kpix 5's jackie ward live to mission bay campus telling us the increased tuition would not be for everyone. >>> it is called cohort to basic tuition. it would only impact incoming freshmen and transfer students. right now, undergraduate tuition is $11,000, 500 to. twice as much as it was 12 years ago in 2007, and more than triple what it was in 2000. since 2011, tuition has only gone up once in 2017. by $282. the chronic reports you see that by charging the newcomers tuition becomes more affordable for the majority of its students because money from the tuition would still be available for those need-based grants. it can also provide greater financial stability. you see also argues that it could be unsustainable because of lack of money from happamento, if that were discussion that needs to be done around this. a loss of money from the state would maybe lead to a tuition increase the for everyone. the sea president janet and ministration put out a statement saying if it lamented, such an approach would avoid the unpredictable annual tuition and fee increases over the past two decades. they

jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> the gilroy garlic festival winding down when the shooting started. many witnesses we spoke to said they initially thought this was part of the event. then they quickly realized it was much more serious. >> at the same time the music started, was the opening concert but after a few seconds i saw people falling down. kids falling down. had to jump over three kids. flex day for kpix 5 for all of the development on the gilroy garlic festival. have authorities on the scene and we will bring that to live happens. you can also find a stream on our website, kpix 5. >> i'm so excited for the cooldown because the weekend was hot. >>> took double digit heat in and. i came back from a vacation just in time for a cooldown temperatures about hundred 50 degrees cooler than yesterday. some relief from the heat much more comfortable for the afternoon. here is a life look with the san jose camera. south bay. in san jose 50 degrees. 50 for oakland, livermore. the low 60s in concord. 52 for santa rosa. heading to the afternoon. all things to the onshore flow kicking in

kpix5 jackie ward is live with the latest. jackie. >> reporter: it's so hard to hear them talk about the loved ones who they lost. we are back here at christmas hope park as the people of gilroy try to navigate through the nightmare. you can see one of the memorials set up here with a teddy bear and pink balloon and candles and flowers. and looking further back, this is stale closed off area to the public. so all the vendors from the garlic festival are still set up. the memorials here are to honor the victims killed. on one of the people is a 13- year-old girl keyla salazar's aunt who believes she was one of the first victim. one minute she was enjoying a quiet moment and then the sound of gunfire sent them all running. keyla's mom couldn't get her daughtere up. the pep stepfather tried be stepfather tried but he was shot in the arm. keyl's a aunt says she hopes the death sparks change. >> whether or not we want to allow guns that powerful to be given open to the public, you know. i think that those are real conversation that

jackie ward is live at the mall. the police department with the latest. >> reporter: we are actually in front of the san bruno police department. we are waiting for an update in the latest research on the shooter or shooters are still vet there tnesteus that they first heard gunfire shots just before 4 p.m. yesterday the shots shops. the suspension video captured by a shopper ran for safety inside of jcpenney. two young male victims rushed to services go general. one is in critical condition. the other is in serious, but stable condition. to others injured a connecting to the shooting treated and released witnesses told us about the panic that ensued once they heard someone shooting a gun. >> i was actually the food court. i was eating, i was sitting there and all of a sudden, we all heard gunshots. and everyone got up and started running. it was crazy. >> right now i cannot even think. i guess i cannot really believe it. >> as i mentioned earlier, they suspect or suspects are still out there this morning. the hunt c

jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> suspected serial rapist in sacramento will face a judge.al worked in federal prisons lectured at sacramento state university in the early 90s. police arrested him earlier this week after using the same technologies that led to an arrest and the golden state killer contest. he is expected to be rained at 1:30 this afternoon. >>> developing news, we learned a billionaire tech unit is among sekilled in a helicopter crash in the bahamas. the chopper was heading to fort lauderdale when it went down the coast of big grand kai letter chris klein built a coal empire in west virginia. his wife is also among the seven people killed. all of them were americans. it is not clear what causes the helicopter to crash, but police are investigating. >>> an update on the massive fire that has been burning for days at a jim beam warehouse in kentucky. investigators now believe that it was likely sparked a lightning. they were house was filled with about 45,000 barrels of bourbon when it caught fire on tuesday night. the booze is leaking into nearby waterways a

kpix5 jackie ward joins us live from menlo park with the new information. jackie. >> reporter: initially they thought sarin was in the suspicious package, but we just got the test results in. they came back negative. so the buildings are clear for reentry. they had to be evacuated yesterday. sarin is described as a nerve agent that forces the body's muscle into overdrive and often kills those that come in contact with it. we have video of the package. around 11 yesterday morning, the equipment -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: did a positive for sarin. a clear colorless nerve agent with no taste or odor that can come in liquid or vapor form. the hayward based california national guard civil support team was brought in to test the ma. hatereout around 1 this morning after the first emergency crews showed up around 11 yesterday morning. so, 14 hours earlier. it was an ordeal yesterday. san moo te'o county says the meet community around here was never threatened and that the two people who touched the package that may have had sarin initially are fine. in menlo par

let get over to jackie ward. >> reporter: i'm jackie ward and west oakland were firefighters are tryingo determine the cause of another construction fire practice what happened last night near the emeryville border. these were supposed to be brand lot 60 in sanford and west oakland were some firefighters are still on the scene focusing on the back and sides of the building. this morning we have new snap chat video of the two alarm fire that started before 10 pm last night. the oakland fire department tells us this is a three-story residential multiunit structure that has be ve wa owhenfire a battalion chief said it was hard to medially determine if a building is a total loss. >> the cruise did an excellent job arriving at the scene and conducting a size up bullet by an initial report and quickly putting the hose lines in place , and applying water and stopping the forward progress of the fire. >> this morning we see a couple of her attacks on the building. this is a ninth fire since 2012 that happened at a housing construction site in the east to baby her previous affairs have been rule

kpix 5's jackie ward is live in san jose with reminders for families about your rights. truck the rapid response network is a countywide defense project put in place to protect immigrant families here in santa clara county. it is a line that is available 24/7 for anyone to call and report i.c.e. activity. if somebody calls the number, a dispatcher is sent out to the scene to help these people who need to be reminded of how to assert their rights for grep and responders are able to conduct documentation that would be used to support the immigration case. if someone is a detained, they will help due to an immigration attorney pick up gavin newsom p. diddy peoples rights yesterday. >> when we talk about knowing your rights, without a warrant, you do not have to open the door. selected apartment implement security told kpix people being deported have had the opportunity to that they have been fearing returning to the country of origin. and is where the parent is the port of that has a child that is a u.s. citizen the alien parents ordered removed can elect to be removed with

life, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> celebrations erupted in the news that porter he goes governor is stepping down took thousands of protesters leaked online chance between the governor and advisor. the exchanges were filled with obscenities and insults against puerto rican constituents. the resignation came as legislators prepared to start an appeasement process today. >>> house democrats that say they plan to file lawsuits to obtain information about the robert mueller report in the wake of the former special counsel testimony yesterday. a live look at capitol hill. that is where robert mueller faced nearly 6 hours of questioning into the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. any possible involvement by the trump campaign. robert mueller mostly keep test testimony can find to the contents of his for hundred 48 page report. he claimed his investigation cannot and to in never indictment of the president because of justice department guidelines. some democrats in the testimony as a chance to build a case for impeachment. republicans accuse robert mueller and his team of

jackie ward is heading to the scene and she will have more in a bit. >>> not to the fallout from last week's powerful earthquakes in southern california. or than 3000 aftershocks have been reported including one earlier this morning. the largest of the crate quakes are finite and 7.1. local state and federal agencies assessing the damage to homes and buildings, roads and gas lines. as you can imagine, and the other infrastructure. more for and aftershocks are expected keeping residents and officials on it. some families in the area are few filled to even stay at home.>> can you hear the rumble. let us know. still boss. she will put us in our place. spoke with a damage if another quake comes i'm scared. it is also operating. this will basically fallen. i don't think it is the same place to stay. suck officials trying to ensure residence they are getting them back to normal. spec being okay with going back to your house or inside of a building >> water and power has been restored to ridgecrest with bus service starting back up today. there been no reported fatalities. >>> pg&e crews get

jackie ward, kpix5 . >>> east bay congresswoman barbara lee today joins fellow lawmakers on a tour of a child detention center in florida amid nationwide outrage on conditions at such facilities, and follows reports of migrants forced to live in unsanitary and inhumane conditions, lawmakers who visited the facilities have documented the visit showing detainees cramped on concrete floors and and caged holding cells, this morning president trump has once again taken to twitter to bash democratic congresswoman of his administration treatment of migrants. over the weekend, the president tweeted progressive democratic congresswoman who originally came from other countries and should go back and help fix the totally broken and crime infested places from which they came. he was likely referring toyoidt anomar of minnesota and diana presley of massachusetts. all four are women of color, critics were quick to condemn the comments as racist and >> go back to where you came from, you know, you might hear it on the street but you should never hear it from the president of the united states. this

live from the legion of honor, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the brand-new u.s. geological service campus. the usgs is making a move from the current the parking campus. the new location will allow scientists to collaborate with nasa and other researchers in the area. >>> usgs says that aftershocks of the big earthquakes in southern california are finally dying down. and the probability of another large earthquake is decreasing. victims of the back-to-back earthquakes in kern county and san bernardino county the receiving federal help. the white house just approved a nuisance request for a. >>> police and about a say they're looking into a man's death that may be related to the first quake ridgecrest on july 4. and rescuers believe victim was working underneath his car when the quake knocked it off the dock, crushing him. >>> growing controversy this morning over the minimum wage and the city of emeryville. at the start of the month, minimum wage rosem $50 an hour, two $60.30 an hour. that is the highest and the entire country. here's the problem. local bars and

live from severances go, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> the u.s. labor secretaries calls to resign amid criticism over the plea deal that he worked out with jeffrey epstein. alex acosta said he agreed to the deal because without it, jeffrey epstein may not have signed any time in prison but the palm beach county state attorney during the case said that the office had prepared a 53 page indictment that was abandoned after a secret negotiation took place. jeffrey epstein eventually served 13 months in jail, but was allowed to leave six days a week to go to work. now another alleged victim is coming for to say she was assaulted by the bi she was jus selected jeffrey epstein rape you? >> yes. he raped me. he forcefully raped me.>> on monday, he pleaded not guilty to sex trafficking charges in a new york federal court. he also offered an explanation for why the plea deal was kept secret from victims but a florida judge rule has since ruled that it was illegal. >>> a showdown over the vaping sales ban suffer this november. yesterday the department of ele

jackie ward, kpix5. >>> and much more on the story at 5:00. and online at kpix.com. >miurner. haveing nt to the fire storm of 2015, specifically, the tubs fire. we have just gotten word firefighters that battled the napa and sonoma blaze tested as troubling levels for toxic exposure, specially elevated levels of chemical compounds associated with firefighters fumes. this is the result of the san francisco firefighters cancer prevention foundation testing done with a group of about 150 firefighters who volunteered to be part of the study. they were all tested about three weeks after they got home from fighting the tubs fire. and at this point, what they found from the test results is startling. again, elevated mercury levels and elevated levels of chemical compounds associated with fire fighting foams. wilson walker is at the press coverage as we speak. you can follow him on twitter. in the live news desk, i'm emily turner. back to you. >>> and new at noon, the faa is awarding $477 million in grants to airports across the country and four bay area airports are set to receive so

live and west oakland, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> breaking news from new york.ive pictures from queens were a man apparently jumped in front of a train on the mta subway tracks. police found a suspicious item in his backpack, and they are investigating. we will stay on top of this story and bring you updates as they come in. >>> this morning, the searches on for third suspect wanted in a violent robbery at a concorde mall. police say one of two men arrested for holding up a business at the sun valley mall was a convicted felon who lied to get a job as a security guard and then he into other men allegedly plotted to rob the round one arcade where the security guard worked. >> that they forced two employees into a locked classroom where they ti nd hds using zip ties and were able to steal cash. >> you two suspects are being held on a $70 million and $40 million bond. >>> menlo park man trusted around kids is accused of sexually abusing young boys for the last 30 years and investigators here there are likely other victims. the san mateo county sheriffs investigator

jackie ward shares the tipping point. >>> think of this as an anti- newbie campaign. right now the plan has 1100 people in the next couple of years. there are already 268 affordable housing projects in the works, in the city of san francisco. this tipping point, the nonprofit several cisco. the broader idea from what to do. most of these are concentrated on the east side of the city. this petition is asking every city built something. so ted lange and sonoma do not continue to fit lot of the strain of homelessness crisis. daniel of the nonprofit tipping point asking san frcisco's to ask for affordable housing in your neighborhood. he said with homelessness the right that is up to every san francisco and to take action. >> it is not okay for just a couple of to bear this for a crisis that affects all of us. >> mental health care and substance abuse treatment would be offered on site, but it would be up to the city to survive. tipping point has spent $27 million as part of the pledge to spend 100,000,005 years to cut the cities homeless population in half. and a lot of

sfo, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> in contra costa county, cruise heather hensel responding to fires through the night. there are photos from one incident and pittsburgh. the fires were put out quickly because extra crews were brought in the holiday. and all, county firefighters responded to at least 37 fires in the span of just six hours. in san jose dozens of illegal fireworks filling the sky people regarding work disregarding warnings. check out the scene behind the coliseum on the right-hand side of the screen. as soo l fireworks sticwill be on the lookout throughout the rest of the holiday weekend after an attempted crack down to not seem to have all of that much affect. on the streets were filled with families and illegal fireworks. the last year, the day after the fourth of july, the scene was much different. debris left behind, one car was damaged. some residents are okay with the spectacle saying it's tradition. and others are not sure.>> to the past number of years we have been doing this. and it is safe. it is a family oriented thing. >> it scares me when i see the kids up there.

kpix5 jackie ward tells us we are still waiting to get answers, though. jackie. >> reporter: exactly michelle. sometime today we hope to get the test results showing what was found in the suspicious package at facebook mail room in menlo parka toxic compound was detected higher. carein is described as a nerve agent that forces the body's muscles into overdrive and kills people who come in contact with it. this is new video of hazmat crews removing the suspicious package that may have contained sarin. around 11 yesterday morning, the equipment that facebook uses to screen the mail sounded an alarm. two of three tests on a large mail bag tested positive for sarin, a clear colorless nerve agent with no taste or odor that can occur in liquid or vapor form. san mateo hazmat team was called in and the postal service and fbi. hayward based california national guard, civil support team was brought in to test the mail. . >> it's right now just a large bag of mail we are trying to a determine whether or not there's something of risk there or not. and right now it's

jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> a while double car crash. it shows the moment after a vehicle slammed into a patrol car. police were investigating another car crash happened just a minute before off 98 avenue. a car slammed into grace baptist church, as you see. just after 8:00, taking out a wall. still no word on what caused either driver the crash. the officer was taken to the hospital. start the ghost ship warehouse master derick almena back understand. yesterday prosecutors got there first chance to cross-examine the key defendant. almena blamed his eyelid for the 2016 that they were house fire that killed 16 people. he said he asked for sprinklers and bars to be removed from the window but his landlord refused. he often appeared agitated in questioning. victims families are not buying it.>> because he is such a weasel. he speaks around his answers. i saw him the night of the fire. i saw him at 3 a.m. ride up on a child's bicycle, screaming at the top of his lungs the f word. and then he said, all my stuff. while i'm watching the buildin

jackie ward is life with the latest in the investigation. >> reporter: we are in front of the san bruno police department. we are hoping to get an update sometime later this morning but as you mentioned, the shooter or shooters are still out there this morning making this an active investigation. witnesses tell us just before 4 p.m. yesterday they heard multiple gunfire shots sending everyone running. this is now to video captured by a shopper who ran for safety inside of jcpenney. two young male victims were rushed to san francisco general or what is listed in critical condition. the other is in serious condition, but stable. two others there were injured art were treated and released at the scene. witnesses tell us about the sheer panic that ensued once they heard somebody shooting a gun. >> i was actually in the food court. i was eating, and sitting right there. and all of a sudden we heard gunshots. everybody got up and started running. >> it was crazy. it's like right now i cannot really think. i guess i cannot really believe it. >> reporter: police believed the suspect or suspects

jackie ward is live in san jose with how families are being reminded of their rights. >> reporter: the rapid response network project was created to protect the immigrant families and santa clara county and today the county is reiterating to the families that the hotline is available 24/7 for them to report any i.c.e. activity. if you were to call the number, they would dispatch somebody to respond to the scene and trained responders would get there. rapid responders are able to conduct legal observation and documentation that might be used to support the immigration case and if somebody is detained they will connect to to an immigration lawyer for governor governors and repeated peoples rights yesterday. suck when we talk about knowing your rights without a warrant, they do not have to open the door.>> department of homeland security told kpix the people being deported had the opportunity to claim demeter the country of origin. and where a family has been supportive as a child was a u.s. citizen, they say alien parents were ordered can elected to be removed with their children or with

in north oakland, jackie ward, kpix 5. suck much more of the story on kpix 5 news at 5:00 and online. >>> details from the 49ers just about an hour ago.not play first game of the preseason. he sat out all of last season because he tore his acl. the patriots traded committee to the niners. the team reported to training camp today.>> i am here and napa trying to get to work.>> antonio brown of the oakland raiders is known for arriving at training camp. this may be the best one yet pretty wide receiver traveled to napa by hot air balloon. why not. the raiders will hit the field tomorrow for the first practices. >>> new details on a deadly car crash in san francisco. taking a steps to try to keep pedestrians safe. they recently installed plastic traffic barriers between lanes on taylor street. the agency also installed wire instreet to study exactly how fast traffic is moving. the have already been 14 city streets in this year. the latest was sunday when 39- year-old benjamin dean and his wife, kelly were hit by a driver who w

black jackie ward of that the u.s. customs and border protection office in disco with some reaction from some of california's political leaders. >> reporter: it is not a matter of if, but when and immigrant families are the ones who need to be concerned. >> "the new york times" said ratable targets 2000 immigrants in 10 major cities on sunday. just last month. the washington post reported the rape targets infamous go, and other major cities with large immigrant populations. like this is not issues or legislation. this is about values. the operation was postponed last moof the present trump tweeted about in part because of resistance by immigration officials who were worried about separating parents from children who may be american citizens. the time sources they familiewi in family detention centers in texas and pennsylvania but due to space limitations, some may end up in hotel rooms until travel documents are ready. i.c.e. want to deport families as quickly as possible. with senator kamala harris tweeted the report

shooting happened in the mission and jackie ward with is there without police are trying to track down the shooter. >> reporter: investigators going around to local businesses leaving join holes and shattered some notes last night. j du jour owner has owned the store for 30 years.>> has been every month, kind of often. >> reporter: he said almost 10 years ago to the day, he was shot himself, right in the face. this morning he shows us the blue hose that pierced. >> you can see the whole. he could see the scratch right there. that is the one. you see the whole right there. you can see it. truck last night around midnight, police a mental shot of the sidewalk, right in front of jj jeweler and 24th street, and f street south bend. police were alerted to the shooting for the cities shot city shot program. spec the alert by shot spotter is a great assistance to us. thsued b itifferent viewtrers spec the d nt have been part of investigation. >> reporter: one matt thought of the 3200 block suffering from gunshot rings. medics were called in but the man died at the scene. the medical examiner'

jackie ward is live at u.s. customs and border pr of thprt ght nts agthe rvic go mayor lund embry showed her support for immigrant and remind people of the constitutional rights when interacting with them in basement enforcement eight of the coding the right to remain silent and the right to an attorney. >> several cisco stands behind our centricity policy. we will support and stand by our immigrant community, and continue to invest and provide resources. immigrant agents generally need a judicial warrant to enter your home. our office of civic engagement to, and immigrant affairs is a resource to helping get you connected to the legal services you need. >> reporter: the new york times is reporting immigration raids will be happen sunday. 2000 immigrant the 10 major cities will be targeted. last month, the washington post reported the rates will target san francisco, and other major cities with large immigrant populations. the operation was postponed last month after president trump tweeted about it, , kpoin pre

the fire burning at the united eight maintenance facility near the airport and kpix 5's jackie ward is in sambrano avenue how the airline is responding. >> reporter: we are on south boulevard where united employees are back inside the building after being evacuated. >> reporter: united airlines in december the school fire department confirmed the smoke was caused by a fire at eight maintenance building located north of the terminal at cisco international airport. from chopper 5, the firefighters on the roof examining and hvac system and putting water on a. that is where they believe the two alarm fire may have started. g you were driving on highway sight of thick clouds of smoke coming from the direction of sfo. is never effected the united terminal and airport remained opened the entire time. united said in a statement, our employees acted quickly to safely evacuate the building and there are no reported injuries. acting swiftly comedy fiscal fire department was able to it think was the fire, and we are currently assessing the facility. nobody was injured in the fire. jackie ward, kpi

kpix5 jackie ward is live from hayward executive airport this morning with more details. jackie. >> reporter: the shadth shattered helicopter is still on the runway following that deadly crash. it will stay there until the national transportation safety board investigators get here around 8 this morning. alameda county medical examiner's office identified the victim as 62 #-year-old wayne prodger of sunnyvale. was in a robinson r44 teaching a student how to fly when itcrashed on it's sight in the line of sight of air traffic control workers. the area where it happened is where landings and take offs are typically practice at the hayward executive airport. >> they were hovering at the time. hovering meaning they were in the air and stationary in one place. that's one of the basic things you do when you are learning to fly helicopters. there was no may day or distress call. eye happened very fast. >> reporter: chopper 5 pilot kevin eastman says the helicopter had controls on both sides. much like a student driver vehicle. the student survived but the condition is unknown. th

kpix5 jackie ward is live this morning from hayward municipal airport with more details. jackie. >> reporter: the helicopter stayed on the runway and won't be until into the ntsb gets here around 8 this morning. the medical examiner office identified the victim as the teacher. wayne prodger. he was in and robbenson r44 teaching a student how to fly when it crashed on its side in the line the sight of air traffic control workers. area where it happened is where landings and take office aretypically practiced at the hayward executive airport. >> they are were hovering at the time. hovering meaning they were in the air and stationary in one place. that's one of the basic things you do when you are learning to fly a helicopter. there was no may day or distress call. and it happened very fast. >> reporter: chopper 5 pilot kevin eastman says the helicopter had controls on both sides. much like a student driver vehicle. the student survived. the condition is unknown. the flight instructor worked for pacific helicopter. and we are awaiting a response from the company. and as far t

in oakland, jackie ward, kpix 5. construct police arrested the alleged hit-and-run driver and recovered a loaded gun also stolen. the driver who crashed into the church survived, and now faces unknown charges. >>> double shooting investigation underway in san francisco after one man died, and another is in critical condition. it happened in the bayview district at around 11 pm. it is still not clear exactly what led to the shooting. at this point, no word on any possible suspect. >>> in san francisco, the victim of a car break and who start tried to stop the burgers from striking again, wound up getting run over. is happened yesterday when a father and son are slicing at the legion of honor. police say that two men and gray hoodies smashed the backlit windshield of a rental car. the father saw them break into another car, and that is when this happened. >> victim was a victim of the car burglary and was attempting to take photographs of the suspect and the vehicle, at which time, the suspect vehicle stuck the victim,

jackie ward with the details on the lengthy investigation. >>> after more than two years, leo police collected enough evidence to select arrest warrants for three suspect. 20 your two-year-old cash is nelson. and 21-year-old elijah summarize her all police custody. all of them have been charged with murder, attempted murder, and robbery. on december 20, 2016, vallejo police responded to a robbery upon advantage on springs road. there they found store owner timothy cook fatally shot and a store employee in a wheelchair who had also been shot. the employee survived, but still refuse medical treatment, to the state for his injuries. police say the suspect also already killed a dog, hopper. in surveillance video just released this morning you can see two masked men going into the shops with guns drawn. the grab something, run to the store and quickly leave. cash is nothing was arrested at the state prison where he is currently serving a sentence for a robbery in yolo county. the other two suspects were arrested here in vallejo. jackie ward, kpix 5. >> anyone with information about the cr

. >>> jackie ward is live outside the santa clara county medical center with new details on victims. >> reporter: of the seven people who were brought here to be treated for gunshot wounds, five are still here seeking medical attention for their injuries. one person was transferred to stanford and another discharge. 12-year-old leslie and his among the remaining gunshot victims recovering a santa clara county medical center. her sister described her as a timid, ty thomason to be seventh grader at moreland middle school who likes to draw and read. >> everybody was in front of the shooter. they were at some tables in front of the shooter, and they all thought him. thank god they did not get close to not to them. >> reporter: joy the spokesperson for santa clara county health system told us the seven gunshot victims who were treated range from age 12 to 69 years old. of the seven, five remain in santa clara valley medical center. one is listed in critical condition. one in serious, and one is fair. the other tuition to keep their status private. at the event was unfolding staff stepped

let's go to kpix 5's jackie ward in berkeley near the hayward fault. she's been speaking with usgs scientists. what is their take on the situation?>> reporter: they say this is actually a great reminder for us in the bay area to get ready for the big one as brian mentioned the geophysicist i spoke to said he explained the relationship between the fault line i'm standing near not, the hayward fault on the fault line to our south.>> oh my god. oh my god.>> reporter: the geophysicist says shaking like this may last for the next few days and he would not be surprised to see more activity in the fours and fives which he explains is quite normal. >> this however is far enough from the san andreas that we don't expect any interaction between faults in our area. >> reporter: bay area geophysicist said they've seen nothing out of the norm over magnitude 3 or they would consider it significant. if you wonder what the next big one may feel like the ridgecrest orientation is like what we have. >> the depth of the earthquake is more or less what we would expect in

from san jose, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> let's get another check on the weather with mary. >>> we are starting off the day with areas of low clouds and fog along the coast and part of the bay all thanks to the stronger onshore flow and heading to the afternoon, temperatures are running 10 to 15 degrees cooler compared to yesterday. inland you're getting that they relief from the heat starting today. here is a look live look with the san jose camera. good morning at south bay, 60 in san jose. 64 in concord. 59 in oakland. 58 san francisco. 54 in santa rosa. temperatures will be below average this time of year. as you go through the day, san francisco in the mid 60s. oakland in the mid-80s. seven for san jose in the upper 60s for concord. we are looking at temperatures that are cooler compared to yesterday. we will talk about that heading to the work week. >>> we are still seeing some problems on the bay area freeway. you can see the east bay for the super commuters, people coming in from tracy. it will be slow going with speeds down to six miles per hour because of a crash earlier this

in danville, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> n, pleasant hills, kratz also gather this morning. you can see drum line participants prepping for the o corner of gregory lane. tonight, beginning at 7 pm, there will be a firework show at college park icicle. >>> foe zeof people sporting red, white and blue. it is not too late to make some fourth of july plans. check out our guide to the bay area. that's on kpix.com/4th. >>> maximum enforcement on the roadways for this holiday weekend has begun and will continue until sunday. >> we want to be out there in force, so people see us, and also be responding as fast as we can to either help people if they are stranded a broken down. but also make those enforcement stops and try to get those drivers off the road. >>> the chp will also be looking for people not wearing a seatbelt's, and distracted drivers. they are encouraging those planning on drinking to try to use rideshare services. >>> a san jose man is under arrest and a suspected dui crash in milpitas overnight. this is 22-year-old andrew know and morales. police got a call around 1:

jackie ward was live from at the mission bay campus and tells us increased tuition not be for everyone. >> reporter: this is called cohort-based tuition and it would only target incoming freshmen and transfer students. on of the current students. so this is a proposed hike. they will be talking about it today. it excludes mandatory fees. undergraduate tuition is $11,502. twice as much as it was only 12 years ago in 2007 and more than triple what it was in 2000. since the 2011, tuition only went up once in 2017, by $282. the chronicle reports that by you see doing this, charging newcomers, this would actually make tuition more affordable for most students because it would free up money for need- based grant. it could also provide more financial stability for those students. but the other argument they are presenting is that the model is unsustainable without stable and predictable funding from sacramento. so there could be a little flexible money is available. a loss of money from the state may lead to a tuition increase for everyone. you see president janet paul and the administration

jackie ward is joining us live u.s. immigration and enforcement office in san francisco with more. >> reporter: it is not a matter of if, but when. and this raid will target 10 major cities with 2000 immigrants according to the new york times. this operation was postponed last month when president trump treated, and there are reports this concerned some immigration officials that they were resisting. they were worried about separating parents from any children who may be american citizens. family members arrested together will be held in family detention centers in texas, and the pennsylvania. but due to space limitations, some may end up in hotel rooms until travel documents are ready. i.c.e. wants to deport the families. the acting director of citizenship and immigration office in washington dc had to say before the new york times published a report. was not there approximately 1 million people with removal orders. and that is not what i.c.e. would go after, but that is the pool of people who have been through the due

jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> 10 more democratic presidential contenders take the debate stage, and the spotlight will be on senator kamala harris and the former vice president joe biden. last night debate, this with between moderate and progressive democrats really came into stark contrast and reporter laura podesta would live in detroit with some highlights. >>> right off of the bat the short i was not between bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, it was the to senators defending the progressive moderate candidates, re particularly their plan for healthcare and medicare for all.>> second of all. i wrote the bill. >> we are not about trying to take were healthcare from anyone. that is what the republicans are trying to do. and we should stop using republican talking points. >> used to just be republicans who wanted to repeal and replace and now many democrats do also. >> that is a disaster at the ballot box. you might as well fedex election to donald trump. >> reporter: more moderate democrats their counterparts to focus on policy and not political agenda. like democrats when when we run on real

jackie ward is there, ready to go. >> reporter: in danville on july 4, do as the locals do.. i have a local here with me. mel raymond. he has been doing this for a few years. what is it about this tradition. >> we have been doing it almost 6 years. it is fun animals part of the fourth of july. i am missing my buddy, bill riley, who normally does this with me. has moved down south, and we are keeping up with the tradition. i just actually texted him the photo of everyone setting up, because it is just a part of the fourth of july. we just up in our red, white, and blue and come down at the ungodly hour of 5:30 and wait until the streets close and we can save our places and put our seats out for the parade.>> i think i would rather wake up early and got the street closure area, then put them up the night before. i like your method.>> everybody is out here the night before with cocktails and elbowing each other. marking the street off with street it is actually illegal people are doing this and it is another tradition. it is also a lot of fun. >> reporter: you play by the rules

jackie ward join us from the parade route.are sticking their claim on a spot. >> reporter: happy fourth. they are serious around here when it comes to celebrating the fourth of july. thousand people come out here, and just take a look. it is indicated clearly in the amount of tears that are out here. have started setting up last night, but there are pretty decent spot along in downtown avenue. make sure that you snag a good spot. you will see 100+ groups walking for three hours along the mile-long course. it is city of danville want to remind the people that you should not use chalk or tape to secure your spot as neither chalk nor table cut it reserving a space for the parade. that takes part in the cleanup costs. the celebrating the most american legion 100 anniversary. this means a lot of street closure may want to use for boulevard north south of sycamore valley west. sycamore in a lot of city lot including let me look at my left. front street municipal railroad avenue. the parking right of sycamore valley road. the debit l

. >>> i'm jacky ward live. sales force park finely it has reopened after eight months of being closed. there is a seating area and beer and wine and food that is available and space for people to come hang out. it is open to the public. those are the escalator and there is this nice walking path here. we are next to the sales force tower itself. this is a brand new park and bus service is still suspended and will be for a little while longer. the center was temporarily closed in september after two fissures were found in two beams on the bus deck. since then the tjpa determined the cause of the fissures and repaired and reinforced that area. we are standing on top of that area so it better be reinforced so as far as the bus station it will be until the end of summer until buses come through here. we were super excited to makure way into the parks but every time we pass the door it says bus station temporarily closed. live in san francisco, kpix five. >>> out of texas an the investigation is underway after a pla

. >>> jackie ward has the latest on the investigation at the argument airport. >> reporter: this process will be a lengthy one. the part of the taxiway is known as taxiway z, where landings and takeoffs are practiced and where a 62-year-old was killed. he was in a four seater helicopter known as a robinson r44 teaching a student to fly and it crashed yesterday. chopper 5 pilot says the helicopter had controls on both sides, much like a student driver vehicle. >> something probably happened and he either didn't take control fast enough, that happens quite a bit. or the student may have overpowered him. >> reporter: the student survived. but the condition is unknown. the flight instructor worked for pacific helicopter. pilots we've spoken to believe all of the lessons have been canceled. pacific helicopter has not gotten back to us. >>> the ntsb says the helicopter will be removed sometime this afternoon. it will then go to a secure site for processing and examining. they hope to release a preliminary report in the next two to three weeks. >>> a large police presence in sacramento. deputie

jackie ward is hive in gilroy with the very layest. ckie. . >> reporter: and gilroy community is leaning on each other as they try to cope with what happened here. this morning, we are at the main entrance of christmas hill park where they set up a couple memorials. you can see the sign right there underneath the bike sign that says gilroy with candles lit. they are setp to remember the three victims killed. one of the people is a 13-year- old girl keyla salazar. her up at believes she wafit vi enjoying a quiet moment with her mother, stepfather and sisters and the sound of gunfire sent them running. keyla's mom couldn't get her up and her stepfather tried and was shot in the arm. the family was convinced she would make it. >> we thought she was alive. like we thought she was in surgery. we thought that she would be, you know, like, taken care of at the hospital but we never thought she would be deceased. . >> reporter: keyla died instantly. she would have turned 14 on saturday. another victim was college grad trevor irby who recently m

. >>> jackie ward is live outside the santa clara valley medical center in san jose with the very latest. troll patients from the shooting. the victim sent to area hospitals all across the south bay. the santa clara valley medical center were half a dozen people are being treated. there are a dozen victims total. one of the three people who died a six-year-old stephen romero he was called little stevie and shot in the back. he died at the lewis medical center and his mother was also being treated. she was transferred to stanford for surgery. stephens grandmother is still being treated at santa clara. six gunshot patients were initially taken to st. louis medical center. two of them transferred to santa clara. they already had five gunshot patients here and i got the two from st. louis which brought the total being treated to seven at one point. the hospital spokeswoman told us the injuries range from fair to critical. >> we have never had a math shooting at santa clara county. we had multiple patients from other emergencies. most often a hazmat incident but this is a tough situation for

.>> jackie ward his life in oakland, with more. for >> reporter: the prosecution will continue closing arguments this morning. after that, the case may be in the jury hands. max harris and derick almena face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. one count for each person who died in the fire december 2, 2016. the difference roughed up the closing arguments and creamed arson and not criminal negligence is what caused the fire. the defense attorney that the oakland fire department has perjured themselves to the trial and called it conspiracy to protect oakland. inside the courtroom the judge kept reminding family back members of the victim to keep any disapproving expressions to themselves. it was not easy to do during the defense closing arguments. >> after this verdict is over, i do not get a break. my lifechanges. known as excused from doing the wrong thing. we all go to school and are raised in going to adult and we know consequences. we know causes. >> reporter: the defense team feels confident but once they presented but admit

let's go to jackie ward in san francisco, she tells us protesters are demanding a tech company cut tiesith ice, jackie? >> reporter: michelle, protesters say this will be where they are delivering more than a quarter million signatures that show just how many people disapprove of the relationship amazon has with ice. there are concerns about privacy with amazon, this is the ongoing issue. especially when it comes to potentially tracking and identifying immigrants. amazon also reports the database from the department of homeland security, at noon several groups including jobs with justice san francisco plan to protest at the san francisco office, we spoke to one of the organizers who told us more about the groups purpose today. >> a lot of things, one of those is called amazon web services. another developing is facial recognition. a lot of technology is being used by ice. >>> happening in seattle, york city, other major cities across the country, we reached out for comments with today's protest and we have yet to hear back. >>> crews gaining ground burning in ventura county, the fire wa

jackie ward has a look at the young lives lost. >> reporter: 48 hours after the deadly shooting and people are still trying to navigate through the nightmare. there are two memorials to remember the victims killed. one is a 13-year-old girl. key key's aunt believes she was the first victim. her mom tried to keech her. the girl's stepfather tried and he was shot in the arm. the police forced them to evacuate and leave her behind. >> whether or not we want the guns given to the public. those are conversations we should have as a community and make sure there's no many victims and children that have to died. >> reporter: she died instant lay. she would have been 13 on saturday. >>> and trevor irby was a victim that recently moved to california. he was at the festival with his fiancee. his entire family is heart broken, trying to find a way to say good-bye, wondering why a senseless act of violence had to take him. >> everybody was his friend. i don't care if he met them two days ago, they became his friend. that's how lovable he was. >> reporter: and the youngest was six-year-old steven romer

jackie ward joins us in studio with what happened in court. jackie. >> reporter: good morning.sed of not being remorseful and he showed emotion almost immediately. he faces 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. he was called to testify late afternoon monday. he will be on the stand this morning. yesterday when his attorney asked to you feel responsible for the tragedy, he answered yeah, i ins tateed something, built something, dreamed something. i am responsible for having this idea. . >> i asked him directly you know do you take responsibility, and he answered yes i do. >> the defense argues the fire that killed 36 people was intentionally set. they are blaming oakland firefighters for never reporting dangerous conditions. despite touring the property many times. court resumes at 9:30 this morning. almena will be on the stand all week. kenny. >>> new this morning, iran filed a complaint against the u.s. after members of the national volleyball team were detained for hours at chicago's o'hare airport. the man's team was finally able to practice at the university of illinois at

jackie ward is here to tell us about his plans. the >> the board of directors appointed powers to his new position. he will make $380,000 a year to do the job. >> we have a problem. our low customer satisfaction numbers are unacceptable. >> reporter: it is no secret that bob powers promotion comes at a time when bart is plagued with issues from overcrowded unsanitary train cars to fair evaders that cost the agency millions. >> i'm going to build on the foundation laid by my predecessor. we really are on the path of a world-class transit organization. there is a lot of work to do. >> reporter: powers has been there for seven years cooking as deputy manager for the last three. all sounds good. >> we will deliver on the promised projects we start with. and a fleet car replacement program. a new train control system. rebuilding our infrastructure. reducing coding. increasing service, and a fully staffed bart police department. >> reporter: only time will tell if the words will lead to actual improvements. powers says that bart will try

. >> jackie ward is near the hayward fault and she is live on grizzly peak. you spoke with a geophysicist is a, today, what did he have to say? >> reporter: he said this is a really good reminder for those of us who live in the bay area to get ready for whenever the next big one hits. he also explained the relationship between the fault line i am standing on, the hayward line, and the following to our south. >> oh my god, oh my gosh. >> reporter: geophysicist say that shaking like this may last for the next few days and he would be surprised to see more large magnitude activity in the fours and fives which he explains is quite normal for that area. >> this, however, is far enough from the san andreas that we do not expect any interaction between fault in our area. >> reporter: as a geophysicist in the bay area, they haven't seen anything out of the norm. nothing over a magnitude 3 or anything significant. if you are wondering what the next big one may feel like the ridgecrest fault orientation is a lot like what we have in the bay area. >> the depth of the ea

new at noon, kpix 5's jackie ward was in alameda at the crew members were welcomed home. >> reporter: on the first counter drug deployment of the eastern pacific ocean, the cutter sees tens of thousands of pounds of drugs and their families are now welcoming these heroes home. with 140 crewmembers reunited with their families after an incredibly successful three- month patrol off of the coast of central and south america. five-year-old victoria at one- year-old camilo could not hold onto their dad tight enough. >> we felt so sad, but we got over it, and we know that he was going to come back. spine the girls really to help to keep us busy and making it easier. we are just happy his back. >> reporter: their job is intense, as you can see in the scope wrote video that the coast guard took of the seizure of the 45 foot submersible. it was stuffed to capacity with 70,000 pounds of drugs and five men. this type of interdiction only happens about 1 to 3 times a year because these expensive vessels are so rare. they are made in makeshift shift yarde shipyards deep in the jungle. strike were