maria medina has more on the conflict. >> it's not professional. it's not professional and it's disappointing. >> reporter: with city leaders by her side, gilmore met with city leaders. >> it's time they have accepted the decision by the arbitrator. >> reporter: in 2016, the 49ers asked for a rent reduction. but the team and city council couldn't agree, so they put the decision in the hands of an arbitrator. last week the arbitrator decided to increase the team's rent instead.li to manage that stadium. >> reporter: both sides have taken grievances about one another public. >> it shows now that we are managing the 49ers and not being managed by them. >> reporter: a 49ers spokesperson said in part, it's this deceptive approach, her lack of transparency and fuzzy math that make mayor gilmore distrustful. gillmor is accused of using her own agenda against the 49ers. >> it's almost embarrassing for them to put that out. what's important for is a compl distraction. the public can see through that, to cover up the huge loss they just endured. >> reporter:

reporter maria medina will have more details on today's press conerence, at 5 and 6."adlib big board" "adlib big board" time for a check of our weather with mar over the course of the 40-year lease, a 1% increase at the to more than $10 million. kpix 5 reporter maria medina will have more reports on the press conference today at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> let's look at the big board and see how the stock market is doing. the dow is down about 63 points. let's check in with mary lee in the weather center. the temperatures have gone down. >> that's right. 3 degrees to 80 degrees cooler compared to yesterday. if it was too hot over the weekend, we are cooling down for the start of the work week. a live look with the dublin camera. you can see the hazy sunshine out there. it's really hard to make out mount diablo in the distance but currently, you can see 79 concord, 64 oakland, livermore 77, san francisco 87, san jose 73 and 70 for santa rosa at this hour. we are tracking two areas of low pressure. this is what's left of hurricane john and we have high pressure across the pacifi

kpix5 reporter maria medina is live in stockton where the suspect's father did not attend today's hearing. maria? >> reporter: well, the police chief has already said he is embarrassed by his son's behavior, but he was not here today to see how he behaved in the courtroom. the son of the union city police chief is accused of the assault against an elderly sikh man caught on camera. today this was the 18-year-old suspect flipping off tv news cameras minutes before he stood in front of a judge in san joaquin county. >> was furious and could not believe what happened and you know what? it could have happened to anybody in our community. >> reporter: gary singh, a family friend of the victim as well as a manteca council member, joined the family in court. he said the 71-year-old man is healing from his injuries at home. >> especially the emotional trauma, it's going to take time. >> reporter: two days after the attempted robbery turned violent it was tyrone mcallister's father and mother who helped track him down for police. chief mcallister opened up on facebook about his estranged son sayin

kpix5's maria medina is live in san jose with how one silicon valley startup is getting food to your door like never before. maria? >> reporter: we were eventually going to head this way. now you can get your groceries delivered by a self-driving car and the company had its first delivery just yesterday. >> this is what they're going to see. >> reporter: welcome to the future of grocery slopping. >> there is a lidar on top. >> reporter: food delivered to your doorstep in a self-driving car. >> the future goal is that you get anything you want any time you want and you don't need to wait in traffic. >> reporter: meet the chief operating officer at auto x, the company behind the bright green autonomous car that she says is safer than a tesla in self-driving mode because of auto x's high resolution cameras and lidar. >> you can see things that are smaller, small kids, small dogs and because of high resolution, you can see further. >> reporter: which is important because auto x will deliver groceries through neighborhoods. customers will order through the app and get their food she says w

in fremont, maria medina, kpix 5 news. >>> thick smoke billowed from a fire outside the tesla factory in fremont. it broke out shortly after 5:00 near the companies test track. the flames also spread to a small patch of grass. fremont firefighters got the fire contained in less than an hour. then worked into the evening to get it fully extinguished. no one was hurt but the cause is under investigation. >>> chopper five captured lots of fireworks potentially illegal in san jose on the fourth of july. turns out just a few people were cited. the code enforcement division got more than 1,000 reports online but only four resulted in citations. more than 90% of the reports did not provide enough information for the department to issue citations. staffers plan to look into ways to follow up on reports. >>> a new hyper charged hybrid is being unveiled at monterey car week. it's a plug-in, porsche. kpix 5's betty yu took it for a spin. >> reporter: porsche knows how to make a bold statement. they are fast, sporty, and high performance. this panamera hybrid sport teresa mo is now -- turismo, th

kpix 5 maria medina with how some say the sale affects their future. >> right now i live in half of aconverted garage. >> reporter: andrew lee pays $825 to live in that converted garage in san jose. >> every day i feel blessed to have that. >> reporter: he fears his rent will skyrocket. he's part of a grassroots organization named serve the people san jose. who believe google will make it unaffordable for many including himself. >> there are people who are stressed really thin here. >> reporter: like it or not, google is moving full steam ahead. the tech company bought this home behind the s.a.p. center for nearly a million dollars cash. a deal that suggests a widening area of interest for its future google village. according to the mercury news. >> you need a lot of property to house 10,000 future employees. >> reporter: google has been buying millions of dollars of private property as it waits to negotiate public purchases with the city. >> what's missing is asking residents of san jose what the best use of our public land is. >> reporter: andrew is concerned if google comes, there

kpix 5's maria medina is live at levi's stadium where fans got a chance to see jimmy g in action. maria? >> reporter: that's right. what a comeback in the last final seconds of the game. the final score, 24-21. this was a preseason game but the fans came out in full force. they are called the 49er faithful for a reason. >> i'm a diehard minor fan. >> reporter: after one disappointing season after another, they have stood by their team and minor fans believe their new quarterback can help take them to the top. >> he has the confidence of the team. he's got the football intelligence and the smarts. and i think it's going to be a great season. >> garoppolo, jimmy g. the future. >> reporter: all eyes were on the players as they stood on the sidelines. two years ago during a preseason game when 49er quarterback colin kaepernick set during the national anthem. catapulting a storm of controversy that many times overshadowed the game of football. tonight as the nfl figures out how to deal with players protesting on the field, a few 49er teammates who did neil today made sure to stand up as

as maria medina reports, the alleged crime has shaken students on the first week back to school. >> so the fact that i was, like, in the area when it happened was a little scary, little alarming. eportealfrom san jose state about the kidnapping and robbery, she didn't hesitate to prepare for the worst. >> so actually i bought this as soon as i got the email some pepper spray. >> reporter: she and friends are freshmen. it's only their second day of their first year of college. >> so now i carry it with me at all times you know. i made my friends buy some too >> i was really excited for college. >> reporter: and now? >> now i'm kind of iffy on it. i'm not going to walk around at night alone, that's for sure. >> reporter: police say not only did the gunman kidnap a mail student at this store, it happened in broad daylight about 2:30 p.m. investigators say the suspect forced the student to withdraw money from several atms before letting him go. >> it made it wors night. so the fact that people do it during the daylight is scaryout has yet to be identified. >> i'll be traveling with friends

in san jose, maria medina, kpix5. >>> take a look at this. police are looking for this sly pickpocket that struck during lunchtime in vacaville. you can see the thief casually reach into a woman's purse that's hanging off her chair. after he finds her wallet he stuffs it under his shirt. the woman said later she thought she felt movement in her bag, but never turned around because she thought it might just be her phone buzzing. >>> a rash of car break-ins has hit the stanford campus. about three dozen burglaries have happened on several streets all in thesecond half of july. the stolen items include laptops, tablet computers, backpacks and in each case the thieves broke a car window to get in. campus police say neighboring law enforcement agencies have made some arrests. dden video game. >>> ea sports is apologizing tonight for editing ex-49er colin kaepernick out of its popular madden video game. the lyric should say "you boys all kap. i'm more colin kaepernick," but kap's name was scrubbed from rapper big shawn's song in the song track for

kpix 5's maria medina spoke to union city police, who say their suspect was a legitimate uber employee but was off duty when he targeted his victim. >> it's a pretty brazen crime. >> reporter: union city police say this man kevin barillas- saballas kidnapped, threatened and sexually assaulted a woman last month but finding him would take weeks. >> this guy is an uber driver, working. >> reporter: police say the victim and her friends were drinking in san francisco before they ordered an uber for the victim. that's when police say barillas-saballas came across the group. he wasn't working but he was driving around with his uber signs displayed. >> and she was picked up by our suspect in san francisco, and she was brought home here to union city, where the sexual assault occurred. >> reporter: but lieutenant mendez says because barillas- saballas wasn't working at the time, they had very few leads to figure out his identity. >> and we got an arrest warrant for him and he was subsequently arrested in south san francisco at his place of business. >> reporter: union city police isn't the on

kpix5's maria medina tells us there was a noticeable absence in the courtroom. >> reporter: the son of the union city police chief is accused of the assault against an elderly sikh man caught on camera. today this was the 18-year-old suspect flipping off tv news cameras minutes before he stood in front of a judge in san joaquin county. >> was furious and could not believe what happened and you know what? it could have happened to anybody in our community. >> reporter: gary singh, a family friend of the victim as well as a manteca city council member joined the family today in court. he says the 71-year-old victim is healing from his injuries at home. >> especially the emotional trauma, it's going to take time. >> reporter: two days after the attempted robbery turned violent it was tyrone mcallister's father and mother who helped track him down for police. chief mcallister opened up on facebook about his estranged son saying in part, "words can barely describe how embarrassed, dejected and hurt my wife, daughters and i feel right now. violence and hatred is not what we have taught our c

in redwood city maria medina, kpix 5 . >>> coming up the pulley does make the plea for help -- the plea find a missing member of the forest service in the community. >>> will we cool down tonight and what about the air quality? your weekend forecast is coming up. wednesday. >>> in national park service worker is missing in yosemite, he disappeared wednesday and last seen mid day in the upper pines campground. he's 5 foot 10 and weighs 200 pounds, it's unknown what he was wearing when >>> o of the best high school football teams in the country are going to face off in concorde. >> they call it the game of the decade. we have team coverage, ts >> reporter: this is not just any average high school football game. we are talking about two powerhouse programs, ranked at number 18 and 19 in the country. these are the jv teams playing right now on the grid iron. this is the spartans against the bulldogs. if they win this game, they will snap the 290 game winning streak over northern california teams. putting themselves in a position to play in the open division final. the spartans have history

>> reporter: maria medina, kpix 5. . >>> on the storm watch now, hurricane lane has been downgraded to a tropical storm as it moves closer to hawaii's central islands but heavy rain and flash flooding are still major concerns. the big island of hawaii has been hammered by rain and maui and oahu could experience a very wet weekend. >> we dodged a bullet. doesn't mean it's over. we're going to have rain and wind and local flooding and we need to be vigilant. >> now, fema has three search and rescue teams in hawaii plus food and generators. supplies will be distributed in the hardest-hit areas once the danger st>>> anrban search and team from the bay area is now in hawaii. task force 3 from menlo park reached oahu thursday. a team of 36 firefighters is di fire department on potential rescue operations. it is one of three task forces sent to the west coast to -- from the west coast, rather, to hawaii and sponsored by fema. >>> bay area councilman pulled over for running a red light. >> you won't believe what he told the officer. the exchange that has him apologizing. >>> plus, tv pioneer a

kpix5's maria medina on a fight that goes before city council tonight. maria? >> reporter: well, if you've ever been to downtown palo alto, you know parking is a problem and that's why one woman has an issue with this project, but some wonder if there's more to it than that. it's a battle between one developer and another. >> the primary issue is parking. >> reporter: at the center of the debate, three parking spaces inside this garage, but let's back up a bit. last year the pricey popular sushi restaurant nobu inside the epiphany hotel owned by tech titan larry ellison submitted plans to the city to expand taking over a shuttered floral shop next-door. they got the okay from the city including getting rid of those three parking spaces as long as they paid $71,000 a space into a city fund to put into a future parking garage. >> she doesn't agree with the findings. >> reporter: but another developer elizabeth wong is trying to stop the project saying getting rid of those parking spaces sets a dangerous precedent for the elimination of much needed parking spaces

kpix5 reporter maria medina on the emotional response from veterans of that war. >> i was in the 82nd infantry. >> reporter: dennis fernandez survived 12 months in the vietnam war, but some of his friends never made it back home. >> so i did my time there and obviously lost a few close friends. >> reporter: the names of those eight killed in action who dennis went to high school with are sketched on this monument on santa clara street along with dozens jose who serv war, a monument knowns on the sons of san jose that was marred over the weekend with white paint. >> there should be more respect for monuments such as this and these men sacrificed their life and they deserve all the respect. >> reporter: the monument took a half a decade and nearly a half million dollars in donations to build. finally in 2013 the granite memorial was unveiled by the san jose memorial foundation, a foundation led by dennis and sandra fernandez. >> we were so elated and for families who had loved ones on the wall, for them to go up and touch the wall. they didn't have to go to washington d.c. to have that

in stockton, maria medina, kpix5. >>> this evening friends and family are mourning the loss of a chpled in a crash in fairfield during a traffic stop on interstate 80 this morning. reporter mark thompson on what led to the deadly crash. >> reporter: fellow officers lined a procession route from the hospital to the coroner's office in downtown fairfield to pay their respects to 46-year- old chp motorcycle officer kirk griess. griess was with chp for 19 years. >> he's going to be dearly missed by the members of the california highway patrol, his family and specifically here the people of the solano chp area office. >> reporter: it was just after 9:00 this morning when chp says griess was behind a saturn suv pulled over on the right shoulder of westbound i-80 near manuel campos parkway. it was then they say a white chevy pickup veered out of lane striking officer griess along with the parked saturn. griess and the saturn driver were transmitted to north bay medical center in fairfield. both died from their injuries. >> he loved his job. he's a military veteran. he served his country. he

kpix5's maria medina tells us what both sides are now demanding this evening.ey should stop their emotional outbursts about me. >> reporter: santa clara mayor lisa gilmore isn't the only one who feels that way. with city leaders by her side, the mayor met with reporters one on one with reporters about the victory off the field. >> it's time they accept the decision by the arbitrator. >> reporter: the fight began in 2016 when the 49ers asked for a rent reduction for levi's, but the team and city council couldn't come to an agreement, so they put the decision in the hands of an arbitrator who decided last week to deny the rent reduction request instead the team's rent was increased by $262,000, a total of 24.7 million per year, up from 24.5. >> it's about the rent dispute. it's about the public. it's about our responsibility to manage that stadium. >> reporter: but in the last 24 hours it's become more than just that with both sides taking their grievances about one another public. >> and it shows now that we are managing the 49ers and not being managed by them.

maria medina with the first charges linked to the suspected golden state killer. >> reporter: investigators tied joseph james deangelo 29 rapes here in this county. they were only able to charge him with four. two in concord, one in san ramon, and one here in danville. >> wherever he went he left a wake of terror. >> reporter: for the first time joseph james deangelo is charged with four rapes. >> thankfully we can hold someone accountable for these crimes and seek justice. >> reporter: the announcement of 13 new charges came from a team of california district attorneys. including the da from contra costa. together they worked to solve the cold case. >> for decades he evaded justice and devastated communities across california. >> this human predator, took a path through all these counties. >> reporter: joseph james deangelo is already facing charges for 13 murders but it is believed the former officer committed dozens of alleged rapes in the 70s and 80s. >> we are going to be talking to people explaining how they can protect themselves. >> reporter: it would take dna evidence to track down

maria medina with the crime that has shaken his family to the core. >> reporter: a surveillance camera catches the attempted robbery turned violent. the victim puts up his hands before his attackers kick him in the chest. the attack doesn't end as the elder sikh man is on the ground defenseless. the suspect in the dark hoodie turns out is the son of union city police chief darryl mcallister. >> obviously very, very serious. and something which is not consistent with the chief's behavior. >> reporter: tony ribarbeara is a good friend of mcallister. >> i know he's a family man and he's a good police leader. >> reporter: he did not do any interviews, writing in part "words with barely describe how embarrassed, dejected and hurt my wife and tars feel like now. violence and hatred is not what we have taught our children. my oath is and always will be to the law". he and his wife helped police track down the 18-year-old who he has has been estrangeded for several months and has a criminal history. >> he's doing the right thing in holding him accountable. >> the manteca police do a really, re

sexually assaulting a woman in san mateo, maria medina spoke to union city police, who say their suspect was a legitimate uber employee, but was off duty when he targeted his victim.>> a pretty brazen crime. >> reporter: this man, kevin barillas-saballas, kidnapped and threatened and sexually assaulted a woman last month, but finding him would take detectives weeks. >> he is a uber driver, but at the time, he was not working. >> reporter: they were drinking in san francisco beey ordered an uber. he wasn't working, but he was driving around with his uber sign displayed.>> she was picked up by the suspect in sepsis go, brought home to union city, where the sexual assault occurred.>> reporter: stephen mendez says that because he wasn't working, they had very few leads to figure out his identity. >> we got an arrest warrant, and he was subsequently arrested in south san francisco.>> reporter: isn't the only agency warning rideshare customers to be vigilant. police released a sketch of this man who posed as a rideshare driver, took a woman to an area then sexually assaulted her on tuesday. >>

kpix 5's maria medina on the new demands, in their battle over stadium rent. >>> the war of words is getting ugly between the 49ers and san jose's mayor. here's the new demands in the battle over stadium rent. >> they should stop their emotional out bursts about me. >> and santa clara mayor isn't the only one who feels that way. >> it's not professional. it's disappointing. >> with city leaders by her side she met with reporters one on one about the victory against the 49ers off the field. >> it's time that they have accepted the decision by the arbitrator. >> the fight began in 2016 when the 49ers asked for a rent reduction. but the team and the city council couldn't come to an agreement so they put the decision in the hands of an arbitrator who decided last week to deny the rent reduction request instead increasing the teams rent by $262,000. a total of 24.7 million per year up from 24.5. >> it's about the rent dispute, it's about the public, it's about our responsibility to manage that stadium. >> but in the last 24 hours it's become more than just that with both sides taking thei

maria medina has details of the crime which has shaken the chief's family to the core. >> reporter: a home surveillance camera catches the attempted robbery turned violent. the victim puts up his hands right before his attackers kick in in the chest. the attack does not end as the elderly sikh man is on the ground defenses. the suspect turns out is the sun of union city police chief, darrell mcallister. >> obviously very serious , and something which is certainly not consistent with the chief's behavior. >> reporter: former san francisco police chief is a longtime friend of chief mcallister. >> he is a classy guy. i know he is a good family man. i know he is an outstanding police leader. >> reporter: mcallister did not do any interviews, instead opening up on facebook about the arrest of his son, tyrone mcallister. i'll go words can barely describe how embarrassed, dejected, and hurt my wife, daughters and i feel right now. violence and hatred is not what we have taught our children. despite having the desire any parent would have in wanting to protect their child , my oath is, and al

live in san jose, maria medina, kpix5. >>> take you live now to the white house where once again the flag flies at half staff in honor of the late senator john mccain. critics blasted the white house for fully raising the flag this morning just two days after mccain's death. reporter nicole killian has more on the backlash and some tributes to the late senator. >> reporter: john mccain's desk was draped in black on the senate's first day back in session since his death. >> i will miss one of the very finest gentlemen with whom i've had the honor to serve. we will not forget him. >> reporter: lawmakers from both parties reflected on the life and legacy of mccain praising their late colleague for reaching across the aisle. >> we can try, as he did, to put country before party. we can try as he always did to speak truth to power. >> reporter: bill hoagland is a former senate staffer who had a chance to work with mccain. >> some people will criticize. i know some republicans will criticize the vote he took on healthcare at the end, but that was a very principled vote. >> reporter: mccain

. >> maria medina live in santa clara, thank you. >>> a spike in crime has neighbors on edge in an upscale area of san jose. since last thursday willow glen has been seeing a wave of auto theft, carjackings, home invasions and burglaries. police are trying to figure out if the various crimes are related. kpix5's kiet do on some of the more brazen incidents in the past few days. >> reporter: the answer to that is yes and no. so last week san jose put the squash on a crime spree. on thursday they arrested four people wanted in connection with a series of crimes here in willow glen. that was thursday, but in the days since then there have been a series of seemingly related similar crimes that has neighbors asking is there a second crime spree? brent purse who went biking by his neighbor's house just before 7:00 this morning when he saw a young man running towards the house putting on a ski mask. >> i saw someone get out of the car, pull on a mask, put on their hoodie and start running at my neighbor's house and that's when i acted and i just said hey! asked him to stop. he turned around and g

kpix5 reporter maria medina with the details. >> because i do feel safe here, you don't think that that would happen. >> reporter: just a few doors down from where roxanne raxnis is a horse riding instructor at the los altos community barn an unexpected crime took place, a home invasion robbery that's caused her and others who work and live in the area to question their safety despite the fact they have an office for santa clara county sheriff's deputies on the barn's property. >> it's uneasy because we have a lot of kids who come here to ride the horses and teach them every day. >> it's kind of scary because like this area is known to be really safe. >> reporter: investigators say three men broke into the home, then assaulted the 83-year-old woman who was by herself, then ransacked the home. >> the thing that was most alarming to me was that it was like in the middle of the day and we were here working. >> reporter: santa clara county sheriff's investigators say the home invasion afterred just after 11 a.m. yesterday and two -- happened just after 11 a.m. yesterday and two of the three

kpix5's maria medina so the intervention from the top to expedite one man's real id driver's license. maria? >> reporter: well, roy mize has been driving without a driver's license for months and had no idea the dmv had made a mistake. so he e-mailed the agency and got a call right away from the director. >> i was really surprised. >> reporter: roy mize hoped for a response but never expected it would come from the head of dmv. >> two hours later i had a phone call from the director of the dmv. >> reporter: jean shiamoto was on the end of the line after reading roy's e-mail. for the first time in more than 15 years he was turned away, his driver's license expired and surprisingly the new real id that everyone must have to fly by 2020 was no good to nasa. >> he said they couldn't accept that and said they have been directed not to accept real ids without a suppntcation. >> reporter: the thing is roy did apply for a new real id driver's license and the dmv did send him a real id, but it was just an id, not a driver's license. roy thinks the mistake probably happened because dmv workers