>> jose: favada. one dish, but without a doubt, asturias is defined by this dish. favada. >> anthony: deep, deep soulful cooking. >> jose: and you have to meet guillermina now. probably she's inside. guillermina is a very special person. 101 years old. and she is not in the kitchen anymore, but not too long ago she was. in this day and age, it seems that kitchens are manned by men. we don't realize who is feeding humanity are women. the woman like guillermina is very much that. she's the only one who could be up there in that place, at the end of the world. feeling the feel that we'll arrive there to give them enough energy to come back. >> anthony: these beans really are magical beans. >> jose: because they're special. same seeds anywhere else, but they don't grow the same way they grow here. it's something about this land, and the weather, and the altitude that makes these beans very special. >> anthony: it tastes like it did when it was just little jose up here in his lederhosen? it tastes the same

>> jose: favada.ne dish, but without a doubt, asturias is defined by this dish. favada. >> anthony: deep, deep soulful cooking. >> jose: and you have to meet guillermina now. probably she's inside. guillermina is a very special person. 101 years old. and she is not in the kitchen anymore, but not too long ago she was. in this day and age, it seems that kitchens are manned by men. we don't realize who is feeding humanity are women. the woman like guillermina is very much that. she's the only one who could be up there in that place, at the end of the world. feeling the feel that we'll arrive there to give them enough energy to come back. >> anthony: these beans really are magical beans. >> jose: because they're special. same seeds anywhere else, but they don't grow the same way they grow here. it's something about this land, and the weather, and the altitude that makes these beans very special. >> anthony: it tastes like it did when it was just little jose up here in his lederhosen? it tastes the same?

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>> jose: separately.that fat to burn, you want that fat to melt. >> anthony: stay inside in the spanish way. >> jose: and you want to maintain the integrity of the skin. so he grills the fish over the flesh, and then probably the skin is better than the flesh itself. oh, my, god. >> anthony: wow. wow. >> jose: is it everything i told you? >> anthony: it's everything you told me. the fats, ethereally suspended somehow between skin, flesh, and bone. you bite into it and just a flood of flavor explodes in your brainpan. >> jose: keep going, keep going. >> anthony: jose, this is an enchanted country, and in fact this region of the country is the most extraordinary place i can think of. >> jose: dollar bills. >> anthony: the mountains, the sea, it's amazing. >> jose: i'm throwing you the bills. if i had hundreds. >> anthony: just stuff it in the g-string, my friend. >> jose: we are so close to a wide, i don't -- >> anthony: and no, i'll let you say it. what do we say about now? no, first we take one more satis

san josÉ, 73.n dÍas soleados para las temperaturas agradables. san josÉ, tendremos 71 de mÁxima. 68 san francisco. si usted piensa viajar, tendremos condiciones secas que se espera mÁxima sacramento y fresno en 65. tambiÉn habrÁ un descenso las temperaturas para este lunes y en el resto de nuestro estado de california. para el proceso extendido, volverÁn a meter las temperaturas para mediados de la prÓxima semana. como siempre un placer informarles sobre las condiciones del tiempo. beatriz: gracias, elena. pelÉ de personas desfilaron por las calles de ciudad de mÉxico para recordar a los muertos. conde: los deportes. el barcelona impone su ley en el clÁsico del fÚtbol espaÑol ante el madrid. los warriors visitaron a los mets. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> "contacto deportivo" es presentado por volkswagen. conde: el barcelona no extraÑo a messi en el clÁsico espaÑol. el delantero uruguayo y coutiÑo y el chileno, goleÓ al madrid por 5-1. con doblete de alvin mendoza, el toluca goleÓ a querÉtaro que quedÓ fuera

aguaceros podrÍan desplazarse hasta san josÉ y otras regiones.a de santa rosa 76. en un dÍa mÁs con esa probabilidad de lluvias en san josÉ con 40%. para el domingo temperaturas cerca de los 80 grados. palmira: no se sorprenda si sus hijos le piden un apple watch. algunas escuelas lo usa como forma de identificaciÓn. palmira: cuando el hambre ataca, una soluciÓn es meter la comida en el microondas. expertos indican que cualquier forma de cocinarla incide de igual manera a nivel nutritivo. >> el cruz azul se convirtiÓ en el primer semifinalista del torneo, tras vencer a los bravos de ciudad juÁrez con dos goles. el primero fue el piojo alvarado al minuto 60, y luego apareciÓ el uruguayo marcando el 2-0. otro que tambiÉn avanzÓ a cuartos de final fue de rayados, que enfrentÓ en un partido, el real madrid cayÓ sorpresivamente ante el cska. un error permitiÓ la anotación del equipo ruso que ahora es lÍder del grupo. maÑana no te podÉs perder toda la acciÓn de esta fecha de la champions. en partido de pretemporada, los nuggets y los lakers se vieron l

san jose 58. let's talk about the visibility as we start the day here. so along the coast for the bay and even some of our inland spots as well, so the fog kind of widespread this morning. we are talking down to a quarter mile in livermore and then up across the north bay, petaluma, still zero for the visibility out there this morning. so dense fog so be careful. again, as we head through the day, we are going an a warmup that continues this week. here's why. there is that ridge of high pressure that's only going to build and expand for us and that's why those temperatures will be rising, as well. here we go on futurecast to show you the sunshine as we go through the day. and then as we head through tonight into tomorrow morning, that fog mainly just along the coast and then we'll see that sunshine as well for tomorrow. so futurecast taking you through the day, saturday will be the warmest day of the week as that high pressure system really expands and strengthens for us. so all of those low pressure systems that we have been tracking, they stay to our n

reporting live in san jose at the san jose diocese, chief meteorologist bill martin. >> thank you for that. >>> a whistleblower who helped bring questions about bay area medical testing about -- about a bay area medical testing to light spoke out at santa clara university today. ila scholz work at theranos starting in 2013. the blood testing started claims to have developed a cheaper, more convenient blood test using only tiny amounts of blood. scholz says he quickly realized that the company was exaggerating claims about how many tests the lab was capable of running. >> while i was only there, we only got up to running seven test total. if you wanted to run all seven tests at the same time, those would have had to be at seven different devices. so, her claims of running 300, or whatever tests, from a single drop of blood seemed grossly exaggerated. >> scholz took his findings to state regulators and the wall street journal. the founder and ceo of theranos, elizabeth holmes, has since been indicted on federal fraud charges. she was in court in san jose on monday. >>> more than a dozen

desde san josÉ, marÍa antonieta mejías. ramÓn: gracias, marÍa.mÍa dentro de un vehÍculo un sujeto se robÓ el auto. ♪ ♪ sfx: chillido de juguete de peluche sfx:crujir de escaleras sfx: sonido de pesas en gym sfx: respiro profundo sfx: quejido sfx: suave sonido de mÚsica a travÉs de los audifonos sfx: rebanando con cuchillo. sfx: quejido sfx: inhalaciÓn + exhalacion. sfx: luces raspando el techo mientras caen sfx: metal rechinando sfx : quejido de dolor covered california. es más que cuidado médico. es cuidado para la vida. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ suheily: feliz inicio de semana, amigos del Área de la bahÍa. estamos esperando el paso de un frente frÍo que traerÁ nubosidad a nuestra Área de cobertura. las temperaturas estarÁn muy agradables, en los bajos setentas para san josÉ, concord, san francisco o con 65. mÉxico se prepara parael impacto directo de huila. palmira: gracias, suheily. martÍn huertas fue arrestado, acusado de robar un auto con una niÑa adentro. ramÓn: al parecer el padre de la menor estacionÓ el auto frente a una tienda y se bajo para comprar

but right now san jose 54 degrees. we will see some of those low clouds already creeping in as a matter of fact. by 12:00 we'll be in the upper 70s. we'll keep the sunshine around and then we've got a couple of changes maybe even into your late overnight hours. we'll talk about that coming up in just a bit. let's send things over to mike. >>> we're looking at a smooth flow of traffic around most of these sensors here, all green. we're following some debris over on the bay bridge. 580 approaching north livermore avenue where anar

in san jose, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> today san jose will discuss a plan to could allow mayor sam liccardo to remain in office for an extra two years. under this plan, the next mayoral election would be held in 2024, two years later than originally scheduled. the goal is to sync up the mayoral election with the presidential elections, which see significantly higher turnout. >>> happening today, a bay area man accused of having ties to a white supremacist group is due in federal court this morning. our anne makovec is live in oakland with more on the charges he is facing in connection to last year's deadly charlottesville riot. anne. >> reporter: it's taken more than a year for these charges to come about. and now it looks like cole evan white could be extradited to the east coast. and he is going to be facing a federal judge here in oakland this morning at 9:30 a.m. the federal investigators say cole evan white attended a march on august 11th on the campus of the university of virginia in charlottesville last year. the 23-page criminal complaint says that white intended to harm people when

para ellos es un alivio . >> pañales usados y deshechos humanos es la realidad de residentes en san joséue no pagan renta . >> él optó por no ser identificado se refiere a las personas indigentes en la autopista 287 >> hay mucha basura >> él dice que además de los desperdicios las agresiones por las personas sin hogar son violenas >> nos roban cosas roban gasolina >> el hombre reportó el incidente con las autoridades >> nos comunicamos con el departamento de vivienda en san josé que están tomando cartas en el asunto >> según el inquilino su pesadilla inició hace dos meses un hecho que la directora en san josé confirmó >> (sonido ambiente) >> dice que recibieron 20 quejas sobre el campamento donde enviaron directores a la zona antes de notificarle sobre sus problemas el próximo 10 de octubre tenemos prograbado el desalojo de las personas para irse lo que hicimos dice (nombre en inglés)es alentadora pero espera que sea definitiva >> noticiero telemundo 48 >> el incendio de dos alarmas dejó múltiples emplazados una persona fue llevada al hospital con un helicóptero con quemaduras del 40 % d

final minutes san jose leading 4-1. logan couture scores on the empty net to finish off his third career hat trick and the sharks win 5-1. that's a busy friday. tell you what, 49ers and rams kickoff 1:25 on sunday here on "the big 5". the "5th quarter" will follow that football game. i'm dennis o'donnell. have a great weekend. >>> heback to houston for more alcs action. >> it's been lights out on the mound. bregman hard into right field, mookie betts on the run, near the wall, leaps up and he makes the catch! ndye coordinat mookie betts leaping and make the grab taking the extra bases maybe even the home run away from bregman. the red sox go on to take the american league crown. forget the curse of the bambino. it's done! that's your play of the day. this isn't just any saturday. this is a saturday with the best wifi experience and your shows streaming wherever you go. and with savings on wireless, this is a saturday you can share with the whole family. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. get starte

livermore 66 degrees, san jose 70, concord currently 69.may see a few isolated showers overnight right along the coastline. pacifica for you, 57, santa rosa 59, vallejo 60 degrees. one of the warmest locations with a higher than average chance of getting a scattered shower, isolated thunderstorms late tomorrow, high of 76. rain will clear out on thursday. some late sunshine and a high of 75 degrees. so what's going on? rain, no rain, then it doesn't rain for six hours. now we're talking about a thunderstorm -- now we're talking about a thunderstorm. dancing and meandering off the coastline. got closer tonight, the rain through the north bay and the morning. then retreated to the south and west and sunshine this afternoon. now it's beginning to work its way south and then push inland. so it will be closer over the next 18 hours before high tailing and moving out. as they get closer, they will impact a few specific areas tomorrow afternoon. the same areas that have received no rainfall thus far. south and east of san francisco. we will look a

burn unit. >> reporter: late sunday evening a loud boom could be heard in san jose as san jose police and bomb squad detonated fireworks found in a home. families relieved, returned home after a frightening ordeal when they heard an explosion hours earlier. >> i didn't know what it was. what came in my mind it was a gas leak. that is how loud it was. >> reporter: this neighbor and her father among the dozens of families of families evacuated with just the clothe ons their backs. firefighter called after smoke was -- firefighters called to the home e after smoke was seen coming from a garage sunday afternoon. inside two people hurt. >> they were handing the fireworks and caused the injuries. >> reporter: her boyfriend is one of the victims. she heard the explosion go off. fearing the worse. >> when i went in the garage i saw him on the ground. my friends were running out of the garage. >> the tips of his fingers blown off. >> finger tips and burns on his chest. i know it could have been worse. >> the man and a friend were rushed to the medical center. she says the friend had a owound t

estamos en la dirección que aparece en pantalla en la ciudad de san josé.cuerde, no se pierda un taller de ciudadanía en san francisco a partir de las nueve 30 de la mañana. >>> la dirección esta apareciendo pantalla en este momento. >>> momentos de terror, una mujer queda atrapada dentro de su auto en llamas. oficiales trabajan contrarreloj para salvar su vida. >>> llega a san josé una de las convenciones más grandes de juegos a nivel mundial. >>> condiciones bastante cálidas para este fin de semana. los detalles en minutos. >>> (sonido ambiente). >>> gracias a la pronta respuesta de un oficial, estas dos mujeres fueron rescatadas a tiempo de un vehículo que comenzó a incendiarse tras estrellarse contra un árbol en new jersey. una de las víctimas estaba completamente atrapada pero ambas lograron salir de este accidente sanas y salvas. >>> así reaccionó esa paraguaya tras escuchar el anuncio de su victoria . su contrincante la tenía tomada de las manos en ese minuto y volvió al escenario para ser coronada. >>> la ciudad de da s la primer comenzará a reporta

in san jose, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> time now 5:10. straight ahead this morning, first an earthquake, then a tsunami and now a volcano. the deadly situation in indonesia. >> and the wet weather not over yet. we'll show you hi-def doppler, the showers on the radar right now. we'll also talk about our shower chances as we head through the day coming up. rocked indones on the same island damaged by a powerful earthquake and tsunami. no >>> a developing story out of southeast asia. a volcano erupting rocked indonesia on the same island damaged by an earthquake and tsunami. no word of any casualties. but the eruption did not prompt any evacuation orders. authorities are telling people to avoid the area near mount soputan and warning planes to look out for the ash. this comes as the death toll from the 7.5 earthquake and devastating tsunami now tops 1400. more than 2500 people are also seriously injured. families are now facing a fifth day with little foot or water. supplies have yet to reach hard hit areas and communication is limited. >>>

y que intentarÁ ubicarlos y que se publica ra la lista de implicados en te tipo de delito, en san josÉnes de distrito escolar para crear viven das accecible para sus empleados. >>> lame ta par retener a maestros que se van por que no ganan lo suficiente para vivir en el Área de la bahÍa, pero la manera en que planean hacerlo crea controversia entre padres de familia. >>> asÍ es, el problema segÚn padres de familia que esta preparatoria lpodrÍa ser convertida en proyecto de vivienda accequible, y estÁ llena el lugar padres de familia continÚan llegando para hablar de de este tema que es de preocupaciÓn porque krn qcreen que estarÍan destruyendo esta escuela y que se disminuirÍa el precio de propiedades en la zona, distrito escolar dicen que apenas intentan ver cuÁl propiedad pudiera ser utilizada para crear estas viviendas y que nada de esto es seguro, solo evalÚan sus opciones y que en cualquier momento, el distrito cuenta con mil 500 empleados y cada aÑo tienen que contratar 200 nuevos trabajador para mantener funcionamiento en las escuelas y por eso ahora buscan la soluciÓn. >>> perd

he is the head of the archdiocese of san jose. what do you hope the bishop hears tonight being here in the room with so many people? >> that he will honor his word to be transparent. >> people have lost faith in the institution. i'm hoping that they have not lost faith in jesus, the christ, and that's what i pray for. so, yes, it's a long road ahead. but this will be, i hope, the beginning of that long journey. >> reporter: by mid-october, the church will release a list of the names and status of every priest who has already been found to be creditably accused of abusing minors within the diocese of san jose. it has hired an outside firm to review all records of sexual abuse of minors, investigate the church's handling of past abuse claims, and make recommendations to improve their response to survivors. >> i think people thought that most of this had been brought to light. and it's really just very sad that, um, it really hadn't. and i hope that with all these listening sessions and with the bishop, uhm, hearing what we have to s

a new audit reveals mistakes in the way the city of san jose has been told cars. san jose has among the highest fees in california. >> those parked a little bit in someone's driveway. it was just a little bit. >> he has been desperate to get his car back after he blocked his neighbor's driveway. he had to wait four days to pick it up and his driver's license is in the car. he had to get a copy from the dmv. they charged $290 to release a car and there are fees for towing and storing. >> it will cost me $1200 just to get my car out because i parked a little bit in someone's driveway and it's ridiculous. $1200 is like my whole paycheck. >> they say on average residents pay $640 overnight and that includes the citation. it's a feet higher than other cities los angeles cause $270 and that meet san jose take a look -- a closer look. >> we believe there were errors in the way it was estimated and the fee needs to be corrected as soon as possible. >> and audit said a portion of the fee may have been calculated incorrectly based on a police officer's salary. >> parking co

jose? >> miguel almaguer in pittsburgh. thank you. >>> our justice correspondent pete williams has been reporting on this all day, and has more on the investigation and how it's having an impact on places of worship across the country. pete? >> reporter: it is, jose. because as word of the shooting spread police departments in many of the nation's major cities immediately deployed extra patrols around synagogues. new york city was the first to react, sending out heavy weapons teams, not because of any specific threat, but to be extra cautious. and there's been a similar response tonight from coast to coast. not just at synagogues but at other houses of worship as well. again, as a precaution. investigators do say tonight they believe robert bowers acted alone, and this attack was not part of a broader plan. prosecutors plan to file federal charges against him, accusing him of a hate crime, specifically attacking people because of their religion while they were enjoying the federally protect

san jose 83 degrees. a quick tour of today's bay area temperatures. east san jose 84 degrees. now, the east bay will notice that warmup, especially in areas like walnut creek, danville and concord. upper 80s for today's forecast, believe it or not, along the peninsula temperatures will remain in the 70s. if you're in the city, we are seeing some fog right now and some cloud cover, but as we head in towards the afternoon, we will clear out and welcome plenty of sunshine through the north bay as well. let's get a check of the roads with mike. >>> we're looking over here at a big view of the bay, no major problems. this is a great flow of traffic. it's friday, so it's a later start for most folks. we do have a crash reported west 580 at vasco. tracking that, though, we have more traffic coming out of the altamont. no delays, no problems. still just 18 minutes from highway 4 through the backup at the bay bridge. the metering lights are on and we did see all these lanes fill in the last ten minutes. you see a little glow as well. there's low clouds and some fog around the north bay

san jose police say the man attacked a 17-year-old girl behind a church on king road in san jose on sunday and tonight they made an arrest... (grant) kron 4's gayle ong is live at the police department with details. gayle. it took about three days for police to track him down but they finally did earlier this evening .police did confirm they arrested 20-year-old esteban mosqueda. he was wanted for violently sexually assaulting a 17- year-old girl on the 2700 block on king road behind a church.police say he lured the victim to a secluded area and violently attacked and sexually assaulted her sunday night around 6:30.now police did make the arrest in san jose tonight..meanwhile a passerby says they are not surprised something like this happened in this neighborhood. that includes assault with a deadly weapon and sexual battery.live in sajo

this afternoon in san jose. ktvu's azenith smith is there with the latest on the investigation. . >> reporter: well, as you can see san jose police are are still here -- are still here at the home where the illegal fireworks were found. at 7:30 p.m. this evening neighbors were allowed to go back into their homes four hours later. a girlfriend of one of the victims says he is in the burn unit tonight after he blew off part of his hands. >> reporter: late sunday evening a loud boom could be heard in san jose as san jose police and bomb squad detonated fireworks found in families relieved, returned home after a frightening ordeal when they heard i didn't know w what came in my mind it was a gas leak. that is how loud it was. >> reporter: this neighbor evacuated with just the clothe ons their backs. firefighter called after smoke was -- firefighters called after smoke was seen coming from a garage sunday afternoon. inside two pem hurt. >> they were handling the fireworks -- two people hurt. >> they were handing the

an offshore flow through the rest of the week. 75 for san jose. we're looking at 82 in in walnu 80 in pleasant hill there for a high temperature. the north bay 78 in santa rosa and 80 for sonoma. check out ukiah. warming up tomorrow by saturday. cooler next week. >>> 6:51 right now. chevron agreeing to a huge settlement in connection with a disastrous fire in the east bay. >> and a nationwide manhunt for the person packing packing pipe bombs and mailing them to democrats. police are investigating more suspicious packages right now found overnight. ves two issues. first, it continues to pay paramedics while we're on break. second, it the closest ambulance can respond if you call 9-1-1. vote yes on 11. "look what she's accomplished... she authored the ban on assault weapons... pushed the desert protection act through congress, and steered billions of federal dollars to california projects such as subway construction and wildfire restoration." "she... played an important role in fighting off ...trump's efforts to kill the affordable care act." califo

in san jose, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> this morning, san jose is taking a unique approach to fight homesness and hobe pa pi up trash. 5 hours a day. the city has identified 40 hot spots along major san jose roads. the program aims to transition the homeless into having real jobs. >>> stanford is showing off what could be the newest generation of drones but these aren't limited to flying or crawling, they can drag and hoist the heavyweights. they are called flying microtugging robot. the new technology was developed at stanford university's mechanical engineering research lab and the drones are equipped with special feet that allow them to anchor onto the landing surface. and using a winch, they can hoist loads more than 40 times their own weight. and when they work together, they can open some doors. >> they are going to start pulling, pushing, perching and landing on things and otherwise interacting with the world. what we're suddenly doing is sm punch way above their weight. >> wow. the stanford researchers say that onetug into disaster zones to help with rescues and deliver supplies. very

josÉ Ángel álvarez, notia.ra. >> Éstos centros los pueden cerrar porque sane situaciones donde han ocurrido incidentes realmente muestra una falta de estÁndares. josÉ: el departamento de servicios de salud de arizona revocÓ la licencia de varios de los refugios de estos tras no cumplir los requisitos, incluyendo la verificaciÓn de antecedentes de los empleados. >> el gobierno tiene que ver los contratos y ver las negligencias que existen en estos centros. es algo que es absolutamente crÍtico que el estado de arizona sigue revisando. josÉ: este viernes este albergue ubicado al noroeste de la ciudad de phoenix, fue cerrado por un supuesto incidente que hasta el momento no se ha especificado. las instalaciones habÍan sido suspendidas estaban trabajando a puertas cerradas para volver a capacitar al personal. asegurando que estÁn comprometidos por el bienestar infantil. de acuerdo con datos recientes, son muchos los niÑos que aÚn no han sido re unificados con sus seres queridos, y los que se encontraban en este albe

lets look at downtown san jose, it's slow as well. we have a crush on this tuesday, after what was an easier day yesterday. at 6:50, lets bring in rosemary. >> thank you, sal. >>> we have changes under way, fog is reforming along the coastline, the onshore breeze making a comeback and temperatures will drop off in the afternoon. without the wind we've had in the last 48 hours or so temperatures dropped off this morning. very light in most cases, and fairfield reporting onshore breeze at 6 miles per hour, notice the arrows underneath the numbers coming from the north, northeast. here's a look at the futurecast when it comes to the winds, there they are coming from the pacific, 5, 10, 15 miles per hour or so. that in addition to the cloud cover on the way, we have al cooling trend expected for your bay area tuesday p55 degrees right now in san francisco, we have 56 in oakland, low 50s santa rosa, napa into the south bay, and we can start your numbers, these numbers are up about i a few degrees, more so in areas where we had winds yester

spec it sounded like the focus with san jose. francisco is out of the loop and activities in san francisco that week. select the activities are in downtown san jose to created the environment but the bay area is welcome to come and enjoy it. we think it is a great opportunity for everybody to celebrate the bethany college of football. is black heavy heard from people that are planning a coming out and making the trip. >> absolutely. hotel rooms are already locked up at the majority of the tickets for the college football playoff to the fans. it is a very fan driven event the poza table corporate driven event and that's a significant interest -- with fans anticipating coming and they want to travel go together. >> alabama and some other team. >> let me ask you before you go. you have been involved in the nc 2 letter a basketball for a long time. what is more exciting? the best alternate another we have this playoff system in college football? >> that is like asking me to choose between my children. college football is very special

san jose, 42nd. and santa rosa is 65th on that menu. >> let's make reservations. >> why is portland above us? you said affordability. oh, yeah. >> yeah, there's that. all right. good day to go out, right? any day is. >> i mean, we've had some really nice weather. we can't complain. today will be very much like yesterday. as we take a live look outside at the golden gate bridge and it's a nice morning and fog free. as we get a look at the seven-day forecast, it's coming up at the bottom of the screen in the south bay as we look at your current temperatures. look at these numbers. nap napa, 49 degrees. 55 san jose. 55 also in paolo altollo alto. if you're headed out to the gym, it will be the mid-50s with a few clouds drifting by and mostly sunny skies headed in later this morning. temperatures trending into the mid-60s. let's go to the south bay and look at our highs for this afternoon. in east san jose expect a high of 70 degrees. some upper 70s in pittsburg today. 68 in danville. hayward today reach

telemundo 48 los primeros con la noticia, tenemos información de último minuto desde la ciudad de san josén conductor se estrelló contra un árbol y quedó atrapado en el vehículo que estalló en llamas mientras oficiales tentaron rescatarlo. >> el hombre fue rescatado y llevado al hospital, se cree que pudo haber sido apuñalado antes del accidente, tuvo quemaduras leves, las calles (nombre en inglés) están cerradas. >> es en la ciudad de freeman ¿qué tal? buenas noches gracias por su sintonía una carrera clandestina terminó con la muerte de una persona y otra herida de gravedad. >> como nos dice david gonzález desde san josé, los residentes dicen que la concurridas calles son muy peligrosas. >> siempre hay carreras aquí, siempre andan, a veces mucha gente vienen a este lugar. >> esta concurrsur de la bahía fue el escenario de otro mortífero accidente vehicular.ún lvocera del departamento de policía de san josé, la colisión dejó a una persona sin vida; de acuerdo con las indagaciones preliminares; estos sospechosos (información en pantalla) decidieron desatar su furia al volante es irresponsa

san jose city leaders removed that statue from city hall. how is the city observing the columbus day holiday on monday. we are at the italian american heritage foundation with a surprise announcement about the holiday plan. >> reporter: that's right. as we reportered in march, the statue ended up here. it was in sections then, but, as you can see, it's all put together now and fully on display. an image city hall didn't want. so leaders here asked, how come you're observing columbus day. for san jose, it's a holiday but one they'd rather not mention by name. there are all kinds of signs and announ day is not mentioned. they find it strange. >> i was amazed to hear that. and i was wondering if they truly are recognizing it as columbus day? or did they somehow change the name or something? >> yeah, well, we're glad that they're honoring christopher columbus in any way they see fit. >> reporter: while they admit it was a creative move, they have an enclosure to prevent vandalism. >> as a matter of fact, in january, we plan to have a party here

but draymond green did...warriors and lakers in san jose... and look at the savage right hand rip by damian jones...16pts great pass steph curry... and you knew curry was going to give sap center a show...wide open....splash! 16 pts on 4 three pointers... speaking of a show...riley curry is a star...what ever she does... dubs pulled the prime time players...lakers won it 119 to 105 took my little camera out tonight and saw this... ...mike solberg...bare back bronc!! grand national rodeo opened for business at the cow palace.. in its 72nd year here...this is kyle davilla, steer wrassling. hes from castro valley...took him 6.8 seconds... but check this guy out... ...coy montgomery from woodla . >>> and he is from castro valley, taking seven seconds -- already a two-time national finalist, showing some skills for claire franco putting on a show tonight at the palace. wow, 72 years at the palace. it's packed tomorrow night and next weekend too. >> it looks like fun. tough guys, man, that's a tough way to live. >> a tough teenager, 13? amazing. >>

northbound 101 in san jose. >>> all right. you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. some of the widespread fog we're dealing with. this is pier 15, looking back at san francisco. it's almost the entire north bay. peninsula getting foggy. livermore and sap ramon valley. that will be around the entire morning commute. it is also milder with low to upper 50s through 7:00. around 60 at the coast at noon. 64 during the afternoon hours. mid-60s to low 70s for bay and inland. comfortable at noon. hazy sunshine and warmer this afternoon, about 74 to 80. we'll see how long this lasts in the accuweather 7-day forecast. more news with reggie and alexis. >>> police have found two new explosive devices this morning. >> this one was addressed to actor rocket deneiro. >> this story is changing by the hour. we're just getting new information about a possible device sent to former vice president joe biden in the town of newcastle, delaware. abc news confirms that device is similar to other potential explosives sent a

in downtown san jose.ers represent representing the pushback. i am joined by why target this bus at this time suck i do not want google here. google will displace thousands of people. i'm currently in houston experiencing housing crisis >> is not any type tech company or development downtown? >> i do know my google here. google is toxic. cook is trying to be toxic in berlin >>reporter: our you keep him from the bus pointed around. >> i do not want google here. i will >> at some point the bus could go on its way? >> i will be here as long as it can>>reporter: san jose police over here. trucking let's see if they have a plan as far as how long they let the bus the bus will stay there. was the commander. >>reporter: do have a second senator. jackson? like i will give you a statement in a second. >> san jose police are here and we'll formula to plan on getting the bus back on the way with and san jose jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> let's check a look at traffic on the south bay across the bay area.>> these m

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san jose 83 degrees. east san jose 84. look at this spread in the east bay.his is going to be some of the warmer spots for today. this is probably our warmest day of the week we've seen so far. concord 88 degrees, walnut creek 87. in through oakland i'll still stick to the 70s, a little more seasonable through there. the city will enjoy clearing skies into the afternoon. north bay 81 for santa rosa and novato at about 84 degrees. those dangerous waves will linger through today, about 4 to 6 feet possibly, which is why that beach hazard is very much in effect. this brings up the potential for pretty dangerous sneaker waves and rip currents. waves are at about 7 feet. the winds nice and light at lesson miles per hour just off the coast. let's talk about that next chance of seeing some rain because i'm tracking two systems but the models are now showing a decreased chance of us enjoying some good rain out here. by 12:30 on wednesday, we get the initial first cold front lingering in on tuesday into wednesday. if you notice, a lot of this stays far off to the nort

want to get to san jose. a flight out of town northbound a 80 to the is very slow. so is one-to-one. if you are going to san jose airport get on the road as early as you can. a: 47 and let's bring in steve. our good friend chloe. of in clear lake. test according lovely lake county bring on the weekend. can do that. if you high clouds. and stacy says good morning. fab toss is clear and cool. we make it to 75. i think we will pick 76 for santa cruz. the satellite shows the fog is not that much. it is out here. far less than other locations. and the golden gate. a little bit of the grade. yesterday with all over the place. to the is the warmest day. nice tomorrow. today we top out in the attempted start out of the tour that's what cooler temps. it is reflecting everything again. up to the north, that is where it is. 40s were if you a lot of 50s and we have not started to warm up yet. is so process. we will individually there is warming her a lot. up 1500 feet. you could find a 60. i will not take long. the ridge

it is the registrar's office in san jose. in san francisco, this is where you can go to cast your ballot early. abc7 news was at city hall where early voting began today. look at that droneview7 shot. residents can cast ballots in person weekdays 8:00 to 5:00 and two weekends before election day. vote by mail ballots for all counties also went out this week. if you haven't registered yet, the deadline is october 22nd. to learn what's on your ballot, go to abc7news.com/election for a local voter guide to the people and propositions you'll be voting on. election day is november 6. >> they got him. breaking news in a manhunt in san jose, a suspect has just been caught. that suspect andrew trujillo was handcuffed in the back of a squad car when police say he escaped and stole the patrol car. that car was dumped in hayward. this all started in san jose with a call about a possible stolen semi. trujillo was found inside that stolen truck. now, abc7 news reporter chris nguyen is live in san jose. chris, you just learned police found

san jose 49. let's look at how the next couple of hours will be playing out for your morning commute, in the brentwood area. if you notice the raise in temperatures, we have 40s now but eventually climbing into the upper 60s by 11:00 a.m. and much more warm 70s and 80s especiallr for inland areas. it's going to be a very nice fall-like afternoon which is still a couple of degrees warmer than this time of year but we are in california. >> we have high expectations, that's what we expect. we expect a lot of traffic, sorry to disappoint, not so much traffic but i'll get yours for the south bay. we see san jose building a bit so the speeds coming down toward the yellow so that means the upper 50s but it feels slow because speed limit 65. over here slowing also for pleasanton starred there. more slowing south 880 around tennison just past 92 there say crash over on the shoulder but that dris strax and the build through hayward and union stay that may result in more slowing bull the san mateo bridge see

a store in san jose has dozens of them. but tonight the city council may put a stop to it at least for now. >> you scan it. >> reporter: there are those who love them. >> because they're convenient and easy to use. >> there are those like steve tickus who never wants to see an electric scooter again. >> i don't think they are a necessity around here. >> reporter: if you ask him why, he has more than one reason. >> the streets are so narrow. most of them are beat up. they leave them everywhere. they are not wearing helmets and kind of an eyesore all over the place. i mean it's like the freedom of the emergency, but like a shorter scale. >> reporter: he says he was almost hit by one. >> i yelled at her, but she kept going. >> we need some rules. >> reporter: the timing is perfect. tonight campbell city leaders will be voting on whether to put a temporary ban on the e- scooters until they can figure out a set of rules for its sudden surge that has become a hot topic in other cities like san francisco. >> they came on us quick.

it will be located in the county government center in san jose. it will help train county employees will cultural competency. >>> facebook is unveiling a new feature in honor of the day. users will now be able to select came out and share their own story. while the addition may be new on facebook, lbgtq people have been coming out on the social media platform since it launched. >>> how about a reason to not cook a few days. the city of elsarito is serving, 20 straubts are participating. that event is in its fourth year. >>> new this morning, what could be better than retiring the bay area? "u.s. news & world report" raked the top 100 metro area how they meet retirement needs, including housing, health care and happiness. santa rosa ranked 44. san francisco, 51st on that list. san jose came in 92nd. the study calls lancaster, pennsylvania, the best place to retire. apparently not just for the amish. ft. myers and sarasota, florida. san diego came in at number 14. from that to a study we can sink our teeth into -- surviving the zombie apocalypse. >>

san jose 73. santa clara upper 70s.f you are headed to the last quake's game of the season it will be nice, mild and mostly sunny. along the peninsula 73 in redwood city. 65 in san francisco, low 60s in dale city, pacifica and half moon bay. temperatures continue to cool off. as we get back to work on monday low 60s along the coast, upper 60s at if bay and lower 70s in our warmer spots. a tad warmer on wednesday and midwee >> thank you, rosemary. stay tuned. we will be right back. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'm running for state superintendent. >>> well, tomorrow is deadline to vote in california. 43% of registered vote

a problem in san jose. we'll check on that in a couple of minutes. >>> at the live desk, flames tear through a home in san jose in what police say is a suspicious fire. it started at 1:00 this morning on hamilton park drive. they were able to get the fire under control in 10 to 15 minutes. nobody got hurt. the home was heavily damaged. red cross was requested to help a resident and two pets. >>> traffic complications downtown. will. >> oracle's open world is where we find abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield. hi, amy. >> it is carpeted, well lit. tables and umbrellas. oracle open world. last month incident was dreamforce. the big conferences mean howard between 3rd and 4th is closed. it creates a lot of congestion in the area. >> when i come here, i spend an awful lot of money. it is probably not what you want to hear, but it did bring 30,000, 40,000 people in. that's a lot of people coming to spend a lot of money in san francisco and enjoy your beautiful city. >> this area will be closed all week so avoid it

and 64 percent for san jose. what this equates to... is drivers are incurring additional repair costs, accelerated vehicle deterioration, and increased maintenance costs. the study found motorists commuting in and out of san francisco-oakland to incur the highest annual vehicle operating costs of 1,049 dollars. whe san jose motorists were paying 983 dollars per year.carolyn kelly / trip report author: "our hope is that the public and elected officials so take our report into account as they're making decisions and taking consideration on how they want to improve the transportation system. drivers are losing over a thousand dollars each year because of rough roads, that's probably billions of dollars throughout the area that would be better invested upfront to improve the transportation system." 0:23 the u-s department of transportation allocates close to 420-billion dollars to road and highway repairs nationwide... but acknowledges it should be increased by 33 percent to improve all the roadways. on the mid- sized level of urban areas..

current numbers, walnut creek 74, san jose 65, santa rosa 67. francisco 65, a nice and mild afternoon across the bay area. our camera this afternoon towards sfo, keep an eye on this tree, or a bush not moving much, the wind not much of a factor here, with that quite and stable weather pattern that allows the fog to warm and overnight hours that's what we have this morning. we could of the same deal tomorrow morning and friday. we warm up compared to yesterday, the storm track up to the north, high-pressure rebuild, dry weather pattern and warming 1, through saturday. on sunday the high backs off in will cool things off by sunday, monday and tuesday there's the chance, we could see a return of north, northeast wind, stronger wind and that could lead to fire weather watch into next week. the timing monday night and tuesday, something we will watch the next few days to prepare for that. this afternoon patchy fog hanging coast side, they could regroup tomorrow morning near the coast and around the bay and into saturday, keep in mind if you're planni