happening tomorrow in san jose, city councilman representing berryessa is helping to force a vote to put in one lun tiny homes in the neighborhood. it's surrounded by three schools and two parks and borders popular hiking trails. the plan is generating fierce opposition from neighbors. >> i'm very concerned about who is going to be living in these no matter where they are. >> reporter: marylou hughes lived in san jose's berryessa neighborhood for nearly 50 years. she was one of 300 neighborhoods to showed up to protest the plan toy uiomni e homeless this site nehet foothills. >> our priority needs to be maintain our north dakota, safe places for our children to go to and from school. >> reporter: the city's plan to build 75 to 100 tiny homes for the homeless in this community has drawn intense opposition from neighbors. the site is in the middle of three schools. and it's on the edge of these percolation ponds and lar hiking trails and just across the street from another park and library. >> this is used as a park. i would object to even a single family residential home in this area,

>> this is berryessa, northbound 680. we're not getting a lot of details. no major injuries reported so far. this is 680 and capital expressway. in the same area, the green highlighting extends all the way into palo alto, mountain view, cupertino, all these roadways potentially have a little dampness, maybe slicker roadways. given the time it's been since we've had rain, there could be a lot of grease on the roadways. watch the school zones as well. this extends down highway 17 where we had a crash on the northbound sound around bear creek road. it should be over on the shoulder. there's a new crash between san martin and morgan hill where we should see the buildup as well as damp lanes. watch that as well. i'll watch it for you. the crash in livermore, the third of three crashes over near north livermore on west 580, all cleared from the roadway. over here, north 880 at david, still the center divide for activity. it looks like no lanes are blocked as we get towards the bay bridge. low clouds hover around, but the view is just fine. beautiful view of the c

. >>> happening hoe tomorrow in berryessa a project to put in 100 tiny homes in the neighborhood. the site is surrounded by three schools and two parks and border popular hiking trails. devin fehely explains the plan is generating fierce opposition from neighbors. >> i'm very concerned about who is going to be living in these, no matter where they are. >> reporter: mary lou hughes has lived in san jose's berryessa neighborhood for nearly 50 years. she was one of nearly 300 neighbors who showed up to protest the city's plan to build a tiny home community for the homeless on this site near the east foothills. >> our priority needs to be maintaining our neighborhoods as safe places from our children to go to and from school and protect our children. >> reporter: the cities plan to build 75 to 100 tiny homes for the homeless has drawn intense opposition from neighbors. the site is in the middle of three schools and it's on the edge of these percolation ponds and popular hiking trails and just across the street from another park and library. >> this is used as a park, i would object to

smooth area through san jose where berryessa starts their school day.re looking over toward san mateo, foster city, that district as well. we'll see perhaps a change and that may affect 92. we'll that in the morning as well. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> next on "today in the bay," "nbc bay area responds." >> how do the savviest penny pinchers save money on back-to-school shopping. i'm consumer investigative reporter chris chmura. next. >>> that's the moon from livermore. it is a beautiful start to the day. but if you left your curtains open, it might have woken you up. pretty darn bright. >> reminds me of halloween, the orange color, and then the trees there in the foreground. >> aren't you glad it's still summer? >> that i am. >> sorry, guys. >> mom jokes. flex alert! flex alert! a power outage is looming. that's just alert, he's always getting worked up about something. flex alerts notify us of preventable power outages. that way we always know when to help stop one. okay, flex, just drop some knowledge on me again. oh okay, i will. i'll turn

at 7:00, san jose holding off for now on building a tiny home community for the homeless in the berryessaommunity. neighbors object to the placement near schools, parks, and hiking trails. councilman david cohen, who represents the area, just convinced the rules committee to suspend the project while the city considers alternative sites. new rules tonight for sonoma county and their vacation rentals. the board of supervisors unanimously approved the changes for the coast and other unincorporated areas. they include a new vacation rental license program that sets quiet hours from 9:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m., a cap on guests and parking standards. the board also approved a measure that bans corporations from applying for permits. >>> more than two years after the release of the netflix blockbuster "tiger king," a bill to ban big cats from becoming pets just passed the u.s. house. just last month, the oakland zoo took in a pair of tigers rescued from a drive-through exhibit in oklahoma. a total of four were saved from the abandoned zoo, two of them needing immediate attention. it was believed the

there have been three drownings in lake berryessa so far this summer.that. coming up. scientists warned the world about hotter temperatures expected each summer. and the bay area closes out tonight with fog. meteorologist mark tamayo will return with a look at what to expe it's world is on track to experience dangerous temperatures above 100 degrees three times more often in the future. it's pretty scary. those findings come as scientists analyzed the ongoing severe summer weather patterns impacting the country foxes gary baumgarten has more on just how hot temperatures are expected to get. pretty soon it will be fall . but as we prepare to leave summer behind, scientists are already issuing new warnings about summers yet to come. that's because, according to a new study, published in the journal communications, earth and environment, much of the planet is expected to experience dangerous temperatures above 100 degrees at least three times more often in the near future. the heat is affecting everyone. and while he waves currently strike every so often i

smaller crash around 680 at berryessa, shouldn't affect traffic. in san mateo, we'll check this one that is on 101 or off the freeway itself. lighter traffic overall. back to you. >>> developing this morning, stanford police are ramping up patrols on campus after a student reported being raped on school grounds this week. >> this happened on tuesday in the middle of the day as summer classes were being held. "today in the bay's" ian cole has more. >> reporter: stanford police sending out a campus wide alert after a woman reported being raped on tuesday. it happened near wilbur hall. she says she believes she's seen the man on campus before. she spoke with someone who is mandatory reporter who told police officers are increasing problem. >> it was pretty alarming because it was during broad daylight. there's even more sun than there is right now. >> reporter: stanford summer classes are in session while most students return in late september, brook says it happened right near where she lives. >> it essentially within a 500-foot radius of a bunch of

residents at san jose's berryessa neighborhood voicing their concerns about their proposal to build a of tiny homes and opponents argue the site is still close to schools, library and its own park of trails. city councilmember, david:, agrees that that new housing in that area for the homeless is needed but he believes the plan isn't the right one. he said he will take up that issue with fellow councilmembers doing a special hearing scheduled for tomorrow. >>> a top al qaeda leader killed in a u.s. drone attack, live in washington with new details on the top-secret mission and the response this morninfrom relatives of g ba >>> right now at 5:00, two people accused of abducting a self bay baby back in court today, the new charges they are facing and other details on what we are learning about the bizarre kidnapping case. >>> california issuing a statewide health emergency. the new bold move to combat the monkeypox outbreak and how it may help boost vaccine access. >>> justice has been delivered and this terrorist leader is no more. >> the leader of al qaeda killed during a drone attack

it's in the berryessa neighborhood, surrounding by three schools, a library and park.ix 5's devin feeley explains, the plan is generating fierce opposition from neighbors. >> reporter: members of the community came out by the hundreds today to voice their opposition to the city's plans. they say that the proposed tiny home encampment is far too close to several schools, parks and recreation areas. >> i'm very concerned about who is going to be living in these no matter where they are. >> reporter: she has lived in san jose's bare yes a neighborhood for 50 years. one of nearly 300 numbers to showed up to protest the city's plan to build a tiny home community for the home runless. >> our priority needs to be maintaining the neighborhoods as safe places for children to go to and from school. >> reporter: the city's plan to build 75 to 100 tiny homes for the homeless has drawn intense opposition from neighbors. the site is in the middle of three schools. and it's on the edge of these percolation ponds and popular hiking trails and just across the street from another park a

. >> new at 6, a body found in lake berryessa after a boating accident friday night.05:00pm. search crews. we're out all evening searching for the body hours later, they did find one. no word on what caused the boat crash. but they do believe it is the cause of death. police make another arrest in the deadly gym shooting case that happened in bryant. would investigators announced friday they've arrested a 20 year-old pittsburgh man as one of 2 people who opened fire at the 24 hour. fitness on lone tree way back on august. 11th officers arrested the suspect at a home in antioch wednesday where they took him into custody with no issues. he's now being held at the martinez detention facility and is facing one count of murder. coming up, you may want to put down those potato chips. why scientists are linking anxiety and depression to junk food. >> and after the break, why california lawmakers are pushing for a bill that lets sick and dying in may. it's out of prison. >> welcome back. uvalde families gathering in texas is capital today demanding governor greg abbott take a

>> in san jose the city is holding off on building a tiny home community for the homeless in the berryessa neighborhood. snab ors objected to the location. councilman convinced the rules committee to suspend the project. >>> the city is considering alternative sielts for the project. that's a look at your bay area beat. darren, good morning. >> a beautiful morning. very different from what it looked like out there for the last several months. you can see things. we don't have the marine layer filling in the bay. there's just a little sliver of it hanging off the coast. that's a view from the top of the salesforce tower looking over the bay bij. you can see high clouds out there. that hasn't changed. those are sticking around. warmer inland. 67 in livermore, a bit of a bump from where you were yesterday for the tri-valley. concord is not necessarily feeling that same increase. it's pretty much around 60 everywhere else. as far as the rest of the day is concerned, we're going to do another repeat. the daytime highs are going to be very similar. we might be a little cooler inland, a little bi

the decision comes after community members in the berryessa neighborhood and city officials voiced concerns over the project. residents say they don't agree with the placement being so close to schools, parks and hiking trails. council member david cohen who represents the area convinced the rules kmoit te to suspend the project. they're considering alternative sites. the milpitas unified school district -- replace flts at the former samuel aer high school and district office. when it opens in 2025, the 95,000 square foot facility will feature 75 classrooms, experimental learning and s.t.e.m. labs as well as outdoor quads and court yards. >> where are they going to go to learn new skills? where are they going to go to be inspired? we know if people live and work and learn in mill pete dass, it will be stronger than before. >> construction voted by $284 million in voter approved bond money. >>> be loved jazz bar club deluxe is closing. supervisor dean preston confirmed the closure. rumors started to circulate after local musicians received letters from the owner announcing the closure. >>> p

the site in the berryessa neighborhood is surrounded by three schools and two parks and borders popular hiking trails. the city councilman agrees with concerns about neighborhood safety. >> our priority needs to be maintaining our neighborhoods as safe places for our children to go to and from school and to protect our tirn. >> this is used as a park. i would object to a single-family residential home constructed in this area, not just tiny homes. it takes away from the essential purpose of this place. >> kohn hopes to force a vote on the plan at tomorrow's rules committee meeting. if successful work on the project would stop while the city considers alternatives. >>> we might still be in the summer months but planning on traveling out of town for thanksgiving or christmas look for the flights. in this week's "travel tuesday" i checked in with scott chiefs who said you should have started booking the flights yesterday. >> when you're hoping to travel during a peak travel period like the winter holidays, always book opposite season for the same reason that down coats are cheapest when yo

we're starting out with berryessa union school district, unified school district.emperatures in the low 60s to start. maybe a light jacket as they're heading out the door. it's going to be so nice and comfortable at pickup time. upper 70s in san jose. we head over to dublin where the temperatures will be warmer. maybe the ac will be on at pickup time. definitely not for the drop-off. the high school kids starting a little later, at about 62 degrees. as we look at our microclimates. >> upper 60s, low 70s for san francisco. we'll see the same thing today. back up to 77 in oakland. the next couple days really don't change. we'll have a nice weekend, and on saturday, just slightly hotter as we head toward -- watching the perseid meteor showering it will peak tomorrow morning and saturday morning. you can probably see a few outside of that peak time. any time between midnight and dawn, you'll want to get a spot, lay out there, let your eyes adjust. unfortunately there's a full moon that may keep you from being able to see some of those meteors. if you're patient, look a

it happened just south of berryessa road.fficials say a large plot of land along at freeway caught on fire and even ended up spreading the flames up into a backyard. there. several trees are burning. we're also hearing because of the winds they're dropping embers. people are being asked to avoid this area so right now the right lane of 6 ad is blocked. our crews are on the ways we're going to get more details for you. we'll keep monitoring this story on air and online. stay with us here during kron, 4 news at 3 for the latest. also breaking news out of fremont. this is 8.80, in fremont where crews are mopping up after 2 cars caught on fire. this happened north of stevenson boulevard. it did have the 2 southbound lanes shut down as crews were dealing with the flames and smoke here. the california highway patrol says that all lanes should be open this hour. we don't have any information right now. any injuries will be can see the extent of damage here. we'll keep you updated on this story. and right now, our meteorologist kyla

>> we're doing the daily check of gas prices in berryessa road in san jose $4.79, and gas and shock in san an mel mow on sir francis drake boulevard for $4.82 a gallon. arco in san mateo gas $4.95 a gallon. good options below five bucks. good options on the roadways if you're looking for the speed limit. north 880 there's a crew a few crews there that will be doing construction north, the last section of 880 as you make your turn around past the seventh street exit going on until possibly another hour. 6:00 they should be cleared in time for the build for the commute, a little slowing north of 980 right now. back to you. >> thank you very much. if you take vta, you certainly want to hear this clarification. yesterday we told you vta this week is taking the next step in rolling back its service to back to pre-pandemic start times. bus lines are already running at 15-minute intervals again. light rail lines will follow suit this october. >>> we're tracking your productivity, whether you're working from home or at the office. coming up next on "today in the bay," the new high-tech methods

>> kari we're doing our daily check-in at safeway in berryessa road gas for $4.79 a gallon. san anselmo sir francis drake boulevard gas $4.82 and arco on delaware street in san mateo gas $4.95, a shade below the $5 mark. getting you out to the roadways we're seeing more below the limit readings but not here on the peninsula. still watching this issue a disabled vehicle blocking your express lane south 101 past 92 approaching hillsdale, congestion on the northbound side not a concern. eastbound 580 we are looking at gilman, also a crash that may be blocking a lane. we'll track that getting away from the bay bridge. back to you. >>> here's news you need to know if you take vta. we told you taking the next steps rolling the service back to pre-pandemic start times. bus lines are already running at 15-minute intervals again. light rail lines will follow suit this october. >>> 6:10 this morning and making room for electrics. next here on "today in the bay" as more cars shift their focus to the future, two popular gas-powered models will soon become a thing of the past, the latest

but we do know there are major delays on the berryessa line and the dublin and pleasant and directions. there is a bus bridge in place right now to get people where they need to go. bart police are set to hold a news conference at 3.30. we will give you all the updates that they provide to us as soon as we get them at 3.30. and we do have a crew headed to the scene. we'll bring you the latest right here on kron. 4 news at 3 and also on our website, kron 4 dot com. the california high patrol arrested 2 people in connection to 2 separate freeway shootings that happened earlier this summer. one of those shootings was caught on a driver's dashcam. remember this? >> the bullet narrowly missed the passengers on board leaving that couple really shaken up. that happened on june 14th on 5.80, east of grand avenue in castro valley. authorities say that they have arrested julen phase ii on of san leandro. that happened last week in connection to that shooting. and the second arrest comes from a shooting on 6.80, and contra costa county north of stone valley road. the car was shot at several times

a body has been recovered in lake berryessa following a boating accident on friday night.unty sheriff's deputies say yes, it happened around 05:00pm. search crews were out all evening searching for the person who fell in. they found a body just before 09:00pm in water about 150 feet deep. there's no word yet on what caused this crash in officials have not yet released the person's identity. down in southern california. la county sheriff's deputy has been arrested on suspicion of drunk driving. that deputy crashed his patrol vehicle. and then briefly went missing friday night near the city of santa clarita. authorities searched and finally located him about a mile from the crash scene. he was then arrested on suspicion of dui and taken to a hospital for some minor injuries. theesheriff's department has not identified that deputy only saying he has been relieved from active duty. some national news tonight. the secret service has reportedly sees 286 million dollars in stolen covid-19 relief funds and returned them to the small business administration. those funds were origin

. >> in the north bay, authorities recovered a body from lake berryessa after a boating accident on fridaycounty sheriff's deputies say the accident happened around 05:00pm. search crews are out all evening looking for the person who fell in and authorities say they found a body just before 09:00pm in water about 150 feet deep. no word yet on what caused the boating crash. and officials have not yet released this person's identity. >> in the south bay, a teen is dead after being stabbed in san jose. this happened yesterday morning in the area of quimby road. and kara way near coming in lake first responders performed first aid on the 16 year-old before he was taken to the hospital. he was pronounced dead. there. police do not have a person of interest or motive at this time. they are investigating this as a homicide. the car burst into flames on the side of the road in contra costa county. while look at that, this the second vehicle fire crockett carquinez fire department crews responded to yesterday. the light colored sedan as you can see, they're fully engulfed in flames when crews arriv

there have been three drownings in lake berryessa so far. this summer.targeting the largest nuclear power plant in europe. russia took control of the plant, which is near zaba regia in ukraine shortly after the russian invasion, and the two countries are accusing each other of new shelling at europe's largest nuclear power plant. russian forces have occupied that facility since early in the war. and there have been concerns about the facility being taken off the power grid. the international atomic energy agency says it could visit the plant later this week, which ukraine's president says is very necessary now. broker essential that the iaea mission arrives at the station as soon as possible and helps keep the power plant under permanent ukrainian control. last week there were fires at the plant after military shells hit it that damaged transmission lines and disconnected two units from the power grid. for the first time since they were built nearly 30 years ago. they have since been reconnected. google says it's going to try and fight misinformation bef

the san francisco chronicle cleanup crew found a man on the train about 2 30 in the morning at the berryessatem had shut down for the night. the police were called they found drug paraphernalia on the man. he was given the drug narcan but was later declared dead. he has not been identified at this point. bart spokesman says security video shows a man moving around until just before 8 30 wednesday night. the police are investigating his death as a possible drug oprah dose. jose police and fire investigators are working together to piece together details of a man's death after he was found in a burning suv. fire crews were called to a car fire on pomona avenue near the santa clara county fairgrounds early sunday morning. officials did not find the man's body inside the car until after the flames were out. the area is considered industrial and investigators are collecting surveillance video from businesses in that neighborhood. to help them figure out what happened. we don't know what started the car fire was intentionally set if there was a mechanical issue with the vehicle all of that is stil

happy first day for the berryessa unified school district. you'll see temperatures in the low 60s to start out as you're dropping the kids off. at pickup time it's going to be nice. upper 70s, eventually headed for 80 degrees. al >>> and that's your latest weather. coming up in the next half hour a celestial double header. >> that's exactly. >> what does that mean >> that's why it's called a tease. >> thank you, al >> i'm excited. >> thank you >>> we'll talk about convicted killer scott peterson, he's back in the courtroom we're live with the latest on his for a new trial. >>> also later, sam brock is going to join us with why our coffee and prices are hotter than ever. >> reporter: craig you know inflation has forced so many of us to cut back on the things that we love but coffee, that my friend might be a bridge too far. the average cup of coffee $4, which could be more than a gallon of gas. why skipping a trip to the coffee shop may not save you more money than having the sip at home. >> that's a good tease too we'll get to that and more,