me, maya. see how investing with a j.p....
. >> una camioneta robada terminó en llamas en la zona en pantalla ensanjosé.>> el conductor chocó antes que la camioneta se incendiara . >> si tiene información reporte . >> la muerte de una madre de familia en san josé conmociona vecinos y también amigos de los fallecidos la policía no da más detalles del caso y flavio nos cuenta que la escuela dónde estaban los menores hacen todo por las pequeñas víctimas . >> no es cierto flavio. >> así es buenas tardes el distrito escolar dice que tiene a disposición consejeros y una vecina nos contó de los niños . >> esto es debastador lo que pasa porque eran pequeños que corrian alegres . >> así recuerda ella los dos menores que mueren con su madre en el complejo de departamentos de san josé . >> la policía encontró los cuerpos en la unidad el miércoles a las 12:30 pm . >> el padre salió y al volver la familia no tenía vida . >> no miramos (...) tristemente porque como otras madres si vemoos algo hubieramos buscado ayuda o cómo ayudar a la señora y tristemente nadie se dio cuenta . >> aunque las autoridades no dicen qu
. like minetasanjoseinternationalairport. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is insanjosetoexplain. matt? >> reporter: good morning, jessica. since i last saw you about an hour ago, southwest airlines got back to me with an inquiry on the flights. they're not sharing any flight specific information or airport specific information this morning about those max 8 jets. now, they are talking about the cancellations here, though, at san jose airport. we've got 22 cancellations according to flight aware.com. 14 of those, though are southwest airlines flights. we're still waiting on the airport to get back to us, give us more clarity on why that is the case. weather may antibiotic factor elsewhere. for many flyers, the focus is on the grounding of the 737 max 8 jets. aviation experts say airlines mainly southwest, american and united should be able to swap out planes pretty quickly and passengers should be terribly -- shouldn't be terribly inconvenienced. that's because the jets make up a small percentage of the passenger jet fleet. they proactively canceled 28 flights out of 4,00
. like mineta san jose international airport. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is in san jose to explain. matt? >> reporter: good morning, jessica. since i last saw you about an hour ago, southwest airlines got back to me with an inquiry on the flights. they're not sharing any flight specific information or airport specific information this morning about those max 8 jets. now, they are talking about the cancellations here, though, at san jose airport. we've got 22 cancellations according...
area parents also indicted. >>> some relief coming for drivers insanjose. thecity's road crews gearing up for a major repaving project in every corner of town. live in san jose where crews are about to get very busy. >> reporter: for the years this has been all over san jose but this is the beginning of a nine year stretch which can be best described as a paving blitz. the smell of asphalt in the morning. >> smells fresh like they are getting it done. >> reporter: beginning this fall an army of contractors will descend on san jose at a level never before and seeing in the city's collective memory. nearly 300 miles of streets will be resealed or resurfaced this year alone. the san jose department of transportation puts those 300 miles into perspective. >> in 2013 repaved about 30 miles. >> reporter: and now? >> now we will pay close to 300 miles. a tenfold increase. the project so big for city engineers, they weren't sure there were enough contractors were asphalt to get it done. this map shows the project touches every quarter of the city. thanks to multiple voter approved meas
area parents also indicted. >>> some relief coming for drivers in san jose. the city's road crews gearing up for a major repaving project in every corner of town. live in san jose where crews are about to get very busy. >> reporter: for the years this has been all over san jose but this is the beginning of a nine year stretch which can be best described as a paving blitz. the smell of asphalt in the morning. >> smells fresh like they are getting it done. >> reporter:...
has the details fromsanjose. thisnot the first time the stanford lecturer and prestigious musician has been arrested for prowling, but the latest time was caught on camera at home here on meadowslands lane.you can see mark veregge in this video walking naked in front of the home.he knocked on the front door looked through a window and then fled the scene. san jose police say between feburary 15th and march fifth veregge committed several acts of indecent exposure.one of the times veregge was captured on video wearing a dress as he approached another home here on meadowlands lane where police say he exposed himself and ran away. the video helped police identify the 60- year-old. take a look at his picture now - he has been arrested on multiple counts of misdeamnor of peeping and prowling.a charge he faced back in 20-17 for prowling. the julliard trained musician has been apart of the california symphony and opera san jose.people we have talked with in the past have said they were bewildered that he would do this...veregge is now at the santa clara county jail. live in san jose, sara
has the details from san jose. this not the first time the stanford lecturer and prestigious musician has been arrested for prowling, but the latest time was caught on camera at home here on meadowslands lane.you can see mark veregge in this video walking naked in front of the home.he knocked on the front door looked through a window and then fled the scene. san jose police say between feburary 15th and march fifth veregge committed several acts of indecent exposure.one of the times veregge...
. >> esto raÍz del asesinato de una mujer a manos de un indocumentado, se encuentran ensanjosÉconlos detalles de esta propuesta que fue presentada esta tarde adelante marÍa te escuchamos. >> estamos experimentando algunos problemas tÉcnicos amos mÁs adelante con ella. vamos a otra cosa porque en san francisco quieren instalar miles de dispositivo para vigilar y escuchar a los residentes que transitan en las carreteras, aparecer desde mayo del aÑo pasado se instalaron 60 u para comprobar su efectividad. >> esta propuesta costarÍa $19,000,000 y todavÍa no ha sido aprobada. >> esta maÑana hubo un incendio en san mateo que arrojÓ pÉrdidas materiales. >> el reciente fallo de la corte suprema de justicia a favor de la detenciÓn de inmigrante. >> la migraciÓn estÁ atacando a todas las personas y no importa que sean disidentes, la Única manera de poder estar a salvo de convertirse en ciudadano. >> precisamente el fallo del tribunal favorece inmigrantes que no son americanos. analista republicano piensan que la polÍtica migratoria de trump no es nada nuevo. >> si es algo ser
. >> esto raÍz del asesinato de una mujer a manos de un indocumentado, se encuentran en san josÉ con los detalles de esta propuesta que fue presentada esta tarde adelante marÍa te escuchamos. >> estamos experimentando algunos problemas tÉcnicos amos mÁs adelante con ella. vamos a otra cosa porque en san francisco quieren instalar miles de dispositivo para vigilar y escuchar a los residentes que transitan en las carreteras, aparecer desde mayo del aÑo pasado se instalaron 60 u...
francisco, 50sanjoseinsanta rosa and the mid 40s this morning. weather headlines, a mild start to our monday, mostly clear skies, sunshine, warm temperatures as we go through the afternoon, highs in the 60s and in the 70s. well above average for this time of year. we continue with the warm weather for today, it was a rate weekend, the first sunny and warm we can of the year. we are looking at the rain returning this week with much cooler temperatures as we are tracking a few weather systems rolling in this week. we time it out on future cast for you, take you are by hour, what you can expect where you live coming up. let's check in for a look at traffic, we have traffic alerts this morning. >> as we do. as you work your way along highway four, i just checks with chp, it will be wrapped up in the next couple of minutes. as of right now, two right lanes still blocked pushing everything over to the right shoulder, a pretty big backup behind the, you also have a crash report right around bailey making things a little worse there, a slow ride through pittsburgh this morning as you work
francisco, 50 san jose in santa rosa and the mid 40s this morning. weather headlines, a mild start to our monday, mostly clear skies, sunshine, warm temperatures as we go through the afternoon, highs in the 60s and in the 70s. well above average for this time of year. we continue with the warm weather for today, it was a rate weekend, the first sunny and warm we can of the year. we are looking at the rain returning this week with much cooler temperatures as we are tracking a few weather...
. 41sanjoseandsanta rosa at 37. we will time it out for you on futurecast. taking you hour by hour, how long the sunshine sticks around and how warm it will get and when we see the temps inland in the 70s. now traffic on this monday morning. >>> we are off to a good start. working out and about, hitting the roadways early, you are in luck. no delays on 580 or 880. east bay traffic is clear across the east bay freeway as well. the peninsula, a head's up, we have foggy conditions. in fact, the floor director said it was like pea soup traveling on the northbound side of 280. speeds are okay. it's concentrated between 280 orthbound and the bunker hill bothecons. 101 is problem free with no delays. hey, so far so good on the bay bridge. no wind advisory in effect. everything is clear as you work out of the maze into san francisco. those cars that you see backed up are in the cash lanes. typical this time of the morning. checking the travel times, off the east shore freeway, highway 4 to the maze looking good. we are seeing yellow here. slower speeds out of the altamont pass. we will get
. 41 san jose and santa rosa at 37. we will time it out for you on futurecast. taking you hour by hour, how long the sunshine sticks around and how warm it will get and when we see the temps inland in the 70s. now traffic on this monday morning. >>> we are off to a good start. working out and about, hitting the roadways early, you are in luck. no delays on 580 or 880. east bay traffic is clear across the east bay freeway as well. the peninsula, a head's up, we have foggy conditions. in...
. >>> the city ofsanjoseandthe county of santa clara pointing fingers at each other tonight. fighting over how an undocumented immigrant from central america was allowed to walk free. and, allegedly kill a san jose woman in her own home. the blame game over the murder of bambi larson is, right now playing out. >> reporter: today's santa clara county officials answered back after being accused by the mayor of san jose, and the police chief, of ignoring six i.c.e. detainer request to hold this murder suspect in jail after his jail term or a previous offense had expired. the county says to hold him would have violated state law and the united states constitution. so they had to let him. they say if i.c.e. really wanted the suspect it could have come and taken him. >> this is an about politics, this is about public safety. >> reporter: san jose police chief police chief eddie garcia blame santa clara county sanctuary policy for allowing the suspected killer of bambi larson to walk free. surveillance video allegedly shows the suspect walking on the street the morning she was foun
. >>> the city of san jose and the county of santa clara pointing fingers at each other tonight. fighting over how an undocumented immigrant from central america was allowed to walk free. and, allegedly kill a san jose woman in her own home. the blame game over the murder of bambi larson is, right now playing out. >> reporter: today's santa clara county officials answered back after being accused by the mayor of san jose, and the police chief, of ignoring six i.c.e. detainer...
