hears devon feely with their story. >> [ music ] >> sometimes you just know when the romance is gone, 2019 and his wife sheree and, have fallen fallen out of love with their tech jobs, daniel and pandora, after years spent in tech streaming services digital music, the couple's next venture venture would be a decidedly analog affair. >> nothing can replicate human connection and in person interaction. >> it's really about giving into into the experience of the album. >> reporter: the experience, revolves around playing and listening to folding records. you remember records if you are of a certain age, and if you are are of another age you dimly recall them as the thing before the thing before every song since the dawn of creation was on your phone. >> it feels like it envelops you, and almost like him a live music setting. >> they draw inspiration from japan's hi-fi listening rooms, daniel is a dj lovingly curates a song list and cares for the state-of-the-art sound system, that would set you back is much as a fancy sports car. >> create meaningful and lasting lasting experiences with

in santa clara, devon feely, kpix 5. >>> thank you so much. you can find more coverage on kpix.com in the top story. you will also find information to help you pack that earthquake survival kit. >>> as we continue our coverage on the city's mayoral races, a look at how treva reid plans to solve the city's problems. >>> and we have your red and gold report next. >>> today, plenty of sunshine, a little bree i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dangerous flavored tobacco and helps protect kids from nicotine addiction. please vote yes on 31. vote yes on prop 31. >>> welcome back. we continue to profile the front runners in the race to replace oakland mayor libby schaaf. earlier in the newscast ever

car crashes in san jose this year, the numbers keep going up despite efforts by police, reporter devon feely spoke to a member of the city council, about a program she hopes will prevent traffic deaths. >> these are not statistics. these are human beings. grandma, grandma, grandpa, mothers, daughters, children. >> san jose city councilwoman says the city is careening towards a staggering and frankly frankly stats sad statistic. 55 people killed in traffic accidents so far this year. on pace to break a record for traffic deaths. >> this is not a record we want to break in the city of san jose. i am so saddened by the last fatality. >> the councilman chairs the city's vision zero task force, whose goal is to prevent as many many traffic deaths as possible. possible. each time someone is killed in a traffic accident it triggers a review of the design of the street and area. to see if anything can be done to prevent future crashes. >> making sure that our streets and crosswalks are well lit, but but our streets are well lit, that the markings on the streets streets are identifiable and easy to s