>>devin fehely, kpix5. >>> taking a look at this weekend's box office numbers the incredibles 2 flexed its muscles this weekend now holding the record for biggest animated film opening ever in the u.s. the sequel to the popular 2004 film made an estimated $180 million on its premier weekend. in second place, oceans 8 in its second weekend of release. the all female heist film took in nearly $20 million bringing its domestic total to almost $80 million. and in third the r rated comedy tag. it took an estimated $14.6 million in its opening weekend ahead of warner brothers' expectations. >>> developing out of the galapagos islands, a volcano, another one now spewing lava after an eruption yesterday, dramatic images showing clouds of gases and smoke rising into the sky. streams of molting lava poured into the sea. officials from the galapagos national park say iguanas, snakes, penguins and other marine wildlife could be affected by the eruption, no kidding, as the lava drains into the sea. so the earth, she is acting hope. let's hope she just stays quiet with respect to the bay area. >>> w

in san jose, devin fehely, kpix5.gation after this troubling caught on camera video, what that young girl said about her ride in a dog kennel. >> plus it was broadway's big night to shine as you probably watched here on kpix5, the impassioned speech from a bay area actor who took home one of the biggest tony awards. >> plus in a matter of hours you may notice huge changes to your internet service, how the start of new net neutrality rules could impact you. >> on the subject of government there is the seat of ours in the bay area, well, in san francisco and we've got a warming trend on the way. you think that's why it's lit up in warm colors? letting out her grand-daughter from a dog kennel. you can see there are two of them... in the back of that >>> disturbing new video out of tennessee tonight, you see a woman letting her granddaughter out of a dog kennel, one of the cages used to carry dogs in. there two in the back of that suv. somebody shot the video this week and turned it into police. her grandchildren told inv

devin fehely joins us in san jose. >> reporter: there are still about two dozen supporters at a recall party watch party. the mood this evening is one of both jubilation and guarded optimism. they are not yet ready to declare victory until the final decisions are in. but they did jump out to an earlad, to 4as you mentioned. they managed to hold on to that margin. this is both a political campaign as well as a cultural moment. this recall effort proceeded the #metoo movement, certainly aided by the tail winds, the cultural tail winds. this recall is about the judge's verdict in the brock turner case. one they describe as both lenie the judge showed bias in cases involving victims where women were the victims of those crimes. they say they hope this recall sends a crystal clear message. >> the six months is the most toned deaf things. okay, everybody knows six months is three months, how about a year? >> reporter: now the supporters of the recall say judicial recalls are still rare, rejecting the notion this will threaten independence. the judges will essentially be looking over their sh

kpix5's devin fehely with the church's uncertain future. >> reporter: the normally joyous sunday service at san francisco's glide memorial was bittersweet as the congregation said good-bye to its two pastors who were abruptly reassigned this week in the midst of a brewing battle with the united methodist church. >> there's disapproval of glide's members on its board, some of the people who come in our doors and even of the christians who are here at glide sometimes for this bishop they're just not christian enough. >> reporter: glide is known throughout the bay area and beyond for its humanitarian mission helping societies poor and downtrodden, the homeless, the drug addicted, basically anyone hurting in need of help, but the bishop accuses glide of straying from the tenets of the christian faith saying the sundays are uplifting concerts lacking the fundamentals of christian worship. >> i really don't think they fully understand the significance of glide's presence in the neighborhood and how we are an expression of god's love. >> reporter: there are no immediate plans to replace the dep

kpix5's devin fehely shows us the killer tried to bury the evidence. >> reporter: the sheriff's office said the cattle were discovered in a shallow grave on this morgan hill ranch and may have gone undetected there for several weeks on what is now an ever expanding crime scene. >> yesterday when we originally talked to you, we had found nine dead live stock and the number is 11 now. >> reporter: investigators say the cattle's death may be tied to a dispute between the property owner and ranchers with grazing rights on the land, but right now the sheriff's office says no arrests have been made and they are still trying to figure out exactly how the animals died. >> we're still looking at that. we had veterinarians out there at the scene and they'll be able to do the necropsy to determine the cause of death and everything like that, but the investigation's continuing. >> reporter: from sky drone 5 there are few signs of the grisly crime investigators think happened here. the sheriff's office says they have found some of the missing cattle alive but fear the death toll may yet grow. >> th

here in san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> meanwhile the big question now, what comes next for judgesky? len ramirez is in palo alto tonight, len? >> reporter: judge aaron persky was said to be sadden, but not despondent over the lopsided votes. >> he knows he has put up a good fight. he'll move on and do who to co take care of his family. >> reporter: judge persky becomes the first judge to be recalled in california in 86 years. a decision sending shock waves through california's legal community. >> and if indeed it has succeeded and a good judge has lost his job for doing his job, i think it's a very sad day for the judiciary in california. >> reporter: persky remains a lawyer and could seek employment in private practice or as a prosecutor in the district attorney's office. in palo alto, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> as for who will replace judge persky, cindy hendrickson kernly in the lead overwhelmingly with 71% of the vote and angela story 29% with 31% of the precincts reporting. >> one of the nastiest races has been the race for alameda county d.a. right now with 47% of the precinct

kpix 5 devin fehely has the story. >> reporter: inspired by last year's catastrophic flooding, the pilot program will help connect disaster victims with people willing to give them a place to stay in their time of need. >> basically people could sign up and become donors of a room or donors of their entire time in case of an emergency. >> reporter: airbnb had a similar program that could be activated in the event of an emergency. but it had its limitations. only open to people currently renting properties on the site. and there was always chance the rentals might be booked. starting this august, the program now opens the door to anyone who has a spare room and a desire to help. >> she keeps asking me when are we going home? i mean it's a tough question. if you have a daughter, keep asking when are we going home? >> reporter: monteal spent three uncomfortable months in a shelter after the coyote creek flood. the city says it should make things easier for the next disaster. >> the airbnb are the experts of short-term leases. this should be a great, you know, asset to our emergency planning

our devin fehely shows us...ome young athletes who love football. >> our devin fehely shows us they played with plenty of heart. >> the love they have for the game is so genuine. >> reporter: with an infectious enthusiasm that made it tough to tell who was having more fun, d lineman ronald blair and some of his fellow 49ers led dozens of young athletes through a workout this morning. >> they're not worried about anything other than what was going on today and enjoying the moment and having fun. i respected and admired them so much today. >> reporter: the 49ers camp for the stars showcases young athletes with downs syndrome and is now in its 12th year. trevor luck has been there since year one and still enjoys every minute. >> quarterback drills. catching footballs in midair. >> reporter: the three hour camp was held in san jose's valley christian high school and current head coach kyle shanahan stopped by for a quick pep talk. >> they have a lot of confidence. they have so much fun. it's a really neat thing to se

i am devin fehely . >> and i am julie watts. here is the view from chopper 5 with basketball stands celebrating the golden state warriors and their third championship in four years. they were in cleveland last night and this is where dennis o'donnell is with moregog.insti two weeks ago they were on the brink of and last night on the brink elinof winni the third title in the last four years. lebron james plane possibly his final game in a cavs uniform and secondary daughter steph curry scoring 12 -- steph curry scoring 12 in the first quarter. draymond green up to kevin durant for the breakaway. but back comes cleveland in the second quarter. lebron gives the cavs a 39-38 lead. in final seconds of the half, golden state backs up six, and steph curry had 20 in the first half and workers were leading at the break. for the fourth quarter it is a 19 point lead and steph curry with another from downtown making seven threes. with three minutes left kevin durant drives in from the layup and kd named the mvp for the second straight year

devin fehely was therefore their last service. >> the normally joyous sunday service at san francisco's glide memorial was bittersweet as the congregation said goodbye to its two pastors who were abruptly edgiving midst of a brewing battle with the united methodist church. >> there is different -- there is disapproval of members on its board, some of the people who come in our doors and even of the christians who are here at glide, sometimes for this bishop, they are just not christian enough. >> they know throughout the bay area and beyond him its mission. helping societies, the homeless, the drug addicted, basically anyone hurting and in need of help. but in an open letter explaining her decision to yank the church is pastors, the bishop writes and glides sunday celebrations are uplifting concerts but locked the fundamentals of christian worship. >> i don't believe they fully appreciate and understand the significance of glides mission in the neighborhood and now we really are an expression of god's love. >> there are new-media plans to replace the departing pastors. >> i am very sad

devin fehely was there for their last service. >> reporter: the normally joyous sunday service at the memorial was bittersweet. as the congregation said good- bye to its two pastors who were abruptly resigned this week in the middle of abreuing -- in the middle of a brewing battle. >> there were members on the board, some of the people who will come in our doors. even of the christians who are here at glide. they are just not christian enough. >> reporter: they know throughout the bay area and beyond for its humanitarian mission. helping societies pour down the homeless, the drug adductors. basically anyone that is hurting, in need of help. but the bishop accuses them of straining from the tenants of the christian faith. in an open letter explaining her decision to yank the church's pastors, the bishop writes the sunday celebrations are, "uplifting concerts, but lack the fundamentals of christian worships." >> i don't believe they understand and appreciate the significance of the glide's mission in the neighborhoods and how we are really an expression of god's love. >> reporter: there

i'm devin fehely. and i'm melissa caen. a mass >>> it's 6:00 am on this sunday, june 17. good morning. >> let's get to our top story. a massive oak tree came crashing down in the east bay hitting a house, crushing cars, snapping power poles like toothpicks. witnesses say it was windy when the 100-foot tree toppled on ferry street in martinez. >> it he was crazy. it was a loud crackling like crackle, crackle, crackle. >> reporter: trish lives next door and not only heard it but felt the tree slam into the ground. >> it shook the house. i am right next door. i actually felt like a car went into a houszyreporter: it broug power lines, smashed into the roof of this home and caused several fires. >> the first wire fell on the other side and caught fire. so i came outside and then the weeds were on fire. so i grabbed a water hose. then i put the grass fire out. then another wire fell on this side and caught my truck on fire. i turned the water off and ran away. >> reporter: ortiz believes his truck is a total loss. two other cars were also damaged. luckily the family that lives

kpix5's devin fehely explains investigators are still searching for missing cattle. >> reporter: thetle were discovered in a shallow grave on this morgan hill ranch and may have gone undetected there for several week on what is now an ever expanding crime scene. >> yesterday when we originally talked to you, we had found nine dead livestock and the numb her is 11 now. -- number is 11 now. >> reporter:be tied to a disput between the property owner and grazing rights to the land. no arrests have been made and investigators are trying to figure out how the animals died. >> we're still looking at that. we have veterinarians at the scene. they'll be able to do the necropsy to determine the cause of death and everything like that, but the investigation is continuing. >> reporter: from sky drone 5 there are few signs of the grisly crime investigators think happened here. the sheriff's office said they have found some of the missing cattle alive but father the death old may yet grow -- fear the death toll may yet grow. >> they were in graves. we used the county parks department heavy equipme

kpix5's devin fehely explains it's a vicious cycle that's only worsening traffic. rebecca almes relies on e's going... b >> it takes me twice as long to get anywhere than in i just called an uber. it's inconvenient. they don't always show up. >> reporter: rebecca almez relies on buses to get where she's going and says the transit system isn't always reliable. >> i think the problem is that the bus company, they don't ride the buses. they have no idea what it's like for us and so they don't make realistic schedules. they say everything is 10 minutes apart, but i've lived here my entire life and traffic never allows for just a 10 minute ride. >> reporter: bus ridership has sharply dropped in the past year across the bay area, nowhere more than santa clara county. the valley transportation authority has seen a 10.7% drop. >> there's congestion pretty much everywhere. so we, as with many transit agencies around the country, are experiencing declining ridership on our bus systems. >> reporter: transit agencies say it can be a vicious cycle. the slower the buses are, the

kpix5's devin fehely with how this newly approved money could change it all. ye dget to open >> reporter: god gave us -- >> god gave us these beautiful beaches so that everyone can enjoy them, not just a billionaire. >> reporter: state senator jerry hill fought to include funding in this year's state budget to open tunitas creek beach to the public for the very first time and possibly force imminent domain to nearby martin's beach granting the public permanent access there as well. >> you can buy the land around the beach, but you can't deny access to that beach. you can't block the road. you can't close it off. you have to allow the public to enjoy the beach. >> reporter: the rights of private property owners versus the public's right to access california's coast is at the heart of the legal battle over martin's beach which may soon be heading to the u.s. supreme court. >> it is a matter of principle. >> reporter: the tech billionaire who owns the land surrounding martin's beach told kpix5 last month that the coastal commission shouldn't dictate how he uses l

i'm devin fehely. and i'm melissa caen. a mass >>> it's 6:00 am on this sunday, june 17.> let's get to our top story. a massive oak tree came crashing down in the east bay hitting a house, crushing cars, snapping power poles like toothpicks. witnesses say it was windy when the 100-foot tree toppled on ferry street in martinez. >> it he was crazy. it was a loud crackling like crackle, crackle, crackle. >> reporter: trish lives next door and not only heard it but felt the tree slam into the ground. >> it shook the house. i am right next door. i actually felt

kpix 5 devin fehely has the story. >> reporter: inspired by last year's catastrophic flooding, the pilot will help connect disaster victims with people willing to give them a place to stay in their

day, it's gone from highway 101 near sun beam circle next to a mobile home community, kpix 5's, devin fehelyclose it up. >> reporter: this homeless camp is sprawling and those that live here on the other side of the wall say that they want it gone. the people living hearsay, we understand that, but if we had somewhere to go, we would already be there. >> reporter: like so many disputes between neighbors, how you feel about whom is right, or who is wrong, has a lot to do with the fence and the side of the fence that you are on. >> guy tried to climb the fence and i yelled at him and said, what are you doing? >> reporter: the guy was coming from here, a makeshift homeless encampment, a dusty, dirty, dead-end, for those that have run out of options. >> we should not be here, there should be other options but there are only so many places that we can go. >> reporter: they are here by the dozens and the people living in the mobile home community on the other side of the wall are not too pleased about it, they complain about loud late night music, syringes tossed over the fence into their backyard

in palo alto, dave inferiorly -- devin fehely, kpix 5 news. >>> a housing shortage study has come up with its conclusions. just to a for the average home price ofover$1 mil the salary required would be close to $400,000. this could be considered in a special election next year. most of the taxes, a had tax for employees, -- a head tax for employees, most of it paid by apple . >>> the death of the great white shark is now part of a criminal investigation. >>> we showed you this video at civic center station and now the city is trying a new tactic, a place to drop dirty needles. >>> a stolen puppy found safe more than 50 miles away and the suspect arrested. we are there for the happy reunion. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ denny♪$5.99 are you out of your mind?♪99! seriously?! yup! eggs. hash browns. bacon. sausage. and buttermilk pancakes! ♪$5.99 are you out of your mind?♪ we're out of

. >> reporter: in san jose, devin fehely kpix 5. >>> video of a dangerous rescue. man from a burning car while bullets fly. >>> police officers honored for slowing down the tactics that saved lives in tricky situations. a wild rescue for state troopers in nevada. that popping sound you heard were bullets... boxes of ammo going off after a ca . >>> a wild rescue for state troopers in nevada. that popping sound you hear, bullets, boxes of ammo going off after a car crash and fire. dashcam videos shows troopers rescuing the man from the suv. no one was hurt by those bullets. >>> san francisco police are using de escalation tactics in pretty tricky situations. joe vazquez shows us how the city honored some police officers who helped bring dangerous confrontation to a more peaceful end. >> reporter: we showed you this scene last year. a manot his hand trying to cut his own throat. officers surrounded the man outside the safeway store in jackson square. and through de escalation techniques they were able to safely disarm him and arrestim most likely saving his life. toda

good morning, i'm devin fehely. i'm julie watts. starte . >>> welcome back. it's just about 6:30.ood morning. >> we'll get started this morning with a check of your forecast. >> we do have a red flag warning in effect once again, this time for the north bay. this red flag warning in effect until 11:00 tonight. we're talking hot temperatures, dry conditions, and gusty winds upwards of 35 miles per hour. highs today, triple digits inland, discovery bay looking at 102, clearlake 101. micro climate forecast, this is clayton where we saw the fires yesterday, 101 your high temperature forecasted today. we do see a cooling trend. temperatures will drop. we'll see more along the coast tomorrow. inland still going to be hot. mid-90s tomorrow. in clayton. here's a look outside, a beautiful view of the coast where we do have clear skies thanks to that warm, dry north flow. temperatures are on the mild side as you head out the door this morning. mid-60s right now for concord. upper 50s for oakland, san francisco, and santa rosa to start your saturday. looking for something to do, fillmore jaz

good morning, i'm devin fehely. and i'm jessica . . >>>welcome back. about 6:30. >>> today, the brand new transbay terminal at the base of sales force tower in san francisco is open for business. muni buses are the first to roll through. the 5, 7, and 35 lines will be moving from the temporary terminal to their new home on first and missions street. so far, the terminal has cost $2.25 billion. the project was first envisioned as the grand central of the west but getting cal tran and high speed rail on board will be a long way off. >> i think we're looking at somewhere in the range of 2027, 2028, so about ten years is what we're aiming for to get trains here. >> at least another $4 billion is needed to get the trains running. in the meantime, the new terminal will be a park, shopping area, and bus station. other bus lines like ac transit will start service in the terminal in august. >>>people living and working in san jose can look forward to improved wireless service. the result will be a half billion dollar investment in the cities broad band infrastr

good morning, i'm devin fehely. and i'm jackie ward.. julie has the day off.. let's start this .. . >>>welcome back. good morning. >> let's start this lfho with o focast rerter: wed 10 to 15 degrees on friday. we will gain an additional 10 to 15 degrees today. look at these highs. back to the 90s in sonoma and napa county. fairfield, a high of 95-degree, concord 95-degree, 90 in san jose. it will be warm near the water as well, oakland 83, fremont, 85, and 75 your high today in san francisco. coming up in my full weather cast, how long the heat sticks around and when we finally will climb back to average. that's all coming up soon. >> thank you so much. >>>it took almost six months but the largest wildfire in reported california history is officially out. yesterday, los padres officials called the fire extinguished. the fire began way back in early december of last year, and burned more 440 square miles in ventura and santa barbara counties. two people were killed, more than a thousand buildings were destroyed. >>>police are investigating the stabbing deaths of two people in a room

. >> i'm devin fehely. let's start this half hour with a check of the forecast. julie watts is tracking what we can expect. >> we are looking at sunshine and it's going to be a beautiful day. we are just kicking off a warming trend. blue skies over the golden gate and pretty much all of the bay area this morning. temperatures are a bit cooler from this time yesterday. 53 in livermore, 50 in oakland, 48 in livermore. making our way throughout the day, we warm up to the mid-60s along the coast. mid-70s by the bay, and upper 80s for folks inland. yes, this is warmer than yesterday but not as warm as what we will expect by tuesday of next week. meantime, ghiradelli square festival, plenty of sunshine, mid-60s for you today. heading inland, sunny and warm today. temperatures flirting with 80 degrees. elsewhere, the hot air balloon classic looking great, up north 78. we'll have the full forecast coming up. meantime, back to you guys. >>> fire crews are battling a wind driven brushfire in contained. it b the i-5 freeway in santa clarita. the fire started yesterday and q

in downtown stockton, devin fehely, kpix5. >>> white house press secretary sarah sanders usually speaksehalf of president trump, but today she was asked about her feelings as a mom. kpix5's ken bastida is here to explain that. >> yeah, allen. sanders got into a heated sparring match with the white house press corps today about the administration's policy to separate migrant families at the border. it all started when attorney general jeff sessions quoted a bible verse to defend his "zero tolerance policy." the passage from the book of romans says, "the laws of government are ordained by god for the purpose of order." >> i'm not aware of the attorney general's comments or what he would be referencing. i can say that it is very biblical to enforce the law. that is actually repeated a number of times throughout the bible. ed from their >> well, another reporter asked sanders, a mother of three, if she feels anything for the children separated from their parents. >> reporter: come on, sarah. you're a parent. don't you have any empathy for what these people are going through? >> guys, settle

encampment would be cleaner, more orderly, and pose less risk to nearby neighborhoods, in san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> the bay area fire danger is rising along with summer temperatures. case in point, this two alarm gas fire that broke out in brisbane three hours ago. this is on top of icehouse hill on top of bayshore boulevard. crews got it under control before it damaged any structures but it is expected to get warmer and windy this weekend. kpix 5 reporter, julie watts, asked pg&e if they have plans to cut power in high fire danger areas? >> reporter: with the high fire warning in effect for the north bay mountains and east bay hills, all eyes are on pg&e and their newly announced policy to power in extreme fire weather conditions. it is all hands on deck in pg&e's newly staffed wildfire safety operations center, staffed with firefighters and engineers that will decide of the hot and dry conditions this weekend will call for preemptive power outages. >> reporter: this is after the first wildfire warning since the center has been operational, how do they decide to flip the switch? >> a

i am devin fehely . >> and i am julie watts.