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jose. this is in east san jose, you see a large gathering of people, this is at story and king in east san jose. in downtown san jose, a lot of pedestrians and vehicle diversions were made. you see a large gathering here, so far, police have made no arrests in this area. we're working on getting our crew to that location. this is the cinco de mayo celebrations for many years. a problem in the san jose area, and tonight police dispatched more than 100 special force officers to help maintain this problem. so far no arrests in this area. you see the large crowd gathering at story and king. we will continue to monitor the story throughout this newscast much. >>> let's go back to the death of been been. the elite unit of navy s.e.a.l.s that took out osama bin ladin also enlisted the help of man's best friend. >> tony shin tells us about the military dogs trained for those dangerous missions. >> we've got a belgium mawa coming in here. >> reporter: they use german sheppards and belgium malinwas.

>> it was an ordinary evening at san jose state. we hold classes from early in the morning until quite late at night. so there were a fair number of students, faculty and employees on campus. >>> were there any surveillance cameras in this parking garage that might shed some light into what happened? >> we are collecting all of the evidence we can right now in the garage, and we will have more to say when we are able to put all of that together. >> do you have an idea when you might know the identity of the victims? >> we are waiting now for the coroner and the coroner determines the identity of the vic testimony. >> do you know if there was a shootout where there was more than one person with a weapon? >> this was not at all a drive by shooting. we have no reason to believe it was gang-related. it was isolated and involving three individuals. >> pat harris with san jose state university. three people were shot and one deceased. live in san jose, john alston, abc news. >> thanks. >>> the mount diablo district board voted to layoff 1

four in san jose.ber one seed vancouver. number 2 seed san jose. the sharks eliminate the detroit red wins in 7 games. giants are red hot. matt cain working tonight as they go for their 6th straight wing. mark derosa bear hand play. look at the play there. with sandoval injured, a lot of different people taking a crack at third base. cane trying to bunt. he would be okay. he gets up and a successful sacrifice. moments later, aubrey huff, two out rbi and the san francisco giants hang on 3-2. after winning five straight games by a save, brian wilson the day off. that's len dancing the night away. 6-0 home stand. flew out to chicago tonight. 11:20 tomorrow against the cubs. nba, the bulls join miami in the east finals. derek rose, the league mvp. 19 assists. atlanta no match. won a couple games. that's it. pretty good -- probably the best match-up now left, miami versus chicago for the eastern championship. all right the 100 beta breakers set for sunday morning and by now if you are a -- a person who enjo

san jose is overcast today. and temperatures will stay below average for many today because of this west, southwest wind and temperaturest where there is that sea breeze west, southwest. that is the front coming in right there. that spells a cooler pattern today. cooler. windy at times. it's a sea breeze. mid to upper 50s near the coast. a few low 70s. i'm really under cutting some of the forecast highs. especially inland. i think we will see a few low 70s. big news will be as we head through the weekend. >>> all right thank you. three people are dead after a shooting at san jose state university. the problem students are facing this morning as the police investigation continues. >>> and pg&e faces a new and potentially bigger test. how many miles of pipeline one judge is ordering the utility to inspect. >>> san jose state san jose police are investigating three deaths as homicides. find out what happened inside the parking garage where this all happened. >>> the two american hikers that were expected to resume

when i spoke to san jose police they say san jose state police are the lead investigators. but san jose police will be helping out because of their expertise. this all happened around 8:30 last night in this garage. according to people that heard what happened. they heard several shots and then police swarming the area. there were a lot of students that were stuck outside of this parking garage. when people returned to retrieve their vehicles they were being kept out of the garage. when we walked up there were dozens of vehicles. the cars are still will. now the university says they are confident by what they found at the scene that this shooting does not present any shooting. we spoke to witnesses and they told us what they heard. >> we were in our living room when we heard gunshots. we heard cars screeching and stuff. that's all we heard. >> reporter: san jose state university has tweeted on a twitter page that they will have counselors available for people that want to talk to counselors. the garage is open this morning. they said it wouldn't reopen but it is open. we ar

>>>josé díaz balart: gracias.vidas dobles e hijos ilegitimos. y otro escándalo que tiene base aquí en washington es que aunque el presidente del fmi no renunció, el hecho que strauss-kahn está preso acusado de violar a una empleada, tiene a muchos ya barajando nombres de posibles reemplazos. >>> ante la salida de strauss-kahn los nombres de dos mexicanos han aparecido para sucederlo. el ex presidente cedillo se destaca. y hoy se iba a escuchar el testimonio de la víctima. y también se dio a conocer que la presunta víctima vive en un complejo habitacional para personas con sida. y se empezó a cuestionar su presidencia. >>> no puedo comentar del caso, pero no está en una posición para dirigir el fmi. >>> strauss-kahn seguiría en la cárcel hasta su próxima comparecencia, cuando se espera que pidan nuevamente la fianza que fue negada. y podrían pasar 6 meses, y si es condado podría estar hasta 25 años en prisión. >>>josé díaz balart: médicos de un hospital de houston remplazaron un trozo del cráneo de gabrielle giffor

live in san jose, allie rasmus, ktvu chant 2 news. >>> overnight, the san jose bomb squad gave the all clear to the castro district after someone called in a suspicious bag. officers immediately responded. just after 12:30 this morning, officers declared the bag safe, and reopened the area to traffic. >>> traffic is running smoothly into oakland tonight. this deture shows cars coming off the bay bridge, using the new, eastbound detour, just about two hours ago. caltrans closed down several lanes around midnight in preparation for the switch over. at one point, traffic had to be stopped, but just for about two minutes. caltran's spokesman, joining us on the line. did you pull an all nighter? >> yes, i did. >> from the video we saw, things are looking good. >> yeah, things are going smoothly, it looks like we're going to be able to wrap up all work this morning. >> did you go one lane at a time? >> yeah, lane 4 and 5 are open right now, we expect to have lane 3 open in a few minutes, the rest of the lanes will open sequentially. >> if someone is on the bay bridge, what do you think to te

as you saw earlier that rainbow around san jose. 66 degrees right now. got the west wind at 13 miles per hour. 50s and 60s outside right now. there's the wind speeds. 0 t 2o out towards the delta. you can see the rain around the south bay. some moderate pockets there especially off to the east of 680 by alom rock. some light to moderate rain. this has backed off a bit since 5:00. most of the moisture heading out to the tri-valley and east bay hilltops. all this moisture as it gets to th 2 sierra, we're talking five to ten inches of snow above 7,000 feet. snow levels could get as low as 4,000 feet in the sierra. we've got the showers out there tonight. as we roll into tomorrow morning you'll see those showersin lgig around the south bay as lwell. we'l a talk more about these winter-like changes coming up in just a few minutes from now. >> thank you rob. >>> in san jose, police are investigating another homicide. this year has been a particularly deadly year for that city. dun0:0 4 t mey around 4:00 this morning. that's just east of m101. an 18-year-old yo

san jose pd is involved, working with san jose state police. but yeah, certainly troubling for san jose police because with the cutbacks and maybe even more cutbacks coming in the near future they're going to have to be dealing with these -- an uptick in homicides here in the city. >> george kiriyama reporting live from san jose state. thank you, george. >>> the desperate search is over tonight for a 3-year-old girl. campbell police say they found little dija marin at a south san jose parking sxlot they found her with her mother. police arrested jane marin. she's charged with felony child abuse. dija is now in a hospital receiving care. police will only tell us that the little girl is the victim of severe child abuse. investigators, though, are still looking for marin's ex-boyfriend, george rodriguez. police went to do a welfare check on the little girl after receiving a tip that she may have been hurt. >>> it might be the most valuable find of all. osama bin laden's handwritten journal, discovered during the raid of his compound in pakistan. t

we talked to a san jose police spokesman jose garcia saying these lateral hires between police departmentsakes sense for departments looking to save some cash. >> we invested a lot of money as a department as a city to train these officers. we have given them the training that allows them now to actually turn around and seek employment elsewhere. >> reporter: elsewhere in this case is santa cruz county. but garcia says the economy makes these jobs still hard to come by. a lot of the departments are facing cutbacks here in san jose, 106 police officers receiving layoff notices next month and they are likely to become owe fix next month once the city council approves its budget. the former cops that are now sheriff's deputies in santa cruz county are making less money anywhere between 66 and $84,000. but at least they have jobs. that's the latest from here in san jose. back to you guys. >> thank you. it makes sense, at least they are working now as opposed to laid o kcbs radio's matt bigler in san jose, thank you. >>> 6:39. a bay area congresswoman says pg&e spent less money than supposed to

san jose police chief, chris moore.the rest of the day's news, marla tellez is back in the studio. >> battling a 600 acre wildfire burning through fields and brush in monterey county. the wind gusts help spread the fire that was burning 20 acres on 146, east of soledad. in other news, a gup of parents are asking them to investigate a principal of wagner elementary school. he disciplined them by humiliating them. >>> police are warning people about homemade bottle bombs causing bangs and booms throughout the city. they are built using soda bottles and can explode hours after they are made and they can cause burns and cuts. >>> 5:45 now. time to check in with christina for a look at the forecast. good morning. >> good morning to you. we have a great looking weekend ahead. if you are looking for rainshowers, saturday you can make your plans. stay in and take in a movie or do whatever you can. a good spring cleaning day for you. here is the weather maker. this is a well developed system for this time of the season. this is

josé garcía/policia de san josé 16:47:00 sabemos que muchas personas van a venir al centro y por esoales para que se sientan seguros de celebrar sin problemas, pero como habia dicho anteriormente, muchas veces no podemos prevenir todas las situaciones.. la polica dice que tienen un plan de contigencia para este tipo incidentes, e inclusive lo implementaron anoche.. s.o.t. josé garcía/policia de san josé 12:58:00 la intención con ese plan es de desviar a las personas y a los vehículos motorizados de la area de donde se encuentra causando problemas.. s.o.t. 8:32:00 está bien que celebren, pero no deberían de celebrar de esa manera porque nos hacen quedar mal como hispanos.. cu - calls tease ---- y de la informacion de jaime se desprende la pregunta de esta noche... un grupo de revoltosos, nos hace quedar mal a todos los latinos? --- para opinar, llamenos gratis al 1-866-229-4848 .... o deje su comentario en facebook, somos "telemundo san jose " stop open roll open cu ---el sheriff de san francisco sigue desafiando al controversial programa "comunidades seguras". ---el dice, que no esta

temperatures continuing to fall 50s coastside, 60s central bay to 70 in san jose. when the average high is 74 degrees. low 70s in throughout livermore, backing all the way into walnut creek. the extended forecast does call for mostly cloudy skies from that area of low pressure on sunday with a threat of a stray shower for mother's day. partial clearing on monday by the afternoon hours. sunny side up tuesday and wednesday. and then again, we will have the sunshine and slightly warmer this time next week. mom's day there you have it in writing for you, mostly cloudy, a chance of a stray shower. unseasonably cool. so if you have brunch plans outdoors, buy her a brand-new scarf and a nice sweater. >> and umbrella. >> mom doesn't care what the weather is on mother's day. >> lots of breakfast in bed. >>> thank you. next charged for an operation he never had. >> i still have my appendix. >> aggressive debt collectors go after the wrong person. what one man had to do to set the record straight. ,, ,, hey marcel, watch this! hey marcel, watch this! [ buzzer sounds ] [ cheer

. >>> from bad to worse for san jose's budget. the city may soon have fewer city workers than anytime since the mid-80s 80s. kiet do reports. >> reporter: those cuts are deep and widespread affecting every department from park maintenance to police. basically we could see a repeat of this scene last year where firefighters were laid off for the first time in the city's history and san jose is on pace to do it yet again this year. san jose police would also be hit especially hard laying off dozens of cops for the first time, as well. and the libraries are set to be opened only three days a week. now, the city in its tenth straight year of death sits and each year it -- deficits and each year it gets worse. this time it's historic at $115 million. so to balance the budget, 588 positions could be cut, 370 are actually aoffs. the fire department would lose 64 positions including 5 firefighters. and then police would lose 195 positions. that's 122 officers taken off the streets. they mayor said, "we cannot continue to cut services and

san jose, 78 degrees. also pretty dry. humidity down to 19%.ou may wonder if these low humidities why we don't have red flag warnings. of course we have the wet spring which is helping us out right now. the dry wind pattern across the bay area. now the winds switching to an on shore breeze. on the way to this warmup we see for the middle part of the week, we'll see a speed bump along the way. a cooldown tomorrow before the numbers really pop-up come wednesday. you can see the temperatures inland out to the trivalley and pleasantton and gillroy. we have a weather system to the west that's going to put a dent in the ridge of high pressure for monday. it's going to usher in a slightly stronger sea breeze tomorrow. so for the inner bay and coast, we're actually going to cool off a little bit for monday. then as we get towards tuesday and wednesday, that's when high pressure will take hold. you see the clouds passing by. winds turn off shore tuesday into wednesday. that's when temperatures really going to start to climb on up. lots of 80s inland. ma

park in san jose.looking good, folks. we have a lot of sunshine out already and it looks like it is going to stick around all day. some temperatures going to be heating up very nicely outside. a lot of 70s inside the bay. you will see some 80s and low 90s inland and 60s back at the coastline but there is a major cooldown on the way. we'll talk more about that in a minute. let's check the cinco de mayo traffic with elizabeth. >> let's do that. all right, thank you, lawrence. we are going back out to chopper 5 over interstate 80 through san pablo where you can see everything is free-flowing in all directions backup we just took a call from rory with the kcbs phone force who tells us about some late running roadwork in hercules eastbound 80 and it is causing delays. we'll have more coming up. >> back to you. >> thank you. >>> moments from now president obama will fly to new york city from washington to honor the victims of 9/11. randall pinkston joins us live from new york where a ceremony will be held th

frank, back to you. >> thank you, kiet do live at san jose state, thank you. >>> and san jose police believe the suspect they are seeking for an east side murder is passing himself off as his brother. mario jesus hernandez is accused of murder at a south capitol avenue home. there is evidence hernandez is using the identity of his brother gilbert. police say the two men look almost identical and have similar gang tatoos. >>> the trial for two cal grads accused of spying in iran was postponed today just as it was scheduled to start. a diplomat says the trial was delayed because shane bauer and josh fattal never showed up at the courthouse. so far, officials are not saying why the men did not appear. the two were arrested hiking near the border of iraq nearly two years ago. sarah shourd was also arrested but iran let her out on bail last september and she is not going back for the trial. >>> thousands of people in napa county will turn on the tap and find nothing or if they do, it might be brown. now, this is the result of a broken water transmission line in an agricultural area near f

in downtown san jose, on the san jose state campus. we'll have an update for you in a few moments. >>> tonight, he's talking about what everyone else is talking about. governor -- former governor schwarzenegger, breaking his silence about his separation. >>> attacked by an acquaintance. then abandoned by police. the worldwide travel warning to women in the bay area tonight. >>> and she made the cut on "the voice." get to know the bay area singer hoping to make it big. >>> the weather forecast going to be singing a different tune af fothe today.g the fo will be ioll thlingo nte mid-70s ino the south bay. we'll be tracking the fog and some rain in my seven-day forecast. [ coach ] in albuquerque, citi pre-approved my mortgage. [ whistle blows ] all right, layups, guys. let's go. in sioux falls, i locked in a rate. coach, you get that house yet? working on it. [ coach ] the appraisal? ...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortgage consultant had me covered. [ crowd cheering ] and 500 miles from home... [ cheering, cellphone beeps ] ...we

it was san jose's 21st killing. that's more than all of last year and we're not even halfway through this year. kimberly tere has more. >> reporter: diane, it has been a busy first half of the year for homicide detectives in san jose. and the numbers have caught the attention of community activists who say they plan to step up their efforts to help as a result. >> he didn't deserve it. he deserved none of this. he's a very good kid. he just graduated, what, high school four days ago? >> reporter: loved ones gathered saturday evening to mourn the loss of their friend, an 18-year-old who was stabbed to death in east san jose. it happened just before 4:00 saturday morning on the 1700 block of schulte drive. >> he was just there at the wrong place, wrong time. >> reporter: investigators say they are still looking for the person responsible and for the motive behind the stabbing. this comes on the heels of a fatal shooting just a couple blocks away. on wednesday night, police say a 22-year-old was gun 9 down. these two i

. >>> nadie fue detenido ahí, pero en otras partes de san josé otras personas fueroan arrestadas, esa responsable. >>> el mensaje, es vengan a san josé, disfruten son bienvenidos, pero para los que vienen a causar problemas, la policía está lista. >>> la policía informó que continuarán con operativo, hasta el domingo . >>> qué lástima que por unos cuantos la llevemos todos un caballero. >> mire... lo que nos trae acÁ es tratar de terminar con la violencia y la tortura de la vida de elena, si usted estÁ dispuesto a ser nuestro testigo estoy seguro que lo podemos gratificar ampliamente.nvierte francisco en "ciudad santuario."---por otra parte, la portavoz de la agencia "ice", "virginia kice", dijo que lamenta la dec >>> por otra parte la portavoz de la agencia dice que lamenta la situación. >>> se pide que se ponga un alto al programa comunidades seguras, quiere se deje de enviar al fbi las huellas dactilares de quienes sean detenidos, este fin de semana, las autoridades habían pedido a los legisladores que se enfoquen los recursos en los verdaderos criminales. >>> por otra parte el pr

back to you in san jose. >> that's right. we are live in san jose iront of the winchester mystery house. bob redell is here and going to talk to a professional ghost hunter. >>> 20 cities in 20 days. our may around the bay tour continues this morning. we are waking up in san jose. we are live at the winchester mystery house on this friday the 13th. bob redell is actually taking a chance inside the house. he's got more. you're not scared to be in there, bob? >> i'm horrified but able to mask it very well. good morning to you, laura. over the years, many psychics and ghost hunters came in to try to communicate with sarah winchester's spirit. it got us thinking what goes into a paranormal investigation when carrying out something like this. a while back, we traveled to sonoma, a place known for wine and spirits. >> this room was the morgue of the hospital. the caskets were brought down this chute. >> in the basement of the barth ol my cellar, there's a spiritual presence. >> they remain here because they are trapped or confused

>>>josé díaz balart: gracias.a la zona cero en su totalidad vaya a telemundo.com/noticias. y esa sensación de alivio que sintieron muchos la entiende bien isolda, fue una de las primeras reporteras en llegar a las torres gemelas, y tiene las reacciones de otros que como ellas la vieron desplomarse. >>> las arrugas que el paso del tiempo dejó en su rostro, se confundían con la emoción de jhonny. >>> esta mejor? >>> está muerta, pero lo enterramos... >>>periodista: y 4 días después del ajusticiamiento es una reivindicación y una muestra que nunca olvidaremos. >>> esa frase cobra más fuerza después del ajusticiamiento. >>> seguro que sí. >>>periodista: josé samango vio el primer avión que se estrelló contra una de las torres. >>> me admiro de las garras que tiene el presidente de como hizo el trabajo. >>>periodista: portando banderas cientos de personas se acordonaron en la zona cero, una multitud que estalló en jubilo cuando vio la caravana presidencial, para el abuelo jhonny es un día de justicia. >>> porque agarra

san jose state's campus.i >>> a major announcement is expected three hours from now concerning a murder-suicide on san jose state's campus. kiet do is in san jose with what we expect to learn on this. kiet. >> reporter: and they say this is their last press conference concerning this incident where they say they will release the names of the victims and the gunman and the school has hinted in the past that thieves one of the victims was connected to the school here. now, sjsu says tuesday night's shooting was unprecedented given there were three victims killed in the shooting. over the past day and a half, more details have emerged about this murder-suicide. a man and woman were inside their car when they were shot dead on the fifth floor of the tenth street parking garage. the gunman fired from outside of the car. paramedics took him to the hospital with what looked like a gunshot wound to the right side of his head. he died a short time later. now, the shooting happened at 8:30 just as students were getting

that's what happened in san jose on saturday. now police here at the department, they are searching for the suspects in both those cases. now the most recent happened about 10:30 saturday night in south san jose near hellier park. a 35-year-old mother of five was shot to death inside her car. she was in the driver's seat of her black mercedes sedan. police say potential witnesses are not being cooperative. those living in the neighborhood say they heard six to eight gunshots when they called 911. they didn't want to show their face on camera out of fear of retaliation but did express to us their concern. >> next thing you know, there's bullet casings out in the street. 50 feet away from my house, from my bed. and it doesn't hit you right away. then you start thinking about it and you get nervous. >> so that was saturday night about 18 hours earlier, an 18-year-old was stabbed multiple times in east san jose early saturday morning near schulte drive and mckee road. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. you may recall a

some 70s into san jose and concord, warmer there today. also 60s into oakland and sunshine there and about 62 in san francisco. more on the chance for rain coming up. right now let's check on your traffic with elizabeth. >> thank you, lawrence. so far we are hotspot-free across the bay area. they should be doing the lane change any second across the golden gate bridge. it's "bike to work" day so expect more bicyclists on the roads. there are energizer stations across the bay area including one here it the golden gate bridge. so we'll tell you what that's doing to the morning commute plus check the bay bridge coming up. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a murder-suicide in san jose state. in a few hours miss are expected to make a major announcement about the shooting that left three people dead. kiet do is in san jose with what we expect to learn. kiet. >> reporter: good morning. san jose state definitely being very careful about the information that they are releasing because of student confidentiality. but at this point it looks like at lea

take pkg take pkg a jose lo contrataron como jornalero para jardineria y a la hora del pago jose/jornaleroe esperar y ya no regreso le robaron sus sesenta dolares el robo de salarios se ha convertido en una historia comun fanny valencia/trabajo en una panaderia el minimo en ese entonces era como $8,40 ella me pagaba $7...no tenia hora de break, no tenia hora de lunch kate hege/abogada la raza centro legal es un problema grande, estas personas pueden perder sus departamentos, la familia puede estar en la calle y estan trabajando 12, 14 horas por dia y es inaceptable que estos duenos de negocios roban el sueldo de estos trabajadores. hoy se lanzo una campana en san francisco en contra de este flagelo. esto incluye pasar una nueva ley que le daria a la agenica de gobierno encargada de investigar estos casos, un ano maximo para resolverlos depues de la denuncia david campos/superviso r de san francisco el tiempo pro medio si un caso va a una audiencia es de 788 dias que son varios anos y eso es algo que es muy negativo primero porque los trabajadores no pueden esperar tanto tiempo, pero ademas

kimberly tere is in san jose to explain. >> reporter: hello, diane. marchers started arriving here at san jose city hall about half an hour ago and have started their rally which includes speakers, music and even some dancing. they arrived after the three and a half mile march from king and story roads. they were carrying american and mexican flags, holding signs and chanting. this is just one of hundreds of rallies, as you mentioned, taking place across the nation today. protesters are calling for an end to the criminalization of undocumented immigrants and also calling for protection of workers rights to unionize. they say they want to see progressive immigration reform and will continue to use mayday as a platform to get o their message. they say it's a tradition going back more than a century. >> may 1st here in the united states came out of the united states in the 1880s. both immigrant workers and native workers fought for the right of an eight-hour work day and other rights that here in the united states, they're rights, but those rights were w

it's 4.28 in san jose and santa rosa. if you fill up in oakland you will pay 4.27. >>> state regulators saying no to pg&e. it cannot track costs and charge customers more. the utility apparently wants to keep official track of all the costs associated with safety improvements since the deadly san bruno disaster. and that would be a necessary step for pg&e to pass any of those expenses along to its customers. but some groups say that would amount to a blank check for pg&e. and now the puc has rejected the utility's request. at the same time, though, pg&e now has permission to charge more to make up for lost profits. it's compensation for having to dump those old analog meters that were still working and putting in the smartmeters instead. the puc says it will allow pg&e to raise revenue it collects interest customers by nearly $2 billion over the next three years. but that is less than half of what pg&e requested. the utility plans and electricity rate increase in january. >>> 5:13. a peeping tom busted for targeting women

as san jose >>> from mare field to san jose office -- from fairfield to san jose officers looked at multipledly shootings. >>> searching for higher ground where people are struggling to stay above the flood waters this morning. >> giving our wallets a break at the gas pump it is reason behind a possible price drop plus where you can save money filling up in the bay area. >>> welcome back to weekend early edition happy mothers day it is 8:00 a.m. thanks for joining us i am ann makovec. >> i am phil matier we have a lot of news to cover in our next half hour we will have a san jose councilman up here to talk about the cinco de mayo violence plus what they will do in the months to come. >> serious problems down there, and your mothers day forecast on a positive note. it is chilly grab a jacket. >>> topping the news neighbors in shock this morning following a deadly quadruple shooting over in fairfield. it happened yesterday at a home on venus drive. three people were killed in what appears to be a dispute between roommates a fourth person was also shot but survived. when police got to the house

slow clearing in san jose. in concord temperatures way down from yesterday's highs to 65 degrees by the afternoon. let's check traffic with elizabeth. >> thank you, lawrence. we have a high wind advisory on the san mateo bridge on westbound 92 so take it easy this morning. bay bridge no delays heading into san francisco. more traffic coming up. in the meantime, back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> three people dead from a shooting at san jose state university. it's still under investigation this morning. last night's gunfire was at the tenth street garage on the north side of the campus. kiet do is in san jose state now where counselors will be on campus all day. >>> reporter: good morning. everything is back to normal here at the tenth street parking garage after a grim scene and a highly unusual scene here at san jose state university. this all started around 8:30 last night when a call came in of multiple gunshots from the fifth floor of the parking garage. some witnesses say the barrage of gunfire sounded li

that was lawrence live in san jose this morning. overall, we are doing well in the traffic deal departmen -- we are doing well in the traffic department. nice to martinez until you get to this ongoing roadwork. it started earlier this week eastbound 4 completely shut down from loveridge towards somersville just for another 20 minutes or so until 5:30 this morning but otherwise you are going to have to use detours. all the approaches to the bay bridge nice and light. metering lights are off so easy commute so far into san francisco. and up and down the nimitz if you are using 880 you can see these are live traffic sensors, 67, 66, 69 miles per hour. so everything is nice and quiet up and down the nimitz past the coliseum and farther south where lawrence is, the king road off-ramp we got word of an accident there sounds like it's already cleared to the right shoulder but i just wanted to mention it southbound 680, again on the off-ramp. the main lines. freeway are okay. if you are coming through downtown san jose here's traffic on 280

all are welcome to come to san jose to celebrate cinco de mayo. abc7 news. >> president obama met with the navy seals and helicopter pilots involved in sunday's raid on osama bin laden's compound. the meeting in fort campbell, kentucky was kept private. he thanked them for their service and he spoke to troops, some of who came back from a year on the front line. after bin laden's death he received a letter from a girl whose father died in ground zero. >> for all of us this week, it is a reminder of what we are about. >> also today, al qaeda issued a statement confirming bin laden's death. first lady michelle obama honored military spouses and mothers and grandmothers to a mother's day test in the white house co-hosted by vice-president biden's wife, jill. they are shegged light on issues that military wives deal with. >> two rescued sea lions made appearance in the new digs in the zoo. silent night was found in the sausalito beach with a facial gunshot wound. his companion henry was found starving. they were blind and not survived in the wild. the

the san jose director of employee relations is backing the twice elected representative of san jose. is a situation that we look at in every city department and should be looking at is what is the best way to get the work done to serve the residents of san jose. >> the union is fighting back and in march was successful in forcing the matter to arbitration. it is arguing the skilled position must be filled and that council member constant didn't follow the proper procedure in doing away with the job. >> he does not have the right to unilaterally decide this is a position that the city of san jose does not need to fill or its residents do not need. he does not speak for the entire city. >> reporter: the legal process -- until the legal process comes to a decision they will have no administrative assistant. the council member scoffed at the criticism. >> i'm trying to be as efficient as i can to run my offense and if that means that i'm being too efficient. i don't have any apologies for that. my job is to serve the residents in the most cost-effective way i can. >> keith constant, the

san jose police are investigating a murder-suicide. we're moments away from a press conference with university officials. >>> an unexpected twist concerning the trial of uc berkeley graduates. >>> good afternoon. we begin with the investigation into a shooting that left three people dead in san jose. it happened inside a parking garage at san jose university last night. ktvu's jade hernandez joins us live from san jose state where a news conference is about to get underway. good afternoon, jade. >> reporter: good afternoon, torpry. we're moments away from that press conference with university officials. you can see everyone here gathered. the sound of gunfire last night turned heads but no one really knew what happened on the fifth floor. >> i heard a couple of quick pops, pop, pop and then little pops after that. and i didn't think anything of it until i got in my car. >> my buddy was here and he used facebook to tell everybody about the incident. he was here last night and the police asked him questions and everything. >> reporter: t

so they know me. >> san jose police arrested seven people on cinco de mayo night. officers were kept busy moving crowds, sometimes numbering in the hundreds away from downtown. >> come and do nit a good, safe, wholesome way. >> if you come here to make trouble, we're going to be ready for you and you're going to jail. >> blanca says she loves living and working on the east side of san jose. >> they don't understand the mexican and american community. they represent gay related. they're not representing the mexican american community. because we're not like that, my kids are not like that. >> now police are also keeping an eye on the area of king and story in san jose where one person was stabbed at the height of thursday's disturbance. >>> a police officer faces a number of felony charges in connection with the alleged dirty cop scandal in contra costa county. prosecutors say lombard did used one of his confidential informants to help sell more than 1,200 ecstasy pills and marijuana. he's accused of helping to make a plan to take drugs from police evidence lockers

this marks san jose's 20th homicide of the year. not even half way through 2011 yet and we have surpassed last year's total homicide count. 19 homicides in 2010. san jose is considered one of the safest big cities. i asked a spokesman if he thinks it's gang related. he says at this point, it's too early to tell as the investigation in east san jose near mckee continues. much of this neighborhood is blocked off. officers don't know when they are going to reopen and give us new information. we'll be here when they do. laura. >> thank you very much. it's 6:02 now. just a few hours before that shooting, a san jose man was treated for a stab wound. someone stabbed the 21-year-olds man just before 8:30 last night. police say the man should survive the injuries. investigators are looking for two people. >>> oakland police are looking into the deadly shooting of a teenager. he was weeks away from graduating. police say someone shot and killed detained franklin, jr. in east oakland. they are not sure if franklin took part in the shooting or

tomorrow the race runs from livermore to san jose. there too but no snow. >>> 5:49. she admits giving her 8-year- old daughter botox. the legal twist with the bay area mom. >> shuttle astronauts ready to go to work. today's first mission and the dramatic picture of the shuttle launch from a airplane, coming up. year after year. wallet feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. old daughter botox. >>> welcome back. more drama with the mom who admitted giving her 8-year-old daughter botox. computer very campbell's daughter has been taken by child protective services over the weekend. see this said she enters her daughter in beauty pageants and considers what she does safe. report say she doesn't live in san francisco as initially reported. >>> today the fda will talk about making changes to those over-the-counter pain releaves and fever reducers geared toward toddlers. the fda may add dosage instructions to children's tylenol and similar product for children under 2. the current directions tell parents to seek a doctor's advi

san jose 75. and livermore close to 80.we're going to jack temperatures up by about ten degrees. still mild with 60s for most of the south bay and the east bay. throughout tomorrow we'll see those 80s inland as the heat continues to rise here. and ahead we are looking at some weekend changes just in time for mother's day weekend. we have high pressure offshore. that's going to combine in with these warming winds out of the northwest and keep temperatures in the 80s for wednesday, maybe even a few possible 90s inland. and throughout thursday it's still going to stay warm before we start to see this pattern getting broken down. and take a look at this. the warmest weather we have seen in about seven months coming our way for wednesday. last time it rivaled anything like this in the east bay was basket on october 2nd when the livermore had 88 degrees. tomorrow morning we'll start off a little above average with 55 in gilroy, 58 in san jose, 58 in livermore. in the afternoon we'll see our best chance for isolated 90s in the ext

in san jose kron 4 news.some send us a city workers are not happy with the mayor's proposals that are drawn comparisons to the wisconsin gov. who led the fight to strip unions of their bargaining rights. the fire fighters recently agreed to pay cuts and other concessions. the scene of the city wants to reduce the benefits even more. >> i'm very disappointed that he has brought this done to san jose. we have seen this type of thing declaring a fiscal emergency happen in a few other cities. it's the right wing, political driven movement the firefighters came forward with concessions, we saved it 70 jobs through those concessions it was a lot of money and difficult negotiating. we were proud to do it. >>rob: mayor chuck reed said may 24th he will seek the city council's blessing to have staff members prepare ballot language for his pension reform proposal. >>brian: 1 weather is back in the bay area tonight, the golden gate bridge and it is rainy of their tonight. good idea to take the easy tonight because we hav

josé garcía/portavoz, policia de san josé 9:33:00 sabemos que está dentro de la edad de 20 años y estabaridas de disparos de arma de fuego, el oficial rindió asistencia médica.. la polica an no identifica a la vctima y desconoce el motivo.. ste se convirti en el vigecimo segundo homicidio del 2011.. dos ms de los registrados en todo el 2010.. algunos residentes temen que san jos se est convirtiendo inseguro. s.o.t. gerardo barragán/comerci ante del este de san antonio 2:55:00 lo que hemos mirado ha cambiado por la falta de seguridad de lo que es el departamento de policía de san josé de que cuando uno les llama se tarda y a veces ni siquiera se arrima donde tenemos el problema.. pero otras personas piensan distinto.. s.o.t. antolín villegas/le intentaron robar 5:15:00 yo pienso que es igual; solamente yo pienso que la gente que viene de otros lugares son los que vienen a cometer delitos aqui a san josé.. s.o.t. ramón figueroa/resident e de san josé 7:52:00 para mi es segura. porque la inseguridad la haya uno en la calle cuando andas haciendo cosas malas o hay problemas.. s.o.t. 13:37:00

san jose mayor chuck reed says san jose is still one of the safest cities despite that spike in homicide rates. >>> more money from washington d.c. is heading to santa cruz county to help in tsunami recovery efforts. the labor department announced it has awarded santa cruz county millions of dollars to hire temporary workers to assist in clean up and repairs. the money will also provide badly needed jobs in a county with a 14% unemployment rate. the announcement came yesterday two months to the day after that destructive tsunami ripped through santa cruz harbor. >>> time now 5:03. pg&e is writing checks. they're reimbursing cities and counties who responded to the san bruno disaster. eight people were killed, 38 homes destroyed in last september's disaster. emergency responders rushed in from all over the bay area to help out. well, according to the examiner 60 applications have been filed by various cities and counties seeking more than $4 million in reimbursements. >>> less than an hour from now top executives from the five biggest oil companies are set to face some tough questions at

lisa is live in san jose with the story. lisa. >> san jose oldest and youngest gather to take on city hall. they are hoping by uniting the voices they can save the services. >> puff a heart by taking one. [applause]. >>reporter: it isn't okay to treat seniors this way. >>reporter: young and old faced off with city leaders. they wore emotions on their sleeves and held their hearts in their hand. this woman is 68. >> so chuck have a heart. >>reporter: she goes to the community center daily because of the proposed cuts the entire staff there could be laid off. that's not all. the budget for the senior nutrition program could drop from 1.2 million l dollars to 550,000. at risk youth program currently get 4.3 million. that could be cut in half and the healthy neighborhood program which helps both groups may drop from 3 and half million i don't know to 400 thousand. council member worries the shrinking pot pit both group against one another. >> it is a pick and choose. i'm not satisfied with that. >>reporter: neither were any of t

one in san jose. i'm marla tellez. i'll have the latest coming up. >>> plus, just a year after being brought back, san francisco's junior rotc program may once again be in jeopardy. >>> good morning. i'm christie smith live in oakland. do you have plans for today? we're going to be talking about memorial day observances being held across the bay area. that story coming up in a live report. >>> and a live look outside. bay bridge this morning. not a lot of traffic to report. we've got the full forecast coming up. it's monday, may 30th. this is "today in the bay." >> from nbc bay area, reporting what matters to you, this is "today in the bay." >>> a good memorial day to you. thanks for joining us early this morning. i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's get things started with a look at the forecast. we need to enjoy today. >> yes, you need to not only do you need to enjoy today if you have it off, sleep in, stay in bed, by all means. enjoy today because we have rain on the way tomorrow. more rain on the way for wednesday and t

a vote tonight in san jose. many decried the plan. but mark sayre says desperate times call for desperate measures and in this case maybe a measure on the ballot. >> reporter: it is a proposal receiving national attention. should san jose declare a state of fiscal emergency and ask voters to approve drastic changes to public employee pensions and benefits? >> shame on you for this political power grab. >> reporter: at yet another hearing today, many city employs spoke against the proposal. >> i think it is ridiculous to be making up emergencies. who makes up emergencies? >> the proposed ballot measures would doom the city to years if not decades to decades of dysfunction and litigation. >> some were in favor. >> it is time to change business as usual. >> reporter: but an 8-3 vote the council decided to keep the concept of declaring a fiscal emergency very much alive but decided to negotiate with union groups. >> i think the budget itself will be pretty good evidence of the crisis we face and the need for very difficult action. >> repo

live in san jose, kimberly tere, nbc bay area news. >>> about 7,000 students graduated from san jose state university this morning, but two students were not there. 25-year-old cindy kalagaran and thomas williams wereou shot and killed in a university parking garage earlier this month. her husband is suspected of the killings and then killed himself. both victims were due to graduate from the undergraduate accounting program today. and the university granted those degrees today to their families. for other students, though, today was also a time for celebrating and accomplishing a major goal. >> it was like blood, sweat and tears minus the blood. it was a lot of stress, a lot of long nights and papers and just assignments and studying and just sleepless nights, but we're done. i'm here. it's over. >> the commencement speaker was james thompson who is the founder and chairman of the largest group of moving companies in the world. >>> three people are in the hospital tonight after a major accident on highway 24 in arinda early this morning. these pictures show the rescue efforts of fir

and 72 for san jose, also 72 in livermore.o tomorrow, wet weather starting during your later commute hours and then we'll dry out for thursday and friday and then pretty significant cooling and unseasonably cool letter for this time year for saturday and sunday. slight cooling for your memorial day holiday. that's a look at weather. let's go to elizabeth with a look at traffic. >> thank you. winds were a big story yesterday with all the traffic and weather talk and unfortunately, it caused some damage to a dock out there in alameda. pictures that we took yesterday, if you plan on riding the ferry service between alameda and san francisco, you may be out of luck. heavy wind over the weekend damaged a floating dock at the harbor bay ferry terminal. this is the second morning they have to completely cancel all alameda harbor bay ferry service. no word when the dock will be usable again. for all the latest traffic updates, follow us on twitter now, cbs 5 traffic on twitter. let's go to our maps. we have talking about lane closures

frank, back to you. >> thank you, kiet do live at san jose state, thank you. >>> san jose police believe the suspect they are seeking for an east side murder is passing himself off as his own twin brother. suspected gang member mario jesus hernandez is accused of shooting a man to death last month at a home on south capitol avenue. investigators say there is evidence hernandez is using the identity of his brother gilbert. police say the two men look almost identical and have a similar gang tattoo. >>> thousands of people in napa valley have water that looks more like dirty tea and some others have no water at all. anne makovec has been tracking the story from napa and tells us how it started. anne. >> reporter: crews are still working on a water main that broke yesterday afternoon. in the meantime, they have rerouted the water supply so there is water here to people in napa and yountville. but it could be brown for a few more hours. ing this with it happened -- this is where it happened yesterday afternoon. it will go on for hours. here's a look at the break from last night on foster roa