san jose strip club. many people on social media are coming to the defense of the fire crew. nbc bay area's damian trujillo is at san jose city hall with the latest. >> reporter: today is a holiday, so not much activity around san jose city hall. but a spokeswoman did tell me the investigation is in its initial stages. it's the video that's gotten tens of thousands of views on social media. it shows a woman in a bikini getting out of fire engine four and walking into the gentlemen's club. this person didn't want to be identified but are reiterating what people are saying on social media. >> it was shocking and funny at the same time. >> reporter: why was it shocking? >> it was surprising. i wasn't sure if it was a joke or not. >> reporter: there were reports that the crew was responding to a medical call at the pink poodle. the emergency lights are on, and an expert tells me the fire engineer or truck driver must remain with the rig unless getting special instructions from the captain, in which case the engine should be locked and secured. >> there has to be an explanation, and i hope it's positive. >> reporter: is he a retired fi

. > >> a live look at at san jose city hall tonight as it is lit up in the colors of the iraniang . a show of solidarity with the ongoing protests inside the islamic republic and across the. and across the world. meantime, san jose is resorting to sting operations to combat a rising tide of traffic deaths. the latest happening this weekend. a a bicyclist was hit and killed y two cars near happy hollow park. . he was the 54th person to die in a traffic crash this year inn jose. recently, the police department acted as pedestrians in a crosswalk sting operation. they caught plenty of drivers blowing through the crosswalks right in front of police employ. but officers were right behind them, pulling them over. > >> telephone drivers canal purce telephone drivers canal purchase high-tech digital licenses fore cars but it will cost about $250 $250 a year, with a four year a. but the dmv argues that the plas are worth it. it is a plate that that can also show emergency messages, like amber alerts, and and have built in tracking technology to help law enforcement. >> if a vehicle is stolen

she had been on that city council since 2013 those look at this san jose city hall rotunda and tower are lit up in the colors of the iranian flag tonight. it is to support the iranian women and girls who are protesting human rights abuses. meanwhile, a home in san francisco is getting a lot of attention and for similar reasons. it is also painted, though, with the colors of the iranian flag and it's painted with a written message supporting the people of iran. kron four's gayle ong talked with that homeowner and she joins us now live in the studio with more. well, pam and ken, you can imagine he's getting a lot of attention on social media. he said he hasn't had that many notifications in a while. >> but this is the house, as you can see. and it is really can't miss it. if you're walking by. the homeowner says that goal is to bring awareness. >> if you're passing by bay street in san francisco's marina district, you may have seen solman sherry, it's home the fuss and painted with a message of support for the people of iran. it reads women, life, freedom free. iran, is not bang. >> go

hundreds today gathered to mark the 14th annual disability awareness day at san jose's city hall plaza, the festivities included live music an art display wheelchair basketball and so much more speakers. also celebrated governor newsom's recent signing of assembly bill 2164, which helps small businesses become accessible to people with disabilities. it allows local jurisdictions, like the city of san jose to continue collecting the $4 disability access and education revolving fee. it also empowers local jurisdictions to provide their small businesses. to provide their small businesses grants to make these improvements. assembly member leaves bill was actually inspired by san jose's disabled access improvement grant program which provided $8,000 grants to qualifying small businesses. tony bennett left his heart in san francisco, but thousands are thinking of leaving the city entirely for good tonight. see how many already have. from meteorologist sandia patel 5 to 15 degrees cooler than average today. i'll let you know if temperatures are going to bounce back in time for your weekend pl

ocean conservation and is set to deliver the keynote address at the blue carpet blue marble ceremony. it's happening outside san jose city hall tomorrow evening. mayor sam liccardo will be at the event and it will include performances by musician. >>> parts of the south bay may have felt a little shaking today. a 2.7 magnitude earthquake hit around 8:00 this morning. people in san martin, gilmore and hollister said they felt it. no reports of any damage. we have a real time quake tracker that monitors earthquakes around the bay area. it is a good resource to have bookmarked. head to nbcbayarea.com/quaketracker. >>> the national marine software system is celebrating 50 years of protecting the ocean. the one in monterey bay is only one of 15 in the united states. it is putting a lot of focus on getting rid of plastic pollution. >> it's important that we look to the future. the ocean is two-thirds of the surface of our planet that i mentioned before. it's half the oxygen we breathe. it helps create weather. we want to be able to take care of it so we can take care of us. >> the sanctuary in monterey bay was founded in 1992. >>>

san francisco giant star hunter. pence is celebrating world united nations day he will deliver the keynote address at the blue marble awards ceremony tonight at the san jose city hall rotunda. the event includes a blue carpet reception and his hosted by the aquarium of the bay. pence has become a vocal advocate for eliminating plastics and oceans, cleaning up the shorelines and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. he's a busy guy. busy guy. yes he definitely is a champion for many causes. very nice. alright for 18 is the time. steve. what should we know about today's weather? you will be a little warmer, little bit warmer here. there's still enough of a breeze , though, to hold temps up, so i think the frost advisory is marginal at best, and we'll probably be canceled is my two sensors too many forties and fifties and a few high clouds up above as well. there isn't that's all it takes. fairfield south wind napa airport northeast santa rosa, northwest oakland, northeast. i know it's not much, but when you get something of that nature enough to stir up the atmosphere, especially out towards traps north at 13 61, northwest 61, northwest vacaville, there's a little east

at the effort from the south bay. reporter: advocates and allies. many in purple, marching from san jose's circle of palms to city hall. a demonstration centered around domestic violence awareness. >> look at all the support. when you see that purple, know that the fight is real. everybody who has ever been affected by it. reporter: a crowd of dozens marched through downtown. >> stop the violence. reporter: the group passing san jose state's olympic black power statue. the group next-door solutions to domestic violence says there's great significance in recognizing the silent protest made at the 1968 mexico city olympics. >> i think it's important that we honor where we've been and the folks that are social justice that have brought us here before. it seems fitting for us to go through that campus and go right by those statues. reporter: henderson breaks down the stats. one in four women, one in seven men, one in three teens, and one into lgbtq individuals experience domestic violence. at city hall, a rally and resource fair with santa clara county agencies. >> we want to break the stigma and we want to tell community m

and last night san jose market by raising the g at city hall. >> more than 100 people attended people attended the annual event held in 1992. organizers say october is significant because t is the month when the first known filipino that foot in thed states more than 435 years ago. >> there is much that we own -- owe to those that have been by our side and the many members of many members of the committee he committee here who have enriched have enriched our committee so . so much. on behalf of the city f san jose, thank you. we all areu are you. we are proud to be a pe that you call home. >> the celebration also includey of food, dancing, and other cultural are performances. > >> on election day next month ae battle will be decided over a sl and important stretch of roadwan golden gate park. elizabeth cook elizabeth cook takes a closer lk at what is at stake when voters choose whether to reopen jfk dr. jfk drive. >> he is that your typical artist. he likes the pain on a big canvas. >> there is a myth of art is being locked up in the studio le that in. i think the idea of doing street

last night san jose market by raising the flag at city hall. >> more than 100 people attended the annual event firstd in 1992. organizers say october is significant because it is thh when the first known a penal stp foot in the us. he wore a tradil a traditional a penal former sh. former shirt. >> there is much that we oh >> there is much that we 02 those who have been by our side and of course those very many members of the filipino american filipino american committee hern san jose who have enriched our . our committee. i want to say of of the city thank you, we honoru and we are proud to be a place h a call home. >> the celebration included plenty of food, dancing, and other cultural our performances. on election day next month an intense battle will be decided over a small and important streh of road in golden gate park. elizabeth cook takes a closer lk at what is at stake when otis choose whether to reopen. >> he is at your typical artiste likes to paint on a big canvas. >> there is a myth of artists bg locked up in a studio like van . van gogh. i think it flies in the face of that.

at the effort from the south bay. reporter: advocates and allies. many in purple, marching from san jose's circle of palms to city hall. a demonstration centered around domestic violence awareness. >> look at all the support. when you see that purple, know that the fight is real. everybody who has ever been affected by it. reporter: a crowd of dozens marched through downtown. >> stop the violence. reporter: the group passing san jose state's olympic black power statue. the group next-door solutions to domestic violence says there's great significance in recognizing the silent protest made at the 1968 mexico city olympics. >> i think it's important that we honor where we've been and the folks that are social justice that have brought us here before. it seems fitting for us to go through thatamsnd go right by those statues. reporter: henderson breaks down the stats. men, one in three teens, and one into lgbtq individuals experience domestic violence. at city hall, a rally and resource fair with santa clara county agencies. >> we want to break the stigma and we want to tell community members, no matter which community they

at the effort from the south bay. >> advocates and allies, many in purple marched from san jose to city hall. demonstration centered around the mystic violence awareness. >> you look at all the support. >> stop the violence. amanda: the group passing the olympic black power statue. there is great significance in recognizing the silent protest made at the 1968 mexico city olympics. >> it is important that we honor where we have been an honor to the folks that have brought us here together before. it seems fitting for us to go through that cap is particularly in light by those statues. amanda: one in four women, one in seven men, one in three teens and one into lgbtq individuals experience domestic violence. at city hall, a rally and resource fair with agencies aiding the awareness effort. >> we want to make a statement until community members, we are here. >> it is pretty significant because a lot of these groups represent recovery. >> you have seen a positive shift in their attitudes towards this issue. also, toward support of this issue. amanda: it is support needed now, over the pandemic th

san jose is putting a spotlight on domestic violence awareness. agencies are getting out the message. we have a look at the effort from the south bay. >> advocates and allies, many in purple marched from san jose to city hall. a demonstration centered around domestic violence awareness. >> when you see that purple, the fight is for everybody who's ever been affected by it. >> she joined the crowd that marched through downtown. the group intentionally passed san jose state's black power statue. the group said there is great significance in recognizing the silent protest made at the mexico city olympics. >> it's important that we honor bere. we've bn ug tether tou c ando thosues.>> one out of four womee out of seven minute, one out of three teens and one out of two lgbtq individuals experience domestic violence. at city hall, a rally and resource fair with agencies aiding the effort. >> we want to break the stigma. we want to tell community members that we are here. >> that's pretty significant. that represents a lot of these groups. >> we have seen a positive shift in the community. >> its support is needed now. advocates say there was an 8% increase in domestic violence cases across the country. the south

san jose this year with 50 ford deaths which is the the annual total for each of the the past four years. >> [ crowd chanting ]. > >> hundreds rallied against then the iranian government at the san francisco city hall. protests around the country after 22-year-old woman died in the custody of morality peace. she was detained for not wearing wearing her hijab properly. as many as 185 people have died during the unrest and some of them have been children. officials were out the rally yesterday at city hall with a simple message. >> we stand with you. we stand with you for women, life and freedom until the deaths stop. until the killings stop. until basic human rights reign the day . > >> russia is unleashing a tax well away from the front lines. here is natalie brand with the latest. >> reporter: russian bombs left the streets of kyiv, ukraine's capital city and flames. one bomb even hitting the children opus playground. the terror on the streets is illustrated by this young woman who posted on social media during the attack. she appears to be okay. a pedestrian bridge near kyiv's bridge was also targeted. more than 60 civilians have died in the past 10 days alone. the barrage on the cities is believ

will air special report starting at 10 am you'll be able to watch it live on abc 7 or wherever you stream. san jose city hall is lit up tonight in support of the women of iran the building rotunda and tower are showing the colors of the iranian flag. it's a show of solidarity with demonstrators who for nearly a month now have been protesting the death of a 22 year old woman. she died while in custody of iran's morality police for allegedly wearing her head scarf to loosely san jose mayor sam. licardo said in a statement that his city demands iran's government and all governments honor the autonomy and freedom of women, an oakland woman is celebrating a major accomplishment boy. yeah, she's been awarded the prestigious macarthur foundation genius grant for some really life-saving work and they actually tricked me they told me that they needed me to provide a reference for someone and so i called them back right away because i know how important that can be and then they said no we called you under false pretenses. you've actually won the birth or fellowship. how they got her preteen crystal is a healthy justi

will air special report starting at 10 am you'll be able to watch it live on abc 7 or wherever you stream. san jose city hall is lit up tonight in support of the women of iran the building rotunda and tower are showing the colors of the iranian flag. it's a show of solidarity with demonstrators who for nearly a month now have been protesting the death of a 22 year old woman. she died while in custody of iran's morality police for allegedly wearing her head scarf to loosely san jose mayor sam. licardo said in a statement that his city demands iran's government and all governments honor the autonomy and freedom of women, an oakland woman is celebrating a major accomplishment boy. yeah, she's been awarded the prestigious macarthur foundation genius grant for some really life-saving work and they actually tricked me they told me that they needed me to provide a reference for someone and so i called them back right away because i know how important that can be and then they said no we called you under false pretenses. you've actually won the birth or fellowship. how they got her preteen crystal is a healthy justi

san jose. he is delivering the keynote address at the event. it starts at 6:00 p.m. at the city hall rotunda. it honors environmental heroes who have made an impact in conservation. dan ashley will be the master of ceremonies for the event. reggie: stephen curry launching a graphic novel for kids. it is releasing any fall of 2024. the novels will focus on his career. last month he released a children's picture book. he hopes to instill excitement and love for reading with the new project. kumasi: denny's -- disney's hit film encanto was the inspiration for a haunted house. reggie: he said they love the movie so much they decided to dress their house to feature it. and halloween's past, he has turned to ghost buster and titanic themed displays. neighbors say they love his creativity. kumasi: look at the flowers. reggie: that is nice. i don't understand what it has to do with the movie. why are they skeletons? kumasi: because they like the movie. reggie: ok. lisa: you guys can discuss that. i didn't see the movie. reggie: well, they are not dead. lisa: maybe halloween. kumasi: the halloween ver

san jose jose just this year with 54 deaths in all. that is the annual total for each of the past four years. > >> hundreds released against the the iranian government at san fo city hall on sunday. participang around the country after a 22-year-old woman died in the custody of the morality police. she had been detained for not wg a hijab properly. they have clashed with law enforcement. as as many as 185 people have died during the unrest, some of them. them children. > >> some san francisco officials were at the rally at city hall with a simple message. >> we stand with you. we stand with you for women, life, and freedom, until the death stops. until the killings stop. to basic human rights rain the day. >> reporter: they have intermity have intermittently cut off access to the congress. > >> five indigenous tribes will manage 200 miles of state coastline important to their ancestry. they will be getting rid of a century-old dam and help wildlife. they received $3.5 million from the state to to set up the new program. > >> a foggy day could not put a damper on the celebrations in north beach. you can see thousands of people came out for for the annual italian heritag

can be found at most city halls, libraries and post offices throughout the county registration cards must be postmarked. however, by tomorrow. >> a saturday morning stabbing at a san jose shopping center turns deadly san jose police say a a man was stabbed to death in a restaurant in on mckee road. this is an update to a story we give you last night. the circumstances and the motive surrounding the death are still unclear. the killer still being sought tonight. this marks the 29th homicide and san jose. so far this year, a man has died from a head injury after being hit by a car in petaluma. police say this happened yesterday afternoon when a driver was turning on mcdowell blvd. the driver hit the man who then fell backwards onto the road. police are calling this a slow speed collision. the unidentified victim was taken to a hospital and later died in that crash is still under investigation. >> still to come here tonight, governor newsome calling for la city council members to resign in the wake of that racist audio week. plus, a day of the dead celebration in oakland today. why this year's ofrenda commemorates the tragic and violent deaths of young students and donald

there will be demonstrations at the plaza of oakland city hall, uc berkeley, outside of san jose city>>> and fleet week taking off this weekend in san francisco. organizers expect 100,000 people each day to come through today and tomorrow. with that, it comes with some safety concerns. they estimate a million people will have passed through by the end of the week. police say if you plan to be in the city you should keep items out of your car. they will be patrolling to keep you safe. the blue angels will be flying once again today for the start of the air shows. sometimes the planes are flying one foot apart and you can get a look at it from the marine of green. the blue angels air show starts at noon today. we have a fleet week guide online to help you plan your schedule with a full list of events including a list of times right there on nbcbay area.com. let's check in with meteorologist vianay arana. >> the best place to view the blue angels will be from the embarcadero. there will be breaks of sunshine and it will be in the upper 60s. we all know layering is important. you definite

at an event supporting proposition one. that is the ballot measure that would amend the california constitution to protect a person's reproductive freedom like the right to an abortion and to contraceptives. >>> san jose city hall lit in the colors of the iranian flag in a show of solidarity with iranian women and girls protesting human rights abuses. demonstrators in iran and around the world are calling for human rights and freedom for women in iran. the protest sparked the death of a woman who was in custody of iran's morality police. she was arrested for wearing a loose headscarf. >>> all this talk about covid shots, what about the flu shots? the flu is making a comeback with a vengeance. cases are rising in parts of the country including the bay area. let's bring in nbc's audrey asystio. infectious disease experts say there could be a busy winter season to come. >> the writing on the wall for me is the fact that we saw earlier flu and more flu in australia and new zealand, south africa. we are starting to see that in the u.s. >> reporter: including here in the bay area. to try to ease the blow the santa clara county public health department launched a new dashboard online and is now offering free flu shots

at sfelections.org. a march through downtown -- survivor advocacy agencies are getting closer -- >> advocates and allies, many in purple marched from san jose's circle of palms it to city hall. a friday afternoon demonstration centered around domestic violence awareness. >> when you see that purple, you know the fight is for everybody that has ever been affected by it. >> stop the violence. >> the group intentionally passing san jose state's olympic black power statue. one person says there is great significance in recognizing the silent protest made at the 1968 mexico city olympics. >> i think it is important we honor where we have been in the folks that have brought us together before. it seems fitting for us to go through that campus and go right by those statues. >> henderson breaks down the stats saying one in four women, one in seven men, one in three teens and one into lgbtq individuals experience domestic violence. at city hall, a rally and resource fair with santa clara county agencies aiding. >> we want to break the stigma and tell community members, no matter where they are from, we are here. >> that is pretty significant since that represents for a lot of these

taking a live look in san jose this morning as we get started with the day, you can see city hall there is lit up. this is an effort to stand in eye liege ans with iran. let's take a look atthe forecast this morning with meteorologist vianey arana has a look at what we can expect. a lot of people probably want to get out and have some fun today. will the weather work for that? >>> absolutely. you will want to bundle up if you want to hike around the coast. it will be great, you won't be worried about the heat. walnut creek right now beautiful shot, looks a little bit like an orange glow, look at the temperature trend. the winds not a factor right now, we will see the sea breeze beginning to kick up between 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, especially around the coastline. if you notice by about 9:00, 10:00 a.m. that sunshine starts to peek through the clouds and eventually we bump up into those 70s. all right. i will have a look at that drought monitor update coming up in five minutes. let's check in with mike and gas prices. >> i have one admission, stand by for that. looking over toward the maps, gas prices reported on gasbuddy show up with the top price in santa clara the lowest in th

. >>> a live look out this morning, this is downtown san jose at city hall. >> for the color of iran. >> there you have it this morning. >>> all right. let's get a look at that forecast for you. meteorologist vianey arana in for kari with a look at what we can expect. >> calm, cool, collected on this thursday morning then we have a pretty nice afternoon ahead. live look over walnut creek, let's get to your daytime highs. we do still have areas of patchy dense fog, that marine layer is at about 2,400 feet, in through the interior we will get some clearing. livermore and concord yesterday the mid 80s, today we will be in the low 80s. through the south bay even more seasonable, only topping out in the mid 70s for san jose, 74 degrees, palo alto 72 and around the coastline we are going to kick up that sea breeze yet again into the afternoon. we are talking winds 15, 20 plus miles per hour starting up around 2:00, 3:00 p.m. into the overnight evening hours. as you know anytime you are around the coastline you want to wear a sweater because once the winds pick up you also have to factor in