sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> thank you. time now 6:57. time for your final five. >> tropical storm harvey is still pounding houston and is on track to set a rainfall record. thousands have been rescued by helicopters, boats and high water vehicles. some are waking shelter at houston -- taking shelter another houston's main convention center. the storm is blamed for at least two deaths in texas. >>> president trump will visit texas tomorrow. the first natch disaster during his administration. >>> this weekend, he tweeted out -- s that drew thousands of people to the >>> berkeley police say they made 13 arrests following rallies that drew thousands of people to the city streets and parks. >>> and piedmont's mayor jeffrey wieler resigned. the community was outraged last week when it was revealed that wieler's public facebook page contained posts of angry right wing rants. >>> a b.a.r.t. official reportedly plan to conduct an audit to see if the system's free ride perk is being abused. on any given day. some 14,000 bath workers retirees and b

sandra osborne, kpix 5 . >> the partial eclipse will start just a 9:00 a.m. peeking around 10:15 and it will be all over after 11:30. i think michelle is wearing the perfect close with the yellow and these glasses. >> i wanted to be the sun and you could be the one blocking. >> that is what this color is. [ laughter ] we work together properly. we had so many invitations from schools inviting us to participate today and it is so difficult but it is still a learning curve for many of the kids. i remember the last partial eclipse we had in 2012 and that treating works. we have so many tips and you can visit us at www.cbssf.com for more information on that but most notably today is the weather watchers because they can tell me where it is clear and where it is not. in san francisco they are socked in and antioch is a great place to watch the cell eclipse. it is now partly cloudy in santa rosa. livermore is cloudy and san jose is cloudy. the best places to go is far inland to the east and far south. get in the car right now and make the road trip. near the bay we

osborne, kpix 5. sandrar your "final 5." >>> two suspects charged in last month's murder at twin peaks due in court today. officers booked lamonte mims and fantasy decuir in the murder of edward french. >>> yesterday, president trump held an hour long call to discuss tensions in north korea and took to twitter to attack the media. >>> the father of a victim who died in the oakland warehouse fire is now calling for the site to become a permanent memorial. 36 people were killed in the december fire. >>> an independent analysis of san jose's response to the coyote creek flood in february gives the city high marks in how it handled recovery efforts. but it also says the city didn't learn lessons from the similar floods 20 years ago. more than 100 recommendations will be presented to the city council today. >>> and another live look at the golden gate bridge where later today, the southbound side will be down to one lane every night until friday for pavement repairs. >>> delays over at the san mateo bridge. take

kpix 5's sandra osborne is live in san jose with the details. >> reporter: good morning. so far we have been told that this is classified as a homicide investigation. and behind me you can see san jose police hard at work on the other side of this crime scene tape right here. this started as a robbery at the liquor store inside this plaza at white road and quimby road. that liquor store is jim's liquor mart. this investigation has going on since around 10:00 last night. back out here live, the coroner showed up a little while ago. the van is up against the store. we have crime scene tape and officers at every entrance to the plaza. right now we are waiting to talk to the lieutenant to get more details but, of course, we'll keep you updated throughout the morning. live in san jose, sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> president trump turns his attention to opiod abuse today. a nationwide crisis he promised to help solve on the campaign trail. we have the latest on the efforts to stop the growing epidemic. >> reporter: president trump gets a briefing on the opiod crisis today from h

sandra osborne, kpix 5 . >>> eclipse wadis -- watching is planned so let's check in with roberta about the weather. >> we are totally socked in with low clouds and fog. the weather watchers are the windows to our climate. darrell in alameda since he is overcast and 63 and ellen in lower lake says clear skies again. par south bay is the stain near the bay you will start to see partial clearing but it will not be the most optical conditions to view. www.cbssf.com/solareclipse for all of your viewing information. overcast skies across the bay bridge right now with redwood city and oakland cloudy. you will clear but the top of the partial eclipse. san jose, you are cloudy, but you will clear in time. you should clear out by 10:15 this morning and you can see the low clouds even patchy fog that have been pushed on shore. the start of our eclipse will be in santa rosa and san francisco. and then we will start to peek around 10:15. today the temperatures across the bay area from the 60s, 70s, and 80s. i have got your full forecast coming up later but right now let's hand it back on over to ke

sandra osborne is live outside police headquarters. sandra, what did the police say?reporter: they are now confirming that five people were shot and hospitalized and what they describe as a drive- by shooting that took place around 10:00 last night in this neighborhood next to the park on vista glenn drive. the park is an area with the baseball field and a playground and san jose police said one woman and four men were hit by bullets and none of them were life-threatening, thankfully. one neighbor said the gunfire sounded like fireworks and he described what happened next. th we came outside and two or mie we heard police cars pull up. >> reporter: after the shooting, neighbors heard a vehicle speed away and san jose police said all of the victims hit by the bulletsd of non- life-threatening injuries and were taken away by ambulance. san jose police have not identified the shooter or released details for a motive. sandra osborne, kpix5. >>> san francisco police will be joined by the mother of our murder victim, audrey abrakasa, for the murder that happened on grove an

sandra osborne is live with details. >> reporter: good morning. the shooting took place less than 15 minutes from police headquarters at about 10:00 last night. they received the call of shots fired that took place in a neighborhood off vista glenn drive. the whole thing happened about two blocks from the park and playground. neighbors said there may have been some sort of a vigil going on outside in the neighborhood when the shooting took place and there are candles lit in the neighborhood. a neighbor said he heard what sounded like fireworks and people were yelling and screaming. police cars and ambulances then arrived. >> i have an 8-year-old sister. she heard the gunshots and got scared. she hid behind the coach. >> reporter: he said he believes a couple of people were shot and our cameras were rolling when we saw people loaded into ambulances last night. right now, we don't have details on the conditions of those taken to the hospital. we have reached out to san jose police for details and we are waiting to hear back. sandra osborne, kpix5. >

sandra osborne, kpix 5 . >> any word yet on whether this employee will be fired?reporter: google has been pretty tightlipped. they did not release this essay this was actually leaked by some google employees and have not even given us the name of the author another top executive did post a memo saying this perpetuate gender stereo types and recall this harmful. >>> in one country the first grape crush of the season is getting underway today. it is a little later this year due to winter storms. one vineyard manager said the weather was ideal for growing grapes between the heavy rain and the extreme heat. >> heavy rain seems like so long ago. >> it has been a while. >> we have a little bit of rain on friday and that should make us wish that we had a little bit more. it was a hot week and it felt like a tropical storm and it felt like hawaii. >> i could close my eyes and pretend. >> right now we are tracking a couple of problems sloping your monday morning commute down. folks at the bay bridge are in for a slow ride with an accident blocking at least one lane. traffi

sandra osborne is following -- >> i think it hit a raw nerve. >>reporter: our analyst reviewing -- after an engineer leaked -- out behinds the engineer's thought on the lack of women in tech leadership. >> it comes at a time when silicon valley is struggling with sexual harassment and diversity. >> the unnamed goggler says he believe in diversity, but says distribution of preferences of abities of men and women differ due to buy logical causes and these differences may see why we don't see equal representation of women. he calls non discriminatory ways to -- listing, offering part-time work. he says women want more work life balance. >> many of the traits he criticized women for are traits that are necessary in engineerist. >> goggle ' employees say they were not allowed to talk to us. some women outraged and others supporting the post. the topic of gender inequality -- women make up 31% of the work force. the tech giant is being investigated after -- in mountain view, sandra osborne. >> goggling executives called the essay farmful. they said we

station decision's sandrad -- kpix 5's sandra osborne is live in san jose to learn more. sandra?er: hey there good morning to you both. yes today a member of the san jose board of supervisors is actually holding a news conference out here at about 9:00 this morning to not only talk about the five year anniversary of the program, but also to look at some of the successes of local recipients. now get this. california has more than 240,000 recipients called dreamers that are in the program. which started in 2012 under the obama administration. daca is the deferred action for childhood arrivals program. many though are fearful that this program could be hitting its final anniversary. it's under scrutiny by the trump administration right now. attorneys general from ten states are putting pressure on trump to end the program. nancy pelosi spoke about a bill to offer more protection to recipients. >> it protects families in ingrant communities currently living with fear can heartbreak. instead of -- and heartbreak. instead building the wall. multibillion dollar border wall, congress mus

kpix 5's sandra osborne is live in san jose this morning where many are worried that this could be the program's last milestone. sandra? >> reporter: hey, good morning to you kenny. yeah the program is definitely under scrutiny by the trump administration and several states,sen the states in fact are -- ten states in fact are actually putting pressure on the president to end this program. however here in california lawmakers are urging the president to keep this going. this program was started back in 2012 under the obama administration. the program is the deferred action for childhood ail rivals. it gives -- arrivals. it gives protection to the children who are undocumented immigrants brought by their parents to america. it gives them protection to go school and even get a driver's license. recipients are often called dreamers and there are 240,000 of them right here in this state. u.s. senator kamala harris of california is urging with president trump to continue with the program. she and the other senators say this in a letter -- >> we've already invested in them by healthing them i

sandra osborne on what the video shows and doesn't show. >> why are you still pointing a gun at me? my hands are right here. >> i understand that. >> no you don't understand. you still have a gun pointed at me bro. >> reporter: a police officer stopped a couple last week. the officer says the female driver was speeding at about 85 miles per hour. after searching for a license and other paperwork, tension rises when the passenger allegedly reaches towards the floor. >> i seen a paper on the floor. there is a screwdriver there are, okay. i wasn't doing nothing. i was grabbing paperwork. that's it. >> reporter: the driver starts recording after the officer pulls a gun and calls for back up. with traffic building it takes about 9 minutes for other officers to arrive, while the passenger has a gun pointed in his direction. >> the tragic reality is police officers are attacked. it happened just yesterday morning. our officers have to look out not only for their safety but the safety of everyone around them. >> reporter: police say what you don't see in the video is what happened next. no

kpix 5's sandra osborne is at the headquarters and we are told this was actually leaked to the public. >> it is a very long essay posted on on internal forum on gender inequality and that is something all google employees can see but what it has to say it is what turning so many hats. -- heads. he is criticizing the way google works to get more women in the tech industry saying discrimination to reach representation is unfair and biological differences may account for lack of women in dealerships. google has since responded to all of this in the mid-vp says diversity and inclusion is a fundamental part of our values. we are unequivocal in our belief it is critical to our success as a company. we are committed to this for the long haul and they also call this harmful saying it is perpetuating sore spots.. currently investigating over allegations of a payback. it is getting some mixed reaction with others speaking out that they are hoping he does have a way to speak out. from the google headquarters sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> the battle against the calgary fire is raging on. firefighte

he spoke with sandra osborne. >> airline pilot flight crews have to go through screening. you have people going through the back door and not ever going through security. >> reporter: calls for change from dan conley, the chair of the airport commission. but today he says he is speaking out as a concerned citizen. >> someone needs oversight at that airport. >> reporter: we sought answers after he told us some employees walked in and out without screening. the deputy director of operations explains that is standard for certain employees. >> that is very common for all airports. people who are badge holders have the ability to go in and out at certain doors and gates. we limit their work areas, but they have done a full background check with the tsa and a full background check. >> reporter: this san jose airport has been under fire because of security breaches, like stowaway marilyn hartman, and the shocking day yeah i d stood away in though -- yaya abde stowed away in a wheel well. this fence only used to be 6 feet high. it's much higher now and they've added barbed wire an

in the newsroom, sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> we reached out to the white house for comment. so far no response. >>> coming up, bill cosby back in court today. what's next for him in his sexual assault retrial? >> reporter: and uber user tells us the company hit him for a cleaning fee for a mess never made and similar complaints are piling up on social media. i'm kenneth craig in new york with the details coming up. >> clouds on coast and into the bay this morning are clearing up. we'll talk about the clear skies and, guess what, the impact all of this is going to have on your weekend. we have the important forecast coming up. the comedian appeared in court today with his attorney. t trial >>> a pennsylvania judge has delayed bill cosby's sex assault retrial until next spring. he appeared in court today with his attorney. the trial was set to begin in november but the judge granted a request from his defense team to postpone jury selection until next march. the high-profile case ended in a mistrial in june. >>> if you make a mess in an uber, you could be a cleaning fee but so

kpix 5's sandra osborne spoke to the victim's brother about how the shooting allegedly unfolded. >> it's shocking that it happened to him. you never know. life is so short. >> reporter: friends stopped to leave flowers and peek inside jim's liquor mart. john ly is his brother hugh, friends calling him charlie. friends say he owned the liquor store and has for years. >> i have known him since before i had kids. my oldest is 16 years old. >> reporter: charlie was taking a break last night while his wife ran the register. the robber came in before 11:00 pointing a gun at his wife. >> he pulled out a gun and pointed it at her and told her, open the register. give me the money. when my brother heard that, he stood up and said no! and then the robber shot him in the chest. >> reporter: the wife later told john she tried to call 911 while the robber was still inside the store. >> robber say, did you call 911, i shoot you, too and she struggle while holding husband in hands. >> reporter: they say ly was a father of four sons, a hard worker, sometimes pulling 14- hour days, someone who will be mi

some changes have been made but sandra osborne reports, he says it's still not enough. >> flight crews have to go through screening. at san jose you have to go through a back door and they never go through security. >> reporter: calls for change forum -- from dan conley. today he's speaking out as a concerned citizen. >> reporter: someone needs oversight. >> reporter: he told us some employees walked in and out without screening. the deputy director of operations explains that's standard for some employees. >> that's common at our airports. people who are badge holders have the ability to go in and out certain doors and gates. we limit them as to where their work areas are but they have gone a -- gone through a full fingerprint and background check. >> reporter: this airport has been under fire in the past because of security breaches like stowaway marilyn hartman and the shocking day yaya abde stowed away in the wheel well of a hawaiian airlines flight. there have been security upgrades since then. this sense used to only be 6 feet high but it's much higher now. they've also added bar

sandra osborne is outside city hall where they'll be discussing the program. >> reporter: good morning. people. this is far from a done deal. and as you can imagine, it's drawing a lot of criticism. these tiny homes are about 70 square feet and are seen as temporary housing. and the goal is to get homeless people off the streets. of the 99 sites, only a few are still available. the mayor has asked each councilmember to propose one site they would support. the city should focus on more permanent solutions but there are plenty of supporters. >> the more we let the people die on the streets, the more it will cost the taxpayers. >> reporter: right now a big concern is the location. many residents are not wanting this in their backyard. and there's the cost to build, operate, and potentially provide security. while this hot topic is being discussed. san jose is asking homeless people to move out. the city posted flyers. and most already left leaving belongings and trash behind. of course, this is an ongoing problem with complex solutions being proposed. this will be a topic of discussion in

reporting live in san jose, sandra osborne, kpix 5. >> the next time you go to the dmv you may notice an option when filling out paperwork for a driver's license or an i.d. californians could have a third option when marking gender. currently, the only options are male or female. >>> let's get a check on the roads with jaclyn and see how it's doing. better than yesterday? >> yes, so far, so good. but we're getting reports of a crash. this is the first we're tracking this morning. if you're getting ready to head out the door. a new ride has you heading on 580. this is near hacienda. and the travel times in the yellow, a 28-minute ride from 205 to the dublin, pleasanton area. caltrans may have one lane shut down until this afternoon. no delays at the bay bridge toll plaza. things are running smoothly in both directions and speeds are in the green, just the way we like to see it. and here is the richmond, san rafael bridge. and traffic nice and light and no backups at the toll plaza. that's a check of the traffic. >>> good morning to you. 5:16. and let's take a look at our live weather c

sandra osborne -- >> my little ones are running and she's an 8 year old. she didn't know where to go. >>reporter: last night around 10:30, alma who can't want her face shown was watching tv with her family when they hearded what sounded like fire -- when they heard what sounded like fireworks. >> it happened so fast. we heard a car. >> san jose police say a drive-by shooter sent a crowd of 20 people gathered outside along vista glen drive. >> my understanding is they were participating in a vigil for some people that had died in a traffic collision. >> neighbors say a group has been gathering at this makeshift memorial all week. and the mom who is next to where the shooting took place says bullets went through their privacy fence and into a storage shed in their backyard. police say all five of the people taken away by ambulance have non life-threatening injuries, but now people living nearby are afraid something like this could happen again. >> it's scary because we've been here six years and never saw anything like this. >> in san jose, sandra ones byrne

let's begin with sandra osborne who is live at the aim research center. sandra. >>reporter: the sun may look normal once again, but nasa scientist are hoping that the research they did during this eclipse will help them better understand the atmosphere around the sun, but things like solar flare. here at nasa center people had a blast trying to get a glimpse of the solar eclipse. of course you need the nasa approved glasses. >> i can't believe this. i can't believe i get to see it. >> it's getting dark on the top. >> out of this world experience that nasa aim research center has hundreds enjoyed the view. >> like this is amazing. it's like a tiny bit of the sun is being scooped out by the moon. >> not only inspiring for kids and adults, the solar eclipse was a time for scientist to research. >> some of the science [indiscernible] and why the corona, another part of the atmosphere above the atmosphere is hot. >> the corona is too hard to see when the sun is at its brightest. >> it's great for that because the moon covers the sun for us. >> nasa used research aircr

i'm sandra osborne with a check of your realtime traffic. that's the good news. but it involves a big rig we're hearing from chp. it's causing some slowdowns where you can see it off to the side of the road there. a few looky-loos from time to time causing slowdowns in the area. taking a different view on the bay bridge, those approaching the toll plaza, you can see the fastrak little bit in the cash lanes. they are moving through this easily. in the san bruno area, a crash on 280 southbound this is near snead way off-ramp blocked sensors in the red speeds at 21 miles per hour. here's roberta with the forecast. >>> thanks, good morning. good to see you. hi, everybody! mostly cloudy skies over san francisco right now. that's what it looks like very gray. lingering clouds inland associated with an area of low pressure that's producing some rain showers over the high sierra drifting into our east bay and north bay. temperatures right now are in the 60s. we have already climbed to 67 in san jose. there's a little bit of mugginess. 60s to 80s the

i'm sandra osborne live at the scene.traight ahead, we'll go to the homicide investigation with the latest. and i'm kenny choi. let's start with a live look outside... >>> good morning, it's tuesday, august 8. i'm maria medina. >> i'm kenny choi. good morning. let's start with a live look outside. we start this tuesday morning, on your right we have 880 in oakland things looking good and a live look at the bay bridge. can't see the top of the bridge because it's foggy out there this morning, neda. >> it is. up to 2,000 feet, not that anyone is going that high. you may be going to the top of the mountains today but yeah, the fog is going to stick around for a few hours as we're used to. it's nice to see the bay bridge. temperatures looking to be in the 50s through 90s today. fog will clear, sunny and warmer. fog through livermore. gray skies this morning. but it's early. hopefully you're just inside having some coffee watching some news. let's check the traffic with jaclyn. >> we are getting first reports of a new accident

kpix five's sandra osborne with what they hope t >>> scientists at nasa aims are studying today's eclipsearn more about the mysteries of the sun and moon. sandra osbourne on what they hope to discover in coming weeks weeks. >> i can't believe this! i can't believe i'm getting to see it! >> it's getting darker on the spot! >> reporter: this is unbelievable experience as hundreds enjoyed the view. >> it's amazing! it's like a tiny bit of the sun is scooped out by the moon! >> reporter: not only inspiring for the kids and adults alike, it was also a time for scientists to research [ indiscernible ] they'll be looking at why the corona is so hot. >> reporter: nasa used research aircraft, high altitude balloons and modified telescopes to learn from this unique event. on the ground, though, some used solar glasses. others like 10-year-old cyrus finding other ways like using reverse binoculars and construction board. >> you can see the sun. >> reporter: for some people, these glasses were a little hard to come by. so if you have them, don't throw them away just yet. you may be able to use them a