and cupertino, nbc bay area news. >>> super tuesday was a few weeks ago but we have a supertight raceongress, under the microscope now, san mateo county has invited the campaigns of joe simitian and evan lowe to see the tally so much now, joe simitian is leading by five votes up by two votes last night, replacing anna ashooh, in san mateo and santa clara counties, sam liccardo has clinched the top spot so either evan lowe or joe simitian will advance, the results will be certified until april 12, at that point i campaign to call for a recount. >>> is enough to meet state requirements. city council approved the plan for year-round emergency soldiers to open up on el camino, they're only allowed to operate in industrial areas, last night the city council approved a plan to change the zoning laws to allow shelters and some residential areas is well under the new plan, there parts of el camino riel without a permit, he said the area was picked because as transportation and employment opportunities for people to get back. >> >> doesn't have as many services, buses and places to eat, el cam

. >> coming up, there are new plans in cupertino to replacing nearly 100 year-old bridge. the hurdles the project still has in front of it. plus, what uc berkeley professor is doing to protests growing concerns of anti-semitism that. and a man's under arrest accused of capturing nearly 100 people on camera in a starbucks bathroom who police say was behind this violating crime. mylowe's rewards credit card saves us 5% on the things we need. 5% off. - 5% off. 5% of. and, as loyalty members, we get points toward mylowe's money for the things we want. oh, we want this. the all new mylowe's rewars loyalty program is her. download the app to joi, earn and save toda. >> but serving crime in the south bay, a man is behind bars tonight accused of hiding a camera in a starbucks restroom. and san jose police say 35 year-old louis juarez junior planted the camera at the location off west taylor street in coleman. officials say an employee at the starbucks notice the hidden camera january 31st. under the bathroom sink and then called 9-1-1. by then, though, there was footage of 91 peop

right now, though, the rain is coming down san jose, cupertino, stanford, palo alto right there.ownpours right there heading up livermore and caster valley. and not so much in it north bay. as we widen out the view for you you can see how these showers continue to rotate through the bay area. the next batch dropping down the coast. heading into tomorrow morning the trend we saw today with the bigger rain totals around the santa cruz mountains and south bay probably going to hold up tomorrow morning. and then for a time showers back off for a bit and add in the daytime heating and likely have those conexecutive showers popping up during the afternoon. and close to san jose from about 2:00 in the afternoon until about 5:00. and then the dryer air comes inch and right now dry stays in the week monday into tuesday. you can see high clouds there. tuesday probably the warmest day of the week. more sunshine for tuesday. but here we go, two more storms to talk about, one coming in on wednesday. probably not as much rain as we're seeing right now, and should move through pretty quickly. n

the department of justice claiming the cupertino tech giant has an unfair monopoly over the phone market and that you, the consumer, is suffering because of it. we will break it all down for ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> good morning and thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. this is causing shock waves through silicon valley right now. our business and tech reporter scott budman in the newsroom for us this midday. scott, what could this mean for all of us? >> the lawsuit is especially interesting, marcus, because it doesn't really say that you're an iphone user you have it better than android users. apple by stifling outside competition is giving iphone users are an inferior experience. one thing we know for sure this morning, the lawsuit is from the jump hitting apple investors hard. apple shares have fallen by more than 4% since the lawsuit was made public this morning. that's a loss on paper of more than $100 billion in stock market value. we also know the justice department is going deep with this suit saying apple's phone monopoly affects everything from the wat

but they still want more protections in response, cupertino's transportation manager says the city isor all users and has been the most progressive city in the bay area in making roadway improvements to achieve the highest level of safety. the biggest focus of the city's investments is around schools and ensuring students arrive to school and back home safely. >> college admissions exam goes fully online tomorrowo go to a testing center in persoe laptops or tablets to complete the exam. the test will also be shorter, cut down from the three hoursúthat it was to two hours. additionally students will get their scores in a matter of days rather than weeks. many universities no longer require students to submit sat scores with their applications. however, some elite schools such as brown, yale, and dartmouth have announced they're reversing course. csuc campuses are focusing on new strategies to help students of color. a group of organizations gave more than $3 million to create black and latino men of color on cal state campuses. sacramento state is also trying something new to help stud

alum rock, santa clara, back through cupertino. similar story along the coast for the peninsula right now. live doppler seven showing you half moon bay is getting a very good downpour. we're at a level one today because of the scattered showers. these brief downpours from time to time, and there is a slight chance of thunder as we go throughout the morning and into the afternoon temperatures. right now you're waking up to the 40s and into the 50s currently, so here's a look at the exploratorium camera. so have those showers right now. it's just a day that will have showers throughout the afternoon. it's cloudy. we'll get those temperatures into the upper 50s to the mid 60s. >> kumasi thank you drew. breaking news this morning. nikki haley is set to suspend her presidential campaign after losing all but one state on super tuesday. she is planning to make this announcement in her home state of south carolina around seven this morning. abc news sources say she will not be endorsing donald trump during this speech, and gloria, this ann

cupertino two students at that intersection last year.of the school year, which has helped the situation. but students still want more protections now. the city issued a response to ktvu, which reads in part, quote, the city is committed to safe roads for all users and has been the most progressive city in the bay area in making the highest level of safety. the biggest focus of the is around s and ensuring students arrive to school and back home safely, well under this, last week's stormy weather is now blamed for a wastewater spill in sonoma county. about 277,000 gallons of treated wastewater spilled a week ago within the treatment plant property near guerneville, and some of the water reached the russian river, they say the river was rising and flowing rapidly at the time, and no impact was seen on fish and other wildlife in the area. sonoma water regulatory agencies have been notified about this spill. >> cal state university campuses are focusing on new strategies to help students of color succeed. a group of organizations gave more t

according to my representative, the cupertino corporation will appeal this decision because... app store rules have changed and this also applies to spotify. the swedish service does not pay commissions for subscriptions through its own website and, in general , damage to european users, as they say, has not been proven. however, as it was stated before the appeal was considered, which may take years, apple will have to pay a fine to comply with the requirements of the antitrust authorities, especially since they overlap with the new european rules regarding digital platforms in general. at the same time, an american corporation is trying to remove another one. significant claim by european terminologists , restricting access to contactless payments on iphones, in general, all this to some extent blurred the premiere, the launch of new apple laptops, without any special presentation, announced the start of pre-orders for thirteen to fifteen-inch macbook air with the newest and most powerful apple m3 processor. a little more judicial chronicle with an amazing outcome, an america

cupertino.ore we get to about 7:00 there. 21 jackpot day to go to the mountains. itke is smooth sailing and clear and nice and it will be sunny. we have a nice friday but clouds are on the way for your saturday, rain in the evening and then again sunday night into monday and probably tuesday will so today is the good day. thenh- tomorrow increasing clouds. it does look like some light rain, mainly north, but not until south, you're all right.you're probably. but then by sunday, same old song and dance here again by sunday evening here comes more rain, a little bit stronger system that'll sweept& through. we'll get a break somewhat on monday, but then tuesday system looks pretty good with high elevation snow, forecast models have no doubt about it. gone up on some of these projections versus a couple of days clear but cold morning. a lot of 30s for some 60s on the temps. maybe 66, 67, 68 would push it on the high end starting to cloud it up saturday evening. light rain then monday night into tues

cupertino safety advocates say the city has added more safety measures at other schools, such as montamiddle, that have similar three way junctions . >> the city is choosing not to put a stop sign, and they are choosing that they would rather not slow down cars for a few seconds to stopúat the stop sign to let kids through, their prioritizing that over thec safety of our kids. >> i can summarize it in, two words. speak up there needs to be a collective voice. there needs to be some kind of voice that's being brought to the city . >> the community group walk by cupertino says a car hit two students atúthe intersection last year. students say the school added a crossing guard al year, which has helped, but the students still want more protections now, in response to the cupertino transportation manager says the city is committed to safe roads for all users most progressive city in the bay area in making roadway improvements spto achieve the the biggest foe city's investments is around schools and ensuring students arrive to school and back home safely. >> well, february jobs report is gi

it's in cupertino. it's a major east-west connector above stevens creek. the city is trying to come up with even more money to get that and the warriors beat. the grizzlies won. 37 to one 16 at the chase center. they play the pacers tomorrow at 7. okay, 6.15. let's get a check of the weather because we are tracking some changes on the horizon. so we want to keep updated on the timing on going to hold out through today, dave. yeah, we'll be fine on that. good morning, james and ari, good morning, everybody. >> will actually see a decent amount of sunshine, a few folks well inland with a little bit better afternoon, clearing hanging around the bay little longer. but here's a live shot coming in the east bay shoreline for you. and some of this cloud cover did a nice job. keeping those temperatures supported overnight. you'll see the contrast in a bit. there we have it just some high cloudiness aloft. here it is, though. and what our projections are again for today that should clear out to % give you some good afternoon. sunshine going on here, too. there come

you know, today, $850,000 was secured to be used to replace a nearly 100 year old bridge in cupertino is a major east-west connector in the city, one of of stevens creek. so he's trying to come up with more money to make the project a reality. on a number in oakland as they recover from the harsh conditions they endured for the past 5 months, rescue gets the dogs acclimated to their new surroundings and to start to look for foster homes and forever homes for them. well, the same as falcon, a top of uc berkeley's camp and nearly bell tower late 3 new phase of this is a live look. and he has raised a team chicks on the bill tower and the cow falcons group estimates the 3 new a's are going to at some time april. that's going to be exciting. and will you be the grizzlies one? 37 1.16, last night chase center. that's going play the pacers tomorrow night at 7 o'clock. >> all right. well, we've got to get you move in the day before friday. you want to know how to plan your weekend ahead. they've been talking actively about the rain the morning day. well, good morning, good morning, everybody

good news there. 69 in san josÉ, and 67 in cupertino.t bay, we have 68 in walnut creek. 71 in hayward. in the peninsula, 66 will do it for us. 67 in redwood 60. as far as san francisco, upper 60s in the city. as we go into the north bay, the warmest spots look to be ukiah and santa rosa, and those are in the 70s. as we deal with the wind over the next couple of days we will see the sunshine as well and go into a lovely weekend in san francisco for the st. patrick's day parade. inland valleys, tomorrow looks to be the warmest day along with monday, and 70s continue in the forecast as we get ready for spring on tuesday. >>> we still have the alert here for 280, and the slowing looks minor, but there are two lanes opened as you approach highway 101. there was a deadly crash involving a pedestrian on the freeway earlier this morning, and it does look like they may clear it soon. the coroner conducted their report, but they still need to do cleanup, and there's fluid on the ground and they have the absorbant out there, and so fortunately the

include $850,000 for the reconstruction of the 107, the 1p0úyear old mcclellan road bridge that's in cupertinong to go towards improvements along auto mall parkway in fremont and then there'sú$500,000 that's been allocated to a traffic signal and sidewalk walk project at the innovation campus in the milpitas school district. $1 million will go to emergency spshelter and housing for homels veterans in santa clara county, and more than $4 million is going to go to the silicon valley african american cultural center project, which is in san jose. two high tech companies and a biotech firm plan to cut moreúthan 100 jobs in the bay area. the companies are lumentum, juniper networks and catalent. they've notified of their planned staff reductions, which will begin in may. the three companies say they were looking for ways to cut costs amid increased competition, and they describedúthe job cuts ast& permanent. san francisco based lyft and uber are threatening to leave another major city amid efforts to regulate gig worker pay. this comes after the minneapolis city council voted to require a minimum w

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in cupertino, their best is the middle price, the cupertino car wash at 4.25 for cash payers.nd then san anselmo, 4.29, and that's on gasbuddy.com. >>> a lighter volume of traffic here, and in the peninsula we are seeing slowing, and it's shy of the highway 101 split. we have a crew there addressing the rest of the damage and debris in the area. meanwhile, out of the altamont pass there's an overturned big rig causing a problem. that's adding to vasco, and 580 is held up shy of grant line road and that benefits livermore. back to you. >> thank you. >>> put on hold. ahead on "today in the bay," the legal trouble getting in the way of the anticipated project. >>> breaking business news this morning, an american plan to buy tiktok. let's take you out to the futures this morning and see how that open is going to go. looks like it's going to go pretty well. >>> plus, would you hike to lake tahoe for cash? stick around, because we will tell you about the bonus prize being offered from adventurous hikers. hikers. keept right ihe thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are li

bike cupertino has been pushing the city to create an underpass for pedestrians and cyclists. the group's chair tells us that the road is a blind curve and could be dangerous for people crossing, especially for those who choose to jaywalk. cars are just coming around the corner. >> and so if you're a senior citizen and you walk slow or you have small children and you walk a little slower, it can be a little bit scary to cross either of these intersections. unfortunately, the project is not fully funded yet. we are told that the city needs a little more than 2 million dollars before they can get started. >> a new class action lawsuit has been filed against french luxury over the how it sells its famous birkin bags. >> britons are only sold in physical locations stores and can cost more than $100,000. the suit filed in san francisco's federal court this week unlawfully requires customers to buy as products before being allowed to buy a ber can. the lawsuit asked the court to as from engaging in the alleged actions. it also seeks an unspecified amount of monetary damages and rest

he joins global headquarters in cupertino.k was down about t% today on trading on wall street. >> and the company's image took a hit on main street as welln this after federal prosecutors said apple engages in anti competitive behavior, which hurts consumers andc lessens the decades. apple's innovation and penchant for isolation behind a fortress like environment have helped build its brand. a loyal customer base and more than at& few detractors. >> that's part of what draws people away from the apple ecosystem is that they kind of lock down the software more tha& other companies. >> thursday, federal officials filing suit saying the trillion& dollar tech giant not only lock& down its software, but also locks out competitorsúto a fair market. they are not, the leading, the leader in the they are winning on the merits. >> they are that front position because of, illegal, monopolistic behaviors. >> the u.s. department of justice, along with 15 states and the district of columbia, saysc apple is a bully to other, prosecutors say

and joe simitian in second, but evan low is very optimistic, the former mayor of cupertino, and 60% of the vote, very close for the second spot between simitian and low. >> is running in third place, we caught up with him tonight in cupertino. he says even though these are the numbers right now, he is staying very optimistic and he's going to do so until the very end>> is an exciting moment in time to see democracy in action. i'm hopeful we can see more of a turnout, the trends are still to be told.>> and that is evan low. and move on to a different seat, we told you barbara lee is not moving forward but she did have to give up her congressional seat to be able to try to run for dianne feinstein prophecy. district 12, that show you what those results are right now, simon right now has 43% of the vote, following her, jennifer tran with 80% of the vote, those two will be the ones who will move forward it looks like but we don't know completely, we will have to see how things break out. and is also tony daysog with 50%. >>> chris. talk about the presidential primary, nbc news is called a

marÍa: otro de los distritos que estÁ enfrentando escasez de empleados en el Área de comida, eje de cupertinor y a las 11:00 de la noche le voy a decir, como puede solicitar trabajo en esa Área por si acaso le interesa. >> sabÍa usted que podÍa ser grabado por la inteligencia artificial en las calles de san josÉ? asÍ como la escucha, el explico es parte de un plan piloto que iniciÓ . para identificar campamentos vehÍculos abandonados, baches y graffitis. estÁ la de un vehÍculo de la ciudad, que te cenas de la calles de san josÉ para entrenar a la inteligencia artificial, para que reconozca tienda de campaÑas y coches con personas centros, actualmente sÓlo un vehÍculo recorre este distrito, el distrito 10. el tema desde ya genera debate, los defensores de los desamparados, temen que se use para castigar a los residentes sin hogar, pero que piensan los residentes? salimos a la calle preguntar. >> para que los ubiquen y vean dÓnde estÁn, principalmente estÁn en las Áreas de parques. >> estarÍa bien, mÁs rÁpidos ubicarlos con la tecnologÍa que caminando. presentadora: que pasa con nuestra privaci

if you want to have a computer that's safe, you'veot to t a company in cupertino decide which softwareou can install on and take 30% out of every dollar if you want a taxi. the person driving has to be on food stamps and there is no other way. there is no alternative. and the cool thing about digital technology, the exceptional thing about digital technology that my book really tries get into in some technical detail is that we really only know how to make one computer. and it's the universal turing complete vonich has a lot of fas that mean the only you know how to make is the computer that can run every program we can write. and so you can always write a program that will do the thing the shareholders it wouldn't do. and the third party ink or let you install third party software or block the ads or letou spied on or leave twitter, but continue to send messages to the people who aren't ready to go and that's the thing that stands in our way isd the luddite bookt brian wrote blood in the machine talks a lot about. policy is very contingent. and fragile, right. that the luddites when t

live in cupertino. amanda hari kron, 4 news. all right. >> we'll check back in with and after you get syria, hear what he has to say. he's he's he's in there and taking tough. he is the top 2 of those and he's in 3rd place, but not by trailing by very much. light will continue to check in with them. and as the night goes on, we do want shift gears here again to focus on the u.s. senate seat again. adam schiff has already clinched one of the spots that will be running in the general election in november. there will be 2 of the top 2 from tonight's race will go to november. we do want to get a little bit more detail here from how our political analysts are feeling cover. heenan is with them now. yeah, are a little mumbling and grumbling old guard news right there. they do at this point with some of the numbers just call i mean, unless they have some exit poll that has shaved. >> schiff somewhere around high 30's or 40. math quite to me isn't quite there yet to call the race for anybody. there's a lot of people who voted late have

for now, we're live outside apple's global headquarters here in cupertino.se gary, ktvu, fox two news, we'll head back to you up in oakland, an interesting development from a powerful company. >> jesse. thank you. meantime, a day after the narrow passage of proposition one, governor possie advantages. the governor touring a behavioral health treatment center this morning in los angeles. now, prop one squeaked by with 50.2% of the vote. two weeks after the election. governor newsom says the bond measure will address people suffering from mental illness and addiction. >> we're here to modernize the mental health services act. we're here to modernize our thinking.úwe're here today celebrating, this journey and this successful effort to fundamentally reshape and reform the approach we take to address the issue of mental health and substanceúabuse and disorder and access out on the streets andav- sidewalks and those that are suffering. have until 2026 to adjust their- mental health budgets to reflect a shift in priority from state funds from proposition one. amon

we are live near apple's headquarters here in cupertino. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. we'll head back to you in oakland. sp>> i imagine this legal drama time. jesse. thank you. well a day after the one, governor newm is touting its possiblec advantages. >> the governor touring a behavioral health treatment center today in los angelesn prop one squeaked byúwith 50.2% of the vote. governor newsom says the bond measure will help address homelessness and also help get people suffering from mental illness and addiction. >> we're here to modernize the mental health services act. thinking. we're here todayrt- celebrating, this journey and this successful and reform the approach we take to addressd substance abuse and disorder and challenges that continue to have access out on the streets and sidewalks and those >> county health officials will have until 2026 to adjust their mental health budgets to reflect a shift in priority for state funds from prop one. >> san jose city leaders are considering a policy that would reserve affordable apartments for people who live in certain

this across my forecast, down here to the south bay coming in with 60, 64 in san jose right over to cupertino, 62. 62, vallejo and low 60s, pleasanton. the peninsula, 59, daly city, redwood city, 61. san francisco, 58 through the marino and 60 in the mission and for the northbay low 60s, santa rosa, sonoma and napa. so, beyond this i really wanted to jump ahead toward the weather pattern by the mid and end of the week. it can be certainly dynamic witty weather systems will be setting up and why we have this area of high pressure, dry weather and sunshine, this very low pressure will develop to the intermountain west and that is important because the way be set up air and weather flows from high-pressure to low- pressure so it will create this vacuum affects pulling air from high-pressure to low-pressure and that's good to give us some gusty winds right here across northern california. wednesday night into thursday. i can show that went better here on a futurecast. wednesday morning isn't too bad we will start to see gusting rent but by wednesday night though, 20 to about 40, highest gas in th

mike and julie, i am in cupertino right now.ill a few dozen people left. i'm atúthe watch party for assembly member evan low, and last we checked at 930. as you mentioned, it showed that sam b0 votes. he had 13,000 votes, followed by joe simitian and then evan low. so with sam liccs well as evan low. and here's what about tonight's race. >> well, the name of the game is being in the top two, so that ultimately is thec goal. but wht is important is that we've done all that we possibly can. this sprace, showed that 11 candidats desire to run for congress and especially in an environment where congress is so spdysfunctional. and so you thik about who would want to actually but our district expectscessary- exceptionalism. and i'm, again, i'm so proud to be able to earn the trust of every single voter in the congressional district. >> what we're seeing in the early results is what i'm hearing at the doors. it'sc a reflection of the fact that our residents are responding to the urgent need to get congress moving around what we are mos

where it's going to be the best even with clouds increasing through the afternoon, low 70s from cupertino little cooler nearly the bay, 65 in oakland, 69 fremont, 70s pleasanton back to antioch. through the peninsula a little chillier, 65 in redwood city, 58 in daly city, san francisco 57 in the marina, 61 in the mission, across the north bay 68 in clearlake and mill valley 67. rainfall chances still on the way as we head into friday's forecast. we'll see another chance saturday. the storm moves south by sunday with spotty rain. overall totals friday a quarter to half inch. i think the half inch would be towards the north bay. saturday would offer the most rain from the storm, a half to 1 1/2 inches throughout the bay area. up towards the north bay would be the highest and here at the coast. right now we aren't expecting any flooding issues. sierra snow will stack up saturday, some of the highest totals up to 18 in kingvale, south tahoe 10, 21 in kirkwood. dry wednesday, thursday, rain friday, saturday, sunday, dry it out monday and tuesday. get ready for chillier temperatures. we're goin

we are in cupertino highlighting a bay area woman who is standing out in an industry dominated by men. >> we are here at one of the communities made by the homebuilder taylor morrison. the company says they have more than doubled the number of women who work for their company over the past five years including one who has a great leadership role in the bay area to get the last look and final word before a new home is handed over to a family. >> i had my best on and i went into costco and some guy walks over and goes, you must be a crosswalk guard. i said, no, i built homes. >> adria poetica started in that line of work at a young age. her father was an electrician and brought her along on jobs when she was growing up. today, she represents 11% of women who work in construction. >> this division of the bay area, i am the only woman superintendent here . that is pretty cool. >> she has been in that role for 10 years and has had to prove to plenty of men that she is up for the job, transitioning from the side of construction, she loves to oversee one house after the other, getting ready

. >>> now we go to cupertino where the feds are accusing apple of building a mote around its fortress a strangle hold on the smart phone market. the doj just slapped them with a antitrust lawsuit, and it's even pointing the finger at the dreaded green bubbles bubbles that pop up when you try to text an android. >> reporter: walk down any town usa, and you'll notice most people have an iphone in their hand. art is one of them. >> i much prefer the iphone because it's easy. >> reporter: easy to use, but the department of justice is playing hard ball with the tech giant. the government announced a sweeping antitrust lawsuit calling apple's ecosystem a monopoly. the california attorney general says more than a dozen states have joined the suit. >> to take down the mote that we discussed so that we are not locking in customers. >> reporter: one example, he says, apple blocks cross messaging apps. this video is being recorded on an iphone. we sent it as a text message to an android user, and for that recipient, the sound and video quality is not the same. ruth banks says she runs into that

look for mid 70s in san jose, 73 in cupertino along the peninsula. beautiful day, upper 60s. pacifica 72 for you. palo alto 71 downtown. we should see low 60s out there 72 petaluma and vallejo with 73. in oakland, fremont, you head inland. we're looking at more low 70s today from san ramon. brentwood at 73, the accuweather seven day forecast, a string of sunny days, low clouds and fog. we'll return patchy over the weekend and then looking at maybe some rain as we get into late next wednesday. but spring arrives next tuesday. gloria good morning. >> yes. so far it's looking like a pretty quiet commute. not too many vehicles out there on the road this morning. a lot lighter on this friday. this is a live look from your bay bridge camera and you can see traffic is moving nicely today. keep in mind there is a wind advisory on the bay bridge, so always important to keep both hands on the steering wheel, but especially when it's so windy the way it is today and from the toll plaza to san francisco, it will only take you about six minutes right now. and looking at mass transit, if y

bridge, the $850,000 are going to spend a secured for construction of the mcclellan road bridge in cupertino is a major east-west connector above stevens creek. and it has been poorly rated years by caltrans originally south bay, congressman ro khanna. wanted to 0.5 million dollars for the project. he says the bridge lacks adequate facilities for pedestrians and bicyclists and the project is hoping to address those concerns. the city is now trying to come up with the rest of the money to make that project a reality. a total of 15 projects in the south they received federal money for similar community projects. >> okay, 7.45. is the time. and here at the quarter hour want to get a check of the weather. yeah. holdout so far. mix back to the weekend, i yeah. good morning, james and our good morning, everybody want to be ushering in some rain coming our way. and you kind of spooky looking ahead, this picture from sutro, but against the idea of some of that lower level cloudiness that we have good thing is what's a little different. this go around from yesterday is it's not as warm as you get ups

. >> tori gaines ktvu, fox two news, also new at six tonight, the city of cupertino is working to fix what city officials are calling an accounting error. >> the city recently discovered more than $100,000 in affordable housing funding, went to pay off fees from a housing lawsuit, according to city documents. the city used money from its below market rate housing fund to pay for a lawsuit filed last year by housing advocates against the city's noncompliant state mandated housing plan. the city manager says cupertino now plans to replenish that account and will train employees on the funds uses. >> i think it's amazing that our robbery unit detectives really did an outstanding job piecing this puzzle together. >> a man carries out half a dozen armed robberies in the south bay. coming up, police announce an arrest in this case. >> and the former mayor of windsor will not face sexual assault charges. for now, we hear from dominic foppoli about the case and tragedy inspiring change in the south bay. >> the bill that aims to save lives around schools. >> and barry weather still a sun cloud

these numbers will be tumbling on saturday, not as pronounced of fall tomorrow. 72 san jose, 69 cupertinoper 60's much the same and tri valley. but it started a couple a little better when you head north 69 walnut creek that 62 berkeley, 66 for oakland. but les, what? 64? 68 fairfield map a 66 67 santa rosa. well, you know, spring is supposed to be like this, a variety here. a lot of little things going on here. they're your showers for saturday in the next big one to look out for is wednesday. what we have to look out for traffic reyna. well, your highways are congested in the 8 o'clock hour, but your bridges, those are improving. >> along 8.80, right now, silly under up towards oakland, about 30 minutes. maybe go to take 5.80, just a little faster about 25 minutes there. still you're seeing your fair share of delays. they ridge right now 50 minutes heading into the city meter lights still on. still slowing you down. 24 minutes down from 35 minutes longer. san mateo bridge. so you're making a little improvement there. so and are down to 37, 50 minutes. southbound 6.80, traveling slow the

it happened back in january at the target store on stevens creek boulevard and cupertino.uties say that 26 year-old kevin torres jumped over the counter of the starbucks inside that store and grab a limited edition stanley cup from behind the counter, the customer who was waiting in line blocked the exit. in fact, tackle torres to try to prevent him from leaving. but police say torres, girlfriend, 24 year-old hazel dominguez, punched the customer and the 2 ran off. however, police eventually found them both of them charged with robbery. time now 6.51. and let's talk basketball. the worriers trying to hang on to a playoff spot taken on the magic in orlando. yeah, that was last night and the big talk of the game was draymond green being ejected from the game. >> right at the very beginning, this wasn't supposed to happen anymore. kron four's erin wilson has more. >> well, the warriors, they were on a second of a back-to-back wednesday night at the bills are trying to continue to outrun the rockets and hold on to their play-in spot. while the rockets are trying to take it awa

look at these numbers in the south bay, 75 in the south bay, 72, cupertino, 71 pleasanton, and haywardinsula, 73 redwood city. san francisco, in the outer sunset and for the mission, across wine country, 73 in napa. >>> if you want more, i have for you, today forecast, low 70s in livermore, may even get up to 75 by next tuesday. enjoy. every single bit of it. look at next weekend, back into the low 60s. along with that we could see a chance of rain returning by next weekend, it doesn't look like a big storm system but still something down the pipeline for us. i will focus on that, keep your eyes on saturday and sunday, 60s and 7 cisco cut in lynn valley, 73 saturday, 75 sunday. spring weather as spring officially arrives next tuesday at 8:06 pm. we are on with the weather right when the calendar says. >> now only 39 seconds away from friday. >> i love the count, do you have a digital clock? >> yes. i'm onboard.>>> up next, relighting the bay bridge, how much money has been raised and what comes next.>>> hey everyone, casey musgrave's is my guest. plus university of >>> the spacek stars

back down to the 50s and 60s, 64 in cupertino. at the east bay 56 vallejo, 65 livermore n64 in oakland. 59 in daly city and san francisco with a lot of 50s around the marina. downtown at the mission in the lower 60s. across the north bay 66 in santa rosa. the next chance of rain looks like it will arrive there wednesday morning with some spotty rain. although the best bet on consistent rainfall will not come until wednesday night at 7:00 for the north bay and san francisco. then we hang on to rain chance is there wednesday evening. on wednesday rainfall totals are not high with trace amounts up to 1/4 inch for most of us. some spots in the north bay around half of an inch. with that system lingering, we will see additional chances on friday and saturday. looks like this zone of heavy rainfall from half of an inch up to 1 inch with 1 inch totals up around the north bay, the coastline and around the peninsula. that will add to the rainy season which is doing really great. santa rosa is up 4.72. a surplus of 3 inches in san francisco

the cupertino-based company is now facing a lawsuit accusing it of having a monopoly. the doj and 16 states, including california, are suing. that lawsuit claims the iphone and other apple services like its digital wallet discourage customers from using rival devices or products. nbc's gia vang spoke one-on-one with california's attorney general about why he joined this lawsuit. >> they've secured significant market power in the performance smartphone and smartphone markets. 65% and 70% respectively. and they've used that power to block others from having access to the iphone, and they have deteriorated the performance of certain products, not because their offerings and their products are better, but because they have the power to do so. >> let me ask you this. has apple been open to having conversations outside the courtroom? >> you know, they have. they've been in touch with u.s. doj, who is the lead on this that we're working with. i believe they've met with them outside of a litigation environment, and that continues to be possible. there's a litigation track, you

enough, school districts across the bay area are battling a similar shortage , including in the cupertino union school district. according to a study by the california school nutrition association, low wages and inadequate hours are the greatest contributors. what's the impact of quality of food? at san ramon valley unified when the demand for meals first searched in 2022, the district nutrition director says they relied along -- a lot on the heated meals, they now rely on batch cooking as they work to recruit more people to serve a healthier meal. in san jose, marion fabbro, nbc bay area news. >> pamela prices back in the headlines, a group of prison reform advocates are plotting the decision by the alameda county d.a. to not pursue a dart -- adult charges against a teenage murder suspect stemming from a 2022 house party shooting in oakland that left two brothers dad, the suspect was 17 years old at the time of the killings, pamela preis decided to keep this case in juvenile court, today, a group that works with incarcerated youth defended her decision saying young offenders deserve a se

back up into the 70s so we are still looking at incredible weather tomorrow it will put us at 71 in cupertino, 74 in morgan hill to alameda county end up to 69, vallejo. 72 pleasanton and 66 in hayward. that's because we have that cool ocean breeze with us and not quite 70s in redwood city will be at 67. 58 in the marina because of the ocean breeze but you get away from the ocean breeze and we are still back into the low 70s here. santa rosa, nevada, sonoma and right here through napa. enjoy every single second of this because we have changes on the way and what i'm looking at is one storm system that's going to sit and linger friday saturday and sunday for widespread rain chances. the three-day total still look extremely hot. closer to 1 1/4 " on the range and snow that could be up to 3'. let's get you in closer on the rain totals. friday it's a quarter to a half inch up towards the north bay and parts of the elevation of the east bay. on saturdays forecast we could get into a 2:45 quarters of an inch and rainfall totals by sunday should start to ramp down trace amounts to about a quarter of

that is what we did for pat in cupertino. pat did what a lot of folks do these days, he transferred a couple hundred bucks online. $600, in fact. that money went up in the wrong recipients account. pat notified the transfer company but says they wouldn't help him. pat contacted our nbc bay area response team . we reached out to the company that put the $600.00 back into pat's account. >>> carlos in hayward. the new engine he bought from an auto parts store was making some odd noises it wasn't running right. carlos is the store and the manufacturer were pointing fingers at one another. he called telemundo 48 for some horsepower. consumer investigator arlen fernandez and team got involved and the company agreed to pay $4040 to repair carlos engine. >>> let's dust off the tote board. nbc area response and telemundo 48 response have given back almost $89 to viewers like carlos, pat, and you. if you have a consumer complaint, let us know. you can scan the qr code on screen to fill out our consumer complaint form online. you can at

. >> the feds are taking on apple, accusing the cupertino- based company of monopoly when it comes to the iphone. and more californians are losing homeowners insurance. why state farm is pulling the plug on thousands of people. >>> the news at 6:00 start right now, thanks for being with us. america's biggest home insurance company turned its back, state farm will renew their homeowners insurance policy. >> let's bring in chris chmura who walks us through the latest chapter in the insurance crisis and the critical steps you need to take it your policy suddenly ends. you been working on this for a couple years now. >> i'm not alone. state farm is paring down its policies by about 2%. that seems like it's a small fraction and it is, but still a ton of homeowners, about 30,000, enough to fill san jose's sap center 1 1/2 times full, state farm will drop about 42,000 people who own apartment buildings. they will start sending out nonregular notices july 3rd. the people who watch the insurance world are simply stunned today. >> very frustrating. >> reporter: anybody has policyholders as you

it happened back in january at the target store on stevens creek boulevard and cupertino. deputies say 26 year-old kevin torres crews jumped over the counter of the starbucks inside the store and grab the stanley cup from behind the counter. a customer who was waiting in line to purchase their own stanley blocked the exit and tackled torres crews to prevent him from leaving his girlfriend, though. 24 year-old hazel domingues vera punch that customer and the 2 thieves got away. the pair have both now been charged with robbery. >> the family of a couple shot and killed in dublin says they're worried about how the alameda county district attorney is handling the case. family members of maria and venice and tran were outside court today as a former alameda county sheriff's deputy faced a judge. police say devin williams shot and killed the couple september of 2022. in their home in dublin, williams faces 50 years to life if convicted. but da pamela price asked the judge to dismiss enhancement charges which could have made williams eligible for parole. the judge denied the moti

it will be live streamed from the apple campus there in cupertino.ect software developers will be invited to attend. this conference is when the company usually showcases its latest software and product updates during the keynote address on the very first day. it's not clear yet what will be debuted, but at the annual shareholder meeting in february, apple ceo tim cook signaled the company has been making big investments in generative ai, while gathering in richmond today, honored women who went into the workforce during world war two, building ships and planes for the u.s. military and one of the original rosie the riveters attended the event there. at the home front national historic park, named after the women who built ships there. during the war, 6 million women joined the labor force. at that time, thousands were employed at the richmond shipyards, coming from all over the country. on april 10th, congress will award the congressional gold medal to rosie the riveter in honor of every woman who supported the u.s. war effort. still ahead tonight h

customers couldúsee those monthly bills initially increase company delivers water to parts of san jose, cupertinoers. >> here's a look now at the stories trending tonight on ktvu .com, one of our top stories. the couple at the center of a kidnaping and burglary in vallejo that was deemed a hoax is now helping to train law enforcement agencies about how to approach crime victims. also, the city of oakland says it is working to help a homeless mother and her two children in oakland after their car was towed while theyúwere at a shelter. that car is expected to be returned for by the victim's tow fund, and state farm insurance says it will not renew nearly 80,000 policies when they expire, saying the homes are too risky to insure. you can find these stories and much more all on ktvu.com. >> all right, still to come, beer lovers, russian river breweries, pliny the younger returning for its once a year appearance. what you need to know to get your hands on. >> coming up tomorrow on mornings on two. she's a flood survivor, a world war two defense worker activist, songwriter, and even a park ranger. now

willow glen race street, san jose, cupertino seeing some moderate pockets of rain and the east bay across0 into fremont. 680 still seeing some downpours. and as we look around parts of the north bay napa area, light to moderate showers. so we're going to really widen the picture here, show you what happened. we saw numerous lightning strikes from the south bay to the east bay this afternoon. that active weather pattern was all in association with an area of low pressure that is moving towards southern california area, shaded in green under an urban and small stream. flood advisory still not out of the question to see some minor flooding on the roadways like we have seen. so here is the area of low pressure spinning off the southern california coast. we got the heating from the sun. we had the moisture in place, the low provided the lift and that's what brought us the active weather. still seeing some lightning strikes across parts of california. southern california is getting hit now and they're going to get quite a dose there through the next couple of hours. they're already getting soak

heaviest rain currently showing up is in the santa cruz mountains, moving over towards saratoga, cupertino, campbell and san jose. so that area is getting a bit of a drenching right now. but as you can see, this is not a blanket widespread storm for the entire bay area. and there's not much developing offshore right now, so it may be easing up a bit as we go into the late night hours. on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. this is a level one storm through tonight. we'll see more periods of showers, some brief downpours and snow on our higher peaks. of course, and gusty wind at times. but there are some brighter days ahead. i'll tell you about that in my accuweather forecast. a little bit later j.r. spencer thank you so much. we love brighter days. that system that's creating blizzard conditions in tahoe is bringing us rain, wind and downright cold temperatures here in the bay area. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard is live in sonoma, where an emergency shelter is opened to help people stay safe. cornell yeah. >> jr near freezing temperatures expected here tonight. that is wh

la ciudad de cupertino está luchando para arreglar lo que los funcionarios de la ciudad están llamandomás de 100.000 $ destinados para la construcción de viviendas asequibles fueron utilizados para pagar los honorarios de una demanda contra el incumplimiento del plan de vivienda exigido por el estado. la directora adjunta de la ciudad china, kapur, dijo que la ciudad planea restablecer el presupuesto, posiblemente utilizando el fondo general. por otro lado, los precios de alquiler en estados unidos aumentaron en marzo debido a la escasez de oferta. así lo aseguran también los expertos, señalando que la principal causa de la falta de asequibilidad de la vivienda en todo estados unidos. pues sí, efectivamente, es la escasez de esa oferta. sin embargo, en arizona se han registrado disminuciones en los alquileres en todas las principales áreas metropolitanas y en zonas montañosas del interior. y hablemos ahora del cambio en el salario para las personas que trabajan en el rubro de restaurantes de comida rápida de 16 $ a 20 $ por hora va a ser la nueva realidad. eso, de acuerdo a un decreto