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zooming if on some of the heavier downpours we're seeing around the bay area right now, downtown san jose moderate rain and briefly heavy rain going from south to north, moving up the peninsula towards palo alto. you see san francisco, showers there, and out towards pleasanton and walnut creek, mill valley the showers moving south, which is a little unusual. we're used to seeing them go west to east as storm systems go by. but the lift in the atmosphere is increasing ahead of a weather system that's still off to the west and some cooler air aloft with it as it crosses over the bay area. could give us a recipe for thunder, even though the sun has gone down. it's this rotation we're seeing offshore that area of low pressure which will push more moisture our way and see a chance of heavier showers at times. yes, snow in the sierra. the snow levels are pretty high close to about 7,000 feet. later on tonight, cooler air moves in. we got the winter weather advisory through the day tomorrow. we should see 6 to 12 inches of fresh powder. cooler air starts to drop in as we get in monday afternoon.

a live look at downtown san jose. >> things will warm up as we progress through the week. >> that's the case. temperatures now mostly in the 40s. we have fog developing out there. storm track lifts to the north, boosts up high. then talking about near record temperatures by tomorrow. that will continue well into your valentine's day weekend. but because of that remnant moisture, i'm counting on fog this morning and a really foggy start tomorrow morning. sunny finish for all. temperatures mostly in the low to mid 60s by lunch time today. we'll see a couple 50s out there. as we get into this afternoon, a big boost in your numbers. by about 3 to 5 degrees. tomorrow we hit the peak of what we're expecting from this warming trend. it will be very warm out there. just about all week long, temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. most of this in moments. right now we want to check your drive and say good morning to mike inouye. >> good morning, folks. dublin, a smooth drive right now after that construction picked up. that caused some delay west of dublin and out of livermore. we have some more s

san jose starting this summer. >>> batkid opens the 25th annual cinequest festival in downtown san jose last night. >> it was liked pitt just -- [ indiscernible ] there he is! >> it's so true. the batkid begins documentary is about the day in 2013 when a wish came true for 5-year- old cancer patient miles scott. he was in costume playing superhero for the day in the city with the help of countless volunteers in san francisco. julia roberts is thinking of making a film based on the documentary which is at this year's cinequest. >> it's exciting the 25th anniversary and we have 91 united states world premieres, huge events with legendary directors big in new movies. >> cinequest runs through march 8 at the historic california theater and other downtown san jose theaters. my guess is that might be the most popular one. >> i would think so. could we ever forget that day? it was great. >> all of us have worked very closely with make-a-wish. it brought so much more attention to their goals. so great. >> yeah. >> he looks great. >> it was such a magical day. it's awesome to relive it. >>> back to work. back to traffic.

tonight a documentary on the boy who touch eded millions of hearts in downtown san jose will open up the 2015 small film festival. >> it is honored with the star about a star. it is the bat kid in the bat kid begins. >> what is the better story of a kid like that, he has a disease and fighting it to win, and then has a parade and the entire city comes out. >> and his story leukemia treatment, and his love of superheroes superheroes, and especially batman. >> the biggest takeaway for me is how so many people came together to make a little kid happy, and so it is happy, and gives you hope about life and people. >> and the film festival in downtown san jose where 90 films will premier. >> it started as a 13-day event, and it will be filled with over 30,000 fans. >> reporter: that young man could not be here but everybody will be here for him. >> i thought it was inspiring. >> i am so glad that we got to experience it. >> yeah. >> reporter: and the filmmakers are hoping that his world will go worldwide again. >> to crossover to become that summer hit that he can have play ed in the theat

. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in downtown san jose where cinequest kicks off, a movie a memorable event in the bay area. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and sam. cinequest kicking off tonight at the california theater here in downtown san jose with a documentary about an enormous event that took place in san francisco about 15 months ago. that film, that documentary called "batkid begins." as you can guess by the tight tell chronicles what the city and volunteers did to help young cancer patient myles scott live out his dream in november of 2013 of becoming a superhero to save gotham from the likes of the riddler and the penguin. this film has been so well-received that julia roberts, the actress, signed up to turn it into a feature film "batkid begins" the documentary producered by current and former staff at nbc bay area it should be worth noting. this being the 25th year, the silver anniversary for the cinequest film fest. it's remarkable how much it's grown. the founder points out to "the mercury news" in 1990 people told it would fail and san jose wouldn't

nicko are banking on them. >> we are making sure they are doing great. >> reporter: the bus from downtown san jose will run two hours before the game and one hour after. the official season opener is march 22nd. reporting live tonight in san jose michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >> a large angry crowd of santa clara public fishes wokkers held a rally today to try to help the city hold on to its convention center. the group chanting and carrying signs descending on an oversight committee, governor brown resolved the development agencies. oversight committee controls the assets for the old redevelopment agencies. under santa clara one of the assets is the convention center. protesters want the committee free of money to keep funding the convention center. isn't a santa clara wants to buy the center back in a process not colluding santa clara county and the committee put off any decision until at left next thursday. >> news they were dreading. no federal water allocation this year for california farmers. in other words federal agency responsible for delivering water to many farmers simply doesn't

cinequest runs through march 8 at several downtown san jose venues. >> it really was a feel good day for all of us. you know, you cover some bad things in the news department but, man, everyone just -- we did it at noon. we lit up. >> i think that it has brought such a great awareness to make- a-wish foundation as well which all of us have worked so very closely with so that's what's so keen about this story as well as his progressive health. he is doing really great these days, right? so that's a feel good story. >>> hope you're feeling good out the door this morning. grab a light jacket. we have chilly temperatures inland. at this hour we are stepping outside and look very carefully. you see those clouds in the foreground? those clouds act like a blanket. that's why in san francisco, right now, near the transamerica building, it is 54 degrees. but where we are minus the cloud cover, it is currently in the upper 30s from santa rosa through guerneville into occidental. oakland now at 52 degrees. it's in the 40s in livermore. here's what we can all expect. first off today, it's not as

center near downtown san jose.s 4:53. >> some lonely souls but there will be a lot of people here. new film set to sizzle on the big screen, igniting some hot ideas in the tourist industry. >> just the trailer alone. fans of kensington park hotel offering a fifty shades of women experience. for an extra $150 you get a little black box full of items to let's say jumpstart the night. it includes a paddle, soft hand restraints and other unmentionables. >> i got a manicure yesterday and some woman said i'm getting the fifty shade of grey color on my nails. everybody's buzzing about this. so i wanted something for my guests at personality hotels to buzz about. >> they're not the only ones trying to turn a little grey into green. target offering adult themed movie tie-ins as well. the film opens a week from friday. >>> opening the door for a little bit of risque on this tuesday. 4:54. >>> another story about the birds and the bees, this one is a lot more literal. the mess left behind when a chicken truck crashed into a t

san jose crash as well. >>> a live look outside, downtown san jose this morning. nice and clear with a beautiful day to come. it is 6:00, wednesday, february 11th. you're watching "today in the bay." >> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> thank you very much for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. developing right now, the search is on for a gunman in san jose who shot a woman eating in a restaurant. it happened at may hong at the intersection of center and tully. police do not think the woman was exactly targeted? >> no. they say that there were heavy curtains on the restaurant windows and that she was inside, the shooter was outside across the parking lot. so they say that it's likely that the shooter was aiming at the restaurant, though not directly at that woman. that restaurant is the may hong restaurant near center and tully road. this is san jose's little saigon neighborhood, and even at, you know, just a couple minutes before 9:00, it is a bustling part of town. several lanes of traffic in each direction. officers say t

of the open space that we have. >> reporter: retail has been one of the big missing links in downtown san joser about the last 45 years. ever since big suburban shopping malls like valley fair started gaining in popularity. there are blocks and blocks of vacant storefronts in downtown san jose and the stores that are open are often spread out making window shopping difficult. >> the nice thing about the concept is you can move it from location to, you know, where you need it. the downside is that it looks like a container. >> reporter: not the most attractive but backers say they have to be better looking than the blighted storefronts that are there now. in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> san jose experimented with pop-up retail over the holidays with a half dozen stores and two of them have since evolved into brick and mortar businesses. >>> four million dollars for an elevator that's been used just four times. this lift to get up and down the bay bridge tower is broken. tonight we ask, what's the deal? >> and saying good-bye to the stick. there she goes. a look at the demolition already un

san jose shooting in the last eight days. to the five victims have vice officers are now working step up their security something that was done years ago. also to stop violence in downtownmeth lab inside a dublin home. raided by police -- officials say they discovered. a lot of drugs and the tools used to make meth- amphetamine. tonight, kron four's philippe djegal reports -- four people are under arrest. this hole in the door, really happened here wednesday morning. >>:is a surprising still a lot of police cars and fire trucks out herewhere police busted in. >> "my bedrooms right there and there was never anything weird going on." after serving a search warrant on the home. dublin polie arrested these three and a fourth adult whose mugshot police say is unavailable. >> "i didn't expect that they were being arrested. i though it was you know some minor thing that was blown out of proportion." investigators discovered about a half pound of methamphetamine worth about 20-thousand dollars. they also found about 12- thousand dollars in cash. felker says the real tragedy though is what will happen to the 7th grade boy who lives in that duplex. sot- "some of our neighbors are

this is downtown san jose. traffic looks good. >>> more information coming up this morning about a man who was shot and killed by san jose police after he entered someone's home. officers were called to the house just before 5:00 yesterday night. fox two news reporter georgia mean dela v,ga with what the man's friends are telling us about the shooting. >> reporter: here on sherman street. this is a neighborhood south of downtown close to san jose state university. police have left, but people in this neighborhood are shaken up. they are wondering why an armed man came into a home here. police say, just after five yesterday afternoon, officers responded to a 911 call inside a home in this 1300 block of sherman street. police say a man carrying a knife entered the home. a person asking for help was walking inside an upstairs bedroom. officers arrived on the scene and found a man outside the home. they told him to drop the knife. they say instead he came at them. >> fired frommer that duty weapons at him, striking

too his front door. >> line will go toward the parking lot. >> reporter: the bus route from downtown san jose will rundlw hours before the game and one hour after. and the official season opener march 22nd. reporting live in san jose michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >> that field looks good and so does the pizza. coming up in sports more coverage of the quakes field of dreams including how the new facility might take the team and the sport to the next level be. >> the bay area is getting a bit of rain this weekend. a live look at san jose on your left where clouds are increasing. on your right kirkwood ski resort where people are seeing is snow already. jeff ranieri is tracking the storm. how much moisture will we get this weekend? >> it will vary widely. the core of the system is still off to the north. that's why we've mainly had the cloud cover increase today. a dramatic drop in temperatures. the other thing has been the wind coming out of the north 20 to 40 miles per hour. current reading of 308 miles per hour. wind whipped waves as high as seven feet. the highest wind gust even to 51

who is getting kicked off the sidewalk in downtown san jose? plus the hefty price violators could face. also -- >> the suspect in the sierra lamar murder case was%nv!v in court today in order to set a trial date. i'm robert honda. coming up what happened what didn't happen and why. >> plus the warriors head to the white house, steve curry and president obama together. >> and good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. cloud covering increasing. and that cloud cover is all coming from a storm system off to the north. we're tracking this in our rape potential coming up in a few minutes. . >> you it's been nearly three years since sierra lamar vanished near her morgan hill home on her way to school. today the man charged with her disappearance and murder was in court yet again. again a trial date was not set. robert honda is in san jose this evening. you've been on the forefront of this case. what's the delay here? >> reporter: well, there are a lot of different reasons. there was a lot of frustration expressed by supporters of the lamar family.

. >> to a straight corner in downtown san jose. >> what do i have to say?> i mean with your medical condition would be for using cannibus. >> do you i have any symptoms? anxiety? >> do i need proof? >> no. >> two staids. >> does it have to be true? >> can you make it up? >> yes. insomnia insomnia. who doesn't have insomnia? >> from there an nbc investigative producer met with the doctor inside a room at this motel. >> how did it go down? >> when we were here the doctor asked me what are you here from and i said i have some medical paper work but i want a medical marijuana card. >> he brought this paper work proof from his personal primary care physician that he had heartburn. >> did the doctor ask you if you had a heartburn? >> no. the doctor never asked me. >> did you expect that the doctor would examine you? >> i expected a stethoscope somewhere. i never saw a stethoscope. never listened to my heart rate didn't check my pulse. >> so with heartburn and 08 bucks our producer got this medical marijuana recommendation and this card, all the documentation requ

san francisco. no problems on interstate 880 north and southbound as you drive through here in downtown -- from here to downtown oakland it is a nice drive. and in san jose northbound 280 traffic that looks good through downtown san jose. all the way up to the valley. it is 4:31, let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> as steve just mentioned, rain coming back to the bay area but a little bit later today. alex savidge is in healdsburg. alex. >> reporter: pam, good morning to you. just some drizzle up here in healdsburg where we are this morning. more rain on the way. a lot more of it. this is what you see in the downtown healdsburg area. you can see the sandbags around to protect these businesses from the possibility of flooding. we are in front of a salon that is all ready to go. they are bracing for as much as seven inches of rain. flash flood watches in effect throughout the north bay. this is the first significant rain in northern california in about six weeks. a wet, windy storm that will bring periods of heavy rain. yesterday people were busy filling sandbags. in downtown healdsburg, business owners say they are not take any chances. many

one no one and no. 80 is about 29 minutes from downtown san jose down to cupertino. >>: reporter: 85 toga the mid peninsula has no real picnic here where the cells of traffic and the san bruno redwood city to one no one even to the normal trouble-free to 80 is heavy almost to san bruno down to redwood city. it's a delay that has less pass as the big world. the is the bay bridge ride promised to update the drive times here 22 minutes now out of the mcarthur maze . the san mateo bridge west bound about the chain is from a road over to san mateo the golden gate bridge is sluggish now because of the peak of the south of commute. the richmond bridge west bound this interstate 580 is already starting to break up here and it's not a big backup any longer. >>: reporter: one of this year's most talked-about film sets at the raiders a this valentine's day weekend 50 shades of gray. it's in berlin yesterday where they was based on the eel trilogy about the literature student who meets a billionaire named christian great. the book sold more than a hundred million copies. it is translated into 50

san carlos to the south and st. john street to the north. and here's the map. now, the reason is? safety. pedestrian traffic is a lot higher downtown hotels nearly full and san jose state with record enrollment. if you break the rules, you could be fined. >>> gas prices are slowly rising because of higher prices for crude oil. the average price of gas climbed above $3 a gallon this week. that's the first time it went over three bucks a gallon since early december. analysts say in-state refineries switching over to summer gas blend also contributed to the increase. >> tech giant apple has to pay the much smaller company half a billion. owing smart flash $533 million to resolve a claim that apple's itunes infringes on a previously-owned patent. apple plans to appeal this decision. smart flash originally filed the complaint back in 2013. >> they're not just after your credit card info. hackers now want your health care data. and the results can be very unhealthy. our business tech reporter scott budman joins us. >> reporter: you know it is said now that health departmentcare data is worth more to hackers even than our credit card data because there's more informatio

madyun kron4news >> pam: the sidewalks on certain streets are now off limits to bicycles in downtown san jose pam: the partial ban.approved by the city council. went into effect today. it affects sidewalks on either side of 1st, 2nd 3rd and 4th streets. and along san fernando street in downtown san jose. >> pam: the action comes amid an increase in pedestrian traffic in those areas. san jose is hoping the new measure will make it safer for both those on foot and in cars. >> pam: but pedestrians are mixed >> i like it. it there is a matter of time before they hit someone. >> i think the old people need a place to ride their bicycles. i can take the side look myself spirit--i can take the the the site will >> i think we can assure the road. --share >> pam: as for cyclists they now have new, clearly marked bike lanes which are designed to give them plenty of space in order to avoid sidewalks. >> reporter: taking a look at our current conditions. like wind coming in from that direction with high- level moisture. high pressure still in control. up and over here is the first storm system. actually

. >> reporter: to a street corner in downtown san jose. what do i have to say? >> i mean what's your medical condition would be for using cannabis. do you have any symptoms anxiety, trouble sleeping? >> do i need any proof? >> not at all. >> reporter: essentially, two states, two different laws one's recreational, and one's medical. >> so what does he have to say to get the card? >> just say that you have lower back pain or something. >> does it have to be true? >> i mean, not necessarily. >> reporter: what our investigation and our hidden cameras have discovered when defining medical and recreational marijuana laws it may be a distinction without a difference. is this a regular doctor? >> she's an m.d. but she specializes in doing just this. >> reporter: she is a recruiter, walking us to that hotel room blocks from the recent hempconconvention in downtown san jose. >> you have a reason. insom in ain a. who doesn't have insomnia? >> from there, the producer met with the doctor inside a room at the motel. >> when we were here the doctor asked me what are you here

. >> they are happening in downtown san jose. s february 24th and goes to march 8th. >> and it's theaters around san jose, is there a specific place where you can come and watch and enjoy? >> we have the camera 12 cinema and everything is in walking distance, even the events and everything that is happening during the 13 day festival. >> what do you hope that the folks that are in if festival are left in on march 9th after the festival is done? >> it's about empowering the communities and transforming lives. we hope that everyone who goes is transformed and goes out to follow their dreams. >> these are not big budget films. some of them are $50,000, and $200,000. it varies, but people put their heart soul in them. >> exactly, it's their baby. >> if you want more information, the film festival goes from february 24th to march 8th. there's the web dress for more information. any final thoughts? >> no, thank you so much for having me. >> thank you for being here. we will see you there. coming up on "communidad del valle." >>> he has

san jose and livermore. eventually by 3:00, highs today that should reach the low 70s south of downtown san jose around saratoga and los gatos and san francisco highs upper 60s to near 70 today. the warmest of the next few as we see big changes rolling in later tonight. upper 60s to the low 70s in the north bay and tri-valley for this afternoon. notice the winds out of the north. not too bad this morning, but later on the wind speeds pick up. wind gusts of 20 to 30 miles per hour in the north bay hills. much cooler air sweeping on in. the next system dropping in from the north mainly over land. it's not going to have a lot of miss cooisture to work with but air towards the sierra. ♪ coming in. good news. starting tomorrow, showers possible and snow levels as low as 5,000 feet friday then dropping down even more than that as we get into saturday afternoon. here is the issue if you're making travel plans to the sierra starting tomorrow into the weekend. you can see snow totals adding up. some of the higher peeks may get above a foot of fresh powder by the time the weekend is done. today, fine for outdoor plans. t

tracking two crashes in the east bay and i'll give you an update on the san jose crash as well. >>> a live look outside, downtown morning. nice and clear with a beautiful day to come. it is 6:00, wednesday, february 11th. you're watching "today in the bay." >> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> thank you very much for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. developing right now, the search is on for a

we'll take a live look outside at downtown san jose. it's dark now but we'll lighten up and bring on the heat. meteorologist christina roar ren bringing us with a look at your forecast this friday the 13th. no one here is intimidated. i'll tell you that right now. >> bring on the black hats. >> you also light up our world. good morning to you. temps mostly in the 40s. it's a nice clear start out there and it's going to be a beautiful, i mean beautiful day. i don't think president barack obama is going to want to leave the bay area. after all he's headed to palm springs after that and they will be in the 90s as we get into this weekend. for us, we're going to see the mid to upper 70s, just spectacular conditions. these will be new records. i want to take you into the lunchtime hour where the temperatures are expected to climb. and then by 3:00 today, very warm conditions. 78 in couper teen no, 79 in the valley, 77 degrees in saratoga. you head over the hill into the beautiful coast. ridge and i can tell you temperatures there also in the

live look outside downtown san jose, you're starting off your work week monday, february the 16th. this is "today in the bay." >>> a very good happy presidents day to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. >>> breaking news we've been following all morning long, fierce flames light up the early morning sky. investigators are trying to figure out if this massive fire at a bay area middle school was starteded on purpose. >> this was at claremont middle school right neex to b.a.r.t. station. stephanie chuang has been at the scene all morning long. it appeared the door was pride open? >> reporter: that's right, good morning laura and sam. i spoke with oakland police as well as officials from the district, the school district who say it appears the first reports came in as a burglary alarm or report around 12:30 this morning and the police sergeant saying possibly a win t dough smashed and a door pride open. you can see on miles avenue the fire trucks have been replaced by oakland police vehicles as the investigation now moves forward. target is aroun

. >>> a film about batkid kicked off the 25th annual cinequest film festival in downtown san jose.at the historic california theater for batkid begins. it's a document think about that day in 2013 when a wish came through for 5-year-old cancer patient miles scott. he was in costume playing superhero for the day with countsless volunteers in san francisco. >> it's fun what's a better story with a little boy who wins and gets a big parade where an entire city comes out and then the world watches online. >> julia roberts is said to be thinking of turning the story into a feature film. cinequest runs through march 8 at several downtown san jose movies. >> i think that movie would do very well. i had a lot of friends across the country saying they loved it. >>> liz, on that note, we kick it to you in traffic. >> thank you, guys. yeah, let's see what's going on. we have a couple of issues. we have the bay bridge metering lights on now. and at least this time they didn't have to turn them on manually. there was a big old issue yesterday that cause an earlymorning backup. so they had to pu

. >> reporter: in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. the officers who fired the shots have 7 to 8 years experience and were members of the gang unit. they are on standard paid administrative leave. >>> west coast ports including oakland are closed right now and will stay closed for most of the long holiday weekend. terminal operators won't high crews to load or unload ships today or th presidents day weekend. they accuse the longshoremen of a slowdown to get leverage in contract talks. >> its slowed down to nothing. they are trying to work it slow to make pressure and trying to make it hold the trucks outside. >> the pacific maritime association which represents the company says negotiations are expected to resume later today. a spokesman for the longshoreman's union says concerns over worker safety is a key issue. >>> protestors stormed a bart board meeting calling for charges and restitution to be dropped stemming from a "black lives matter" demonstration. as kpix 5's anne makovec reports, they won't be getting everything they demande

san jose. a new city ordinance took effect this week found fernando, 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th street in downtown san jose. fines now range from $100 all the way to $1,000. now, kids 12 years old and younger and their guardians as well as of course the police officers on bike. the bicycle traffic on the sidewalk. but it does force him to write on the street and increases their risk of being hit by a car. >> time now is 447. >> yes, you have. >> we're off to a good start. >> yes, all right. yes, you're absolutely right, i mean, it's early, brian you know this. a lot of people were on the road, so, yeah, so brian has a little experience to get in this chair and we're off to a good start, there you go. out to this whole plaza and you can see for yourself that we are doing very well here, westbound coming up to take it, you know, that's why people get up early, they don't deal with a huge back up and right now the time not to deal with that but take a look at north and southbound, the traffic here is looking good in front of the coliseum and up to downtown oakland and no major issues. if you're driving o

san jose, you see the santa cruz mountains there. we have left%cnx overs showers that moved from downtown san jose over to loss 4/ gatt owes.he action today south of mardi grasson hill. th)n q the outer fringe of an area of low pressure causing big problems in00 the central valley with thunderstorms and snow at times close to thea]j zbrap vine. here a different s -zstory. just the outer pring of those showers near san jose right now. heading into tomorrow morning areas south of san jose may see a slight chance of a shower. 40s andfpy to start. temperatures climbing as we get into the middle part of the work week. the full forecast coming up. >>> some members[ghqu of a san francisco church attended today's mass in back clothing as a symbol of igprotest. parents and alumni at star of the sea church are upset over a controversial pamphlet give to kids aso cd young as 7 years old. during the service a few members dropped notes of oppositionmeí instead of cash into the collection basket. the notes are directed at father joseph ilo about the literature. >> it wasgk without the permission >> í>cx is also behind the decision t

the documentary on the boy who touched millions of hearts played at the california theater in downtown san jose. it's called "batkid begins." it really shows the story of batkid miles scott. it takes you behind the scenes of his famous day in san francisco. >> a better story than that, a little boy who has leukemia, who fights it and wins and then gets a big parade where an entire city comes out. >> hans zimmer, the composer of the recent batman "dark knight" series even composed some music for the film. i stayed last night and watched it. it was phenomenal. >> i'm guessing there were not a lot of dry eyes. >> not a lot of dry eyes. but also, my face hurt from smiling so much. >> it's such a nice story. you were there as was christina. >> she introduced it. >> yes, she did. >> what a beautiful, beautiful film, full of love. you can still find out more about that on our website. 13 days of film festival fun. and really, this year, they've outdone themselves. temperatures are a little chilly as a result. we're going to see a really nice warm-up later on today. clear, cold morning. making way to b

today is thursday february 5th, live look outside downtown san jose. are watching "today in the bay." >>> a very good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. san francisco police are on the hunt for three armed robbers who stormed a tiffany's store and getting away with a stash of diamonds. >> stephanie chuang joins us live from the westfield shopping center on market street in san francisco. any leads at this point, stephanie? >> reporter: good morning to you both, sam and laura. police first of all saying the disguises were pretty clever, construction workers and i just saw a couple construction workers walk by here, a lot of projecting around here. so they made their escape, police say, outside these doors here along mission street, although they went in through the front inside the tiffany's store, this is around 3:00 in the afternoon yesterday, it was closed for the rest of the day. police say the three armed men went into the store, demanded everyone get on the ground before forcing one employee to open jewelr

the six-mile extension will start at the barryessa station and run into downtown san jose and santa clara. the dta will outline its plans and look at the environmental impact. the meeting starts at 5:30 at the vta customer service center on santa clara street in san jose. >>> it's 5:10 on your tuesday. the new contender that could jump into the race today to fill senator barbara boxer's seat. >>> plus pets on amtrak. the new efforts to allow to you take your little best friend along for the ride. >>> plus a very serious hack found inside all kinds of computers but who's behind it? we'll take a look coming up in business and tech. this... is the best part of the day. when we sit down together and talk. more and more, we're having conversations about the food itself: how good it is for us. how good it is for the planet. at monsanto, we're working with farmers to make balanced meals accessible to everyone. while using natural resources more efficiently. it's time for a bigger discussion about food. be part of the conversation at discover.monsanto.com >>> america's new secretary of defense of

patient should wash their hands the sidewalk or searches trees are not off- limits to bicycles and downtown san jose for second and third for tree in a long downtown san jose. there has been an increase to pedestrian traffic i do not think it is a big problem at a share the road with each other here as for the cycle of the down have new clearly marked by claimed were to decide to give them plenty of space to the avoid writing all those business sidewalks. this plan this was to lay be protected under free speech but displaying a swastika has certain compensation. >>james: they're torn san on one hand believe in freedom of speech of the also the not agree with this line the swastika coming up we will have more headlines from here in the bay area and around the nation and world take a quick while the calcite we're on track to see potential is a line around the bay this coming weekend. bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilit

the skyline in downtown san jose. >>> watch out jimmy fallon. a group of high school students is coming for you job, sort of. >> the young actors in washington are challenging the host to an improv-off. >> here we go. >> the kids at the high school posted this video to youtube last week. so far it has about 40,000 views. the students say they're huge fallon fans and the ideas span from their favorite tonight show hit, ew. they're returning to social media. we'll see what happens. >> throwing down the gauntlet there. was he using a selfie stick? >> i think so. >>> the biggest stars in the nba are in new york right now. >> the players and the warriors including steph curry stopped by the tonight show. >> man, in a rare move fallon flipped the script letting the players poke a little fun at not only him but tonight show as well. >> good to have you. go right ahead. >> our next writer is jonathaned a adler, he was voted most like toy to call chuck e cheese the curve. >> he will take the court tomorrow for the three-point shooting contest before the

. >>> a live look outside right now, downtown san jose, as the sun comes up it's monday february the you are watching "today in the bay." good monday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> even i'm laura garcia-cannon. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live on capitol hill, we've heard from terrorists before. >> we have this al shabab the somali based group that took responsibility for the 2013 deadly attack on that mall in nairobi, kenya, now they put out a video over the weekend saying the mall of america and other big malls around the world will be targeted. the authorities here in washington say that it's not a credible threat but certainly they are watching this mall and others. the mall says they have raised their own security as a result of that. and all of this is raising more awareness about the need for money at homeland security. there's a friday deadline for lawmakers to fund that agency, it's been caught up in a big fight over immigration, but now some of the republicans who did not want to give up that money say that they will back off, because a federa

a live look at the sparkling downtown san jose. the new life-saving feature on the most popular social media network, with the click of a button you can use facebook to prevent suicide. if you see a friend post something about harming him or herself you can officially report it and facebook will send for help via their help line to a friend. people have been able to report suicides on facebook since 2011, but the new tool makes it more user friendly. >>> 4:44. today is calm add critical day for the future of the internet and net neutrality. the fcc is expected to vote on regulating the internet like a public utility. the proposal treats all broadband providers as common carriers allowing prohibiting fast lane granting faster access to company for a fee. today's mesh sir expected to pass. >>> pilots of a popular airline are told to double down on safety procedures after several close calls. >>> and the nasdaq on the verge of the hitting a level it has not touched in 15 years. >>> history could be made for that and the rest of the ne

on a clear day, you canñç see downtown san jose from the observatory.e are actually four telescopes that are currently in operation on a nightly basis being used for scientific research. owned and operated by the university of california system there is talk about funding being completely cut not too long ago. staff has been reduced in recent years. it now runs on a very limited budget. eleanor gates has been an astronomer here for 17 years. >> i studied black holes at the centers for distant galaxies. >> reporter: but today, a big announcement from google. the company donating $1 million over the next two years which will help augment the $1.5 million a year the observatory currently gets from the uc system. still short of the $2.5 million they actually need, gates hopes it will spur even more donations down the road. >> it gets kids excited about science. it is those kids, their interest in science and engineering and math that will lead to the future innovators. >> reporter: community members say it's a sound investment. >> it's great a facility like

. >>> and a live look outside right now, downtown san jose. covered in a cloak of darkness. but don't worry, that sun is well on its way. it's 4:57. we'll have another look at your news, traffic, and weather right after this break. >>> breaking news. san francisco police investigating a stabbing at a store popular with tourists. >>> plus, chris culliver heads to court. what he's accused of. >>> and more sun and king tides for today. i'll tell you when your next chance for rain moves in in your microclimate weather forecast. >>> i'm following the early morning start to your commute in the east bay. we'll show you what the latest is. >> live look outside right now. you are watching "today in the bay." >>> thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. police in san francisco are investigating a stabbing just feet from union square. stephanie chuang joining us live from san francisco. what are officers telling you out there? >> reporter: good morning to you, sam and laura. we know from san francisco police that there was a stabbing here at the 24-

san jose expecting 66. palo alto also in the mid 60s. san francisco looking at 64 for around downtown. north bay, east bay, and trivalley, some of the warmest weather in napa after starting off with the coldest. you should see some of the warmest weather due to the north winds that will help to boost our 2678temperatures. try weather all the way through thursday's forecast. and the possibility of rain on friday and saturday. now not a big storm system but maybe a 10th to a quarter of an inch. it will change things up dramatically from what weave dealt with lately. >> we'll take it. >>> next the last thing you want to deal with in an emergency, but it's happening at an alarming rate. the serious problem plaguing the 911 system. >>> and cleaning plates may not be the best thing. dishes and your child's health. >>> tonight, we have christina aguilera jeff probst and a performance from kid rock. we're on next. >>> imagine calling 911 from your cell phone and dispatchers are unable to locate where you are. it happens more than you'd think. 60% of wireless 911 calls cannot be properly locate

. >>> a live look outside right now, that is downtown san jose on your monday, some brave souls on their work week a little bit early, we'll be back with more news, weather and traffic after the break. >>> a terror threat at america's largest malls. we'll have details in a live report. >>> plus not a shutdown but a snag at the port of oakland. we'll explain what's mind a brief work stoppage there. >>> we're looking to the bay bridge, you have a little backup forming, we'll talk about the bridge this morning and what's going as you cross. >>> a live look outside, beautiful bay bridge. look at that, a little windy out there that shakes our camera on this monday, february 23rd. this is "today in the bay." >>> a very good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. security is being stepped up at some of the largest malls in the u.s. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez has more that the department of homeland security could shut down. >> we don't know if the threat from from the somali-based of terrorism could help open the door. the extremist gro

. >>> a live look outside downtown san jose. it is friday, february the 20th, and you are watching "today in the bay." >>> and a wonderful friday morning. it's 4:30. i'm sam probrock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check the friday forecast with christina, good morning. >> good morning to you laura, sam, everybody at home. temperatures in the 50s. we have widespread cloud cover out there to kick off the end of the week but what a beautiful weekend in store, and rain. that's right, real rain in the forecast. we're going to talk about that coming up. first i want to check your drive and say happy friday. oh, mike, we finally, finally made it. >> got to make it through friday. toward the golden gate bridge, this is an easy view from the city up north the north side christina is talking about low clouds and fog may be an issue as well as we look at your map north of the golden gate bridge, a smooth drive from marin county, tiburon on screen there. as we zoom out we see orange there, novato toward san rafael. it might be fog for s

stadium plus a free shuttle from the santa clara caltrain station and regular shuttles from downtown san jose. >> it's distinctive. >> reporter: the earthquakes president say with capacity at 18,000, it's smaller than the bay area's other outdoor stadiums but every fan will be closer to the action and it may be just as loud. >> so the stadium is designed, as you can see, with the roof and with the steep rake, to concentrate the sound down to the field and the nice thing about that is it will make it very loud and provide a huge home field advantage for our team. >> reporter: nice to have that home field advantage. also a couple of things about the stadium itself. this is beautiful grass. this is bandera bermuda grass the same as at levi's stadium with a mixture of bluegrass. hope there it will take better here than it did at levi's stadium. want to show you something else that's new. we'll have more on this at 6:00. that's the largest outdoor bar in north america. we'll tell you about the special wood that makes it all come together. reporting live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> plans t

the shooting happened here at this two-story home at the corner of sherman and alma near downtown san jose. the man's family says that he used to live here for four years with his ex-girlfriend. the family of 23-year-old phillip watkins says he was not a gang memb

. >> and we're live in downtown san jose. here's the red carpet. that's all for the little guy.t out. we'll tell you why. >> and good evening. i'mvçi? eteorologist jeff ranieri. mild temperatures today. napa 673, danville 72. the possibility of showers. we'll let you know when ma kh7z p at skc one of the runways is back open this evening after a small twin plane engine made an new jersey landing. it landed on its belly around 10:30 this morning. the pilot says the landing gear collapsed. three people were on board and no one was hurt. no flights were affected. >> six months ago, the ground shook in napa a 6.0 quake destroyed businesses and homes. today alf a year later a lot of work still needs to be done. work, in fact, that could take years. nbc bay area's jody hernandez is live in napa with a look at some of the repairs. i imagine people are still facing a lot of those. >> yes there's so much to be done here. we're standing along third and main in downtown napa. you can see some of the buildings are still suffering. this recovery is=,áu still very much under way. >> here in t

dublin even from the baltimore past and 87 the starting slow headed out the often matador town downtown san joseise to lose their we're picking up a little slow in the middle of the county as inhibit toward center fell past the civic center. steadily building as the back of into the macarthur maze to trigger a 25 minute drive time from highway 24 and take a look at highway 92 right on cue backing up here for the west about ride the times not spike up to 90 + minutes for the trip over to him were for the golden gate bridge still an easy trip and we're in sync free and lay free across the span. >>george: we're still looking at life in a traffic here at the toll plaza there is no backup step for the west about 580 ride ahead through richmond. >>darya: breaking news into kron 4 and east bay fire and you can see is life here over the same would helicopter partnership and abc seven news you can see the flames shooting out of the roof through this warehouse that is on fire in oakland is on san leandro street is too large or not and is essential at 100 1/5 we're just getting live to the same in these ar

stadium plus a free shuttle from the santa clara caltrain station and regular fare shuttles from downtown san jose. >> i think that view is a distinctive part of what we have here. >> reporter: the earthquakes president says with capacity at 18,000, it's smaller than the bay area's other outdoor stadiums, but every fan will be closer to the action and it may be just as loud. >> the stadium is designed with the roof and then also with the see the brakes to concentrate the sound down to the field. >> reporter: after playing the last four decades in other people's stadiums, the earthquakes finally have a home of their own. >> i think what we can do here is really show a permanence that i think the community can really rally behind and we can create a fan experience and connect it to soccer in a way that you can't do at someone else's stadium. >> reporter: in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> looks pretty nice. there's a preseason game at avaya stadium this saturday. the quakes' regular season home opener is march 22 against chicago. >> earthquakes got a home. the 9ers got a new home. giants have a gr

. >>> a live look outside downtown san jose.february the 20th and you are watching "today in the bay." >>> and a wonderful friday morning. it's 4:30. i'm sam prok.brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon.

currently we have mostly cloudy skies and it is 52 in downtown san jose.ll feel balmy again today with the partly cloudy skies. west wind 10 to 15 miles an hour and 68 degrees in oakland. check out the midweek, friday nearly 80 degrees. >> that's perfect. thank you. >> thank you for joining us. >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is monday february 9, 2015. welcome to cbs "this morning." the west starts to dry out after weekend flooding while the northeast sees more snow and ice. we show you where the snowstorm is heading. >>> "60 minutes," showing you how hackers can take over your car. we talk to senator ed markey saying automakers are doing little to stop them. >>> and music's biggest night belongs to newcomer sam smith. >> sam smith "stay with me". >> kevin frazier brings us the big winners. >>> we begin with a look at today's "eye-opener: your world is 90 seconds." >>> dangerous winds and floods.