president biden called the organizations founder jeff jose andres to express his heart break today.'s holly williams wrist port reports on the response from israel's prime minister appeared >> reporter: world central kitchen says its team members were traveling through central gaza in three vehicles when they were killed by an israeli st strike. it appears their convoy was hit multiple times, including a direct strike to an armored car, though it was clearly marked with the group's name. world central kitchen says it was coordinating its movements with israel's military, which has promised to investigate what happened. the u.s.-canadian victim hasn't been named. three british citizens were killed beard and australian woman zomi frankcom come and a polish man damian sobol. there palestinian driver saif abu taha was buried today. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu called the incident tragic and unintentional in a statement, also saying, "this happens in war." >> these people are heroes. >> reporter: the u.s. has demanded a swift and impartial investigation, with strong words f

kitchen are demanding an independent investigation into the attack on the convoy, that its founder jeff joseres as was targeted to liberty. and we are also hearing from the family of jacob flickinger, the dual american and canadian citizen who was killed in the air strikes. here is cbs's holly williams. >> and it's a major disaster, so... >> reporter: the parents of jacob flickinger, one of the seven aid workers killed by israel's military, and a dual u.s.-canadian citizen, told cbs news today their son was exceptional. >> he was hesitant to go. he's a new father. he has a beautiful 18-month-old son. >> reporter: israel says the targeting of world central kitchen's convoy, all three cars apparently hit with precision strikes, was a mistake and a case of misidentification. >> all i can say at the moment is to offer my apologies and say that we share in the grief. >> reporter: a spokesman for israel's government insisted today that israel is setting a "new gold standard in preventing civilian casualties." and yet, president biden has said this was not a stand-alone incident, and israel has not

they were part of the world central kitchen, run by the famous jeff jose, andreas. see that whole. it's right there on the top of the van, right? you know what that says, the military hardware, experts, it tells them and they have been telling others that that's the work of a precision guided missile. that leaves that impression. and what does that mean? it means the people who fired it chose their target. specifically. in other words, it's not a case of oh, wrong place, wrong time, collateral damage that kind of thing. i mean, when you look at the van, it's mark clearly with the logo or the well known relief group. everyone including the id f, knew that they were there. and the big yellow colors and signs, and by the way, isn't in israel considered among the most technologically advanced countries in the entire world. so how does this happen, and how does it happen to get them to get? of course, israel is going to say, well, we're going to investigate the united states is going to say, okay, and if it's anything like all the other atrocities that have occurred there, nothing will

it's -- continues and there's very powerful op ed that dropped in the new york times last night by jeff jose they coordinated their movements with idf. they had taken all precautions that needed to be taken and let me just read you some of his words. they are very powerful, strong words. he said israel is better than the way this war is being waged. it is better than blocking food and medicine to civilians. it is better than killing aid worker who had coordinated with the idf. the israeli government needs to open more land routes for food and medicine today. it needs to stop killing civil yanks and aid workers. it needs to start the long journey to peace today. richard, israel and the supporters of israel which i am, have been, always will be, will be fooling themselves if they don't think that the overwhelming number of americans agree with jose that this is just enough and they need to focus on a permanent cease fire. they need to focus on -- need to focus on getting the hostages home and they need to focus on creating a world moving forward without hamas and of course in israel it'll be w

jeff rosen said they lived with her parents in a san jose condo and left drugs out in the open. her parents were also charged with murder. the cases will be tried together. neither entered a plea in court today. >>> we will be joined by the da to talk about these new developments and his fight against fentanyl. >>> if you live in south bay, get ready to pay more for another utility bill. pg&e, now the water bills are about to go up. water company says they need to hike rates for infrastructure. >> reporter: with a cost nearly everything going up, people in south bay could see their water bills increase, too. san jose water which serves more than 1 million customers has proposed raising rate 22% over the next three years. here is the break down for the average monthly bill. next year the average bill will jump from 1072 $120. one $25 a year after that. by 2027, $131. it still needs to be approved by the -- people say it is bad news because they are already feeling the pinch. >> everything is up. food is up. i'm not surprised. >> we watched, we ask for what we believe is reasonabl

. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, lots of sunshine and 70s today, 75 in san jose. we'll show you how much colder it gets tomorrow and the ra >>> two teenagers in custody for a terrifying shooting at american canyon gas station. it started with a heated argument and ended with three people wounded. here's nbc's jodi hernandez. >> he said the bullets were whizzing and skipping everywhere. >> reporter: dave christianson describes what his son experienced while gassing up his motorcycle at american canyon yesterday. >> he got off the bike and dove because he said it was just two machine guns going off at once. >> reporter: police say three people were wounded when an altercation at the safeway gas station in american canyon escalated into gunfire around 4:30 monday afternoon. this morning they announced they've arrested two people, 18- year-old christian evans and a juvenile, both from vallejo. >> it's got to be gang-related. i mean this is a very quiet town. we don't have things like this happen here. this just doesn't happen here. it happens down the road in vallejo

jose. gray and cloudy skies. they're going turn into rain. our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is tracking it all for us. and jeff will join us in just a few minutes. >>> let's move on now. people in big sur are now being told to stay put until the rain moves out. last weekend part of highway 1 lapsed down in monterey county, forcing the road to close. earlier today, an evacuation warning was issued for the communities south of this closure. county officials were telling people to get out before the road becomes impassible during the storm. the final convoy, this is down near big sur, leading people out of that area left about three hours ago. this is a look at the closure. it's from palo colorado road down to the bixby creek bridge. the full closure will remain in place until the storm passes and crews inspect that highway. >>> let's get back to that congressional race now, ending with a tie. this is to replace congresswoman anna eshoo. traditionally, the top two finishers in the primary would head for a runoff in november. we've known for a month now that former san jose mayor sam liccardo finished fir

jose teacher. her unlikely journey to accomplish the goal is our bay area proud segment. next i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri . we're continuing our earth week coverage, and tonight we'll take a close look at the sea level, how much we could see that rise over the next couple of decades. i've got more deta hundreds of people lined up at the oakland coliseum for the annual fair chance job fair. the event invites previous incarcerated people to learn more about job openings in the area. it also provided workshops to help them improve their resume and work on their interviewing skills. attendees also got to learn more about the county services available, including medi-cal and calfresh. janelle, i got to tell you, there's a fact i learned when putting together tonight's bay area proud story that at first i didn't believe, but it actually checks out. there are more people who have gone into space about 600 than have traveled to every single country in the world, estimated to be around 400. and of those, only about 30 are women, and one of those is a second grade teacher in san jose who brings a world of

jose for us tonight. and thank you. >> santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen is taking steps to change the sentences of more than a dozen prison inmates , from death to life behind bars without parole. the da says the move comes four years after the district attorney's office stopped using the death penalty. rosen said he lost faith in capital punishment in recent years. he called it an antiquated, racially biased, error prone system that deters nothing and the costs and costs the county millions of dollars. >> we're doing a few things. one, we're bringing finality to the case, finality to the victims. >> this is what's going to happen. this person is going to die in prison. and we're also able to then take the resources that we were using to defend these convictions. and apply them in other, more productive places in our office. >> if approved by the court, the move will affect 15 people who have been sentenced to death in santa clara county. the oldest case goes back as far as 1979 and is still being litigated. governor gavin newsom suspended executions in california in 2019, and legal experts say there a

jose and walnut creek. what do you see? a little bit of dreariness. that is because the rain and cold is coming back to the bay area. chief meteorologist jeff joins me now. when can we expect the rain and chilly temperatures to start? >> rain as soon as tomorrow morning. while we cooled off a bit today, get ready. the heaviest jacket back out for tomorrow's forecast. the center of the storm is just off to the north and west. it is falling down the cold blast of air in the rain chances , the chilly air already beginning to impact us over the past couple of hours, we are now down 13 degrees colder compared to this time yesterday in novato, down 12 in concord, 16 in livermore.: san jose putting us in the 50s in san francisco in livermore. this time last night we were in the 70s for a lot of those inland valleys. no rain fall showing up on >>> raider or doppler radar just yet. we have moisture in the mid- levels of the atmosphere, in fact we will stay dry through tonight, we will begin to get the rain back through marin, napa, sonoma county, starting at 6:00 tomorrow morning. we will take you through the whole timeline of this but i also wanted

jeff. >>> thousands of south bay nurses spent their day on the picket lines, day one of a three-day strike at all three county-run hospitals. we're talking about valley med, o'connor in san jose and st. luis in gilroy. the county and nurses union are reportedly at an impasse over wage increases and staffing. nurses say since the pandemic patients are more aggressive and more agitated as they often take out frustrations on the nurses, sometimes verbally, sometimes physically. >> maybe because we're short staffed. could we change that because if we have over 40 people sitting in the lobby in the emergency room, they get frustrated because they've waited for hours on end, you can reasonably see why some might be agitated. >> the county maintains it has reached a tentative agreement weeks ago to better address safety and violence in the workplace, which is seen as a separate issue from the staffing numbers. the strike ends friday morning. both sides hope to return to the bargaining table and to reach an agreement. >>> where can teachers afford to live? a new housing development in san francisco is creating local affordable homes for the city's public schoolteachers. shirley chish

jose andres is calling for an independent investigation. after a set of three aid strikes killed seven world central kitchen aid workers to gaza. jeffy speaking out the humanitarian aid. writing coat the israeli military needs to start the long journey to peace today. president biden said hi was outraged over the strike that killed the world central kitchen workers. tomorrow, he and israeli fend dates he has no plans to stop mill aid. senator, good to have you. >> yeah, thanks for having me. >> i just want to read what you had to say. i think it was yesterday after the strike and why you felt the need to say these. i'm a friendover israel. i believe hamas should pay for crimes but israel needs to. why did you say that? >> i just think this is a dire moment. parts of gaza are already in famine. the white house believes the next few weeks, famine may be declared throughout gaza s thousand children have died. this is a nightmare. it is hard to make the case that this campaign is ultimately making israel or the united states safer. we had testimony before the senate a few weeks ago from the director of national security intelligence. ta

jeff. well, they are coming to california sooner than you think. the city that's preparing to welcome pandas this summer before san francisco and happening now, the salvation army is teaming up with san jose and santa clara county to help tackle the homelessness crisis. local leaders have unveiled plans to help salvation army expand its site on fourth street. the upgraded facilities mean more housing for the homeless. you can read the full story but giant pandas are actually coming back to california this summer. pair of pandas will soon fly across the pacific to the san diego zoo. their names are sin bao. four year old female and yuan xuan, a five year old male with deep connections to california. his mother was born at the san diego zoo in 2007, and his grandparents were the last pandas to live in san diego. they left in 2019. like my kids going to get to grow up with pandas now i get to tell him it's a grandson of the panda that was here when i was here. and those are so cute. zoo is expanding their habitat to double their space, but the exact date for their arrival has not yet been set. it could be the future of air travel, and a santa cruz company plans to build it right here in cali

. >> jeff, how -- when you heard that, how serious do you think we should be taking that? >> we should be taking it very seriously, jose, but we should also take it in context of one particular whistle-blower concern. and this particular one, boeing is stating that it is composites, all of their data indicates no fatigue findings in the entire fleet. so while this may be a well meaning, well intentioned whistle-blower, perhaps a -- he just didn't receive the kind of explanation he needed to receive from boeing with regard to the robustness of the 787 structure. >> so, jeff, the whistle-blower is a quality engineer. what kind of information would he have access to? >> well, day after day he bo have access to measurements taken with holes and he's alleging gaps being produced, and he is alleging he's not seeing the data to indicate the gaps, which are beyond boeing's specifications, are being carried out properly. so, he has day to day access, i don't know how much access he has to the corporate body of engineering data and test data that boeing says that they have to refute this whistle-blower's testimony. >> boeing is

, and jeff ja koeb vits, a defense attorney who represented three white house employees during the clinton presidency. lisa, who exactly is gary farro, and why is he important to this case? >> jose the question on many people's list. gary farro is not a household name in trump world. he was michael cohen's banker at the now defunct first republic bank. michael cohen had maintained multiple accounts there over the years, but in october of 2016, he contacted gary farro and said he needed urgently to open a new account for a limited liability company he was starting. that's the company through which michael cohen made payments to stormy daniels after trump stalled so long that cohen became afraid that keith davidson, stormy daniels's lawyer and stormy daniels would either sell their story somewhere else or tell it somewhere else or both. therefore gary farro has a number of email exchanges and communications with michael cohen that buttress his story about the payments to daniels. he also can testify to the fact that somebody at first republic flagged the transaction as suspicious and contacted the treasury department. "the wall street journal" reported that in 2018. to this day we

the latest victim in downtown san jose where a gamer bar was hit not once but 8 times. kron four's. jeffll pass by the guild house. it's a really busy saturday here for the gamer bar and you wouldn't know it if you weren't there to see it. but just a couple of days ago, it was the site of a burglary with thieves taking more than $20,000 worth of cash and merchandise. >> it's a packed event in south downtown san jose k-pop event. bringing good business to the owner. kevin, we're going on our 3rd year in july, stranger to working in downtown. and unfortunately, no stranger to this. a pair of thieves making off with files, credit cards and merchandise. wic says, though, this isn't the first time in the beginning when we broken into, we didn't want to seen as vulnerable potentially make more people aware that we're here and that where we could be a target. >> but that clearly wasn't working over the last couple years killed house has been burglarized 8 times only twice. the owner says. >> have the thieves been caught got a little bit numb to it is not only killed house. kevin wic says the bu

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jeff bezos and many others. seven of their workers obviously killed in gaza and i know you talked to him recently about this. >> yes. he was there at the announcement with the mayor. jose'sd i have been friends for a long time and the man is a saint. he had just come back from gaza, and it's really -- very emotional and very real, right? that you talk to him. he set up 60 kitchens. serving millions of meals, and now they -- they've lost seven volunteers, and they're shutting it down. and it's -- it's run of those things where you read -- you read articles. you know, watching the news, but then it hits home, and it's -- a tragedy of unspeakable proportions and our heart goes out to all of those people, but they're doing great, great work, and it's stopped now. so who knows what's going to happen. >> what do you they should happen? >> in gaza. it has to be rationalized and there has to be a cease-fire right now. really does. jose was given reports on what he was seeing, and as usual, it's women, it's young people. it's people that don't have any opportunity to find their way out. >> right. >> and so -- it's time. and this was very, very personal and our heart goes out to e