he wasn't beaten here, san jose police say it all happened at roosevelt park near downtown san jose,day. they say this is a popular spot for gang members. and they do believe the attack is gang-related. now detectives say a fight broke out on the basketball court and that's when reyes was beaten up. the school district president says the loss is tough for everyone. >> any time that you have a young person who is killed in this kind of manner, it's just a real tragedy for the whole community, and our condolences go out to the family and friends of this young man. >> reporter: now, school officials say that grief counselors are onhand all week long here at bernal intermediate for students, staff, and even parents. in the meantime, detectives are really just trying to determine how many people were involved in that fight. if you know anything about the beating of reyes on friday, you're asked to call san jose police. live in san jose, marla tellez, "today in the bay." >>> the man suspected of brutally killing five people inside a france home expected back in court this morning. the 35-y

a live look in san jose.re's a big visitor, president obama, good morning, sir, thank you for watching, choosing nbc bay area. as you're turning, just avoid the perimeter around the fairmont for the morning, guys. >> and i thought you traveled with that security you normally have. the secret service. nice work. >>> well, a bay area landmark getting ready for a big-time birthday bash this weekend. a live look at the golden gate bridge this morning, celebrating its 75th anniversary on sunday with a full day of events capped off by a fireworks display. it'll be a good time had by all. coast guard setting up a safety zone running from the bridge east to the golden gate yacht club. boaters will not be allowed within that zone without permission after 8:30 sunday night. fireworks set to go off around 9:30. nbc bay area, your home for coverage. join us send for special live coverage for all the 75th anniversary events. >> exciting. >>> 5:40 right now. still ahead, the unibomber misses his college reunion, but sends

it is looking good so far. 52 in concord and 54 degrees in san jose prayed 68 degrees in san jose.s you get inside the bay you will kill more of those winds especially in to oakland in san francisco. there will be chances for a few showers and more on that and a few minutes. >>> mobile five is traveling along the peninsula heading toward san jose. so far we have not seen any big issues on 1 01. about a 20 minute drive out of the colts' mont past. taillights are moving eastbound on 580. expect delays are around downtown san jose. a quick look get these big, you are moving at the limit as he passed the coliseum. that is check with traffic back to you guys. >>> san francisco police is looking for a man with the orangemen. he tried to lure a teenage girl into his van. the man spoke in spanish, the woman rejected his call and he tried to govern. she was able to get away the officers lobbed two hours of overtime. the chief justified his actions by saying cell foam cups could involve several officers depending on the location and the signal. >>> we've been trying to find out what harvey m

live in san jose, lisa washington, cbs 5. >> thanks.book is pulling out yet another surprise that of its big ipo launch on friday. we'll fill you in. >> and this unicycle that you can control all with your body weight. >> the market opened at 10 minutes ago and we take a quick look at the early numbers. we have some good news to report. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ man ] it's big. supports in times of need. same with aladdin. the biggest in bail. no one has lower prices, is faster or more professional. aladdin bail bonds. bigger because we're better. >> it was bicycle to work day and lawrence came to work three hours from his home and then by to san jose. is he doing it again today? >> he allegedly light. >> around the bay area we have low clouds and fog that have moved on shore. a little bit of drizzle along the coast one but in the and i think that it will be much nicer day as high pressure builds an overhead. warmer weather developing inside of the day. along the coast are still some patches of fog and cool air. we will see cooling as we head in

for the city of san jose it is in a deadly drunk driving crash that happened here in south san jose.t was in wen when leland high grad died in that fiery crash. he was a passenger after a night of drinking p his intoxicated friend got behind the wheel and is now serving time. this inspired councilwoman nancy pyle to push important the social host law until now homeowners could be fined for having an underaged drinking party at their home. but only if a disturbance was reported. now, a disturbance something like loud music. the new law means homeowners are liable even when the party does not cause any sort of disturbance. we discussed feedback from locals, most are happy with this new accountability. >> parents should be involved in what their children are doing. i feel like it is important they understand where their children are and what they are doing. and if they are involved in any sort of accident like that. >> underage drinking should not be allowed. yes, i am for it. >> reporter: social host law holds responsible homeowners who are not home at the time of the party or are unaw

live in san jose, marla tellez, "today in the bay." >>> san jose cracking down on payday lenders. the city council approving a cap on the number of lenders who can set up shop around the city. the vote to make san jose now the largest city to limit the number of payday lenders. the ordinance would also block lenders from opening in or near low-income neighborhoods. sponsor of this measure say lenders target low-income families and trap them in a cycle of debt. >>> sonoma county one step closer to banning plastic bags. the waste management age sly lay out a plan today to conduct an environmental impact assessment on those plastic bags. if the final report is approved, vote will be taking to ban the bags in all retail stores. the ordinance can only be adopted by a unanimous vote for the ten-member board which is made up of representatives of each of the nine cities of sonoma county. >>> by the way, right now on a wednesday morning, let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. she is in the nbc bay area weather center with a look what's happening right now. >> yeah. i'm walking

down 101 is quite from san jose towards santa clara.ccident coming in southbound 882 southbound 101 on the connector ramp. it is not causing any delays. it may even be to the right- hand shoulder already. stage three of the race is heading from san jose towards livermore this afternoon. eastbound berryessa road is closed between morrow avenue and sable drive by the various a community center. they're traveling up the road towards downtown livermore. so far no metering lights on the bay bridge. heading on the upper deck towards the sky way, things are moving at the limit. >> stage three of the big bike race >> in a few hours riders in the amgen tour of california will start at the berryessa area and make the climb up mount diablo. lisa washington is in san jose with today's leg of the competition. >> it gets underway at 1115 this morning. right now things are being set up here at the community center. this is the seventh year of the tour of california. san jose has been a host city for all seven years of the race. take a look now have vi

for his tremendous contributions to san francisco and declares may 22, 2012 as jose assaria de end at san francisco which may be the first time the city and county of san francisco has dedicated a date to him, and if that is the case, it's a long time coming and a long time overdue. he was not only a longtime leader of the gay community, but all communities. he's someone who throughout his life has embodied the best of san francisco and his country. he has founded several advocacy organizations and used entertainment to create political change. he began his theatrical career at the historic black cat bar, earning the alias, the nightingale of montgomery street, for singing arias from the opera while he delivered drinks to bar patrons. the nightingale of montgomery street use his performance platform to encourage bar patrons to come out of the clause it to live openly and honestly, delivering famous sayings like there's nothing wrong with being gay, the crime is being caught, and united we stand, divided they catch us one by one. jose was forced to abandon his dream of becoming a teach

let's bring in nbc bay area's marianne favro who joins from san jose city college. marianne? >> reporter: raj, many students here at san jose city college say they are frustrated because they need specific classes this summer in order to transfer to san jose state or another four-year university. and they say if they can't get those summer classes, it will cost them valuable time and money. ♪ out of my mind, how could i ever have been so blind ♪ ♪ i was waiting for an education ♪ ♪ it was hard to find >> reporter: what's really going to be hard to find for brian bautista is the summer class he needs to transfer to san jose state. san jose city college is cutting 40% of its summer courses. >> i believe that's very worrisome because i'm not sure if i will be able to go get the classes i need to get the credits. >> reporter: evergreen college is looking a at 40% cut in summer offerings. the cuts will save the college district $2.5 million and impact 3,000 students. students hoping to take remedial math and english classes this summer will be hit the hardest because those are som

we start in the south bay mid to upper 70s. 76 san jose and cupertino. mid 70s -- 66 millbrae upper 50s to low 60s along the coast today mid 60s downtown and south san francisco north bay valleys mid 70s 80s up around ukiah. near 60 at your beaches, 66 richmond, berkeley 67. oakland low to mid 70s free none 73 mid 70s to near 80 east bay valleys. mid to upper 60s monterey bay inland mid 70s to 81 in gilroy. heading to the game tonight at&t park 7:15 first pitch we won last night. tonight mostly cloudy low to 50s tomorrow a few degrees warmer inland then we'll drop two to eight degrees thursday hold steady friday partly sunny, warmer with more sunshine saturday and sunday. >>> couple things at the bay bridge toll, accident on the shoulder, i do see a possible tow truck heading to the scene. nearing lights have been turned on. -- metering lights have been turned on. backed up to the 880 overcrossing. no problems out of marin, great on the south bay northbound 280 out of san jose to cupertino delay-free, 17 out of the santa cruz mountains. hot spot is still

in san jose man was located in one week after he crashed his drop in south san jose. an autopsy plan today in n.y. state on the body of mary kennedy, the estranged wife of robert kennedy jr.. she was found dead yesterday in her new york home. closing arguments are set to begin this morning in the federal corruption trial of john edwards who was accused of using campaign money to cover up his affair. >> let's look at the traffic with elisabeth >> we had an earlier accident on the bay bridge toll plaza but that is now completely gone. here is a live look at the golden gate bridge. overnight roadwork is causing some delays to the drive times. the road work is going on from sir francis drake boulevard all the way down to sausalito. they're scheduled to wrap it up by about 6:00 this morning but it is a little bit slow in the southbound lanes. 880 is not looking too bad as you pass the coliseum. a little further south york a meeting through milpitas, no brake lights all across that stretch. everything is moving fine toward san jose. the whole south bay, we see some overnigh

i think we'll pick up 1/10 inch even in san jose. yesterday our rain chances weren't looking that great. today, looking a bit better. i'm going to time that out in a couple of moments. temperatures are mild to start, but the winds will be gusty throughout the day today. you want to keep that in mind especially at the coast where we have calm conditions right now. those calm conditions could lead to pretty thick fog formation. we'll be watching that today. breezy at times, few showers arrive as we head through the second half of the day. and that weekend, big-time warm-up on the way. temperatures close to 90 degrees in some cities. we'll tell you when coming up. stopping that clock at 2:00 p.m. for today. shower activity in the north bay at that point. but we don't get the action over the greater bay area until about 5:00 p.m. here in the south bay, wait for it, but by 10:00, light showers, maybe 1/10 inch, maybe couple hundredths of an inch. but like i said, good news when it comes to our air quality. and those pollen levels which ha

i think it is fair to say there have been -- there would have been no harvey milk without jose. it is only fair that today the board of supervisors commend his day for his lifetime of activism, cultural and artistic work, and political advocacy on

the health network in san jose will benefit from an affordable care act grant. it will receive half a million dollars and so will the indian health center of santa clara valley. sarah wagner welcomes the expanded care in her neighborhood. >> because that means there's going to be more people that are going to need -- that need help. >> a helping hand when it's needed most. several other bay area clinics will also receive some of this obama care funding money, including south county community health center in east pallo alto. that clinic will get $5 million. reporting live in san jose, maryanne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, maryanne. still to come here at 5:00. a statewide strike. find out when are the universities could see rolling walkouts. a survival story because he wasn't in the wilderness. how the southern california college student was trapped inside his cell for a week and he hadn't even been arrested. >>> and shock near san diego. that community after the apparent suicide of an nfl star. we have a live report straight ahead. >>> and good aftern

jose. i'll explain the police department's plan coming up. >>> and you've got cinco de mayo, the livermore wine festival and the kentucky derby all tomorrow. your forecast is going to hold up well for all your outdoor activities. things you might need to know before this weekend, though. your full report coming up. >>> and i'm following reports of some debris, a roadway hazard for highway 17 over the summit. we'll give you the latest on what chp finds coming up. >> the beautiful bay bridge. it's may 4th, this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us, it's 5:00 right now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. merchants in the district about to get some help this morning after vandals trashed their businesses during a may day protest. christie smith live in san francisco where city leaders are encouraging the public to help out and donate to a special website. christie, good morning. >> good morning to you, jon. the damage out here has been cleaned u

still 60 in san jose.tures as marine air surges inland probably not going to get too chilly. wind direction here west at 60 through san francisco, punching inland toward fairfield, reaching the alta mont pass. cooler marine air inland leads to cooler temperatures. let me show you san francisco. it's disappearing right now. it got more low clouds spilling in. a weather system drop until later tomorrow morning into the afternoon. there may be enough lift to low clouds to get us mist or drizzle in a few spots come tomorrow morning. as we look at the satellite view, you can see low clouds in san francisco. we have high cloud here dropping in across the north bay. this system probably for the most part is not going to bring us anything in the way of rain other than mist and drizzle for the coast. what it's going to do is keep onshore winds going through the day tomorrow so you can see the clouds breaking up a little bit for the afternoon, then filling in again. this time tomorrow night we'll see the low clouds

san jose. he was in san jose in 2008 campaigning but this will be the first time he has an event as president in san jose. so an exciting time for people attending that event. a lot of big ticket items. so we're going to take a short break right now and come back to the president as he gets off air force one. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. >>> there you are looking at a live picture of president obama arriving at moffett field for a whirlwind visit to the bay area where he'll attend three fund-raisers this evening. the president first in atherton and then redwood city and th

this is according to a san jose police officer.e're going to stay on the scene to bring you the latest. we're live in san jose this morning, "today in the bay." >>> it is may 1st, also known as may day. that means union pickets and protests. and this year the occupy movements of course added to the mix. this morning we have team coverage on this action. christie smith live in oakland where nurses are out walking out on the job, but we start off with bob redell live in san francisco where ferry workers are expected to hit those picket lines any minute from now. good morning, bob. >> yeah, good morning to you, jon. one thing you're not going to be seeing are ferries coming in loaded with commuters trying to get to their job this tuesday morning. that's because the district has already canceled ferry service for the morning, not going to restart until the afternoon. and in anticipation of these protests, local unions said they were going to be protesting this morning starting right now at the ferry terminal and then again at 6:00. wel

. >> flavio lacayo, faltan horas minutos para que llegue el 5 de mayo sin embargo muchos en san joséiniciaron la celebración, y también la policía, helicopteros y patrullas, patrullando la ciudad . >> san josé esta siendo patrullada fuertemente en la ciudad lo haremos hoy el sábado y el domingo . >> y vamos desviar el tráfico motorizado para dirigir el tráfico rumbo a las autopista . >> si vemos a un grupo que se forma, y causa problemas podemos desviar estos grupos. >> el año pasado hubo 12 arrestos en san josé . >> las autoridades quieren evitar problemas a toda costa y que celebren con tranquilidad. >> barbecue con la familia . >> estar con los amigos, y tomar ya . >> pero ingerir alcohol hay que hacerlo con responsabilidad . >> la idea es que celebren de manera segura . >> hablamos con el oficila josé garcía que dice que hasta el momento no hay arrestos. >> gracias . >> una de las organizaciones de la ciudad, harán un concierto de música el ensamble de cámara representará a méxico . >> el poeta cicilia, criticó el proceso electoral en méxico y atacó los planes para atacar la deli

then they'll march toward san jose city hall. all begins this afternoon at 2:00. >>> and we'll, of course, have live, continuing coverage throughout the entire day on air and online at nbc bay area.com. stay with us through the morning for the live traffic updates and any disruptions to your morning commute. >>> 6:07 right now. i want to check that forecast with christina loren. overcast start, little cool, but it'll get nice, right? >> yes, it's going to be such a nice day. today, tomorrow looking good, then we've got rain in the forecast thursday into friday. not a whole lot and we'll time that out coming up. mother nature turning on the natural coolant. you can see the marine layer vividly from the live picture from san francisco looking pretty good today. it's going to be a little bit cool, right? at the coast with that coolant situated right over the city. 50 degrees now, struggling to break out of the 50s before noon. but you're still slated to hit the mid-60s in the city. we're talking about the upper 70s yet again in the

san jose is starting to take action. they're finding a balance between state and federal law. >> one of the difficulties is trying to figure out what the rules are when the state says one thing and the federal government says another. >> under federal law marijuana is illegal but california passed a law for medical physicians to cultivate marijuana. by august of last year, san jose housed more than 140 of these dispensers. however, there was a problem. >> they're all illegal. >> in the eyes of the city, the dispensers have always been illegal. the only reason clinics still operate is because of the city's lack of police power. they passed an ordnance to allow ten clinics to operate under strict regulations. >> city voters submitted nearly 50,000 signatures to try to put the idea on the ballot. >> so we'll start with ten. if more than ten seems appropriate we'll deal with that later. >> the future of marijuana in san jose was in limbo until this valentines day. the counsel approved the ordnance. the city council has debat

full deck of clouds over san jose for now. go ahead and show you san francisco where we're actually getting some clearing so far this morning. and the reason why, you can see this camera bumping around a little bit. we have winds picking up. also ripples out on the bay indicative of the winds picking up. they will do so throughout this afternoon. 52 degrees in oakland, for now 52 to start in sunnyvale and 52 comfortable in san jose. we'll continuously clear out throughout the day today. by about noon, mostly sunny conditions over the entire bay area. 70s inland as a result and then we keep you warming up all the way through monday. temperatures getting close to that 90-degree mark coming this weekend. i'll talk about where and when in my next report. seven-day ready to go. first, let's get you out that front door. >> let's give folks the update. reports of a stalled vehicle at the high-rise, gotten it off the bridge, over on to the palo alto, east palo alto side. we do see a little slow down coming up over on the dumbarton bri

in south san jose. the chp had found the truck empty, when mrs.driver had walked away so officers search for an hour and then give up. he was reported missing thursday and detectives returned to the scene and found him in the brush tuesday more than one week later. detectives hoping to speak with him today. a lot of criticism this morning about how he could have been there so long without being found. live in san jose, ann mackovic, cbs 5. >> it does not look like we need sunglasses yet. >> but you will, we're also want to be windbreaker this afternoon. right now cloudy skies everywhere you go. temperatures mainly in the '50s. this afternoon we will squeeze in nice temperatures but the wind is really whipping along the coastline. sustained at 30 mi. per hour. stroger wind gusts along the beaches. still, as we head into the next couple of days, returned to sunshine and warmer weather as early as tomorrow. the weekend looks great. mid 80s in the warm spot in mind, cooler along the coastline. temperatures in the '50s and '60s. >> west on highway 4, a

again, waiting to speak with san jose fire. once again, the fire is out, one woman pronounced dead on scene. in all, four units damaged. one we are told is a total loss. the cause is under investigation. live in san jose this morning, marla tellez, "today in the bay." >> thank you, marla. >>> new this morning, a day of action. labor groups across the bay area will be taking to the picket lines this may day. >> nurses, janitors, and transportation workers all staging strikes. christie smith live in oakland where nurses are planning to walk out in a couple of hours from right now. but first, we go to bob redell live in the san francisco ferry terminal. and seems like it could affect people's commute this morning. >> reporter: absolutely. if you live in marin and commute to the city and commute by ferry, you will want a plan "b." perhaps testing out the new doyle drive would be an option because the golden gate bridge district has shut down all ferry service for this morning not to reopen until this afternoon because ferry workers

this is san jose's 13th homicide of 2012.in south san jose today, i'm marla tellez, today in the bay. >>> the man suspected of brutally killing five people inside a san francisco home is expected back in court this morning. 35-year-old is killed of killing three men and a woman with a blunt object inside a home back in march. he's pleaded not guilty to five counts of murder with special circumstances. police have offered no motive for the killing, but they have said it was a targeted killing. he will face a judge in san francisco this morning during a preliminary hearing. >>> in a trial of a man accused of beating an elderly south san jose priest. pre-trial motions will be heard in the case of william lynch, the san francisco man accused of beating father gerald linder in 2010. he says the attack was justified because the priest molested him in a camping trip more than 30 years ago. father linder denies those charges. and if lynch is convicted in the attack, he faces four years in jail. >>> this morning, a deadly bacteria str

san jose, below 50% of average. as we head into the morning hours, 44 in santa rosa. 48 in oakland. 49 in fremont. and 49 in the alameda valley. let's look at your highs for wednesday. 70 in san jose. 71 in morgan hill. 70 in los gatos. a round of 60s for most of the east bay, including pleasanton, dublin and the castro valley. and for san francisco, 62. pacifi pacifica, 61. we'll stay in the 70s, wednesday, thursday and friday. by this weekend, we talked about it heating up. saturday and sunday. mid to upper 70s. monday and tuesday, low 80s to start off the week. showers here and there. get the umbrella ready. then, toss it. i'm driving everybody at home nuts. >> thanks for the heads up. >> no problem. >>> coming seupuphe s ttrr taek sequel being filmed in the bay area. ek >>> trouble for one of the biggest and most profit nl men in entertainment. a massive fire hit the production studios of tyler perry. the fire is under control after 100 firefighters and 13 engines responded to a 200,000 square-foot studio. the c

in san jose jessica savage update news." a local mother and daughter are using their arts and crafts creations to raise awareness about their fight against cancer. vanessa and cecilia jauregui (how-re-ghee) crafted ribbon lei's, hair bows and head bands to sell at a watsonville arts and crafts fair last week . half of the proceeds collected will be donated to the relay for life foundation. the jauregui's are no strangers to the fight against cancer they've participated in many events to raise money toward the fight. last year they raised over six thousand dollars during an overnight event held at watsonville high school where they were among the top donors. ">>>sound byte: we're just trying to promote that cancer never sleeps and anyone can get it so why not push for the cause." anyone can join the fight against cancer simply go to relay for life dot-org and find an event near you. a san jose state fraternity -- sponsored a fundraiser ... that was a smashing success sigma lambda beta held a car smash to raise money for their

entre los asistentes por primera vez esta jose....su hijo va a una escuela militar.tiene hijo en escuela militar de oakland :54 11:35 pues mi hijo le gusta esto y yo quiero apoyarlo en lo que el decida 11:40 12:53 aunque a veces el precio es duro de pagar? pues si a veces el precio es duro pero hay que aceptarlo 13:00 vosobrevuelo de la guardia costera 24:08-24:11 pilar nino 1:09 31:01 hoy especialmente aqui se conmemoro el aniversario numero 70 del primer ano de participacion de estados unidos en la segunda guerra mundial, en la que este pais perdio 400000 vidas 31:13 32:02 bonita musica 32:05 tambien se celebro el fin de la guerra en irak y se dio un reconocimient o especial a los veteranos de esa guerra como jose cardenas. jose cardenas/veterano guerra de irak 1:29 42:25 hay personas que vinieron antes de mi, que fueron a la guerra mundial, la segunda, y vietnam y corea y a ellos yo quiero dar respeto 42;33 jose se fue a la armada de 17 anos y regreso de 22....asistio en el lanzamiento de bombas en irak y entiende que su vida nunca sera igual. 44;10 la diferencia

don knapp is in san jose >>> a beautiful day in san jose for celebrations today everything going find police concerned about tonight when cinco de mile falls on saturday night in san jose there's lots of potential. san jose did not organize a formal parade but that did not stop the passing parade of people cruising cars sporting the mexican flag. tens of thousands are here today to celebrate mexican heritage with pride many celebrate peacefully this year's holiday on a weekend or is police. >>> with better weather we expect more people come into downtown san jose and possibly the foot of does it division >>> officers are out also of the highway patrol along with santa clara county officers >>> we feel confident with the number of officers if we have any crimes or type of disturbance weekend dispatch officers and immediately >>> the officer said it plans are same as last night police made 24 arrests for crimes ranging from misdemeanors to public intoxication to possession of deadly weapons. a gang-related assault and three members were booked into juvenile hall with deadly weapons. >>>

graduation forecast in san jose 5:30 sunny and breezy and 67. around the south bay oak grove high at 6:00, sunny and breezy at 65. san jose another high school silver creek 6:00 today sunny, breezy and 67 congratulations to all graduates send us pictures. here's a look to the northwest from sutro tower clear even at the coast mid to upper 40s napa, livermore, los gatos most of us 50s, antioch 62 monterey bay and inland mainly clear and mid 40s to low 50s windy the big story today temperatures will drop one to five degrees it will be sunny it will look nice if you are inside once you step out be prepared for those conditions that will linger through the evening. this morning still around 15 to 25 miles per hour wind gusts at noon start hitting 35 mile per hour gusts along the coast, i think from 2:00 to 7:00 we could get up around 45 along the coast and 25 to 35 around the bay and inland 11:00 they start dropping to 35 and 25, even slower during the overnight hours. mostly sunny, low to mid 70s east bay valleys, mid to upper -- upper 60s east bay

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. >> hello, from the campus of san jose state university. and welcome to this edition of equal time. i'm your host, graffiti's impact on a surface can be fleeting, but at a modern movement that can be traced back to the 1960s and '70s, or later. as we report, graffiti has widespread appeal in today's culture. >> adrian first considered himself an artist when he was 7. at the age of 9, he got involved with graffiti. >> i'm working 12 hour days, being the only child, no one at home, summers were a great freedom for me, and you know, walls under bridges, creeks, limited canvass that i didn't have to pay for, you know, nobody would bother me. i started off with letters, and experimenting with color, things like that, but you know, i wasn't really pushing it. it was kind of more just trying to get out there and trying to get my name out. >> today, he gets his name out. not with. >>> feet tags, but designed -- not with graffiti tags, but designs. the business is housed in silicon, a media and community group. >> he uses this as his canvas. the gar

live in san jose this morning where the d.a. will officially file those murder charges against that suspect. christie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. you know, this may end up being a very brief court appearance this afternoon. what will happen is the judge will read the charges against antolin garcia-torres and then the d.a. will have his turn releasing a statement of facts that basically support the charges that are being filed. prosecutors say they believe they have enough evidence to send the 21-year-old to prison. the charges will formally be filed today. garcia-torres was arrested monday at a morgan hill safeway store. one day later the santa clara county sheriff says there is direct and circumstantial evidence to show that he kidnapped and killed 15-year-old sierra lamar. she disappeared on march 16th on her way to school after her cell phone and a bag of clothes were found and investigators say the bag had garcia-torres' dna. even so, our legal analyst says without a body, murder charges may be hard

--ademas, se realizaron busquedas acuaticas en dos represas al sur de san jose...---por su parte la madre de sierra, con motivo del dia de las madres, dijo que su hija fue una bebe milagro porque la concibio cuando los medicos le habian informado que seria imposible... ---el caso de sierra sera transmitido hoy por el programa "americas most wanted".... cu ---hoy, la madre y el tio de oscar grant, quien murio a manos de un policia del bart hace tres anos, take vo ---realizaron una rueda de prensa para externar su descontento por que supuestamente no se les informo que el agente johanes mehserle apelo para que se le revoque su condena de homicio no premeditado... ---el miercoles, un tribunal de apelaciones escucho el caso del ex-agente, quien segun su abogado, desearia regresar a trabajar como agente del orden... ---el tribunal tiene tres meses para dictaminar su fallo... cu - anchor ---en san jose, decenas de familias fueron bienvenidas a su nuevo hogar, un complejo de apartamentos para personas de bajos ingresos que fue construido en un terreno que era un deshuesad

in san jose, more than 140. the good news, many districts say the majority of layoff notices will be rescinded. >>> and thousands of undocumented workers in california may get permission to stay in the state. a bill moving through the california legislature would give some immigrants, those who already have jobs, state work permits. many of them are farm laborerers, office cleaners, and fast food workers. supporters say immigration reform has been a nonstarter in congress, and the bill would allow california to solve its immigration problems. critics say state lawmakers should not be tinkering with the federal immigration system. >>> getting caught talking and texting while driving could be soon more expensivexpensive. they voted to increase fines for drivers that don't go hands free. the fine is up to $30 from $20, but the actual cost could climb to almost $200 when you factor in court fees. that measure bans bicyclists from talking on phones. >>> the palo alto landscape will be changing. city council members v

the san jose city council voted unanimously to pass this to see san jose is the largest city in the region to now adopt a social host slot. marla tellez, "today in the bay." >>> city council voted to crack down on payday lenders. members approving a cap on a number of lenders that can set up shot the city. the vote makes the san jose the largest city to limb at this time number of payday lenders. city also is the first to block lenders from opening close to poor neighborhoods. sponsors say it attracts low-income families. >>> a change could be coming to the skyline as the council approves incentive for residential builders. those incentives include 50% break in construction taxes and 50% reduction in fines in fees that the developers would have to invest in parks. the council also eliminated a requirement for expensive air containers system for firefighters in high-rise buildings. >> today marks two months since sierra lamar vanished from her neighborhood. searchers for the 15-year-old have been ongoing since she failed to show up for school the morning of march 16. the divers have also be

---estamos viendo imagenes aereas en vivo del centro de san jose en donde la policia ya implemento un plan de seguridad para garantizar que las celebraciones del cinco de mayo se realicen sin incidentes... ---mas adelante estarmos conversando sobre las celebraciones y el plan de seguridad. cu buenas noches les saluda blanca garza, en vivo, gracias por acompaÑarnos . cu ---esta tarde en el distrito de "excelsior" de san francisco, equipos antibombas de la policia se hicieron presentes entre las avenidas geneva y san jose ante la presencia de un paquete sospechoso. take vo ---una maleta abandonada fue encontrada alrededor de las 3 de la tarde, generando la alerta de las autoridades. ---la policia cerr el acceso de entrada y salida a la autopista 280 en la avenida geneva, muy cerca al colegio comunitario de san francisco. ---luego de inspeccionar el maletin la policia no encontro explosivos. ---la normalidad regreso pasadas las 6 y media de la tarde. cu ---la policia de milpitas necesita la ayuda de la comunidad para dar con el paradero de un sujeto que anoche disparo contra un grupo de

lisa washington in san jose right now with the very latest. >> san jose police have not released a lot of information regarding this investigation but we do know that the shooting happened just after 8:30 p.m. last night. san jose police were initially falling and s u v that was in connection with eight weapons branch in case. the first spot that s u v near the intersection of south king and story roads and when officers attempted to stop the s u v, we're told the driver headed north on interstate 680. police were able to find the s u v a short time later. during the search for the people inside of the s u v we know that one of the san jose officers fired his weapon at one of those suspects. that person was not injured but was taken into custody. no other suspects were found the police are still looking for them. the have not release a lot of information all the we do expect to hear from them later this morning. >> oakland police are looking into a possible home invasion- robbery that sent one man to the hospital. investigators say that two men robbed a home just after midnight. the vi

that's downtown san jose. sparkle thing wednesday morning. we are going to check the roads with mike in just a minute. your time is 4:53. >> good news for the giants power hitter back at the plate for batting practice. the hand is not completely healthy at this point but good enough for the panda to step up and take about 30 swings at the bat left-handed. the giants general manager says he hopes to have pablo back in the lineup in about two weeks. >>> meantime, his teammates feeling the magic on the field. diamondbacks taking on the giants. 3-1. melky cabrera logging his 50th hit for the month of may. man is on fire. that's a new record for the giants. go ahead and celebrate. feel good about it. previous record was set by willie mays. melky, yeah, take a little piece of pie in the face. congratulations, big boy. >> looks good. >> shaving cream. not that great. they use shaving cream. >> do they really? >> yes. not tasty. >> i guess that wouldn't be. learn something new every day. lou the roads looking? >> menthol. let me show you construction

we're live in san jose tonight. george katayama, nbc bay area news. >>> like facebook, break open that piggy bank. facebook is scheduled to go public in two weeks and new paperwork out today shows the price per share will be can s $ $35. that will put the company's value at nearly $80 billion. if that holds true it would be valued at more than ebay and hp and more than half of google. each of facebook's 800 million users is worth $97. 50. >>> well, a school leader accused of a sex crime. the vice principal at a south bay school is in jail tonight charged with molesting a student. police arrested a 32-year-old at leland high school campus that is just getting over a cheating scandal too. damian trujillo was first to report the sex assault allegations on twitter and then nbc bay area.com this morning. he joins us live from the school. >> reporter: well, jessica, joseph regito ran the assemblies here at the high school. tonight he is behind bars. a principal and another vice principal are on leave. leland high school i

. >> fue golpeado brutalemnte según la policía de san josé. >> fue golpeado por un grupo de individuosún motivo alguno, se cree que los responsables son miembros e una pandilla, la muerte a a golpes de este muchacho a causado la preocupación entre las familias cercanas. "ha sucedido una tragedia en nuestra comunidad" >> el inspector dice que el parque es un lugar seguro. >> de acuerdo a las autoridades se trata de 5 incidente del mismo tiempo, como pueden ver la cantidad de jóvenes que se juntan a parcticar la patineta. >> se busca la colaboracion de la ciudadania para dar fin a este caso >> en san josé se detuvo a un sujeto por la coneccion con un abusador. >> a pacheco lo detuvieron en san josÉ, los detuvieron en el tren. >> un cientifico murió tras estar en contacto con una peligrosa bacteria. >> un sujeto fue arrestado por el presunto abuso de un niño de 10 años, en su historial tendre cientos de casos de la misma indole. >> según las autoridades los sospechosos de pegarle a una mujer escaparon. >> los accidentes laborales ocurren todos los días y en cualquier lugar, pero se compro

we have kimberly in san jose. she'll bring a live report in a moment. meantime, mexican president attended a cinco de mayo celebration in mexico today. they re-enacted the battle of pueblo. the battle took place in 1862. >>> it's been a difficult day for the victims of 9/11. a hearing was filled with disruptions. khalid mohamed declined to answer questions. the others knelt in prayer. they are charged with 2,976 counts of murder. they took off their earphone that is provided translations. a judge ordered translators into the courtroom. they did not respond when the judge asked if they understood their rights to counsel. >>> the 2012 presidential election is here in the u.s. it's just about six months ago. president obama officially started his campaign with rallies in key battleground states. brian moore has a look at that. >> reporter: in his first official campaign events, president obama hit the battleground states of ohio and virginia. >> i still believe in you. i'm asking you to keep believing in me. >> reporter: he reached out to the younger voter

it's where fabric art works for sale benefit the san jose quilt and sex tile museum. judith gardenia has helped organize it since day one. >> it's textile, something they have in their lives all the time. if you have a little money, you can come here and have a piece of genuine handmade art that is an american institution. >> reporter: all in the middle of the cinco de mayo scene in downtown san jose. >> newsic is going. people in the area anyhow. the door is open. they're welcome to come in. weave had a lot of people come in on the weekend that are like, wow, i can take a piece home with me. >> as community and art are woven together around keep sakes that can span generations. >> some people want to hang them on their wall, some people want them on their beds. they're here, they're warm. they're comforting. it's something everybody can enjoy. >> reporter: with this look of some of wtoha a st ndee experience in the bay area this weekend, i'm lawrence scott. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i

amy hollyfield is live at san jose regional medical center. that's one of many questions. >> reporter: his sister tells us she has a lot of questions. she says this has been a nightmare. she says he is not doing well but he's on life support. 25-year-old michael sanchez, jr. crashed his truck last week. his family did not know that. he was found two days ago in a wooded area near the crash scene off highway 101 near hellyer avenue. there was a delay because a witness told the chp she saw a man walk away from the crash site, so officers looked for him for 45 minutes. when they didn't find anyone, they gave up. >> we had a witness there, they witnessed the collision and also witnessed a person exiting the vehicle and walking away from the scene. so, we're operating under the assumptions this person is mobile. >> what really happened? if according to what is told he rolled from his truck and there's a witness, why didn't the witness inform the police then? why didn't the witness go down and help him? >> reporter: sanchez's family didn't realize h

. >>> a body found in a san jose pond today is now at the center of a homicide investigation. the santa clara county sheriff's dive team found the body of a man around 10:15 this morning in the water off blossom hill road. there's still no word on who that man was or how he died. san jose police say they have taken over the case because officers had been searching for a man reported missing in the area. >>> court records are revealing new details about the dui arrest of a state assemblyman in concord. a police report released by the contra costa county superior court says rocker hernandez plained to be staying at a concord hotel near where he was pulled over on may seventh -- superior court says hernandez claimed to be staying at a concord hotel near where he was pulled over on may 7th. >>> vilmar galarza hernandez died monday. we now know his many awards include the bronze star and purple hard. he is called a rock and added, specialist hernandez was the kind of guy i would follow any where knowing he was in the lead. >>> a bill meant to curve shake down lawsuits. lawmakers sa

get more. >>> we are talking about minimum wage increase from $8 to $10 an hour in san jose.t should be on the ballot upcoming here. let me play devil's advocate. a colleague of mine said that's great, this initiative was put forth by the social sciences students. what about the economics students, see what they think? economically, are you going to have business saying this is going to cripple expansion of business? >> so the highest minimum wage in the country is in oregon. and they haven't seen diminishment of business. as a matter of fact, they have seen more money put back into the local economy. and elisha is a great example. here is the reason. she is not putting the money in a savings account or 401(k), she's using it to pay for bus, gas, restaurants, groceries, new clothes, things that her child needs. that money gets spent immediately and spent in the community. so the debate about who gets more harmed, let's think about this. that we would be having this debate about $8 an hour, when in this valley we have some of the richest people in the world. for most people, t

. >> "noticiero telemundo" con ustedes josÉ dÍaz-balart desde nueva york. >> (♪). >> hola que tal, les-balart y comenzamos con el espeluznante descubrimiento de 49 cuerpos mutilados que se suman al saldo de una ola de violencia que parece no dar tregua en mÉxico. >> estas Últimas son vÍctimas de la lucha sin cuartel entre carteles de las drogas, raÚl torres tiene todos los detalles. >> solo desde lejos podÍa verse el lugar donde bando rarn los 49 cuerpos. >> los dejaron amontonados unos sobre otros en la carretera de nuevo leÓn. >> policÍas y militares tomaron el lugar que parecÍa un cuento de terror, porque a todos les cortaron las piernas, los brazos y la cabeza. >> tenemos puros torsos, podemos calcular que todos son adultos. >> en una caravana interminable los cuerpos de 43 hombres y 6 mujeres fueron llevados al hospital universitario para intentar identificarlos, segÚn autoridades la masacre fue por la guerra entre el "cartel de sinaloa" y el grupo de "los zetas". >> tenÍa por motivo llamar la atenciÓn de la sociedad. >> el multi homicidio fue cometido dos dÍas antes que los cuerp