"today in the bay's" damian trujillo joins us live in san jose where the cdc and other official also try to tackle this. >> reporter: yes, the experts will try to tackle the issues here today at the doublefree hotel in san jose. congressman mike honda has been championing this cause for the last four years locally and globally. if you don't live in the south bay there is cause for a concern if you live in california because california as a state has the highest number of tuberculosis cases in the nation. worldwide tb kills about 1.4 million every year and there is a drug resistant tb that is posing new challenges for the experts. doctors say you have to control tb in other nations because of the increased globalization and so many americans traveling abroad. person who has the disease coughs and because td is spread through the air it is a public safety concern. it is not immune to this deadly disease. >> we have some of the highest rates in the country in silicon valley which i think surprises a lot of people. there is a treatment. there is a cure, and we can move forward. >> report

i'm damian trujillo. >> thanks, damian. some say the problems may get worse before it gets better. 41 officers have resigned or retired from the force. that's almost as many officers who just graduated from the police academy. the department now only has 913 officers. last year, the former police chief told city council members san jose needs at least 1250 officers to keep the city safe. >>> he's known in the peninsula has a trusted youth pastor but investigators in florida say otherwise. he was arrested in a prostitution string. let's bring in jodi hernandez from san mateo this evening where some find the arrest hard to believe. jodi? >> reporter: samuel worked here for the past six years, investigators say he traveled to florida last week to attend a youth ministry conference. but now he's accused of trying to set up a sexual encounter with a teenage girl. >> it's a terrible thing. it's really terrible. >> reporter: that's the reaction of church leaders who share space with san mateo's new community mission church whose y

nbc bay area's damian trujillo joins us live at the scene on audubon drive. you've been speaking to police and parents. >> reporter: yeah. we have. there's very little answers right now at this point. we're on the sixth hour of this crime scene investigation. the only tie-in to the school is that it happened across the street from santee elementary. now one man is dead and the shooter or shooters is on the run. san jose police barely had time to wrap up one scene overnight when they were called to the next. >> it's been a very violent week capped by tonight, which was a violent night. >> reporter: police have not arrested anyone in the unrelated quadruple shootings. investigators believe the victim across from santee elementary may have been headed to work when he was gunned down. with his body still on the road, the principal made the call to cancel classes at santee elementary. >> it is not on our school site. but because they're conducting their investigation, we're not able to get our students and staff here. >> reporter: this parent says she'll have to t

i'm damian trujillo. we'll have the bravo band in the studio, plus wine country comes to the silicon valley. this is "comunidad de valle". >> it's called wine country coming to the silicoicon valley. when you say wine country comes to the silicon valley, are you not kidding. you have been doing it a few years and not only to bring wine country to silicon valley, but also a way to give back. tell me. >> we have vineyards from napa, murphy, lodine, cena sew cena sd it is basically a fund-raiser. we have three recipients, a women, teen, and children center, and we have been two years in lajaca and extended it to four or five years. >> an easy way to not realize when you attend, you are actually giving back. such a fun, festive wine drinking affair, and may say it's a good party. >> i'm happy to be on board, going into the fourth year, and the event is growing, getting out there, being more visible, and the charities giving back locally and globally. >> when you think all of the latino vintners out there, it'

nbc bay area's damian trujillo live at the command post with the latest. damian? >> reporter: well, terry, everything seems to be back to normal tonight. but in the words of one police officer, it got hairy there for a while. this is where they organize their response on this cinco de mayo weekend. and it was a relatively quiet weekend up until a short while ago. police do tell me that between 300 and 400 people took over santa clara street. the commander says they virtually destroyed one bus, shattering its windows with bottles. dozens of officers arrived on the scene in riot gear and began retaking control of santa clara and 21st streets. it all started with a stabbing and escalated into a police emergency. 8:30 is about the time it started hitting the wall, but in no time, san jose police officers were able to disperse the crowd. they have made several arrests, and they credit the quick massive response with helping take back the streets from the revellers. >> we have everybody available working this week. we have all of patrol working. we have our emergency te

damian trujillo joins us live to discuss the issue. >> reporter: good morning the numbers are high in the south bay. in fact they're high across the state, that's why those experts are going to be here today at the doubletree in san jose to address those concerns. the south bay which includes san jose, sunnyvale and santa clara has the highest tb rate of any metropolitan area in the country and california as a state continues to have the highest number of cases compared to every other state. that is why the experts are convening here today worldwide tb kills about 1.4 million people and there is a drug resist at to tb posing new challenges for the experts. doctors say you have to control tb in other nations because of the increasing globalization and so many americans traveling abroad, that's one fight congressman mike honda has been championing. >> at one point about 15, 20 years ago it was getting very low and all of a sudden it exploded. part of it is because of the kind of travel that we have both immigration and also business, entrepreneurs traveling back and forth between asia a

damian trujillo is down there right now. what's going on? >> you're always invited. pretty quiet so far. the commander of the downtown area in the san jose police department tells me this is the quietest cinco de mayo weekend he has seen in 23 years. san jose police assigned officers to do foot patrols through downtown. they say visibility is key in keeping crime down, but if things go awry, wris police say they are ready to respond. they'll close streets and divert traffic and pedestrians in it gets out of hand. so far this weekend, police have not had to go to those extremes. tonights sharks fans are commingling with the cinco de mayo revelers. if you're downtown, you will see a san jose police officer. >> visibility is everything. they see the police presence, we help facilitate the movement of people. we help manage the crowd along. we show people that we're here to provide a service to the community. it makes things so much more peaceful. >> reporter: yeah, do you have people blaring their radios and driving with big flags. police say they will be somewhat toler

i'm damian trujillo, "nbc bay area news". >> 20th homicide in san jose. to santee elementary this morning. >>> time to check in with mike inouye, major backup on the bay bridge. >> the approach suffering that upper deck, the upper deck blocked one lane, jammed traffic down the incline. it's moving smoothly now but from the bay bridge toll plaza where the meet aring lights were moving more slightly, west 580, all backed up because of the earlier traffic and basically stoppage across the upper deck, all lanes open but some folks went to the san mateo as an alternate, jammed but hayward approaching 92 and the toll plaza. christina, things are warmer today, huh in. >> can't catch a break in the traffic department. the good news is the weather is on your side for today. not that cool out there at this point, temperatures already starting to warm up, in the 50s now and as we head throughout the afternoon we'll jump into the 70s and 80s so you don't have to worry about fog interrupting your drive. temperatures warm today, we get into the all-important weekend. ♪

live in san jose, damian trujillo. >>> calfire rushed in with helicopter drops to keep a grass fire from spreading to homes in south san jose today. heavy smoke there enveloped the area and the neighborhood, prompting residents to prepare to evacuate. in all, seven acres burned near senter road and capital expressway close to the athletic fields and a few feet from dozens of houses. >> all of a sudden, the wind would pick up and flames were everywhere and started spreading so the wind factor was, like, really messing with it. >> i was worried. i dropped my keys and called my husband, ready to grab the kids and be out of the house. it is bad. >> san jose fire department has a close relationship with calfire for knocking down the fire so quickly. no buildings damaged no one hurt. they're trying to figure out what sparked it. >>> well, digging out from the devastation in oklahoma. tonight a massive cleanup effort is under way in the tornado-ravaged city of moore. residents now sharing their to rebuild. thousands of homes were destroyed along with schools5ad hospitals. more ed moore medical

live in san jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> good evening, i'm jeff ranieri in the weather center. if you're headed to the san francisco giants game, cloud cover, increasing temperatures, low to mid 50s. as we take a live look outside in san francisco, the fog is increasing. we're going to have that weekend forecast which has plenty of hotter temperatures in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> we check with the next generation of tech titans coming up. and they're not even out of their teens. >> reporter: i'm in oakland where there's yet another new police chief in town. we'll hear from the city's third police chief in a week coming up. >>> and giants' pitchers throw plenty of strikes. but there's at least one strike fan probably won't be cheering for. how it could impacted baseball at at&t park. back in a moment. look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a sh