low 70s around san jose. low 60s around san francisco. and some low 70s in the north bay. look out for some of that patchy fog which could slow your morning commute down at times. back to you. >> thank you so much. 5:01. this week southern california quake rattling some nerves in the south bay. we've known for a while now that the anderson dam in morgan hill is not seismically safe. a significant quake could knock it down sending billions of gallons of water rushing into morgan hill and much of the silicon valley. bob redell is live in morgan hill with quhi the push to fix the dam has pushed into high gear. good morning. >> reporter: frankly, good morning, because the people who maintain the anderson dam have been ordered to get it fixed by 2018. the state and the feds have ordered the santa clara valley water district to get it retrofitted which means the work would have to begin very soon in the next 12 months. the problem, this earth structure comprised of clay and rock is old, it's seismically unsafe, 6.6

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yes, it's my first time in san jose. just arrived last night and got to see the san joss sharks play and now i'm cycling around the city with the fantastic group that gathered here and the city is such a beautiful city. really, really lovely so great honor. >> today's ride is part of the monthly san jose bike party. part of the cycling college. rob is here with a very bizarre micro climate forecast. >> going through two seasons. summer earlier and now feels more like fall and then a little taste of winter coming in later on tonight. still near 70 outside and close to the high temperatures we should see tomorrow around the bay area as we deal with showers, but today it was spring forward. lost the hour of sleep and spring forward with the temperature. 80 was the high. morgan hill and 76 in mountainview and oakland and san francisco pretty mild and you may have noticed the humidity out there. tropical plume of moisture aiming in just to our north bringing the rain and throughout the day just to our north. talking ukiah and

it can expect 23,000 trips per day to and from san jose. that's just under 12,000 cars off of south bay freeways. that number is expected to increase to 100,000 trips per day. now, work might be slow slightly with all the recent rain, but at least there's one positive thing to come out of the drought we're in. >> the dry weather has been wonderful when we were digging the trenches, so we have a quarter and -- a mile and a quarter long trench at the montague station area, so having that area dry really helped us do some of that mass excavation to construct the area for the trains to run underneath some of the major roadways. >> reporter: vta and bart are still looking for funds to begin phase two of the bart extension to san jose. that would mean bart trains rolling underneath downtown san jose on to the airport and then to the city of santa clara. with funding, phase two should be completed by 2014. this part is about a ten-mile extension. the full extension, the completion of phase two will bring that total up 16 miles. we're live near the

it happened on monday in san jose. the woman says she agreed to meet a craigslist seller at the store to buy some iphones. once there, two men pulled out a gun, kidnapped here and took her to the bank to withdraw cash. >> how scary was it? >> very scary. what do you feel when someone point a gun at your head. >> after failing to get money, the two men took her back to the target store and demanded he call someone to bring money. a friend showed up with thousands to get the men to leave. police are now going through target surveillance cameras for any additional clues. >>> today, the supreme court refused to block sunnyvale's ban on large capacity magazines. it requires gunshots to track ammunition sales. in southeast asia. we have more conflicting reports about the missing malaysian airlines jet liner. officials are denying a report by chinese media, who said their satellite images show what they believe to be debris from that plane. however, malaysia's civil aviation chief says, there is nothing. we went there, there

what is san jose doing? >> several changes in the works to the way the fire department manages risk and monitors its fire fighters at station 5 and throughout the city. our investigation not only uncovered a long trail of fire fighters and cancers in the san jose fire department. we also discovered san jose was not tracking with cancers with current and retired fire fighters. experts believe connecting cancer to specific fire station is difficult and that cancer clusters are very rare, but san jose's acting fire chief has responded to testimonials from retired fire fighters highlighted in the investigation. >> there is no cure for my canser. >> my life's changed. it's altered. it will never be the same. >> i've committed to making sure that our department we start making sure that we're tracking and understanding what the causes of cancer are. >> tonight we investigate cancer in san jose's fire fighters. you'll see specifically how the acting chief wants to make changes to improve fire fighter safety, inclu

upper 60s near oakland, 73 in san jose and, yes, the clouds will begin to break up around san jose. as we go through the morning, mostly sunny skies inland and northwest breezes coming down the coast will start to clear things out along the sonoma and marin county coastlines, but the chances of rain will be increasing as we go into the workweek. we're watching two weather systems, one coming in during the day tuesday into wednesday. we'll talk more about the pattern change in our seven-day forecast coming up in a few minutes. kr kris. >>> a south bay neighborhood is back to normal after deputies locked it down several hours yesterday. we told you first yesterday morning about a manhunt in the morgan hill area with deputies opening fire on the suspect. now we can tell you that suspect is behind bars. it all started in an unincorporated part of morgan hill near the intersection of croy road and esther lake. at about 5:30 yesterday morning a resident called to report a suspicious car in the driveway. three sheriff's deputies responded. when they arrived, that suspect sped down the driv

here's a live look at san jose and san francisco right now, and it was mostly dry today really. the next spring storm though is expected to bring colder temperatures. >> some bay area cities may see up to an inch of rain. meteorologist anthony slaughter here now with more on how bad the storm may get. >> some cities may pick up to even two inches of rain with the next system on top what have we already see. let's start you off with what we're expecting tomorrow. we do have a slight risk for severe weather, kind of like what we saw yesterday across portions of the central valley. this storm system moves through and will hug the coastline. we won't see wide sweat severe activity. most will stay across the bay area. we're in a bullseye as we head to the next 24 to 36 hours. expect winds to gust tomorrow during the day. up to 40 to 60 miles per hour. could see a little bit of lightning and hail and the potential for funnel clouds like we saw just yesterday across portions of chico. right now isolated showers over towards morgan hill, and these where we'll be in the overnight hours,

san jose, sunny skies, 10 to 20 degrees above average in the south bay. 83 in downtown san jose. morgan hill 84. throughout the peninsula, low 80s in palo alto. san francisco looking at 74 degrees near downtown. and then you can see the marina, temperatures in the low 70s. heading up to the north bay, we'll have 83 in napa. 82 in santa rosa. even close to 80 in oakland. and for the tri valley, temperatures expected in the low and mid-80s. again, the heat is going to continue, not only for saturday, but also as we head into sunday. it looks like that awesome beach weather is in full effect as we head throughout the weekend. saturday a little on the cooler side, upper 60s to low 70s. if you want to head out to the beaches right now, the sunniest weather looks to be here throughout sunday's forecast with the temperatures that could be as high as 79 in santa cruz. ocean beach at 73 degrees as well. the only hitch in the weekend forecast is going to be the pollen. if you suffer from allergies, moderate levels saturday and high leflvels for sunday. take the sunglasses and spf, and wear

josé, milpitas, gatos ,y otras ciudades del norte de santa clara que dependen de la plantas de san josé . >> presas también el agua importada del delta de california , de sacramento no tiene mucha agua . >> la única solución dice que es conservar , conservar y ahorrar el agua posible . >> tarea que nos compete a todos y que comienza ahora . >> ahorrar agua ,tratar de lavar y sí una sequia que también golpeara al sector . >> si en tratamiento . >> bien posibles multas a quien no use el agua con responsabilidad en vivo de san josé de regreso a estudios . >> ahora con guillermo y adelanto del clima adelanto guillermo buenas tardes . >> ahora el sistema primero de tres que entro a toda la costa oeste mire que maravilla entra humedad en la región en esta temporada lejos del promedio estamos a la baja pero esta agua llega a nutrir el agua tan seca y especialmente para california . >> en días más lluvia detalles al regreso . >> [música] d >> demócratas de la casa de representantes harán petición de descarga para votar por la reforma de migratoria . >> la reforma de migratoria no a

jose water's focus is on education and not enforcement right now. >>> next week san jose will send out notices to 220,000 homes proposing a 5% a year increase over the next three years. that would amount to $55 per household. >>> expect more shaking over the next few days in northern california, the usgs expects more aftershocks to that earthquake last night. want to show you a video from eureka. a few items fell off the shelves but that's about it. since the quake, the area has had two dozen aftershocks. the largest a magnitude 4.6. >>> investigators are waiting to talk to san francisco police officer adam shaw to explain how he was shot on duty in the mission district of san francisco this weekend. shaw is not ready to talk yet. the shooting led to a manhunt over four counties which led to this arrest. this is video of the suspect being taken down by police at a san jose gas station. police say the suspect had bullets in his pocket but no gun. it is unclear if the suspect shot officer shaw or if he was hut by friendly fire. shaw's partner fired his weapon several times as the suspect

morning commuters from san jose to san francisco. albert's train was 53 minutes late. >> i feel sorry for the squirrel, but, you know, there's got to be a better way for technology to keep everything going and running. >> caltrain agreed it's now investigating why the system and backup failed and why they had to explain that a single rodent was able to ruin the commute for thousands of bay area passengers. you're looking at building where the backup battery is located and right now caltrain engineers are inside trying to figure out why that battery failed and look at how they can alleviate that problem so this doesn't happen in the future. meantime, caltrain is running smoothly for the evening commute. reporting live from n san jose, marianne favro, neighbors bay area news. >> let's show you breaking news we're following. a house fire in san jose. right now you can kind of see some white smoke over those tree lines right there. this is -- we don't know a lot of t.fire fighters arrived on the scene. it's a house. when they walked in t

details next the city of san jose says. the number of police officers on the street is falling -- and falling fast. here's the latest. right now, there are 970 street- ready officers. 905 of them are ready to deploy at any time. according to projections, by june of 2016, the department willhave 879 street- ready officers. but in reality. only about 800 will be available because of disability and military reasons. at this rate -- the number of officers in 2016, could dwindle to two -thirds of the 1400 available in 2008. that's the year budget restraints forced the city to make cuts. tonight, the police and fire departments talked about these projections with people in the willow glen neighborhood. kron-4's philippe djegal was there. sot- erik fong/willow glen neighborhood association willow glen residents, like erik fong, say they've noticed a stark increase in crime over the years. sot- erik fong/willow glen neighborhood association in a meeting, dozens of concerned neighbors listened to police officers and fire fighters de

san jose and mlb, right now they are duking this out in court. live in san jose. george kitiama, nbc bay area news. >> george, thanks very much. well, in the east bay tonight, police are investigating a deadly shooting. the shooting happened last night in front of a north richmond home first street just east of richmond parkway. police say four people were rushed to the hospital with gunshot wound. one of the victims, a 23-year-old man later tied from his injuries and the other three victims are expected to survive. police are still trying to figure out what led to that shooting, and they have not identified a suspect yet. a teenager was killed trying to walk across a south bay highway early this morning. it happened on highway 85 north of snell avenue about 4:00. police say it's unclear why the 16-year-old boy had been trying to cross from the right shoulder to the center divide when he was hit in the middle of the night. the 36-year-old driver of the bmw was not injured, stopped at the scene and chp is investigating. if you live in the east way, watch out for an

jose as san jose police investigates their second homicide of the week. this began just around 3 a.m. this morning when a passerby spotted a man laying on the ground called 911, paramedics found the man to be unresponsive and then declared him dead on the scene shortly thereafter. there was a lot of blood here because investigators say the man was stabbed at least once. investigators say there was some kind of fight just before. >> we believe that there might have been somebody who saw some sort of altercation, disturbance or exchange between subjects in the area around 2 a.m. to 2:30 a.m. this morning. >> reporter: there is a homeless population across the street from the crime scene. don't know if any of this is related to the homicide from overnight. also, this is the second homicide of the week. detectives are spread thin but they are saying that they are able to manage. in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >> just within the last 10 minutes, police say all streets are reopened. >>> new details today in the stabbing death of a 16-year-old from san j

today low 70s around san jose. mid and upper 60s around the peninsula, san francisco seeing numbers in the 60s, somes? into the north bay and mid 70s in the forecast around the tri-valley shaping up. maybe the patchy fog slowing things down. >> you know we're going to talk about that in a second. i want to show what you is slowing down traffic also in the east bay. overall pick your path. so far the bay area looking what you might expect for a friday but we call it here the tri-valley, as you come through livermore approaching the dublin interchange look how slow it is. this is actually better and quickly recovering because it's a friday with a lighter volume of traffic. earlier crash blocked half of the freeway, that was west 580 at san ramon road. now things are starting to move more smoothly. we'll get a live look at our camera between el charo and now we see the typical flow starting to sort itself out. in toward the 50-mile-per-hour range. still slow out of the altamont but there you go, we're restored at gett

jose and 49 in san francisco. and 50 degrees in livermore. by the afternoon plenty of sunshine and that will warm us up into the 70s again. 72 in san jose. 71 in oakland about 68 degrees in san francisco. and 64 in pacifica. let's check on those roads now with elizabeth. >>> thank you lawrence. and we have this one accident still as you come into the dublin interchange. westbound 580 on the connector to northbound 680. a lane is blocked because of that accident. right now the main lines of the freeway on westbound 580 though still look good from the altamonte. in fact look at that drive time. 15 minutes still clear and beginning to see the delays coming over tracy though. just a heads-up and reminder the commute is definitely underway. at 5:00 this morning as you can see everything is good right now into and out of san francisco on 101 and 280. well, we'll have another report coming up. in the meantime back to you guys. >>> out of the south bay at this hour, gruesome discovery at the scene of a reported fire. kpix

and now the exceptional level of droughts in palo alto, south san francisco and san jose. san jose, 4.76 inch rainfall of rain since july 1st. that puts us eight inches behind. coming up the possibilities of rain coming up next week. >>> on the face of it it seems like a bad idea, draining one of the bay area's largest reservoirs. but there is a good reason. and that reason is to prevent what could be a catastrophe in the event of an earthquake. monte frances is live near anderson dam in morgan hill. but we are in the middle of a drought. >> reporter: that's right. but anderson dam is not seismically safe and if there is a strong earthquake and the dam breaks, within minutes a huge wall of water would cover morgan hill where i'm standing and other parts of silicon valley. when it is full, anderson reservoir holds more water than all the other reservoirs combined. 29 billion gallons. and holding all that water back is the aging anderson dam which is in need of repairs. >> i know we need it. we need it because of safety issues. and if we -- when we have the big earthquake, w

talking about soccer with the san jose earthquakes. game played on august 2nd and if you want to see the new stadium up close and personal these tickets will be a lot cheaper than a niners game. tickets to the earthquake range range to 540 and it ranges from 100 pucks to 375. should all be cutting our sugar intake by half. that's the recommendation being made by the word health organization. under the agency's new guidelines 5% of a person's daily calories should come from food and drink with add sugar. to put it into perspective a can of soda would be enough to meet your daily sugar allowance. americans are among the most sugar hungry consumers worldwide and also have the world's highest obesity rates. experts say the new recommendation should help reduce that significantly. is it a reason for customers to be concerned or much ado about nothing? that's a question being asked about a new policy from a mexican restaurant chipotle. the restaurant announced it may susspent some of its menu items because of gaughan moly and global warming

we have san jose and oakland. finally anthony, the sun is getting up enough early enough that we can see pretty pictures. >> then it will go away. >> spring forward one hour on sunday or saturday. yes, sunrise is going to be different. at 7:10 as opposed to right now around 6:20. it is time for your tahoe toyota ski report. let's get on the moan with colleen moore and she's joining us live on the phone. you got a little rain and snow overnight. how is that impacting the conditions up there? >> conditions have been great recently. we received 37 inches in the past week, we got some snow last night. so it should be a nice day and beautiful weekend. >> you are expecting more rain and possibly snow into sunday. you guys looking forward to that? are you expecting a lot? >> like i said it's going to be a great weekend. we got snow last night and we might get a few inches today. we got a great weekend coming up, the bonzai tour and it's going to be a great weekend here. >> thank you so much for joining us. waking up very

forecasting 73 in san jose. palo alto, mid-70s and san francisco looking at low 70s and again, sunny skies. we'll start off with temperatures in the low to mid-40s. maybe a light jacket, but shorts weather tomorrow for sure. >> spring has sprung. >> early. >> thanks for joining us. nightly news is next. >>> on our broadcast tonight, the mystery of flight 370. after three days and several false alarms, the expanding search for the plane over water and now land. and what we're learning about the passengers on board carrying stolen passports. >>> without a trace. how is it possible for a jumbo jet to disappear with no sign it was in trouble or off course. it's all about technology, and there are limits. >>> breaking his silence for the first time since that awful day in newtown, connecticut, the father of the gunman speaks out about his son and what he did. >>> and ice age. how it took a winter this severe to bring these sailors out of hibernation and back to a sport we rarely get to see, that is not for the faint

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san francisco 50. san jose 48. nice weekend, lots of sunshine out there. high pressure continues to strengthen. the sinking air is warming air, you will notice that tomorrow. temperatures inland 80 degrees. the flow backs off sunday. some cooling for the second half of the weekend. clear skies afor your saturday. temperatures ranging from 60s near the coast. 70s to 80 degrees. voice a 79 -- santa rosa 79. oakland mid-70s. 80s antiog, gilroy. san francisco beautiful, san francisco, lower 70s. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. cooling especially coast side by sunday. patchy fog returns by monday. that cools us off more and a dry weather pattern continues into next week. this is the last weekend of winter because spring begins thursday. >> felt like spring began two mungs ago. >> thank you -- months ago. >> thank you. >>> san jose school received a perfect gift today that will allow students to learn and show off musical talents. >> 30 guitars were delivered for the mariachi class. each student has the about to to learn music while playing

. >>> el díarío san josé ha reportado que la víctima es indocumentada de la policía que había en el reporte crimenes que sean testigos . >>> siguen creciendo los esfuerzos de la policía de san josé , fue arrestado y enfrenta cargos por violar a una mujer agentes del orden acudieron a la casa de una víctima el acusado la llevó a un hotel abuso sexualmente de una mujer . >>> e jefe de policía de san josé dice que el incidente ha entristecido al departamento . >>> no importa el status legal la policía va a defenderlos y destinar recursos el díarío informó que la víctima no está legalmente en el país . >>> en la organizacion next door , admiran el hecho de denunciar el abuso . >>> lo veo como un acto de valentia de coraje realmente . >>> le decimos a las personas que tienen derechos y así reciben ayuda de la policía las personas también tienen derecho de solicitar derecho a apoyo . >>> en la oficina del auditorio , decia que en el sistema criminal el acusado se presume inocente cree que será justa así cómo el descenlace en el sistema criminal . >>> no hay evidencia qu

san jose los gatos creek is getting a needed cleanup tomorrow. the group friends of los gatos creek are expecting more than 100 people at the cleanup which will focus on both sides of the creek at the bascom avenue bridge. the group removed 45 tons of trash from the creek including more than 1,000 batteries. the group is in talks with the water district about getting rid of some of the vegetation in the area. my sons and i do this every year. >> it's rewarding. >> it is. let me give a shout out to the runners. the packs of goo, those are everywhere. that's our main thing we pick up. so runners knock it off. >> put those in the garbage. anthony slaughter i know you would never throw those on the ground. >> of course not. i'm more of an environmentalist. i'm with you. keep it clean. let's look outside. you can see on the network we don't have problems to report. maybe an extra layer but as we head through the day i don't think you need it all day long. by noon you can shed that hoody or extra layer. i want to take through the weekend. today, tomorr

the video is evidence of one robbery in a string of hold ups in san jose. ktvu's robert handa joins us live with the arrest police have made so far. >> reporter: san jose police arrested two men in these robberies but here at headquarters it is still an ongoing investigation, searching searching for more suspects, witnesses and victims. they held up 20 markets. a surveillance camera caught one man shooting into the air before taking the cash. they saw pattern to the crimes and staked out several stores. two men showed up, saw police and fled. one man was caught, the other chased down by officers. >> there are civilians where on top of the clerks being victimized. it could have been your folks, my folks going to the store. >> reporter: police arrested angel rodriguez-leon a san jose resident who tossed away a hand gun during the chase and they arrested jesus beltran another san jose resident. both are held in jail facing armed robbery and investigators say they believe more charges will be added. live in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the k

look for clear skies. 57 in san francisco and also san jose. san jose has had pretty good gusts. sometimes it tails off and picks up again. but overall, temperatures will warm up. temperature upper 60s to near 70 degrees. you are starting off 57. wouldn't take much as long as the breeze holds. san jose likewise as well. we'll go 73 for a high. 55. 57 degrees. temperatures above average. you can see some of those higher clouds. kind of been hanging out towards kingcy and big sur. 42 novato to 57, sfo. san jose at that breeze. 57. antioch 51. 24 tahoe. 38 ukiah. no breeze there. that allows the temperature to drop off rapidly. otherwise we look for sunshine and the breeze will tail off i think tonight until tomorrow. clear skies, breezy to windy for some. not for all. mainly higher elevations. temperature trend is to go up a little bit each day. upper 70s by the time we get to the weekend. it might be close to 80. we'll see by friday. sunny and breezy. cool, warm. temperatures starting off in the 30s, 40s and 50s. we'll end up with 60s and 70s. antioch, brentwood, 74. 75 gilroy. sa

we're live in downtown san jose, i'm damian trujillo. >>> new at 6:00, san jose is at a cross roads. how can it make downtown more lively. options present in a report released today this is a live picture. a nonprofit group of bay area leaders explored ways to liven up the district. job creation is a leading factor, san jose has roughly 39,000 jobs compared to 83,000 in downtown oakland and 317,000 in downtown san francisco. another suggestion, bart, bart has agreed to extend service into two new downtown stations. however, no dates for completion have been set, and there is enough money at this point. lastly, the report says city planners should create urban walkways to encourage people to walk downtown. >>> caltrain is running smoothly but not the case earlier today when a squirrel threw the system off. yes, a small rodent. thousands of computers delayed and the contingency plans never really panned out. marianne favro joins us with the story, and we're talking about a little furry animal. >> reporter: yes, one with a big, bushy tail. passengers cannot believe the reason they were

at san jose at 39 miles per hour at the nimitz and it spins out closer to the san jose airport. at 87, you can see traffic is building as you head beyond julian street so the accident is causing an impact and southbound traffic is wide open and another view of the bay area is the drive through walnut creek southbound 680 headed through pleasant hill toward highway 24 and that is 15 minutes away from highway 4. >> get your brackets up, president obama revealed his brackets for the ncaa tournament. he isn't give any love to stanford and has the cardinal losing to new mexico in the if round. last night espn revealed the president's final four: louisville and florida and arizona and michigan state. espn and abc7 news are owned by disney. >> what if he wins the warren buffett $1 billion challenge? he said he would pay down the national debt and michelle might want a few pair of shoes. >> seven things to know before you go. >>> as we happen thing off to "good morning america" we have seven things to know: police are vetting a fatal stabbing in downtown san jose. investigators say a ma

francisco pays $10.74 an hour and san jose at $10.february. originally the mayor of richmond was to put this to public vote on a ballot but she changed her mind. >> it is clear we want a minimum wage increase why not have it come into effect sooner rather than later? request not -- why wait until november? >> this is phased in. there is opposition, vote was 6- 1. one member voted against it not that he doesn't support the idea but he was not happy the city council decided to rush into it and not do further study and wait. some business owners are nervous. including the c.e.o. of galaxy dessert says with this minimum wage he is not sure he that affects his business but it will keep him from expanding. a second reading on this notion is scheduled next month. when it takes effect, 30 days after it passes. no exact time dated just yet. >> someone in the bay area is weighing up a millionaire after matching five of the six numbers last night in mega millions. it was sold at huntington liquor in san bruno getting all but the mega number and worth $1.

jose are investigating how a man was killed in the downtown san jose area. janine de la vega is down at the scene and police are here to tell us how he may have died um see patrol cars, now that is right across the street from st. john's park. we have covered other stabbings in the past couple of years there at that park. here is what we know. just before 3:00 a.m. a person in the area spotted the man lying facedown on the ground. that pedaled 911 and officers found a lot of blood around the man's body and had determined the man had been stabbed. and we do expect a police spokesperson to arrive on the scene to give us more information. buses and trains are still running but they are not stopping at st. james. they are detouring around the area and we hope to bring you more details on this case coming up on the morning news. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> there is new information on a tense situation in san mateo county. a s.w.a.t. team shot and killed a man who was barricaded. he then stabbed a s.w.a.t. offic

in san jose we check out 101 and the drive is smooth as you leave the nimitz approaching the san jose airport it is move along fine with no construction, no accidents to report. eric and kristen? >> a lot of emotion at san jose city council meeting all over the domed theaters and whether they should be protected as historic landmarks after the owners shut them down. matt? >> as you said the owners of the senator try theaters this san jose on winchester are planning on shutting these down but a group wants to save them from demolition. the meet was emotional because they want the theaters designated as landmarks, having beenibility in 1964 and owners want to sell the property and get out of 9 movie business but many want the dome preserved and re-used. >> very significant. both because of the building and the history and structure and architecture. >> we believe with careful planning our property can again be reimagined and develop 349 that will conserve the needs of our community. >> this is part of the grand opening, 50 years ago designating it as a landmark makes it harder for futur

kiet do is live down in san jose. vta service in downtown has been disrupted after a man was found dead near

we just got off the phone with the san jose fire department. there is a big fire burning right now at a church. the church of god is at minnesota and curtis avenue in willow glen neighborhood. that fire started after 4:30 this morning. we are getting word minnesota avenue is closed. >>> and another check of your "kcbs traffic." i want to take you right out to the bay bridge. there's still no mete

>>> two big arrests in san jose. why the fbi says this is so significant for a year's long operation against gang violence in the south bay. >>> caltrain slowly recovering from major delays this morning. what the agency spokeswoman says caused the system wide problem. >>> plus -- learning to co- exist with coyotes in the city. >> wildlife landscape in san francisco is changing. i mean, coyotes were extinct here for a long time and they are coming back. >> the training program underway to help park officials deal with the interactions of wild animals. >>> good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. the fbi says a major violent gang in the south bay is now dismantled after two arrests this morning. janine de la vega joins us live with the details of the arrest and why they are so significant. good afternoon, janine. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. the fbi says at 6:00 a.m., a task force made up of its agents as well as local law enforcement agencies arrested two gang members from the sir san koes pride gang which is a subset

a live look at northbound 280 in san jose it's okay. at 4:30 let's go back to et desk. >>> we begin this morning with breaking news in the south bay. crews are battling a house fire in san jose where two people we understand were burned. ktvu janine de la vega is live at the scene with what is happening right now. janine. >> reporter: we are in east san jose. they have knocked down this fire. it is in this back of this house. we do know that two people were inside the house and they suffered bad burns. to get more information on what is happening right now and how this all started, we go to captain reggie williams with the san jose fire department. when you got here the flames were really raging. >> yeah what we have is an exterior fire. firefighters had a difficult time accessing the structure. if you look at the building it had security bars throughout. we had to use our rescue bars to remove the people. we did have two residents that were badly burned and take tonight local burn center. we have knocked down the fire. we have searched

, something san jose has got to hate to hear. how does san jose get long haul flights like virgin to come here? >> as we both know in business, especially the technology business, every moment counts. time is money. product life cycles are as short as six months or three months. >> reporter: virgin america lasted less than a year in san jose. its last flight out will be may 14th. one final note, that $80,000 publicity bill was split by virgin in the city of san jose. i'm told the ceo of virgin called san jose's mayor today and said we'll reimburse you your half of that bill. reporting live at san jose, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> very interesting, thank you, scott. >>> today, uber, the smart phone-based taxi service made an announceme announcement. until now, uber's insurance covered drivers with passengers in the car. they were covered by a million dollar policy but now uber's insurance will cover them without a passenger in the car, however, it's only a $50,000 policy. some are saying the new policy does not provide eno

created a huge mess on 87 in san jose. caltrans says right there's a water pump that is supposed to keep water off the roadway, but sometime thursday night thiefs stole copper wiring that the pump needs to operate. chp had to shut down the right-hand land for ten hours. >>> and b.a.r.t. officials confirm that yesterday's delays in the transbay tube were also rain related. a spokesperson for the agency says the problem was caused by rain that seeped through a ventilation system and onto the computer equipment. operators ran the trains manually while the system rebooted. the computer problem was resolved in time for the evening rush hour so mass transit commuters were spared the nightmare that commuters on the roadways dealt with. >> you know, the rain is -- it causes people to drive crazy, you know, and we got to get through it especially during rush hour traffic. >> the highway patrol responded to dozens of accidents last night all across the bay area and they say that most of them could have been avoided had drivers just

chico is about 2 huh miles north of san jose. these are photos taken by interstate 5 by a forker for the national weather service. two tornado warnings were issued yesterday evening. one around 5:30 and then another around 7:45. that one was right before that tornado touched down near chico municipal airport. there is no reports of injuries or damage but a lot of people feeling service. >>> all across the bay area cleanup is under way because of this weekend's storm. a number of trees came down and in san francisco crews had to work for hours on hartford. that tree fell onto a garage. >> everybody was running up the street. i heard a lot of hissing and they wouldn't let us come down. it was pretty intense. >> neighbors were evacuated but just about an hour before crews ar able to cap that leak. crews also repaired power lines brought down by a huge branch of a eucalyptus tree. >>> the weather may have played a role in a crash that sent a car right into an east bay house. that accident happened yesterday morning. when police got t

there is a theater in san jose. domed theater and a lot of folks want to keep it but the city of san jose and some developers, well, they wanted to knock it down for a development. >> yeah. it has a lot of history to it, though, as we hear from kpix 5's keit do. >> reporter: just when it looked like the century theater domes were riding off into the sunset, here comes the cavalry. >> would you, please, find your heart to keep a little part of our san jose intact? >> your time is up. >> thank you [ applause ] >> reporter: at a recent city council meeting, several dozen hard core theater lovers pleaded with councilmembers to save at least one dome century 21. an online petition to save the domes has nearly 6,000 signatures. >> to sacrifice this structure to demolition would be a cultural crime against the citizens of silicon valley. >> i implore you to think and act positively to create something in san jose that is unique. they are all going to be gone soon. >> reporter: they didn't want the city to send this letter

kiet do is live down in san jose. vta service in downtown has been disrupted after a man was found dead near the tracks. >> reporter: this happened around 3:00 this morning. so details not too much at this hour. the taillights to the right of that is where the man's body was found. somebody called 911 around 3 a.m. saying the man was unconscious. they got here, they worked on him a little bit and then he died here at the scene. he was not on the tracks. and so that disrupted vta service for just a little bit but vta service has since been restored. the trains are running at this hour. the man suffered from at least one stab wound and there are no suspects in custody right now. the homicide team is here investigating. we're expecting an update from the public information officer this morning. >>> as kiet just mentioned, vta light rail is now back up and running through city streets in downtown san jose. they are just running through that st. james station so basically the st. james station not operating right now. ther

tomorrow, low 70s in san jose. we may stay rain-free for areas south of san francisco through the day tomorrow but closer to san francisco you'll see more clouds and certainly the better chance to see rain for the north bay during the day friday. then the rain line slips to the south as we head through the evening so plan on a rainy start to the evening. slight risk of thunder too. sunday looks dry. san francisco, coming up tonight here on nbc bay area should be just fine. we're looking at passing clouds. first pitch should see temperatures near 60 with partly cloudy skies. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> still ahead, she took matters into her own hands. her resourceful way a woman tracked down her stolen puppies. also -- >> she's still asleep so i'm just waiting and faithful that she will have a recovery. >> an exclusive interview with the mother of jahi mcmath, the girl who was declared brain dead after tonsil surgery in oakland. we're back in a moment. >>> only on nbc, an update on 13-year-old jahi mcma

thin more in the come ing weeks and months. >> san jose residents are worried about safety. more so now that police predict a sharp decrease in officers on the streets. >> we go from 904 today to 809 by june of 2016 an alarming reality for a neighbor. >> in three month period of time our small treat had 50 percent of our houses burglarized. >> the mayor isn't buying the numbers. his goal is to have more officers on the streets by 2016. he says the city is aggressively recruiting officers. >> we give them 10 percent pay increase, 4 percent this year and another raise next year. april 8 we will improve the benefits for officers who are hurt on the the job. we are staking temperatures to improve the reten. >> had are challenges. that includes skyrocketing retirement costs. >>> oakland is using solve media as a recruiting tool, a 60' banner on the side of downtown headquarters points recruits to twitter, web, facebook and would be officers with starting salary at $70,000 but with overtime it could cost $100,000. before the layoffs they had more than 800 sworn officers which now

jose drop -- they are sad to see san jose drop. employeesemployees are being offered a job out of san francisco international airport. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> one of the reasons was competition. you see here all the airlines that fly that route. >>> millions of customers information stolen. now new revelations the breach at target could have been prevented. the warning that went ignored. >> it is just a little loss but multiple ply that and a leak become as lake. >> a massive 300,000-pound gate finally arrives at fulsome dam and how it got there is really something. >>> the first section of a massive new spillway gate made it to fulsome lake. you see that. 300,000-pound gate was trucked from washington state and it was so big there were rolling closures of two lanes along i-5 during the trip. it is one of 12 that will be put in place by the u.s. army corps of engineers as part of a spillway project. it will provide a better way to release water during heavy rain and reduce the flood risk to areas near sacramento.

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