good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. new at noon, an arrest in a 28-year-old bay area murder. good afternoon i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. police arrested an as z man for that cold case homicide. police opened a missing person's case back in disease of 1990 when 30-year-old jack

upton didn't show up for work for several days. officers later found him dead at his apartment. upton's car was stolen from the complex, found late anywhere ban doned in a mall parking lot in southern california. blood from the car matched blood from the apartment. fast forward to april of 2018, new dna technology was unveiled. fremont police reached out to the same lab used than case, and new testing lead them to this man 52-year-old russell guerro living in tempe, arizona. police found a dna sample to match that up from the upton murder, arrested on tuesday and now fremont police are working with the almeda county share's office on his police s 20--o was at okduring

deal. arrested in the killing and later identified as a member of the manner boys gang. he was 15 at the time. and under a new law that went into effect this month, senate bill 1391 he could avoid prison time something the mother calls unjust. >> he didn't just murder my daughter, a couple days before that went into a man's garage and robbed him and shot him. okay, he didn't die but he is still shooting people two days before he killed my daughter. >> the new law prevents the prosecution of juveniles in adult court if they were under age 16 when the crime occurred. district attorney says senate bill 1391 is the law in state of california, let me be clear this decision in no way undermines the rights of victims or their families. a woman killed in the

crosswalk after a driver hit her anto th a hunt for clues. >> >> reporter: if you saw something, san jose police the to give you an idea, crime scene cleanup technician spend more than an hour wiping up asphalt with paper towels. a white van traveling southbound on 10th street hit her. the speed limit is 30 miles an hour. the collision knocked her about 20 feet away and the driver of that van just kept on going and left her for dead. >> who does that. that is somebody that doesn't have a heart. >> pumping gas at the 7-eleven. >> you can't walk street without being hit, ran over. at least stop and see what happens.

>> sjpd does not have much more than to go on, crossing over santa clara street around 12:35 this morning. if you have a tip san jose police want to hear from you. >> hopefully somebody saw something. >> in san jose diet do cal cal. schools in san francisco placed on lockdown this morning after someone who had been shot showed up on campus, that shooting happened mere bury bury schools. students and staff are okay. police say a suspect is now in custody. a pickup driver died after slamming into the back of a big rig on an east bay freeway around 5:30 this morning where i 205 splits from eastbound 580 near the altamont pass, two southbound lanes were closed for three hours backing up traffic, the big rig driver was not hurt. construction on a bay area freeway interchange starts today, a move towards less congestion and safer roads in

contra costa county. the project will add another lane for both directions in the i 680. the goal to make merging safer for the on and off ramps. carpool lanes will be extended on highway had. new at noon, president trump's former lawyer michael cohen has been spend, the senate intelligence committee issued the subpoena one day after he postponed his public testimony to a house committee. cohen's lawyers have not said whether he will comply. cohen was original scheduled to speak with the house next month but said threats from the president and his lawyer rudy giuliani had him concerned for his safety. cohen is set to start prison sentence in march. latest casualty of the 34 day partial government shutdown is the state of the union addressed. now the speech before congress won't happen until the shutdown ends. president trump decided against speaking that same night at a different location, tweeting regive the speech after the shutdown is over.

house speaker nancy pelosi defended her decision to block the president's address in the house chamber. >> once you talk about the state of the union when the government is not shutdown. i'm glad we could get that off the table. >> too bad what nancy pelosi what she has done, it's radical democrats have become a radicalized part, they've become a radicalized party. >> the senate will hold dualing votes today on legislation gnm the republican bill would give the president he wants for a border wall. the democratic bill would fund agencies through february 8th but provide no money for the wall. there is more help for federal worker aspected by the shutdown here in the bay area. starting today caltrain and san trans is offering them free rides. the offer is good until the shutdown ends. secretary of state mike

pompeo says the u.s. government is ready to provide $20 million in humanitarian aide to venezuela. president nicholas maduro was inaugurated this month. he ordered all american diplomats to leave the country within 72 hours. pompeo told the diplo malts to stay. the florida man accused of killing five people in a bank yesterday appeared before a judge this morning. 21-year-old zave, is facing charges, he killed five people in a random act. they are calling it a cold blood murder. a maybe who knows the suspect says he never showed any signs of violence. >> did not remotely get any type of inquiry that he was dangerous or do anything to hurt anyone. >> state records shows he was training to be a prison guard but recently resigned.

could face the death penalty if convicted. police are investigating two unrelated road rage incidents, one on the east coast, one here on the west coast. tom hanson shows us that both were caught on camera. >> new york city police are asking for help identifying this man. the nypd released i have i don't of the aftermath of an attack on an uber driver on friday. showing the suspect climbing on top of the uber car where he screamed and posed before taking off. investigators say before that the suspect, a cyclist used a bicycle lock to smash the windshield and rear window of the car, when the victim got out of the vehicle to avoid the glass the man hit him in the head. the victim tried to fight back. >> the driver tackled the guy, let the guy up. >> police say they don't know what lead to the attack. >> it could be something where somebody was cut off, that's certainly something that we are looking at. >> and police in california are looking for the man who

attacked val, ncia's car on tuesday. did not want to show her face. >> i'm still scared. i just traumatized that he is going to come back. >> teenage daughter took cell phone video of the incident. she has no idea why the man followed her out of this parking lot and smashed his fist into her windshield before taking off in his white jeep cherokee. >> i was scared that he would have pulled out a gun or knife or something. >> hoping this blurred photo of license plate number will help lead to an arrest, tom hanson, cbs news, new york. oak land getting international attention. >> one bay area city has impressive numbers. plus it's not your usual animal shelter request. the bay area facility that needs housing for these snakes. well, we are warming up

this afternoon. here is a live look for oakland airport camera looking west to san francisco. downtown san francisco with blue skies out there. and here is another view looking at the golden gate bridge with that sunshine. i will let you know when we'll see temperatures in the low 70s this week and when we could possibly see some rain coming up.

"the town" expanding among people in the u-s and around the world. kpix 5 oakland is showing strong tourism growth with interest in the town expanding among people in the u.s. and around the world.

cal cal reporter anne makevec has more on the travel trend. >> this new report from oakland's tourism bureau shows that tourism grew in oakland by 30% over just the past five years. the trend they hope will continue in 2019. visit oakland released this new video telling the city's highlights and new numbers. 3.8 million visitors traveled to oakland and spent $668 million in 2017. that is a 6.5% increase from 2016, among them this family from stockton. >> the views are beautiful, the food is great. there is a lot of places to explore. >> i think oakland is just a hip, cool place to come to. >> oakland was named a 2019 best trip by national geographic traveler. one of four cities in the u.s. and the only one in california including in the list. >> our art scene and our food scene rivals none. and it's great that the rest of

the world is discovering that, enjoying that. and that oakland entrepreneurs are also benefiting from this real expansion of om >> this year oakland is welcoming new hotels and restaurant from the exotic to the basic. like chicken and waffles. >> we came down here a couple weeks ago, now we're coming back again. >> it was that good. >> that's not all that's good according to visit oakland. >> the few and the music and entertainment and art, background and the history, just the diversity of our city makes it a cultural fruit salad, if you will. >> visit oakland says we should watch out for may, that is oakland art month when they try to showcase all of the diverse art and culture. in oakland anne makevec, kpix 5. wal-mart's 8000 truck drivers are getting a pay boost bringing the average driver salary to $90,000. under armour is teaming one

virgin galactic to design space wear, for astronauts, engineers and passengers. >> the space suit is important, it needs to look good, comfortable, safe. >> everything that we'r actualtie is thy i in what and who we are. >> under armor will create an astronaut training program that includes fitness and nutrition plans to prepare future travelers. hundreds of people are already signed up to fly with virgin galactic expecting to could be duct its first trip with passengers sometime this year. a peninsula animal shelter needs help finding homes for ball python makes. >> there is a surge in surrendered snakes over the last year. ball pythons are quite friendly we are told, about 2 to 3 feet

long. they can give live up to 30 years. as for food they can eat frozen defrosted rodents from the pet store. if you are looking for a pet these days? >> maybe not. i do have a beauful view. i think everyone enjoyed this. we had all of that rain, it was great to have that last week and a lot of snow from the sierra. and now we have that sunshine to enjoy. a live look at sales force tower camera and under beautiful blue skies out there, our temperatures are warmer compared to yesterday, we are talking 50s and 5060s at this hour. oakland 58, livermore 61. downtown san francisco at 62. 61 in san jose and 58 in santa rosa, satellite and radar view, high pressure in control, locked in place and the dominant weather featur that means plenty of sunshine.

for saturday the warmest day out of the week as we are looking at that ridge of high pressure to our north, clockwise flow on the ridge on saturday. offshore winds that is where we are going to warm up on saturday. that bridge starts to move to the south on sunday. and so we are going to have a slight on shore flow on sunday and that means temperatures slightly cooler but still talking about mild to more conditions on well. fast forward to next week, so next friday on futurecast we could possibly see some rain that return of the wet weather, very a long way to go before that happens with dry weather over the next several days. sunset at 5:24 and sunrise at 7:18 tomorrow morning. day time highs today in the 60s across the bay area. 62 for downtown san francisco. 64 in redwood city. mountain view 63. 65 in san jose and 67 in napa. so here is that seven day forecast as we are going to

warm up as we go through the rest of the week, check out friday, check out saturday, the warmest day of the week temperatures in the low 70s for some of our inland locations on saturday. still looks great on sunday and dry for most of next week. >> sounds spectacular. >> i know. good weekend. >> oh, yeah, for sure. discover television in season 2 of star trek discovery. >> returning along with star fleet crew to discover some new worlds out there this season, rebecca romaine joins the at venture. oath be peck plays a younger spock. >> what's this mystery behind this red angel, what's that about? >> well that has a lot to do with our explosion of faith and science. people can know we are returning to quintessential trick, but leaning into mystery

and aw and wonder of that. >> streaming every thursday on cbs all access. still ahead, using two wheels to bring a community together. exercise new skills and some fun thanks to this jefferson award win. starting on monday, kpix 5 is launching a nu nus cast, tune at 7:00, elizabeth cook and paul for the latest evening news. the evening news follows 90 minutes of continuous local news week days starting at 5:00.

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no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. cause of the tubbs fire in sonoma county. they say - a private electrical system, not pg&e, is re responsible this just in, cal fire released the cause of the tubs fire, they say a private electrical system, not pg&e is responsible. the tubs fire is responsible for 22 deaths, it also burned 5000 structures in october. so, of course, we are going to keep on top of this. get your updates online and later shows. richmond man wanted to whos park. the work of rich city rides. nonprofit jim smith founded seven years ago. >> i wanted to see people

getting together on bikes, a way of celebrating the city. >> prepared and giving away 1200 donated bicycles to under served kids and families in and around the city of richmond. 11-year-old robinson got his first bicycle. >> it was exciting. we get to race your brothers, friends, cousins. >> kids also learned maintenance and repair at the rich city rides back shop, a cooperative he helped start. bailey has developed confidence using his skills to serve others. >> people that don't know how to a local park to clean up. >> this is our way of giving, providing stewardship to the park. >> participants gather together for weekly rides. >> like my uncle. >> bike shop co-owner says

najari created powerful vehicle to bring neighbors together. >> we are this nice, knitted family, not by blood. >> we use bikes to reclaim the streets and reclaim our health, and reclaim our togetherness as a community. >> so for building a bicycle community for health, fun and service, sharon chin kpix 5. you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award on kpix.com/hero, we'll be right back.

just releasing new clues in the hit and run that killed a woman walking this morning. the search for the driver of this white van. coming up on news at 5:00, san jose police releasing new clues of a hit-and-run. the search for the driver of this white van, that story and more tonight at 5:00. that is going to do it for kpix 5 news at noon.

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