. >> jackie ward is live from brentwood. the heat is affecting the early days of the school year. >> reporter: no kidding. triple digit heat yesterday and more of the same today. football season is starting. we decide to go to liberty high school with the returning state champs. and the head coach is here. not just for us. you have the whole squad here.. >> we got to get it in and beat the heat. >> reporter: school starts in less than two hours. it's important to fit practice in for a couple of reasons. you have a scrimmage coming up and you have to beat the heat. >> it's going to be 110. we have to beat the heat. yo d theommisterday t hours ofut we've got to get the practice in because of ncs rules as well. >> reporter: and returning state champs. how is everyone looking? >> working hard and look good. the expectations are high and we're embracing them. >> reporter: practicing this time of day, you run the risk of kids sleeping through the alarm. why is it important for safety reasons? now they can play and practice fully p

i am jackie ward , kpix 5. >>> a wildfire burning across the nevada state line. the long fire broke out saturday afternoon and it has grown to 4 square od nis th it getting bigger and they have contained it to 50%. residents are told to remain on alert for flareups. >>> and honoring people killed in the recent mass shooting in ohio. >> this is one of the greatest days of my life and i love spending this moment with you. >> reporter: this concert in dayton as musicians reminded guests of their power to triumph over tragedy. it was called gem city shine in honor of the city's nick name. and earlier in the day kanye west held a sunday service with the goal of getting people back to the district and into businesses. >> dayton, ohio, you are a city of epic proportions. whether you know it or not, your voices are strong and you are important . >> reporter: dayton's mayor says no tax money was used for the event. >>> now let's go live to downtown sacramento, the state capital. the attorney general and the governor will make an announcement early this morning about some

jackie ward continues with our back-to-school coverage. stone valley college in alamo. >> reporter: originally lldle h reflects how the needs have changed over the decades in the school with three major renovation including tearing down old buildings and reconfiguring them to create a campus field. elizabeth, the director of communications for the san ramon valley school district, said none of this would iblewi >> our community recognizes that students need places to be welcome and environments to be engaged with the reality is that 21st century learning, these spaces are more flexible and there's natural light and they are much more modern. >>there is a quiet area with more outdoor space and also, the staff has vision to supervise multiple areas at once. another improvement is a bigger multipurpose area with modern amenities. jackie ward, kpix5. >>> we will wrap up our back-to- school coverage tomorrow with a look at the future of education. jonas tomorrow morning along the students from holy name high school. the oldest school in oakland

. >>> in alamo jackie ward kpix 5. >> and we're going to wrap up our back to school coverage tomorrow with the look at the future of education. as the oldest sdool in oakland redesigns its system to focus on stem. jackie and mayor will be there live all morning live. >>> we are going live now to cape canaveral florida, where this rocket is about to take off. it's the delta united it has a gps satellite on board this is the final flight for this missile. it is the 29th mission and we are seconds away from lift off right now in florida and this is a partnership between boeing and lockede martin. they've been waiting for the exact weather tot canal tsning. a seconds away from this rocket launching and you can see it firing up there ready to take off and off it goes. >> carrying the gps for the unanimous air force. >> it's going to then be consolidated and help develop a new generation of rockets once it gets that satellite up there which is going to help our gps phone satellites mission to come. back to you. >>> 6:06 now students who survived a mass shooting at the florida parkland high

live, jackie ward. >>> and outside lands is happening at golden gate park in two weeks. there is a statement saying there will be a san francisco police presence at the venue. we plan for public safety, including perimeter security. >>> and new details this morning. the fbi says it is bringing more investigators to gilroy to help look into the deadly shooting. three people were killed and several wounded on sunday. they're expecting the profilers to look at what might have gone through the mind of the gunman, santino william legan. and they hope to find answers. they continue to comb through the acres-wide crime scene at christmas hill park. and sift through evidence found at santino william legan's home in nevada. they say an anti-semitic book dornt give a motive. >>> and vigils continue to honor the victims and share griefs and fears. viefrs attended a vigil at a local church. >> barely missed me by a fraction of an inch on the side. >> other survivors said that they helped carry a friend out of the festival even after being grazed by bullets themselves. >>> and a cand

in san francisco jackie ward kpix 5. >> thank you. and kpix 5 has you covered on all things outside lands this weekend including information on festival tickets and transportation. head to our website kpix.com. >>> a live look at sfo and san jose manetta right now where you can catch a free flight from fontier if your last name is green. just book a destination that departs on august 13th and confirm your last name is green. >>> and amazon is looking for clearance from the faa to fly. amazon has requested approval to operate its drone to fly ck trs in 30 minutes or less. the company says in the petition initially its drones will only fly during the day. the faa is taking public comments on the petition for most of the month. >>> facebook is making a new push in the news industry and today is the last day for trading of course on wall street this week. here's today's cbs money watch report. wendy good morning. >> good morning kenny. wall street continued to rebound yesterday. the dow climbed 371 points. the nasdaq rose 176 and the s&p

click, call or visit a store today. >>> we are in front of the high school, i'm jackie ward. students are coming before the first day of school and the first time in decades that the alameda high school will have students inside once again. the school went through a $60 million transformation to become a earthquake safe and modern and it took two years to remove 1 million pounds of wood and more than 1 million pounds of steel to create the new and improved alameda high school. there are 11 new science labs and 37 modernized classrooms that are earthquake safe. it's been here nearly a century and finally, a much-needed renovation, thanks to the people of alameda. >> california has a long way to go to fully fund and fairly fund public education. the collective action like alameda communities will be critical to better the lives of our students. the reopening is a testament to this community's love of our young people. >> reporter: 1978 was the last time students used the historic campus, doomed for demolition and the city leaders and activists fought for years to save the schoo

jackie ward, kpix5. >>> we have a special back-to- school special tomorrow. students go back to class and face a new normal these days with school shooting drills. how local police prepares students for the worst, tomorrow on kpix5 starting at 4:30. >>> pg&e and vesters hope for a major bounce back when the markets open. the utility company had the stock value plunging 25% yesterday. it followed a decision to allow a jury to decide if pg&e is responsible for the 2017th tubbs fire. cal fire said pg&e equipment did not cause the fire. the ruling opens the door for fire victims to pursue claims against pg&e and they could face up to $18 billion in damages. >>> the red flag laws in california may have prevented mass shootings. uc davis shows that red flag laws allow people to have guns temporarily taken from them if they are considered a danger to themselves or others. they looked at 21 red flag cases since 2016 involving someone who declared intent to commit a mass shooting or exhibited behavior suggesting that intent. according to the study, none of them were l

ticket sales go on sale for the first preseason game. >> jackie ward has been there all weekend.on't use the word the when you say chase center? >> reporter: that is right. we are looking at this and if i say chase center, she will smack me. it's just chase center. the ceo is with me this morning and you just moved in yourself and these digs are pretty sweet? >> we had 300 people move in and we have our basketball team moving in and another weekend it feels like home. >> it took years to get to this point. is there relief at this point? >>> there's a combination of incredible stress to get ready to cut the ribbon next weekend also incredible anticipation for what this will mean for the warriors franchise, going forward. it's a game changer, a generational change in how we present the sport in entertaining ways. >> reporter: to have this arena again, with more than 18,000 seats, why is that so important for the city to have? >> never in our history have we had a world-class arena. it's crazy. there is no city have san francisco size that doesn't have one of these. great artists of

kpix 5's jackie ward joins us live from the san francisco hall of justice with details. jackie. >> michelle, according to austin vincent's lawyers the district attorney's office will drop some charges against him this morning since he was actually living in southern california at the time of the incident that happened back in february. it was this video that surfaced just a couple of weeks ago that led to assault charges against the 25-year-old. it showed him violently wrestling with a woman trying to enter her condo. he was released from custody just days after the attack which outraged many people. after the release of his mug shot another woman came forward claiming vincent attacked her with a knife in february on the embarkedaro in february. now the district attorney's office received information that vincent was actually in southern california tate the at that time. vincent's public defender will ask the judge that he be placed back with a case management. he had been in full compliance in receiving housing and help. the office of the public defender wrote quote mr.

jackie ward shows us they are also celebrating the woman at the heart of the community. >> holy names high school is a special place. >> if you're walking through the halls of holy names taking in the history of holy names you might run into aor siary gou walk into the halls. >> sister tells me the mission of holy names is to educate the, spiritually and personally. doing that has gotten harder over the years so she has stuck to what's worked best for her over the years. >> humor is a great thing and i think you can get to a lot of people through humor. that's all right. they learn. >> originally established in 1868 on the shores of lake merit, the school was first called convent of our lady of sacred heart. holy names first opened its doors on harper drive in the fall of 1931 and sister gerard assures me once you're apart of this community you immediately become a piece of its history. >> it's the people, it's the sisters, it's the faculty. it's the students. it's just being apart of a wonderful place. >> jackie ward kpix 5. >>> the countdown is on to 5:00 p.m. saturday when the 9ers

jackie ward, kpix5. >>> new at noon, the senate passed a budget deal that is now awaiting president donald trump's signature. it is a two-year agreement that increases spending by $320 billion and would suspend the debt ceiling until july 2021 and if approved by the president, would remove the prospect of a government shutdown in october and automatic spending cuts with president donald trump ramping up the trade war with china and today, he announced the u.s. will slap an additional 10% tariff on $300 billion in chinese imports starting next month and that comes after the u.s. and china restarted trade talks in shanghai this week. >>> in campaign 2020, former vice president joe biden is campaigning today in detroit and he was the focus of attention last night during the second night of the democratic debates. laura podesta reports the front runner faced attacks from nearly every candidate on the stage. >> reporter: former vice president, joe biden, campaigned at a detroit restaurant thursday morning, hours after serving as the target for a field of presidential hopefuls. >> mr. vice presi

jackie ward. >>> joule is launching a new e- cigarette that will track when and where it's users may. it's already being ruled out in canada and the united kingdom the device reportedly uses facial recognition software to verify the users age and is set to include geo-fencing features preventing vaping at schools and public areas. it's an effort to deter teenagers from vaping they say. >>> let's send it to mary lee in the weather center tracking our forecast.>>> we are looking at those clouds that are sticking around. good monday afternoon. here is a live look east with some mid to high-level clouds in the sky. they will stick around. it's filtered sunshine with temperatures running in the 60s to about 80. a big tempuror66 oakland, thsan 24 hour temperature change and we are cooler by a few degrees compared to yesterday at this time. 4 degrees cooler in novato looking at a degree cooler in mountain view, san jose 3 degrees cooler for napa, concord as well as livermore at this hour. the satellite radar view of the ridge of high pressure across the desert southwest to our south. this lo

jackie ward, kpix5. >>> the trump administration dismissed suggestions at the u.s. economy is headed for a recession with officials deflecting the idea that it could lead to an economic downturn and nikole killion has more from the white house. >> reporter: stocks jumped higher after the opening bell rang on wall street and many investors fear the bull market may come to an end. >> we won't have a recession. we are doing tremendously well. >> reporter: president donald trump downplay the possibility but a new survey shows more than one third of business economists expect a recession by 2021. >> it's nice to see the media cover the trump economy. you covered only when u use the word recession. >> reporter: the white house pushes back at the recession scare contributing to the uncertainty. >> we are in pretty good shape and we should not be afraid of optimism. >> reporter: democrats are competing to challenge trump for the white house and they say his handling of the economy has only benefited the wealthy. >> he's been using farmers and workers like poker chips at one

jackie ward, kpix5. >>> and a verdict in the warehouse trial could come as soon as tomorrow. a jury is weighing the fates of the two defendants. both face 36 counts of involuntary mau t >>> d a tow truck needed help from another tow truck after a crash on a bridgeore:00 a.m. on the san mateo hayward bridge. the tow truck veered off highway 92 and ended up in the ditch. two eastbound lanes were shut down for hours. the side of the truck made it hard to career the scene. >> any time a bigger vehicle with a higher weight capacity and weighs more, it's requires more equipment that's more expensive and more potential for equipment to break. >> fortunately, no one was hurt. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> and we are watching wall street in the midst of a roller coaster week. stocks sinking after a 700 point drop monday and some recovery yesterday. the markets have beiji raised the stakes inde war. >>tennessee woman sshe been rem prison. cyntbrown she was pickedp f prostitutionho is. >> i am a changed person. because itch no choice but to be. >> she has all the po

. >>> i'm michelle griego and jackie ward is in el cerrito where police are investigating what led to the shooting. >> reporter: this is where the shooting happened in el ceo around 10:ashb spoke to said th off-duty san francisco police officer was attacked before he fired his gun. they said around 10:00 in front of this building on the corner of curry street and rose lane, police officer shot a man in his 40s and they said the victim was reportedly shot in the back and taken to the island trauma center. police said he did not have a gun on him. willie will rodriguez has lived next to the officer for 12 years. >> he's super nice and i don't know what happen. >> reporter: rodriguez said he was sleeping but heard from someone that his neighbor was outside eating and a man who seemed drunk came up to him. >> the neighbors shot him after he was attacked. after that, a lot of thin happened. a lot of cars and sirens. i was sound asleep and woke up. very scary. >> reporter: a captain with the el cerrito police gave an update on how the police officers doing shooting. >> he appears to be okay

jackie ward has just arrived on the scene. jackie, give us the latest. >> reporter: i'm standing in the middle of westbound 580 because the highway is completely shut down and it took me a while to get her because the traffic is just a mess. let me show you what is causing this. chp is on scene as part of what we understand to be the end result of a police chase and the crash is right in front of the west street san pablo exit and this is westbound five ad. chp confirms that this is all part of a pretty intense, lengthy investigation but they are not releasing any details regarding that investigation and what this may entail. all we know right now is that it's creating a traffic nightmare for people, including the media, who had a really hard time just getting to this location and other than that, we don't have an estimated time of when the freeway will be open and we will get updates from chp throughout the afternoon and we will bring you the latest as soon as we learn it. on westbound 580, jackie ward, kpix5. >> we will have

jackie ward is in san ramon with what police found at the scene. >> reporter: the area was closed off for three hours and lawns agencies thought there was a suspicious device in san ramon at about 8:30 when they were called about a suspicious device left in a stripmall parking lot near a starbucks. it was described as a pressure cooker with exposed wires. the bomb squad was called to assist and of the businesses in the small area were evacuated and the general manager of the cheesesteak shop said he was very surprised when he showed up to work. >> i believe it is some kind of trash somebody saw and reported it as suspicious and they have to go through the proper protocol. i assume they will open it up pretty quick. >> reporter: from chopper5 you can see this is a bustling retail area with stores across the street from the parking lot where the device was found remaining open all morning and some of the streets were blocked off for a few hours. at one point, san ramon police called for overwatch assistance and the roads are now back open. jackie ward, kpix5. >>> breaking news in the de

. >> jackie ward continues the back to school cover in san mateo. there's a new effort to keep students safe. >> reporter: officers lead teachers and students through active shooter drills every school year. today, we hear from a former teacher and a current parent about the state of school safety. >> it's more than just an educator doing a drill with the student. it's a community effort. >> reporter: she was a teacher before becoming president of the education association. since the deadly shootings at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida, students have taken challenge and spoken up for gun control. >> there's no longer a code of silence. the code op silence has gone away. the teens understand the importance of making statements. >> reporter: in addition to the earthquake safety drills, our kids are now experiencing active shooter drills. covered in fake blood, calling out for help, and knowing the best escape route is the reality for a lot of students across the country. that weighs heavily on parents' minds. >> every time the

and pinnell, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> a gun woelfel has been canceled in the wake of the gilroy mass shooting. in a statement the san jose police union wrote, we understand the concerned the raffle has caused to some and as such we will discontinue support for any raffle of any weapon in the future. >>> the police union added the raffle is planned prior to sunday's deadly shooting. proceeds were cited to benefit the san jose police department chaplains. >>> after more than 30 years, the u.s. has officially withdrawn from a nuclear pathway to russia raising fears of a new arms race. >> nicole coene it reports the west is flemming moscow for the end of the treaty. >> reporter: mike pompeo announced the u.s. decision to pull out of a nuclear weapons treaty with russia dating back to the cold war. tweeting friday morning, he wrote in part, russia violated the inf and leaving the agreement is in the best interest of our collective security. >> russia has jeopardized the united states state security interest in we can only be restricted by the treaty while russia shamelessly violates the.

. >>> and jackie ward is in san francisco with why the hearing didn't go as planned. >> reporter: he's held for criminal threat and assault charges for an incident back in february. he was supposed to get the charges dropped today, but have to wait one more day. 25-year-old austin vincent was in court for all of 90 seconds today. he faced a different judge than the one handling the case so far which meant the case is held until tomorrow and held remain in jail. >> this is an example of how public hysteria can impact the accused of how fear and ignorance can victimize the mentally ill. >> reporter: his attorney says his client has been in jail for nine days for a crime he did not commit. three people misidentified him as the person who attacked a woman with a knife in february. the public defender's office proved vincent was not the suspect because he was in southern california at the time, forcing the district attorney's office to drop the charges. >> misidentifications occur often from eyewitnesses. >> reporter: the public defender wants him placed back with assertive case management,

kpix5 has jackie ward with the situation. did it improve to encourage people to teach in oakland? >> i thought, what am i getting into? a little white girl from livermore? then, i walked into the school. >> reporter: lorraine starts her 22nd school yeareaches tran kindergarten at prescott elementary. did you see the people in that room? that's half of why i come back. >> reporter: the other half is her 4-year-old and 5-year-old students who she advocates day she was one of hundreds of oakland teachers to strike seven days in february. >> it was clear to us that things needed to change in oakland and it would be hard to change them and to force those changes we had to convince the district that business as usual could not continue. >> reporter: after an intense week on strike and 18 months in contract negotiations, the district agreed to $38 million in raises which was an 11% increase over four years and a 3% bonus, nearly double what they were offered before they walked out of the classroom. despite the increase, it's not enough for many to live in the bay area. >> i've known a nu

. >>> i'm michelle griego and jackie ward reports from lot 101 in san jose near bailey avenue. >>> we are on basking ridge avenue, running parallel to 101 looking at the accident scene near silicon valley exit with two taken to the hospital. one driver refused treatment on the fourth driver died. it had been at 3:30 this morning with fire erupting and causing quite a scene. one person drove up on the accident shortly after it happened. >> i saw a bunch of fire, man, three cars engulfed. a pretty bad accident. >> reporter: traffic used monterey road to work around this and it wasn't that much faster but it was moving in the right direction and faster than just waiting in the miles long back up the accident caused. jackie ward, kpix5. >>> all lanes of 101 reopened just after 8:00 this morning and in san francisco, the search is on for a suspect in a hit-and-run collision injuring a motorcyclist at the tenth streets. police have not identified a suspect or released information about the vehicle involved. the victim will be okay. >>> where learning details about the suspect and el paso gu

jackie ward, kpix5. >> our special back-to-school coverage continues tomorrow. a new normal these days, school shooting drills and how local police departments prepare students for worst-case scenarios. that is tomorrow on kpix5 starting at 4:30. >>> one of the hottest social media apps for teens and between's. >> they are sharing more than they should on the tick-tock app. >>> a massive implosion of the florida airport and a powerful video of this. >>> a cool day with a strong onshore flow and lower than average temperatures. high pressure is building in with a warm-up on the way and details are coming up. >>> let's see how wall street is doing with 45 minutes before the closing bell. the dow is down more than 100 points right now and a lot of eyes are on pg&e. yesterday, a steep drop in right now, up about 8%. >>> millions of kids are flocking to an app that allows them to create short lip syncing videos. >> it's fun and games but there is a warning for parents. lisa mateo reports. >> reporter: move over, instagram and snapchatted. one of the hottest apps righ

let's get right to that breaking news that deadly crash on san jose's 101 this morning. >> kpix 5's jackie ward arrived at the scene just a short time ago and joins us live with the very latest, jackie. >> good morning to you both. we are on basking ridge avenue. it's parallel to 101. cars are being towed away. i should sayemains of these cars. we are looking down at the accident scene right now. this is near the silicon valley boulevard bernal road exit on 101 northbound. so if you take this, you definitely want to work your way around. we'll tell you how you can do that in just a few minutes. two people were taken to the hospital. one driver refused

good information and jackie ward, thank you. our special back to school week coverage continues tomorrow and jackie will have an in-depth look at state vaccine laws for students. >>> 5:07 and we will learn the fate of a controversy on mural at washington high school in san francisco. a famous alumni joins the fight with the lethal weapon actor danny glover graduating from washington high school in the 1960s and he said destroying the murals is an attack on artistic freedom and the gruesome content should remind us of the horrors of america's passed. his statement reads in part, i am for freedom of expression and against artistic censorship. i view the murals as a reminder of the horrors of human bondage and mistreatment of native peoples. to destroy or block them from view would be akin to book burning. the board meeting starts at 5:00 and we will bring you the results when we get them. >>> taking a live look at oracle park, a trip to the giants game cost alex rodriguez one half million dollars. a rod broadcast the game for espn

jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> and classes set to begin on monday in.teachers voted to strike unless they can reach a settlement. the wilmar teachers association say the members make5% bow the state average. they serve kids from kindergarten through sixth grade. >>> and a strike in the forestville school district is underway and entering the fourth day. there's 16 teachers. the union is calling for a 13% pay increase spread over three years. >>> and students in california heading back to school can expect to see something new. seventh graders and up have the national suicide prevention hot line printed on the student id. and there's a local number for help. students and school officials say adding the number is an opportunity to tackle a tough conversation. >> i've seen so many negative ways of approaching suicide. i mean, it's such a hard topic. but it's reality. >> it's so important that students and families that know that those resources are out there. if they don't, then bad things can happen. >> suicide is the second leading cause of death for kid

jackie ward is live from the fairgrounds in san jose. . >> reporter: good morning. and we're a few hours away from the fair opening for the weekend. and we're here at the front gate of the santa clara county fair and they are doing everything they can to make people feel safe and adding on to the security plan. officers from the sheriff's office are in charge of security and they're beefing it up. with garlic festival had ramped up security and what what was considered strong security. county supervisors briefed on the plan for the fair. >> i think what we will be able to tell you is that enough due diligence has gone into it that there's a plan we fee good about. a lot of that is confidential. we don't people to work around some kind of a public statement. . >> reporter: this morning, the county has this to say. we have reviewed security plans for the fair and we are working to increase the vigilance and the security measures. the fair opens at 1:00 p.m. and runs through sunday mornging at 11:00. >>> the people the music and arts festival the happening at golden ga

. >> jackie ward is live at holy names high school. and mary lee is there live in the auditorium. >> yeah, i'm inside. my photographer rick and i are commenting on how they do not make schools like this anymore. this is the kind of architecture we are in the middle of this morning. it is just absolutely stunning. we are ending our back to school coverage with a look at the future of education. holy names high school is the oldest high school in oakland and they're honoring their history with their newfound focus in stem. mary will have much more on that later on. interactive and collaborative learning in mind. this morning, we'll take you through the history, speak to students in the stem robotics program and have live performances from students. there's a pep rally that's happening here. students said they would show up around 5:30 this morning. i wasn't allowed to bring coffee. they don't give students caffeine here but hopefully they bring their own because we're asking high schoolers to get up even earlier on a school day. >> they'

jackie ward will hear from them live in oakland in the next half an hour. >>> today for the first time in nearly a year, full ac transit, transbay and early bird express bus lines will return to the sales force transit center. it has been ten months since ac buses started rolling in and out of the transit bay center. it was shut down after crews discovered two cracked support beams. mountain and i golden gate were the first to begin making stops at the center. commuters will have more food options at the sales force transit center. an italian restaurant and dimso are moving into the building, plus a new chocolate spot. >>> 4:39. and a daycare bursts into flames, what firefighters say what happened. >>> and this is from our treasure island camera. this is the lovely eastern span of the bay bridge. it's monday morning. 4:39. we'll be right back. >>> an investigation is underway after a fire killed five children in erie, pennsylvania. firefighters knocked down the worst of the flames after 1:00 this morning. neighbors looked on as firefighters pull children out working to revive them with

morning, one person dead following a police pursuit and crash in the north bay and let's go to jackie ward live with the very latest. >>> investigators are working to determine what led to this fatal crash that happened last night and we will show you how the pursuit ended with this car flipping onto its back off the road along big branch road north of the intersection with el centro avenue. napa police learned of a parked car behind the raley's on soscol avenue and the driver was reportedly passed out and the driver sped off and then the car kept going with police deploying a spike strip causing the driver to lose control as the car tried to swerve around the spikes. the car crash just before 8:00 and people were taken to the hospital. the driver survived but we don't know their condition and at one point, napa police and chp were on the scene and live in napa, jackie ward, kpix5. >>> wall street futures point to a recovery when u.s. markets open up in less than half an hour and yesterday saw the biggest selloff for the dow jones, closing down 767 points. investors are feeling less anxiou

jackie ward joining us live with more details. jackie. >> kenny, 210,000 people will be making their way through these gates to have a good time and a detailed security plan is in place to make sure they all stay safe. sfpd is planning on deploying more officers than ever before both inside and outside of the festival. officers will be on horse, bicycle, motorcycle, and s.w.a.t. officers will be walking around in tactical gear. there will also be some private security. there is an evacuation plan in place. but sfpd police chief says that's the reason for security. mayor london reed says she knows the threat of the three recent shootings are at the forefront of the public's minds. >> we want the public to know we stand prepared with a security plan to address what we know are fears that some of the people who plan to attend this concert might have. >> outside lands runs today through sunday and will feature acts like paul simon, childish gambino, 21 pilots and casey musgraves. it's a really good time. for the first time ever weed wi

we have continued coverage in san mateo with jackie ward live at lead elementary where the new principal has a plan to reduce bullying. what did he tell you? >> reporter: this is principal chad slife's first day at lead elementary but he has 20 years of experience all across the bay area and he said early intervention and talking to kids, even as young as kindergarten and pre-k, it's critical to prevent bullying. the principal likes to say he helps kids become human. >> for a long time, they focus only on themselves. >> reporter: is teaching them to be empathetic. >> i love the elementary school because i can watch the little ones. it was all me and then it's you. >> reporter: he says that feeling is key to preventing bullying. >> i participate in social media but it has made education hard. >> he has in your face bullying and there is also behind the back bullying. >> in your face, you know what you are doing and that is in the face bullying and behind your back, you don't know who you are. i am messaging you from a made up account. >> or you may even know the person. >> reporter: they

let's go to kpix5 with jackie ward and she's live with napa pd with the latest. >> reporter: michelle, we are live in napa where investigators are working right now to try to determine the circumstances that led up to this fatal crash. take a look how it ended with a white car flipping over onto its back and that's how this whole thing ended last night. it's a long big ranch road just north of the intersection with el centro avenue and it started just after 7:30 last night. napa police learned of a suspicious parked car behind the raley's and the driver was reportedly passed out when medics got there and police ivs police tried iver er but the car kept going. they deployed a spike strip on big ranch road and that caused the driver to lose control. the car tried to swerve around the spikes in the car crashed just before 8:00 and flipped over with two people taken to queen of the valley medical center where the passenger died and the driver is unknown with his condition. the roads around the crash scene have since reopened. live in napa, jackie ward, kpix5. >>> also, a pedestrian was hi

live from the chase center, jackie ward, kpix5. >> exciting and nice digs. pretty good! >>> the time is 5:12 and straight ahead -- >> the brazilian government refusing to fight the amazon fire's. the situation worsens. >>> changes for your tuesday with tropical moisture and what is left of tropical storm ivo and i will let you know how it will affect our weather through the day. >>> i'm tracking delays on your roadways. the good news and a spoiler alert, there aren't many and i will tell you your travel times, just ahead. >>> on fire watch, the crisis in the amazon rainforest is worsening. the smoke from new wildfires is thick enough to nearly block the sun and many of those fires are believed to have been sparked by farmers clearing land. the brazilian government refuses a $20 million aid package from top world leaders. the president instead ordered the military to help put out the flames and scientists say what is left of the rainforest is drier than it should be and they believe that is the result of climate change. help is coming from sacramento with the supertanker

live in san jose jackie ward kpix 5. >>> thank you. 6:56 right now time for a look at this morning's top stories? >> president trump left washington and is now headed to dayton. after stopping in ohio, the president will is heading. there are possible protests in both cities as residents and officials prepare for the president's visit. >>> stocks taking another nose dive less than a half hour agors of the year. the dow is down 443 right now. >>> the fbi is launching a full terror investigation into the. a target list that included churches and government buildings. >>> it is dwight clark day during the 49er's open practice. clark played 9 seasons for the 49ers and was a key part of the team's glory days. >>> and kpix 5 is home for 49er's preseason football. it takes on the dallas cowboys at levi's. only on at 5. >>> soon all lanes will be back open after a tow truck veered off the road this morning. no one was hurt. >>> and you are taking a live look out to the san mateo bridge. they had all lanes blocked. they got that tow truck out of the way. it looks like they've now opened them

. >>> let's get to jackie ward at the scene this morning. >> reporter: you can see the police officers still here this morng. that kearney police tell us the off-duty officer from san francisco shot a man at mozer lane and kearney . we are by a strip mall and homes and kearney street is still blocked off and we don't know the circumstances that led to the shooting. we know the person the officer shot is at the highland trauma center after reportedly being shot in the back. the suspect is a man in his 40s who did not have a gun on him. a captain with the el cerrito police department gave us an update on how the suspect is after the shooting there as mackey appears to be okay. right now we are just getting started with the investigation.>>> crime techs were collecting evidence and a pizza box was seen near the door with a marker. we don't know the significance. we will remain on scene and tried to get more details. liven el cerrito, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> and $20 million a to fight the fires ripping through the amazon rain forest. the president did plan on a new trade deal. and pope fr

jackie ward asked if that is enough to encourage more people to teach now live from oakland technical high school. jackie? >> reporter: good morning, michelle. 27 was the number we actually got as of last week so it may be less this morning. we're here on the sidewalks of oakland tech because this is where a lot of those 2,000 teachers picketed last year as part of the seven day strike. it is the first day of school for the oakland unified school district and we decided to talk to a teacher at prescott elementary for 22 years and feels rejuvenated following the strike. >> i thought what am i getting into, a little white girl from livermore, and then i walked into the school. >> reporter: lorain mann starts her 22nd school year. she teaches transitional kind kind at prescott elementary in west oakland. >> did you see the people in that room? that's half of why i come back. >> reporter: the other half her 4-year-old and 5-year-old students who advocates for every single day and was one of hundreds of oakland teachers to strike seven days in february. >> it's clear us to there were thing

kpix 5's jackie ward is live in alamo this morning. >> good morning michelle this is all the thanks to measure d the $260 million facilities bond that voters passed here back in 2012. originally designed as a kindergarten through 8th grade school back in the 50s now reflects how the needs of the community have changed over the decades. the school went through a major renovation which included tearing down old buildings and reconfiguring them to more of a campus feel. says none of this would have been possible without the voter support. >> our community recognizes that students need to have places where they feel welcomed and the reality is the changing in dynamics of the 21st century learning. more flexible. there's more natural light. >> there's now a quad area that gives students more outdoor space to hang out in and also supervise multiple areas as once. a bigger multipurpose area with modern amenities. >> there are still some smaller construction projects happening on campus. that's why there's a lot of chainling fencing around but the teachers and students are back in here. there'

highlighting sunnyvale services, the handout backpacks full of school supplies for 1700 kids and jackie ward learned from one family just how important this kind of help is. >> reporter: for soon-to-be fourth-grader, leah she gets to rock a new backpack, for mom claudia it is a constant. >> you don't have time to look for sales and drive around town, you spend when you don't have to make sure kids and teachers have what they need in the classroom. >> reporter: claudia romero is here to help forge the kids get ready to return to school. >> school supplies for class. >> reporter: she says the class normally cost up to $300, not including the clothing. >> there helping her budget by just helping the family a little bit with what the can gets. we are able to pay a little more rent or be able to, you know, get shoes or a jacket or something they need. >> reporter: each student is getting a back pack filled with whatever they need to be a success in the classroom. >> taking notes with folders for keeping stuff organized. >> reporter: a $40 gift card for new shoes. sunnyvale committee services call

jackie ward, kpix5. >>> tomorrow, or special back- to-school coverage continues as students go back to class facing a new normal with school shooting drills and how local police departments prepare students for worst case scenario starting tomorrow at 4:30. >>> facebook users are suing the site for discrimination, claiming they lost out on housing because of targeted advertising. it's the latest backlash against facebook for allowing companies to target housing ads based on demographic data. facebook has already faced federal charges of violating the fair housing act and the site now said it is ending the practice. facebook said discrimination has no place in the platform and we've already made major changes to the way housing ads are run on facebook. >>> as we look outside at the san francisco international airport, sales of single use plastic water bottles are ending today to protect the environment. you will no longer find plastic water bottles in the airport restaurants, shops, cafis or vending machines. water will be sold and recyclable aluminum, glass or compostable bottles. it w

jackie ward is there with all the work ahead of the first day of school. >> reporter: it's quite stunning. check this out behind me and you can see these beautiful pillars lit with gorgeous lights, really stunning and quite the undertaking, this project. two years to remove more than 2 million pounds of concrete, more than 1 million pounds of steel to create the new and improved alameda high school. [ cheers and applause ] welcoming the new well honoring history, the district said alameda high school has grand s again with all three buildings getting major upgrades. there are 11 new science labs and 37 modernized classrooms, all earthquake safe. finally, a much-needed renovation thanks to the people of alameda. >> california has a long way to go to fully fund public education and while we've worked on statewide reform, the collection of this work is critical to better the lives of our students. with the opening of the historic alameda high school building, it's a testament to this community's love of our young people. >> reporter: 1978 was the last time students used to the campus. city l

kpix5's jackie ward gives us a tour starting monday at 4:30. >>> taking a bite out of climate change,ne u.k. university has decided to ban beef. burgers, burritos, anything else with beef will be off the menu at gold smith's university of london when classes start in september. it's a decision the student union made with school staff to try to reduce carbon emissions. and the reaction is definitely mixed. >> i don't like people just getting like, banning it outright. food is a big part of the culture here. >> i want to see what we are doing and do the same. >> this school is not the first to take the initiative. cambridge began cutting back on beef and land in 2016. campus is moving hard into the boozey seltzer market. four will have three times more than other hard seltzers like white claw that bubbled up this summer. it is known for pushing things to the limit. it stopped caffeinating its canned malt drinks after they were banned in several states. >>> the increase in frequency in severe events pose a real threat to your home's power. power outages are growing. and lasting longer th

special back-to-school coverage continues monday, historic alameda high school gets a makeover, jackie ward gives us a tour monday starting at 4:30. >>> 6:27 right now, people affected by the horrific mass shooting and gilroy are determined not to let the tragedy break their spirits, we take it to the benefit concert that brought community members together. >>> taylor hart and his family narrowly avoid disaster when the private jet skids off the runway and catches fire, the investigation straightahead. you are looking live from the camera at the sun this morning, it will get hot again today before you see the cool down, mary will have more when we come back. alright, so this is how it's gonna go down. you are going to say... you'll get the best deal of the year on xfinity tv and internet. and you even get this. mike, you're on balloons. sarah, you're gonna high five everybody. ben, you're gonna be wowing them with your dance moves. don't miss the xfinity best deal of the year. now that's simple, easy, awesome. get amazing tv and internet during our best deal of the year. with huge savings o

kpix 5's jackie ward will give us a tour at 4: 4:30 a.m. >>> ladies and gentlemen, the hardest working man in show business. >> i have been here since this morning and i will be back next weekend too. the live view outside over the golden gate bridge. the antidote a heat wave. the low clouds are back. they are not everywhere but they are back for the city. at least. that is something. i can show you another view from the other bridge. no clouds over the bay bridge but we are looking at clouds that have developed over the east bay hills. so we have low clouds that have shown up over the east bay hills. san jose, nothing for you guys. and it is a sunny day here. if you look west, pick out the tower there. just kind of taken over by the low clouds from the coast. all rights. as far as the temperatures are concerned, we got back to normal. highs today came in on the mark where where we should be for this time of year. 80 livermore. 77 san jose. these are that daily highs. maybe low. we hit that around 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon. we start warming up but it doesn't kick in until the middle o

. >> jackie ward is in san jose with a look at what the experts are recommending. >> reporter: california does not allow beliefshat presebt children from getting shots. sarah is a nurse practitioner in the sunset of san francisco. she explained why everyone who is able to vaccinate should. >> if you have a medical exemption, it's necessary. but it's called herd immunity. we're hoping the healthy people that receive the vaccinations will protect those. >> reporter: your child needs these vaccines for school. for seventh grade, they need these. and while not required, the cdc recommends three more, the flu shot, the hpv vaccine for preteens and teens. meningitis comes in viral and bacterial forms. the viral form is more common, but the bacterial one exists and can be deadly in 24 hours of contracting the disease. >> it's very quick. i would recommend as soon as possible. if a practitioner sees the symptoms, they want the blood work. and after the diagnosis, hopefully iv antibiotics in 24 hours. >> reporter: symptoms are a h and a stiff neck that's notice. if you have as possible. they may w

jackie ward shows the aftermath. >> reporter: a car flipped over on its backside on the side of the road along big ranch road, north of el centro avenue. it started just after 7:30 last night with nampa police learning that a suspicious parked car behind a raley's, the driver was reportedly passed out and the driver spat out. police tried to pull the driver over but the car kept going and police said it deployed a spark stripped that because the driver to lose control as the car tried to swerve around the spikes. the car crash was just before 8:00 with two taken to queen of the valley medical center where the passenger died in the driver survived but we don't know his condition. at one point, napa police and chp were on the scene and the road around the accident has since been reopened. >>> toni morrison, the novelist who made nobel prize history has died. she was the first african- american woman to win the nobel prize and also won a pulitzer prize for the novel, beloved, later taken to the big screen starring oprah winfrey. in 2012, morrison received the highest u.s. civilian award, th

jackie ward joins us with the bay area reverend's three-step plan to success coming up at 5:30. >>> and time is 4:41. >>> teens across the country hospitalized with breathing problems. the lawsuit against juul. >>> and before we go, a live look outside. look at that. the moon, the trans-america pyramid on the left hand side. a little hard to tell. 61 in san francisco. 4:41. we'll be right back. . >>> ford is recalling 100,000 vehicles. and diane king hall has this morning's money watch report. >>> ford is recalling more than 100,000 mid sized cars to fix a seat belt problem. the belts may have lost strength from a heat buildup and might not hold people in a crash. the recall covers ford fusions and lincoln mkzs made in 2015. it knows of one injury from the problem. >>> the faa banned some apple laptops from airplanes. the faa is concerned the lithium batteries may catch fire. earlier this summer, apple recalled them sold between 2015 and 2017. if the problem is fixed, the laptops are okay to take on board. >>> that's the money watch report, for more, head to cbsmoneywatch.com. >>> new w

in brentwood, jackie ward, kpix5. >>> cooling centers are open today and santa clara county and they offer free rides to any cool center until 8:00 tonight and for a list of the centers around the bay area and other ways to beat the heat, go to our website at kpix.com. >>> it's official. this july was the hottest month ever recorded on earth. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration said the planet topped off at a little more than 62 degrees fahrenheit and the u.s. did not set records for heat as a country, but scientists said eight countries in europe set records as a result of climate change. >>> right now, wald street is regaining some momentum but stocks are jumping up and down and investigators are fearing a possible recession in the near future. the biggest drop yesterday, more than 800 points on right now, the dow jones is ab109 points. economists said a recession could be on its way after stocks took a massive tumble yesterday and for the first time in a decade, there is an inverted yield curve with investors more willing to bet on the sh the long-term economy. let

jackie ward's here. i wish you were here kenny and michelle. we are looking at it weather wise temperatures are going to be much cooler. let's show you a live look outside with our su trvmdo cam looking east and temperatures are running in the 60s at this hour. we are going to see temperatures slightly cooler compared to yesterday but still above average for this time of year with that sunshine. for the coast breezy and mild for the mid 60s in the bay and the low to mid 70s. mostly sunny skies and warm temps and heating up inland in the low to mid 90s. hot conditions with that sunshine inland. we'll talk about that weekend forecast as we go through the next several days and how long this warmer than normal weather will last coming up. now let's check in with emily for a look at traffic. you've got to get down here. >> i know you lucky duck you get to be on a field trip. at 4:32 i don't have much to complain about as far as traffic is concerned 25 minutes to get through the altamonte pass and boy it is empty at the richmond san rafael bridge it'