the smallest house in cupertino, the least expensive house in cupertino, and i'm sorry, everybody. it's now off the market. i'll send it back to you. >> 384 square feet. thank you, scott. >>> speaking of big money and housing, who's going to be the next mayor of san francisco? the election is in november, but already it's a multi-million dollar race. donations totaling more than $5 million. nonprofit executive and levi's heir daniel lurie picking up the most money, nearly $4 million. mayor breed has just under $1 million. and supervisor ahsha safai has $30,000. most of lurie's money is coming from his family along with tech founders. his mother is the single largest donor, giving $1 million to the committee supporting his campaign. mayor breed's biggest donor -- there's a familiar face and name -- the billionaire michael bloomberg, contributing $200,000. we should note mark farrell and aaron peskin both announced their mayoral runs after the most recent campaign deadline filing. so we won't know how much money they've raised until the next filing, which is in june. as part of our e

agent, he says it's the smallest house that's been up for sale in cupertino in more than ten years.imagine like a like i mentioned earlier, like an investor or a builder would look at the opportunities that this property has and, you know, build a nice 32, 36,000 square foot home and then ended up selling it for like, you know, 4 or $5 million. >> i was actually looking at the home, for the lot. and so it was really attractive from a price per square foot standpoint. >> we bumped into broker contractor and real estate developer alex chow, who stopped by for a tour. he says the price tag didn't faze him. >> i wasn't surprised by it. i thought it was a little bit low, so i think it will sell. if it does sell in the first week, it might sell for a little bit more chow later. >> let us know that he opted not to put an offer in after finding out the home already had six offers on wednesday, the highest more than 300,000 over asking at around $2 million. is it realistic? >> i guess we'll find out when the property sells in cupertino. >> lena howland abc seven news isn't that wild? >> all

in cupertino, students and parents are shooting for a stop sign in a dangerous situation. >> they added crossing guards in the morning and afternoon but the push for more safety goes on months after the crossing guards went on duty. >>> a senior at high school walks to campus every day. in this community he has plenty of company on the sidewalks. >> we have one of the higher biker and walking to school. >> reporter: 20% walk, 19% ride a bike ark cording to the safe routes to school survey. >> it is a really good way to get to school as opposed to getting stuck in the car traffic in the morning. as long as you can keep it safe. >> reporter: that is why as a student leader he helped raise concerns with the city and the school over the danger of this t-intersection on finch avenue close to campus. finch avenue traffic does not have a stop and cars often go over the posted speed limit right as they approach a crosswalk. >> you got to get in an intersection where you don't know if you, where you don't know if you are supposed to go, is the car supposed to go? am i safe? not safe? there is a

all right. >> mark sayer in cupertino today. thanks so much for bringing us that story. well, president biden warned iran today not to launch an attack on israel. the president said that he would not get into security details, but his expectation, he says, is that iran could launch a strike sooner rather than later. fox's greg palkot has more on the increasing tensions. >> israel's military making preparations to defend the country following iranian threats of a retaliatory attack. the wall street journal, citing sources that say a direct attack on israeli soil could happen as early as friday. it comes days after iran blamed israel for an airstrike that killed top iranian military leaders in syria. >> if we are in close cooperation with neighbors and friends in order to prevent harm to israel and we will know how to respond. >> the fears prompting the u.s, britain and france to issue new travel guidelines for embassy staff in israel, the biden administration reaffirming its commitment to israel on friday, adding the us is taking a look at its own military posture in the

priced single-family house in cupertino. it's also the smallest. >> reporter: but this little abode built back in 1948 as a hunting lodge found its way on to the market and got a lot of attention. >> highly desirable location. great neighborhood. you're at the end of the cul-de-sac, and property values around you are in the $4 million, $5 million range. >> reporter: a house like this used to be known as a starter home, but around here the starter home may be a thing of the past. look at this data from redfin. the real estate company found you need to make more than $300,000 a year to afford a so-called starter home in the north or south bay. that's not what starter traditionally means. >> without building more homes, you're going to have homelessness and you're going to have poverty and you're going to have a middle class that can't afford to live here. >> reporter: as for this house, it too is likely not long for this world. >> this would be used for -- as a lot, as opposed to a house. that house has got to come down. >> i

san jose to cupertino. 24 minutes. lastly, give you guys a live look at that san mateo bridge, which it does look like it is pouring down out there. it's 26 minute commute from one side of the bridge to the other. so pack your patience and also make sure you're driving safely slow and check those windshield wipers. let's send it back to you all at the desk. and i could they that. >> okay. 28 is the time. it's a bill that is resonating with a lot of california workers. assemblyman matt haney is proposal to give employees the right to disconnect. in other words, allowing them to ignore texts and calls from their bosses when it's after hours refers catherine heenan. talk to him today about it. >> assemblyman matt haney says there's been an outpouring of attention. most of it good. his bill is aimed at guaranteeing california workers at least some uninterrupted personal and family time. and for many of them, you says that is not happening. >> if there's a villain in all of this, and if there had to be a bill and it would b

i guess we'll find out when the property sells in cupertino. >> lena howland abc seven news in atherton eichler eichler is still on the market. >> it was designed, owned and lived in by famed developer joseph eichler. the home still has much of its 1950s design intact. the five bed, five and a half bath house has been on the market for about three weeks at a list price of $6.38 million. it's one of the warmest days of the week today. >> hard to believe it's going to rain this weekend, but that's what's in sandias seven day forecast. we'll have details on that as we continue. for change last night. students are cooking up recipes and raising money to tackle cyberbullying. tonight is the big night where students share their concoctions with parents and hopefully bring in some money that will be used to tackle a growing problem. part of the soup for change initiative includes putting up fliers citywide that link folks with the city's mental health association hotline. >> great food, great cause. well, how people with disabilities access disney parks is changing the current rules are there

live pictures from cupertino. apple has decided not to go forward with its effort to build an apple electric car and that appears a be where most of the cuts are coming from. reporters were quick to notice the street addresses on the warn notices that apple filed with the state matched suspected car research labs. >>> speaking of jobs, just three minutes ago we got the latest monthly jobs report showing 303,000 jobs added to the american economy in the month of march. unemployment rate ticks up a bit to 3.8%, but still within historic lows. marcus, 303,000 is way more than these economists who can never get this number right, it's 30,000 more than the moving average. so the economy, apple aside, is doing incredibly well, and i guarantee you wall street is going to be unhappy about that because it means interest rates may stick around much longer. >> that is what a lot of people fear. thanks so much, scott. >>> 5:36 this morning. happening today, one of california's most notorious convicted killers will try to over

san jose to cupertino. 11 minutes. a live look at that san mateo bridge up for using that to get on to the peninsula. right now. it's only a 13 minute commute. so not too bad. we don't see any major delays. a quick look over in the south bay morgan hill to san jose. 9 minutes taking a look at the 2 80's san jose to cupertino 11 minutes. and lastly taking a look at that 101 right now. it's only a 20 minute drive from san jose to menlo park rain. i'll send it back to you. all right, michael, thank you for that. >> happening today, a golden gate ferry service right between sausalito and san francisco are going to be suspended. so damage was discovered at the sausalito peer friday shutting down the ferry until it's running in buses are going to provide to get people across the golden gate, their services, they apologize for the inconvenience. still unclear when the ferry service will resume again. sunday was the final day of the cherry blossom festival in the city featuring the grand parade. >> drummers dancers and decorat

the bay area housing market for you, mark sayer live in cupertino for us. mark. thank you.e price of home insurance is soaring here in california as well as in other states around the country. according to the latest inflation data, insurance rates are up 4.6% from a year ago. it's mainly due to an increase in claims and the cost of repairs. the insurance comparison platform insurify says homeowners insurance is on track to climb by 6% by the end of the year, hitting more than $2,500 on average. that has homeowners concerned. according to fannie mae. nearly 1 in 10 are not confident they'll be able to afford their insurance premiums at the next renewal date. >> after surveying its neighborhood for nearly four decades, a popular burger restaurant in point richmond has closed its doors for good. the great american hamburger and pie company announcing on its website that after 38 years, yesterday was their last day of business. the owners blame the closure on a recent ada compliance lawsuit, as well as a loss of revenue from the pandemic and inflation. when a fire broke out on

proyecto homestead, el cual tiene como objetivo facilitar el viaje a las escuelas intermedias de cupertinorimaria west valley. se trata de una milla y media de recorrido y cubre las ciudades de cupertino, los altos y también sunnyvale, y los empleados estatales pronto deberán trabajar en la oficina al menos 2 días a la semana, según la directriz del gobernador gavin newsom. su oficina afirma que desde el inicio de la pandemia, las agencias han sido instruidas para actualizar regularmente sus políticas de trabajo remoto, según las necesidades individuales y operativas. esta nueva política entrará en vigor en el mes de junio en los Ángeles. el traductor de un jugador de béisbol profesional fue formalmente acusado de desviar millones de dólares de la cuenta del beisbolista johan otani. fueron 16 millones de dólares en total, el cual transfirió sin su consentimiento con la finalidad de saldar sus deudas de juego. desde noviembre de 2021 hasta enero de 2024, según indica el reporte de las autoridades, el traductor ahora enfrenta graves cargos de fraude bancario con una posible condena de hasta

the cupertino city council extended the development timeline for two hotels by another three years. the de anza hotel and cupertino village boutique hotel have been in the planning stages for at least four years. the developers asked for the extensions, citing rising building costs and a slow recovery from the pandemic.t's estimated the two hotels will bring in more than $2 million a year to the city through hotel occupancy and property taxes. entertainment company ticketmaster may soon have competition if a new state bill is passed. today. oakland assembly member buffy wicks introduced a bill to create competition in the ticket sales industry that has been dominated by ticketmaster for years. the bill is designed to reduce prices and increase availability of tickets. similar efforts are also underway in congress as well as other states. still ahead tonight, we'll have the new program just launched in the north bay, designed to bring incarcerated parents a little closer to their children. and then coming up later tonight on the 10:00 news, state lawmakers are proposing a constitutio

reporting in cupertino, i'm mark sayer, ktvu, fox two news. >> you know what?ctually a bargain. i just looked up the median sale price for a home in cupertino, the home of apple. take a stab. >> well, the realtor was saying 4 or $5 million. >> it's close. 2.9 million median that to just get your foot in the door there. >> if that neighborhood you're saving a million bucks. that's the idea, right? is that you buy the worst house in the best neighborhood and then fix it. and then fix it. so if it go up 2 million, you put in a million to build, which is what they just said. then you're at 3 million. sell it for four and your neighbors are 4 to 5. all right. but this is why, like a regular not regular people, but your average person, rosemary, is saying, well, okay, hold on, let me just get my 4 million out of my pocket. >> it's bay area real estate arithmetic, and it's crazy. >> you're trying to, like, justify it while your brain's exploding. >> yes, yes, i fit within that working class. you know, sort of group. and so, yeah, long story short, can't buy that house

new at 11, the city of cupertino is about to make some budget cuts in an attempt to balance its $15 million deficit. >> the city council approved the $9 million reduction on tuesday. it applies to this fiscal year and is 1.5 million less than originally planned. the council voted to keep tree and sidewalk maintenance services, but will be cutting the 4th of july fireworks show and the free shakespeare in the park festival. >> a new housing unit will be unveiled in san jose tomorrow. solitaire apartments was developed by eden housing and consists of 130 units. the building is located on azorius avenue, and half of the apartment units have been designated as permanent supportive housing. the development was funded by housing trust silicon valley, with the mission to address the homelessness crisis in santa clara county. the building has convenient access to transit options nearby, and it also has multiple amenities like a community room, fitness studio, ev charging stations, and more. san pablo residents will submit more than 1500 gathered signatures to the city tomorrow to launch a renter pr

. >> here's the thing, this is the least expensive home in cupertino. you think, wow, $1.7 million. here's the stunning thing, this is 384 square feet. >> oh wow. >> that's it. that's the whole thing right there. you're looking at it. we'll show you the inside, also taken in one shot. it is 384 square feet. on the market for $1.7 million. admittedly, there you go, there's some land that goes with it, and this is going to be a teardown, but it's on the market. and it has been around for, gosh, 80 years this was built in the 1940s. originally as a small hunting sort of house. and it survived all this time on a cul-de-sac on the corner lot on the cupertino/los altos border so. super, super prime real estate here in silicon valley, and it went for over asking price. i'm told it got multiple overbids for a tiny, tiny house. it just tells you -- you'd think, really small house, $1.7 million, which is still admittedly -- that's the whole thing right there, straight through, kitchen, no appliances to speak of. no heat. >> oof. >> a little bit of a bathroom wedged in between. all that staged

the de anza hotel and cupertino village boutique hotel have been in the planning stages for at least four years now. the developers asked for the extension, ci ring building costs and a slow recovery from the pandemic. it's estimated that the two hotels will generate more than $2 million a year to the city through hotel occupancy and property taxes. >> all right. it did warm up today. yesterday wasn't half bad either. it warmed up a few degrees yesterday over what we did see on saturday. temperatures warmer today. and that's the trend a warming trend if you will. it'll take us right through thursday. friday i think it will cool down a little bit with some clouds. it will still be nice. and then it looks like saturday is going to be could be a little bit wet. these are the highs from today. highs tomorrow will come up another four degrees five degrees. so we'll see some potentially see some low 80s but more upper 70s than we had today. so a few degrees warmer. and then outside live beautiful shot. no coastal fog yet. fog returns probably wednesday morning along the beaches. and we'll

officials identified 24 year old etienne chilcote from cupertino as among the victims.all four people died when the balloon suddenly plummeted about 2000ft to the ground. that investigation is still ongoing. >> in oregon, a tanker truck overturned, causing thousands of chinook salmon to spill out into the wrong waterway. the truck was transporting more than 100,000 young salmon that had been raised in a hatchery to northeast oregon. the oregon department of fish and wildlife say the driver took a sharp turn. then the 53 foot semi skidded on its side, rolling over a rocky embankment and onto its roof. about 77,000 of the salmon made their way into the creek next to the scene of the accident, but more than 25,000 died. they made up about 20% of the total that was supposed to be released in a river located about 90 miles east of the crash, and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. new tonight in los gatos, pe

reporting in cupertino, i'm mark sayer, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, if that home has a nice garden,ng some rainfall as we head into the weekend as a cold system drops into the bay area. we're talking about some rain back in the forecast. just amazing. in april. one day we could be talking about some 80s and now we're talking about some rain showers and sierra snowfall. so definitely a cold pattern setting up for your saturday. and you can see the expected rainfall totals. the bulk of the rainfall will be focused in the santa cruz mountains, possibly approaching two inches of rainfall. a place like san francisco could be on either side of an inch and up in the north bay could be over an inch of rainfall. it won't be a persistent rainfall all weekend long. the main front moves in first thing tomorrow morning. early tomorrow morning, say between about 4:00 and 6:00. and then this will also be a snow producer in the sierra. no watches out toward tahoe, but we do have a possibly around 3 to 8in of snowfall as we head into saturday, saturday night, and possibly into sunday. so here's the

as we look at the day planner in cupertino it's a nice day. to be one where you might want to add on a few more layers, temperatures in the mid-50s this morning. and then at lunchtime, it's 61 degrees. we are headed for the mid-60s today. as we see a bit more sunshine for the afternoon. if you are been looking at the 7-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. slight rain chance for friday, other than that, we will see a mix of sun and clouds. and some cooler than normal temperatures for a lot of spots like morgan hill, a high of 68 today. 68 in cupertino and up to 68 degrees in fremont and hayward as well as walnut creek. and then checking out half moon bay, only 60 this afternoon. we will see upper 50s and low 60s in san francisco. and mid-60s for much of the north bay. then looking ahead, we are going to see still some storm systems just to the north. that's going to keep it cloudy, cool, and maybe even a couple of spot showers, but it looks like a lot of the rain stays to the north of us. or kind of skirts around the bay area and heads ove

mass job cuts why cupertino based apple is laying off hundreds of workers in the south bay, and it's opening day for the giants. >> we're live at oracle park with all the festivities fans can look forward to. >> and our level one system still arriving with showers and the possibility of thunderstorms and snow. right now, mount hamilton, mount tam, a little bit of around mount diablo. i'll track it for you. have the weekend forecast you can see the store's inventory. so you guys really have mangoes in stock? yup. what about frozen pizza? here they are. fresh salmon. too easy. coffee? yup. ( ♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started. wow. anything you can't do? ( ♪ ) mugs. ♪ bmo ♪ pressure spinning to the south and east of us, so there's less rain, but we're still in a level one system. you can see the rain mo

san jose to cupertino. a 19 minute commute. we'll take a look at the san mateo bridge right now. it's a 24 minute commute from the east bay over on to the peninsula. i'll send it to you to back of the deaths. all right, michael, thank you for that, ok? so let's head to the north bay because a motorcyclist died in a crash over the weekend. >> this happened on tamala spent a little road just east of twin bridge road. pretty early investigation shows the motorcyclist lost control the off the road, colliding with a fence and utility pole. on the peninsula. may lebron and attacked in north fair oaks. this happened really early sunday morning drive the intersection of 8th avenue middlefield road. san mateo county sheriff's office says the victim was getting out of his car when someone punched him in the phase and stole some of his personal belongings. 40 ran away. deputies say the thief was last seen running on 8th avenue. the victim had to be taken to a hospital and is expected to survive. no rest of in may. >> a shooting along oakland's hegenberger corridor sent one person to the hos

lastly, taking a look at san jose to cupertino. 15 minute commute. no major delays there.the michael, thank you for that. >> thank you, michael. 9.50, is the time and san francisco police have arrested a man they believe carried out blessing scams on people throughout the city. back in january. that's when scammers offer to perform purification or blessing ceremonies on your money or other valuable items. and during the whole process, they rob, you, the scams are popular among lunar new year celebrations in often target older members of the asian community. police arrested chan cone low in southern california back in february. they found with items believed to have been stolen from blessing scam victims. a former lecturer at stanford university is expected to announce details now of a racial discrimination lawsuit against the school this morning. the law firm representing a mere logan's says that he was suspended and then fired following a classroom lecture about the conflict between israel and hamas. according to the complaint, they say that stanford violated its own pers

san jose to cupertino. 14 minutes. we move up a little bit. traffic collision for those of you who are heading into the south bay. you can see it's on southbound 101, near mansell street. so expect some major delays there. as you head out this morning, john, i will send it to thanks so much, michael. and we are looking outside at least some really clear skies for most of the bay area, musher right along the coast. here's a little hint of that fog. >> drifting right through the golden gate bridge this morning. that cool ocean breeze in the air is definitely going to keep our coastal areas nice and cool in the 60's. while the rest of us see one more day of those 70's and 80's much as we did yesterday tomorrow, we'll start to see the impacts that low pressure to our north. so if you liked yesterday, enjoyed today's warm weather. is this high pressure is still the main influence on our forecast for the moment tomorrow, we'll start to see cloud cover drifting in after today's sunshine. you can see that pushing on into tomorrow in future cast rainfa

it's well, san jose to cupertino. a 13 minute commute right now taking a look over the antioch area, antioch to concord. it is only a 20 minute commute and right here if i move out the way, right, so you can see it's normally orange and yellow. they're taking a look at westbound 80 crockett to the maze, a 27 minute commute. but i do want to keep you all informed right around here. there was just a traffic collision that i got aware of before i came on air. we're keeping an eye on it. hopefully it can actually be cleared up soon. but it's right on 80 as you're heading over towards the bridge. but taking a look at the bay bridge right now, a 20 minute commute from the maze over to fremont street which looks good. but you can see a live look at those wet roads and those metering lights are on. so lots of stop and go traffic. so pack your patience this morning. lastly, for some of our inland viewers, livermore to dublin, 14 minute commute, dublin to fremont 17 minute commute. san leandro to milpitas a 28 minute commute in

it will be nice for the cherry blossom festival in cupertino.l be about 60 degrees with the sun peeking out, and continuing to clear as we go throughout the day as our high temperatures head very close to 70 degrees. we will be in the 60s throughout the day. for weekend plans, if they take you to tahoe, it will be tricky getting there, because we will see rain and at times snow coming down depending on the elevation, and that will wrap up by saturday. sunday is looking clear but temperatures will be warming up quite a bit. if you plan to go to the beach this weekend, it will be in the upper 50s. slightly warmer the rest of the weekend. monterey in the upper 50s with a mix of sun and clouds. overall, a nice weekend ahead. >>> mike, you are seeing delays. >> how lucky are we talking about the beach and the snow. and this is the first slowing we see. we can predict other things on the grid. we know this is happening, full closure happening tomorrow night, 9:00 p.m. on friday we should have the full closure of south 680, and alternate is 580 towards

cupertino 61 degrees. chance of a rogue shower in the east bay. 60 antioch and 60 brentwood and 60 livermore and 60 walnut creek. in the north bay, numbers are good, upper 50s and 60s. a shower won't be a surprise for anybody in the bay area unless they are not watching this broadcast. 52 clear lake. the extended forecast is calling for increasing sunshine tomorrow. for today, clouds and showers here and there. but by the time we get to midweek, pleasant with wednesday being in the mid-70s for the north bay. 80 san jose. next weekend looks dry as well. finally no dramatic changes for inland. you can see we will be near 80 by wednesday and thursday. in the meantime, keep an umbrella handy. and we will have more sunshine on monday. i hope that meets with your approval. that's weather. time for the news. >>> coming up in sports, several cal alums into the final day of the masters hoping to become master champs. the switch has been flipped. the power is back on up and down the giants line up. how they ended a

the one and a half mile stretch of homestead road passes through los altos, cupertino and sunnyvale.othill expressway and hollenback avenue connects west valley elementary cupertino, middle and homestead high school officials plan to upgrade bicycle lanes, widened sidewalks and add crosswalks. according to the valley transportation authority's website, construction is set to start this summer with a mid april storm expected to drop snow in the sierra this weekend. the highway patrol is warning drivers not to be caught off guard. >> reporter eric rucker caught up with drivers who are grateful they avoid driving in the snow tonight. >> here in nyack were about 5,000 feet in elevation. and besides all the snow that is packed up to the side of the parking lot, there really is no other snow because it hasn't snowed here for a while. however, this weekend that snow line is expected to come down this low even to the 5,000 foot mark. >> smooth sailing friday for drivers in the sierra come tomorrow. that will likely change. really lucky really happy be up here today. sharon guzman and family

cupertino at 74 degrees. and we will deliver for you in the east bay. especially near antioch. 69 in oakland. the peninsula light wind out of the west. 71 in redwood city. closer to the northern peninsula it will be cooler. 66 in the mission and 65 in downtown. for the north bay 74 in santa rosa. 69 in mill valley. get outside and soak up the sunshine tomorrow because, as i mentioned, we are not done yet. we will be in for a wild ride thursday and into friday. a major blast of cold air any chance for rain and even thunderstorms. as we head into friday all of northern california will have a chance for rain. and by friday rain will be spotty. we will see about a quarter to a half inch of rain. and then about a 10th of an inch on friday. look at this. temperatures thursday and friday in the 50s. and eventually we will get back into the 70s next week. this weekend can't call it totally dry. a 20% chance of rain saturday and 50% on sunday. we have only had three weekends that have been sunny. we will get there eventually. >> a roller coaster ride right now.

cupertino 78. atherton was in there. orinda sonoma was 77 and san rafael was 76. nice degrees warmer today away from the coast. bayside and inland. but there's fog on the coast and i don't think they're joining the party. napa, though. pleasanton, redwood city and san jose. up we go. just a little bit. 78, 81, 80 and 80 on the forecast. highs the offshore breeze. is there a little bit in the hills but not at the surface. so that makes a big difference here. 40s, 50s on the temps, east bay temps a lot of mid 40s. upper 40s to low 50s. el cerrito's 50 martinez is 50. walnut creek a balmy 52 for them in hayward and union city. also at 50 pittsburgh and brentwood in there as well 30 truckee, 43 reno and south lake tahoe at 29 degrees, except for a few high clouds, the fog underneath that veil of high clouds is tough to see, but it's there. so fog along the coast, much bigger than yesterday by far. cooler rain returns on saturday. friday will be the transition day and it looks like a pretty good system here, believe it or not, for this time of year coming in. and so if

right now at 5:44, let's check out cupertino and what to expect today.will see a few clouds to start out the morning, with some peeks of sunshine today, and our temperatures go from upper 50s to upper 70s, and it will be a very nice day. big range in temperatures from the morning to the afternoon, so dress in layers. we'll talk about what's ahead for the weekend coming up. >>> and what's ahead of these folks might be mountain view. this is northbound 101 through san jose and the volume is picking up a bit. indeed, the crash we saw pop up on the map, it is reported right around ellis. we'll get more details. we'll give it a couple of second to develop and get more info coming up. >>> it is a quarter until 6:00 right now. new details this morning, pilot error is officially to blame in a deadly midair crash involving two small planes two summers go in watsonville. it happened in august of 2022, when investigators say two planes were attempting to land. in all, three people died. the ntsb just released the final report. investigators say one pilot was on his

. >> the first burger pit opened in cupertino in 1966. paul berger father -- paul berger's father opened it. now they are closing this last restaurant citing two factors, he is turning 75 and is getting ready to retire and his rent would skyrocket. >> a an enormous increase over what i was paying. >> reporter: the restaurant will close tuesday which is while -- my little customers waited for one last meal and sink their teeth into fond memories shared by generations. >> you get to enjoy a nice steer burger with my grandpa. that i will miss a lot. >> reporter: some say this restaurant with affordable prices is needed now more than ever. >> another business that once was thriving with many stores. it is the last of the mohicans. >> reporter: jody miller and considers this her second home. she has been the manager here for 30 years. what will she miss most? >> the employees. the students. the students that we have trained and meant toward and taught their first jobs including my own children. it has been great. a lot of our customers are not

and this festival is called a cupertino earth day festival, it's right in front of the cupertino libraryo give out the prizes, and the people can touch and feel our products. and to really understand what we mean by plastic free, no lamination, no, no plastic, you know, parts in it. so, hopefully people will enjoy it and we'll learn something about, you know, how they can live without plastic yangliu. >> okay. earth day and arbor day festival is today. it's from 11 to 3:00. if you'd like to go in and meet her and talk about ways to save the planet, that's at the cupertino library field, by the way. we got a couple of goodies out here on the desk. and if you you can feel it, this is a binder and normally plastic. here's the tape dispenser, everything from stickers for your kids and pencils that are made out of old newspapers and, i did a deep dive. we were talking about plastics every minute americans throw away a million plastic bags. there is so much plastic out there, and it's awful. so we got to find a better way to kind of make our world work. >> it is good to have options, and these

cupertino. atherton orinda, sonoma and san rafael 76 to 79 degrees today will be warmer away from the coast. there's too much fog on the coast, so morning fog, coast and bay that will retreat and burn back. but boy, there's a lot more today. a few high clouds, no biggie, but temperatures inland will jump up santa rosa a quarter of a mile visibility half moon bay sold out zero visibility. so this is more for coastal variety than the what we see in the wintertime here. and if you're inland, it won't matter because the fog is not deep enough. so napa, pleasanton, redwood city, san jose, up we go. upper 70s low 80s on the forecast. highs a lot of low clouds and fog there. but if i put in this right here, there is a little teeny little circulation that we call a coastal eddy right there. you know, coastal eddy. well, he's in town. he's hanging off of the marin coast right there. and that's enhanced some of that fog bank, 40s, 50s on the temps, i didn't see any 30s, although woodside had 41, a lot of

off a few degrees below, this is still shaping up incredibly, the numbers in the south bay, 76 in cupertinoan jose and morgan hill, for the east bay and in the water, and oakland, 77, alejo 73. >>> peninsula, chile, happen bay, palo alto and redwood city, mid-seventies, san francisco, 62 in the marina and 67 downtown, the north bay, 81, a big difference what you get behind with the ocean breeze and 76 in sonoma. the only thing that will bother you through tomorrow could be your allergies. look at the pollen forecast. the pollen and sycamore, in the high category, rain would help us out, holding onto maybe a few chances by next wednesday and thursday. >>> to celebrate -- 7-day forecast in san francisco, 60s the next several days through the inland valleys up to 78 on sunday, and you want to enjoy it, back to 60s by the middle part of next week. >> don't worry jeff, we will enjoy it. >> i'm glad you were sold on that we can forecast. >> we deserve it after last weekend. >> that was hard to get through. >> thank you very much. >>> up next, if you have gone through a drive-through recently, a b

in cupertino we're starting out with upper 40s at 8:00, but at noon it is 63 degrees. a nice little warm-up as we go throughout the day, with temperatures in the upper 60s there. low 70s for the south bay, with san jose hitting a high of 73, concord also 73, and 75 today in santa rosa. we'll talk about more changes ahead. >>> mike, you're hearing about a crash on the peninsula. >> i am. this is our camera in palo alto, university looking north. right around this area approaching marsh, we hear about a crash. we do see a little clustering of lights. no flashing lights yet. we'll track that portion of the peninsula. there's slowing on our sensors. off the dumbarton bridge, that may be a factor. no slowing on the span. the slowing is on southbound 880 approaching tennyson. there's a build toward the san mateo bridge. same for this area, off the dublin interchange, we should see more traffic. but because it's spring break for a number of school districts, those will rotate around the bay for the next few weeks where we'll see lighter traffic. a couple of incidents out of t

at least for a few hours throughout the day, and our temperatures are going to reach up to 68 in cupertino and east san jose. morgan hill, 68 degrees. seven-day forecast coming up bottom of the screen, seeing more highs in the 60s over the next few days. danville 67 today. 66 in oakland. also going to see some mid to upper 60s for the peninsula. daly city, 60. downtown san francisco at 63 and marina district at 59. north bay, napa, 66. ukiah headed for a high of 69 degrees. so here's what's going on. we've seen several storm systems moving through the pacific northwest. a lot of that rain is going up and around the bay area, but by friday, there may be some spotty showers kim ingcoming in. a chance. looks like the sierra will get at least scattered rain and snow showers before we head into a drier weekend. then into early next week. still more of those storms moving to the north of us. high pressure to the south. just kind of in between and settling into this weather pattern that really doesn't look to change very much. then looking at our hour-by-hour forecast, stop it right here on frida

it is another day were numbers are above average and back in the 80s to the south bay. 81 in cupertino. 80 in morgan hill. the 80s also in play for cochran, pleasanton, danville. 74, oakland. a big contrast in temperatures for the peninsula. 62 at half moon bay with the cold ocean breeze. palo alto, 78. san francisco, the wind out of the west you will stay at 67. you get a little bit away from that ocean breeze and it will get up to 74. the northbay, 80. 74 in mountain valley. beyond this, we have been talking about the possibilities of rain in the next 10 days for the storm system out here by friday morning. it gets close by saturday morning. everything still shows breaking through the weekend. saturday and sunday, drive. as we go through next week, it does look like the chance of rain is returning by wednesday with some sierra snow. early estimates for next wednesday, thursday, friday, less -- show anywhere from a quarter to a half inch. we will continue to monitor that. the seven-day forecast in san francisco. we hold on the 60s but look at the inland valleys. we will go from 83 tom

. >>> daytime highs for tomorrow, across the south bay another day with widespread 70s, cupertino to san jose and then east san jose, gilroy, the low 80s, a few more 80s back towards the east bay, walnut creek and concorde and the low 80s, fremont, 78, fremont up to 77. san mateo 75, we have some ocean breeze, not quite widespread 70s for the coastline, keeping you would 67 at half moon bay. i do think we will get the 70 in the outer sunset, 72 in the mission and 71 downtown. a mighty fine day out here. across the north bay, 77 here in sonoma. >>> as we head through the week, a storm system offshore by thursday afternoon, it's going to get close by saturday morning but watch this, it should break up and leave us with dry weather as we head through the upcoming weekend. temperatures should be in the 70s to 80s from thursday right through sunday. but look at this, draw your attention to the temperatures next week, going back down into the 60s, beginning next monday and tuesday, and i could continue into the following weekend. with the colder temperatures, getting some early indications

look at these numbers, back up to 75 in cupertino, 77 in morgan hill. scott is at 74. in the east bay, concord, livermore at 77. 76 danville, 74 in hayward. through the financial, 63 at half moon bay, we will be up to 73. san francisco, 67 in downtown and right to the north bay up to 76 in napa and 74 in nevada. as we had through this week we are looking through a storm that will develop in this the pacific, it will get some rainfall close by saturday's forecast but everything shows this breaking up which would allow some sunshine to stay with us through saturday and sunday, and some relatively comfortable temperatures. look at this trend over the next 10 days. we are in the 70s through sunday and by next week it drops. overall, not that bad. right here on a seven-day forecast in san francisco, clouds increased by thursday and this weekend coming in with those. sunny skies, in san francisco and in the inland valleys, we go through 80 on wednesday. the warmest day going back a little bit weird this is just shaping up really nicely for us in this upcoming weekend. this w

that's going to put us at 78 in morgan hill, 76 in cupertino, very similar weather through the east bay, 78 in concorde, 73 in hayward. 64 in half moon bay, 62 in the city, redwood city, things start to bump up. sent to cisco, 66 in the outer sunset, 69 up to the north bay, 77 in napa. the only thing that might bother you tomorrow would be your allergies. man, that pollen is popping. you notice some of the pollen pods, concept that gathers, it is in the high category for oak, pine, cedar and sycamore are also in the high. we could use a little bit of rainfall to help us out. the chances are not super great, but we could get in on some showers as we head into next week, maybe by about wednesday, and possibly into thursday of next week's forecast. right here, 60s this weekend and through san francisco, by next wednesday and thursday, there are slight chances of showers, and for the inland valleys, enjoy the temperatures now, watch what's going to happen. i step off the screen, 79 tomorrow, down to 65 next thursday. we are not done yet, and i am so pleased to see that sunshine on the weeke

san jose to cupertino. an 11 minute look at the san mateo bridge e - right now. 16 minute commute on to the peninsula. and if we take a look north a little bit, you can see santa rosa, that's looking good. if you're heading out from the petaluma area, you're going to see a small little congestion on 101 heading over towards the city. taking a look at 101 near millbrae and san mateo. everything's looks good and taking a look a little bit more south right now. 101 san jose to menlo park. it's a 33 minute commute. so everything looks good for a monday morning. i'll send it back to 2 at the desk. and think that up 6.49 insurance companies are leaving california. as you know, it's becoming harder and harder to get insurance for your home. >> tokio marine american and transpacific insurance are the latest companies to pull out of california not giving homeowners insurance anymore because the high cost, apparently this is impacting about 12,000 policyholders 7 of the 12 largest insurance firms have already pulled out restricted pause color, which will in the last year.

san jose to cupertino a 12 minute commute. everything does look at.w gone. we're still seeing some residual delays. if you're heading to the south bay from the city. but other than that, you should be good johnell. send it over to you. thanks so much, michael. at least we have the nice clear skies. if you are waiting in traffic today. speaking of the south bay, here's a look at san jose. >> which will be one of our warmer spots yet again today rising well into the low 80's for just one more day. we've got a big cool down just around the corner. and that involves spots like antioch, cooling from those 80's like will be at today. just 50's come saturday. huge, cool down in just 2 days. almost dropping 30 degrees for some inland areas and the rain will be back on saturday as well. so maybe not your data plan. a whole lot outdoors. skies, a little cloudy and foggy out towards the coast. sunshine elsewhere in the bay, low drops and displacing the high-pressure ridge that has kept us warm and dry brings us right back to that wintery field. we'll see showers

go traffic taking a look down in the south bay this morning, 12 minute commute from san jose to cupertino. not too bad. and lastly, we'll take a look at 101. san jose to menlo park. 35 minute commute. which is good for this hour. rain and james. we'll send it back to you. all right. thank you for is your local election headquarters to request for a recount of actually made? >> in the race to replace congresswoman anna eshoo as it stands right now. we have both kevin lowe and joe, some indian. >> in that high. and so they're going to join sam liccardo on the november ballot kron catherine heenan takes a closer look at what could come next. >> it seemed both have been low and show some of the in were willing to accept the recent surprising news about two-way tie. their teams not talking about an expensive recount. former san jose mayor sam liccardo is already safely in first place. now santa clara county officials tell me they are being asked to do a manual recount, something that could begin as soon as monday. the approximate cost $32,000 a day lasting, maybe 10 days. so. >> who's asking f

. >> reggie, the layoffs come only weeks after multiple reports that cupertino based apple was ending its decade long project to build an electric car. state filings did not mention the project, but impacted employees included machine shop managers, hardware engineers and design engineers. in total, 614 apple team members are losing their jobs. they were notified at the end of last month, with the layoffs effective may 27th. this is the first mass layoff at apple since the pandemic, and they come at a difficult time for the world's second most valuable company. apple's quarterly revenue fell in the last three months of 2023, and apple is facing an antitrust lawsuit from the department of justice that threatens to upend its business. we reached out to apple for more information overnight, and we'll let you know when we hear back. kumasi >> thank you. amanda. elon musk is back to giving out free blue check marks on his social media platform. formerly twitter. popular accounts with at least 2500 verified followers started to get the check marks, along with premium subscribers on wednesda

it is 75 degrees in throughout san jose and also in cupertino.s take a look at them around the central bay here, anywhere between 5 and 11 degrees cooler. at this hour. the only places warmer at this hour at 4:00 happens to be livermore and in concord. high pressure bringing us the very lovely spring like weather and even above average temperatures. it's getting overridden by those clouds so you can anticipate with the fog bank, it's going to squeeze out a little bit of drizzle tonight overnight in throughout your friday morning along the coastal areas. otherwise it's going to be a really decent spring like day. just a couple of degrees cooler than it was today. and steady temperatures for your weekend. in fact, we're going to go ahead and put it in writing for you. cloudy, foggy and drizzly tonight, especially along the immediate seashore. it will be cooler and breezy than a fog bank for your friday morning, but sunny and then your weekend. no storms. it will be sunny and pretty steady as far as your temperatures 40s and 50s tonight for overnigh

live pictures from cupertino this morning.t to go forward with its effort to build its own electric car and that appears to be where most of the cuts are coming from. reporters were quick to notice the street address on the warn notices apple filed with the state matched the suspected car research lab. >>> speaking of jobs, we just got the latest monthly jobs report. not only is the number 303,000 bigger than expected, economists were expecting 200,000, it's bigger than the moving average. wages are up more than 4% from this time last year. ginger, we talk about playoffs in silicon valley and apple was a special case because it canceled a product. but nationwide, the economy is not only doing well, it's getting better. >> that's some good news to hear, scott. thanks for that. >>> let's take a live look now in san francisco, where it's not only opening day, but restaurant week is also back. maybe great news for the economy there. participating restaurants will offer special menus starting today until sunday, april 14th. they'll

cupertino on saturday is still in critical condition.s say a driver of the pickup truck crashed into another car and then a powerful hitting children who are on the sidewalk. santa clara sheriff's office says the suspect they suspect the driver was under the influence. 2 men have been arrested now in connection with an incident where a safe was stolen from a brentwood business. officers say dispatch. operators told them that the man had just drove away from the scene. say officers saw the car later found it empty by nearby court. they say they searched the area and found alfredo ter lock and alejandra ramirez. hiding in the bushes. the sfmta meanwhile, is starting a new plan to enforce safer parking. they say citations will be getting the cars parked on sidewalks and bike lanes crosswalks. >> the sfmta says their goal isn't to punish people but the increase safety on the sidewalks and streets. all right. 5.45. let's get over to the weather center. we've got john standing by with a look at our forecast on this tuesday morning. how's it lo

we look at san jose to cupertino. 14 minute commute. not too bad. taking a lack at some drive times. very quickly crockett to the maze. 21 minutes and you see everything else is just about a 20 minute commute. san leandro to the maze. 17 minutes live. look at that bay bridge right now. it's only a 15 minute commute to get into the city. those metering lights are on. and john, i also see that sun is love to see it to michael and also love to see that the traffic not looking. >> too bad in most areas. i know we've had those issues on a 80, unfortunately where we're sitting atop mount tam, you'll find in the traffic up there. but you will find a little bit of that breeze and some of those mid level clouds that are pushing in right over the bay area this morning, deep in marine layer, sifting right into the bay is really cooling us off that ocean. cool. there's going to keep us all in the 60's aside from san jose in a couple surrounding areas which will barely get up to 70 degrees this afternoon. rainfall tonight into tomorrow. it's still several hours

san jose to cupertino. a 14 minute commute. taking a live look at the san mateo bridge. it's only a 17 minute commute over into the peninsula and you don't see anybody slowing down at all. there. lastly, we'll take a look over in the santa area and the marine area. you can see near petaluma. we've got some of that slowdown on 1, but nothing too crazy. taking a look at 101 on the peninsula. once you cross that bridge over in san mateo, everything looks good there. lastly, we'll take a look at 101. in san jose. 40 minute commute from san jose to menlo park. i will send it to you. ladies back at the deaths. all right, michael, thank you for that update. there. >> so for your money this morning, a new report says a 3rd of us adults are interested in cutting back on meat and once the median home price california. jane king live the nasdaq with those stories and more. jay, good morning. hire a of morning. so the median home price in california is $787,000. that was the highest median home price in the nation. >> that means half of homes over more than that. the other half lowe

san jose to cupertino a 12 minute commute, which is great.ing a look over in the east bay a little bit deeper, antioch to concord. it's a 16 minute commute. everything seems to be green there. it was raining pretty hard there earlier in the last hour or so again, be safe when you are driving taking a look. walnut creek to 5, 80 13 minute commute. there was a delay over in orinda. it looks like that's been cleared up this morning last will give you these drive times of castro valley to oakland, 15 minutes. san leandro to oakland a 60 minutes as well. san jose to cupertino 13 minutes. so everything seems to be good, james. we'll send it over to you. all right. glad to hear. thank you, michael. >> 10, 18 is the time. and in the east bay, antioch, police now are investigating a carjacking that happened kaiser permanente's medica center. it happened tuesday in ternoon on sand eek road. police say a man was walking towards his en he saw several people attempting to steal it. one of the suspect confronted the owner before they all drove off with the