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"noticiero telemundo" con josé díaz balart.: muy buenas la asfixió plástica, el mismo reporte dijo que la niña murió una hora al morir y tiró ese cuerpo a una hora del canal, más tarde dice que el sospechoso lanzó la bicicleta en el mismo lugar. allí está angie sandoval que habló en exclusiva con la madre, quien se niega aceptar la noticia angie buenas tardes?. >>>angie: qué tal josé muy buenas tardes, la policía continúa buscando los restos de la niña su madre nos dice que no sfe pierde la esperanza de encontrarla vida. aquí comienza otro día pero para claudia ramos. >>> vinieron a decirnos que mi hija falleció, cómo saben si no me han traído su cuerpo. >>>angie: 48 horas después que las autoridades acusaron a su vecino de asesinar a su hija. las autoridades han encontrado su bicicleta pero no sus restos, que según la policía confesó haberlos arrojado al basto sistema de ríos y canales. nunca perdemos la esperanza dice el sherif, pero ya han pasado más de 6 días. la niña había desaparecido, y el vecino dijo la estranguló y sed

terry mcsweeney joins us from san jose. this has become rather controversial. >> its surprise. it sound like a good idea, lowering the speed limit because of a safety issue for children. the city of san jose can't even afford it and even if they approved it they can't deliver. >> they are on their way to trace elementary school one of three in san jose along with hoover and lincoln high school that has 15 mile-an-hour speed limit. >> yes. >> he can tell you firsthand, it hasn't lowered his anxiety. do you feel safe? >> no. >> it allows to lower speed limits near could schools and requires traffic studies for san jose could cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. they say san jose up against $115 million shortfall doesn't have money for the studies or for the officers needed to enforce the legislator limit at every school in the city. dozens have been laid off. >> sometimes we do things in the way that makes us feel good but if we can't enforce it it sends the wrong message. >> they say they there is a way around that the expenditure for the studies and san francisco has figured

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. >> hoy noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart desde la ciudad de mÉxico. >> tres dÍas de luto nacionalaborrecedor y terror y barbarie, cobrÓ por lo menos 52 vidas inocentes en monterrey las imÁgenes muestran a presuntos narcotraficantes atacando y prendiendo fuego al casino royal entre muertos jÓvenes empleados del local y ancianos que se trentretenÍa jugando bingo les tengo todos los detalles de preparativos para estados unidos ante el azoto del huracÁn irene pero nos vamos a monterrey mÉxico, reconocida como ejemplo de progreso hoy convertida en la capital del dolor y la indignaciÓn del paÍs se encuentra julio v quien estÁ al frente del casino royal escena de brutal ataque donde murieron 52 personas inocentes. >> adelante. >> sin duda josÉ se trata de un... autoridades investigan quiÉn puede estar detrÁs de las masacre. >> una hipÓtesis son el grupo criminal de "los zetas." >> es un acto que repÚblica dan porque no merecen el sufrimiento. >> muestran a 6 hombres descendiendo de 3 vehÍculos e ingresaron con armas blancas al casino royal de la ciudad. >> segundos despuÉs decenas de per

san jose still in the 70s right now. and throughout tonight, it will be cooling in the south bay, temperatures dropping into the 50s t. coming up, we'll tell you about trav delevelop delopg in hurricane. >>> a simple splash of color might increase business. theft that's the hope. some of san jose's residential shopping areas have a new look tonight. >>> the signs also tell the story of the fight redevelopment agencies are facing against the state. nbc bay area's chris sanchez joins us live from san jose with more. >> reporter: hi there, this is one of the older neighborhoods in san jose. some people refer to it as old san jose, and it is here in this neighborhood that retail businesses are really struggling, not just because of the economic hard times but also because the redevelopment agency in the city of san jose is losing some of the funds that it uses to help these districts bring in customers. ♪ >> reporter: san jose's business district has a definite sound and feel. now has a definite look with new banners trumpet

>>>josé díaz balart: gracias. y vamos a la pausa.e ikea 2012 la inspiración vuelve a tu hogar >>>josé díaz balart: desde el próximo lunes aquellos que residen en países donde no hay una oficina del servicio de inmigración tendrán que enviar por correo para reclamar a un familiar, la solicitud i 30. el gobierno dice que hará el proceso más eficiente, pero hay quejas de cómo va a funcionar. y para ahondar en esta noticia, vamos a washington, el abogado de inmigración, gracias por estar con nosotros. >>> gracias. >>> a ver, para aclarar, ahora que se requiere que uno mande por correo, el gobierno aceptará como fecha el día que se manda o la fecha que llega? >>> es el problema más grande, porque muchas de las solicitudes tienen fecha limite, si la solicitud se envía por correo extranjero qué va a pasar? si llega tarde qué fecha va a honrar el... >>> no lo dijo. y qué pasa si los documentos de extravían, aceptará un recibo de correo como constancia? >>> va a tener que hacerlo, porque la fecha que consta es la fecha en la que lo lleva a la

kim terry is in san jose with more on that story for us. hello, kim. >> we're told most of the students have already moved in. you can see the welcome sign here. 90 students are checking into this hotel to make room on campus for the huge influx of freshmen. this year there are about 4,000 incoming freshmen. up from about 2700 last year, a new rule implemented by the school requires freshmen who graduated from high schools more than 30 miles away to live in campus dorms. so others are staying in a hotel with a pool, restaurant and housekeeping. there is limited laundry facilities here. the university housing office made a deal with the hotel to accommodate the students for the school year. it's about three miles from campus. >> it's like home away from home. it's like the dorms. they have a whole room for like events and stuff. so i think it will be okay. for the clarion, it's a good deal, they're getting paid for rooms that are typically unused. not all students and their families are happy about the change. we talked to one parent who is

safety tests in san jose. it's taking place on shadow tree and rand street lanes. it's expected to go through tonight. they want to check 152 miles of pooh pipeline in northern california for leaks that could cause another explosion. so far workers have detected no leaks but here is more from john alston. >> reporter: last time ed lived here he was being chased out of his backdoor by a ball of flames. now in the process of rebuilding and pg&e, he thinks the ntsb nailed it by putting most of the blame on the utility. >> look at this grade neighborhood gone because they didn't check pipes. it's simple. i don't want this to happen again. we lost good friends, we lost good neighbors for what, greed, right? >> the safety board determined that pg&e installed poorly welded lines and did a horrendous job of record keeping. all findings that did not surprise the people who live around the blast site. >> last 50 years i've been paying by pg&e bill and i am so disgusted with those people. the tragedy that they caused and

san jose police are looking for a man they call extremely dangerous. they've identified this man as the fourth suspect in the january 8th triple homicide at the mexicali nightclub in san jose. detectives say he can be seen rushing into the club trying to kidnap the bar's owner at gun point. a shootout ensued with a customer. three people died, including the customer. >>> an apology and resignation of the police chief of oakland schools. a white sergeant claimed he heard him go on a racial tirade against an african-american officer after a golf tournament in july. the oakland school district says today's retirement closes the investigation into the formal complaint filed against him. the former chief wrote a letter to the oakland school board, stating he was deeply sorry for the pain his actions have caused and said he was going to focus on sobriety and recovery. >>> a popular public golf course in east san jose is losing money, costing the city about $280,000 a year. san jose is now considering shutting it down and selling it off. but it won't be easy.

low 60s to hayward down into san jose.inds are generally light and we'll see the afternoon breeze pick up once again although that on shore breeze not as strong and we're looking at better clearing for the afternoon. 77 in santa rosa this afternoon. 80 degrees expected around vallejo. 80 in concord. 84 antioch. 84 brentwood. that will be one of the warmer spots. upper 60s for the east bay. 67 alameda. we are looking at mid 70s for areas right around san jose for today. 80 degrees morgan hill. 77 saratoga. around the coastline another chilly day. 59 half-moon bay. mid 60s san francisco. if you are craving a summer like weather, you will have to go elsewhere. take a welcome at the temperatures for the weekend. don't change very much. we keep the pattern all the way through sunday. a slight warmup monday and tuesday. >>> 6:21 is the time right now. linked in was one of the few companies to make money on the stock market yesterday. they announced it earned $4.5 million during the last fiscal quarter. analysts expected linked i

in san jose. >> reporter: san jose police said they met their goal in this two-month gang crackdown arresting about 215 gang members in their operation with i.c.e. agents. now, there have been 27 homicides so far this year in the city but 14 of them were gang-related homicides and the last one that happened that was gang-related was back on june 14. so san jose police say they have been successful and that's why they cut their ties with the immigration agents. but, of course, the people who are supportive of the i.c.e. partnership were worried there would be critical help lost in a time of budget cuts. the meeting here with department of justice officials will start this morning at 7:30 and 9:00 and they are open to the public and they will be discussing how to attack gang crime. frank and grace, back to you. >> thank you, stephanie chuang live in san jose, thanks, stef. >>> a former druglord calls in from prison to plead for an end to violence in oakland. young people from various parts of the city gathered for a youth peace summit yesterday. it was one of several events across the country o

it was 80 in san jose today. temperatures mainly down but down towards the south bay it was actually a little bit warmer. it was 2 degrees warmer in san jose, 2 degrees warmer in freemont. no change in san francisco, 3 degrees cooler in oakland and 7 degrees cooler in concord. fog will be the story in the morning, patchy to dense fog for our bay shares. in the north bay our inland valleys, that fog is going to clear back tomorrow and we should be a lot more sun, especially for the coastline. as we head lawsuit rest of the week, the fog is really going to peel back and we have a big warmup in store. details on that coming up in a bit. >>> coming up on kron4 news at 11:00. >> more and more people are reporting prostitution in san jose. police say there is an increase. coming up, we'll tell you how they're tackling the problem. >>> do you like grilled cheese sandwiches and technology? the founder and creator of the really popular flip video camera has opened a high-tech restaurant in the bay area. stay tuned. that's

san jose 3 degrees warmer.ast bay valleys everybody is low to mid 90s, dublin, a little breeze that will keep you around 88 degrees. 81 in fremont. 71 in union city and low to mid-70s for the east bay shore. down in the south bay, low to mid-80s with saratoga and campbell. millbrae at 72. mid to upper 70s on the peninsula and los altos as you head into the south bay, 81. hef the warm spot in half moon bay. sunset right around 60. low 50s at your beaches and then mid to upper 80s through most of the north bay valleys. petaluma and napa could be cooler. sunshine around santa cruz and 76 but northerly winds will push those clouds into monterey, carmel and pacific grove keeping you in the mid-60s. astros are in town, should win this series, they are the worst team in business, we did lose yesterday, but we'll take them on again tonight, 61 down to 58 at at&t park. temperatures will be in the 50s once again except for fairfield in the low 60s and most of the drizzle out on the coast. couple of areas of low pressure,

we have 61 in mountain view. 60 in san jose. everybody in the 50s to even the low 50s in the north bay valleys. where because of the lack of clouds it's cooler this morning. we have mid-to-upper 50s around monterey bay, inland and salinas. it's clear over gilroy. that is why you are at 49. we will see more sunshine, more warmth today. more clouds and cooler by thursday. and then a minor warming trend through the weekend. just kind of a little bit of a roller coaster depending how thick the clouds are this morning and how fast they'll retreat to the coast. for today, one degree warmer in oakland and san francisco. four in concord and san jose. six at fremont. santa rosa sees the biggest jump. seven degrees. get about 14 hours and three-and-a-half minutes of sunshine during the day. a look at the cloud cover. you see how quickly it is going to come back to the coast. and even break up along the coast as we head to the afternoon hours. maybe not as much sunshine as yesterday but you will have pockets of it. 60 along the coast. 70s

a well known must recall in san jose -- a well known mural in san jose has been painted over but who did it? kraig debro is live. >> reporter: good morning, to you dave. we're on east taylor street. not too far from the airport. behind me is a mural that has been painted over. it has been here for 25 years. you can still make it out. people don't know why it was turned over. when you think about the why you think about somebody doing something distrucktive. the why in this case means somebody seemed to want to paint it over. here's what the mural used to look like before it was painted over. but this has been here for 25 years. it has ban landmark in this neighborhood as one of those icons in the neighborhoods. it's one of the identifiable things that people can say meet me at the el tarasco mural. they quoted the artist. he wanted to be the one to paint over his own art work. someone beat him to it. we don't know who or why. reporting live kraig debro. >>> time now 6:04. palo alto police investigating several recent school burglars. the latest target jordan middle school. somebody s

so things did warm up south of san jose.s we head into the inner bay. 70 trees in oakland. 66 in san francisco. we have the fog sweeping in right now. 79 napa. 88 in fairfield. see the temperatures still some mid 80s inland, areas basically eecht of 680 hanging on. 76 in san jose. we have a strong sea breeze that will push in low clouds tonight. see the winds picking up out of the west at 15 through livermore. fremont festival of the arts continues through the weekend. we'll have the nbc bay area pavilion out there as well. check out christina lauren and mike inowe out there tomorrow. low 80s through the weekend. we've had low clouds creeping over downtown san francisco. see it down the coast following highway 1 and toward the bottom there, highway 17 as you get into santa cruz, the fog punching into gilroy, sweeping up to salinas valley and approaching san jose. we hope the fog holds off. we've been talking about three major solar shows which at this hour are hitting the earth's upper atmosphere. we're seeing pictures like

>>>josé: raúl torres muchas gracias.la educación pública. - vamos a otra breve en ohio 2 jóvenes de 17 años se recuperaron de graves heridas que sufrieron la semana pasada mientras trabajaban con maquinaria agrícola, y hoy dicen el accidente si pudiera evitar con nuevas regulaciones que protejan a los menores campesinos. el departamento de trabajo propuso el año pasado medidas para los niños campesinos, pero aún la casa blanca no se ha proun nun pronunciado al respecto. 15 minutos al día, # añ3 años me vida, un nuevo estudio sobre el beneficio del ejercicio. un médico en taiwan siguió a más de 4 o 00 m00 mil personas dura años, y determinó que quienes hicieron sól un cuarto de ejercicio dis nu yerminuyeron l posibilidad de contraer cáncer. eso en contraste con otro informe que quienes pasan más de 6 horas al día sentados, multiplican sus probabilidades de morir prematuramente. un 37% en el caso de las mujeres. 18% para los hombres. >>>elía y el estudio dice que la probabilidad de morir aumenta más luego de estar sentados

josé garcía/portavoz, policia de san josé 6:43:00 no fue la presión comunitaria lo que lo que definitivamentesó este cambio sino que, sí tomamos en cuenta los grupos comunitarios, las quejas, pero esta decisión fue tamada a base de los resultados que hemos visto con estos agentes que estuvieron apoyando a los oficiales de san josé.. garca dice que con los recortes en el departamento hubo una reorganizacin de oficiales que reforz su unidad anti-pandillas y eso ha reducido la violencia y conllevado a ms de 300 arrestos desde junio.. s.o.t. 1:12:00 son 38 oficiales que se dedican ahorita a patrullar especificamente sobre las pandillas y hemos tenido muy buen resultado.. organizaciones comunitarias como siren celebran la decisin de la polica. s.o.t. zélica rodríguez/siren 7:52:00 entonces estamos alegres que realmente valoren la comunidad inmigrante y tambien que escuchó las preocupaciones que tenian las organizaciones comunitarias.. las preocupacin es que los agentes arrestarian a indocumentad os sin vnculos a pandillas y que la comunidad migrante dejara de reportar delitos por temor a ser depor

on the oakland bay bridge, don ford, cbs5. >>> it was $60,000 a year the san jose could -- that san joseo longer afford. those free plastic bags to pick up after dogs in city parks became a victim of the budget squeeze. so volunteers of the monday rows garden stepped in and donated monday -- rose garden stepped in and donated money to keep the dispensers stocked. their effort won a national award and inspired other groups to set up other programs. >>> typical lead-in for sports. when we come back neither did tim lincecum get a lot of respect tonight as the shocker in at&t,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, games in a season and allow 3 home runs in one game..u >>> two things that tim lincecum had never done in his career, lose 11 games in a season and allow three home runs in one game until tonight. chicago came into the game with 34 home runs in august and they played home run derby again tonight. soriano 23rd, soto over brandon into the stands and a three-run blast, giant down 5-0. that paved the way for cubs starter randy wells who had an earned run average north of 5 headed into the game and pitches

they have identified four hot spots for hookers in san jose. kit has the numbers to prove it. >> i do prostitution. >> her name is amanda and her new esther story for the world's oldest profession is san jose. >> do you feel safer here? >> yeah, i do. a lot safer. >> why so? >> not a will lot of crazy people. >> sjpd is focusing on homicides and assaults and nonviolent crimes like prostitution are not a priority. >> what do you think when you hear that? >> i like it because it's easier on my job. >> in the wake of massive budget cuts and police layoffs, officers have been called in on their day off to act as a temporary surge of cops it deal with the problem. since july 1, 38 prostitutes and two johns have been arrested. a total of 40 people have been sited for loitering and solicitation. >> we have pimps coming up from fresno as well as coming down from the oakland area to apply their trade. they look at it as a business opportunity. >> it became a hot button topic when the police union wrote a piece. >> it isridiculous. we have our problems,

in san jose, some are not moving into the dorms, but rather checking into a hotel. we'll explain coming up. >>> we'll show you barts new plan to deal with that controversy surrounding a decision to cut cell phone service. >>> we are humans living on an ocean planet. we're pretty stupid, we haven't figured that out. >> we'll introduce you to a bay area engineer who's ombothtt of the ocean. >>> it is back to school time. many private and public schools throughout california. many san jose states that were supposed to live in the dorms are moving into a hotel. there's no room at the dorm. kimberly terry has reaction from the students and parents. >> reporter: we're told most of the students have already checked in to the clarion hotel, which is about three miles from san jose state university campus. housing officials are here to help students get through the process, about 90 students were notified in mid july, they would be moved into hotel to make room for the huge influx of freshmen this year. a new rule implemented by the school requires freshmen who graduated fro

san jose city councilman wants to change this. he wants to lower the speed limit to 125 miles an hour. it's a move he believes will help save kids lives but not everyone agrees. the proposal will be considered tonight as the council rules open government committee. a year ago san jose reduced the speed limit to 15 miles an hour near trace alimentary, hoover middle and lincoln high school. this takes advantage of that allows local government to lower speed limits around school on two lane roads in residential areas where the speed limit is 30 miles an hour or less. now, supporters of the reduced speed limit say it worked. but critics says enough isn't done to enforce if it were changing all of these signs wouldn't be necessary. now, statistics show that half of people struck by a car going 30 miles an hour survive but 85% struck at 20 miles an hour. advocates for lower the speed limit say that's proof enough for them. a third of all traffic fatalities involve them walking or biking to school. now coming up a little bit later this m

the city of san jose is in a mess.y are projecting deficits as far as the eye can see. 80 million short fall next year. will there be more layoffs? so far firefighters have taken a pay cut to avoid more than they they've had. they've had of you layoffs. the mayor is calling for drastic measures, closing libraries, closing community centers, smaller pensions. possibility of more cuts to the department. we don't know what is going to happen in the future except at 11:00 today when 22 firefighters are officially welcomed back into the department and 29 to follow in the next few months. after that, who knows. terry mcsweeney, "abc 7 news." >>> just hours from now, two of the men convicted of murdering chauncey bailey are expected to be sentenced. a alameda judge is expected to sentence them to life in prison without the possibility of parole. bey the head of the your black muslim bakery, the gunman andre broussard has been sentenced to 25 years in prison after pleading guilty to voluntary manslaughter. that was part of a p

pg&e as well as san jose says there are no problems.e says no current power outages around the bay area. that did happen earlier so some folks clocks might be reset. if your friend are running late, think they are running late living in a portion of san jose, call them. it might be flashing 12 on their clock. lower peninsula no problems approaching dumbarton bridge. a car went into a tree, no major injuries just a busted car, moved from will 80, san mateo bridge. look and show you a camera we haven't seen for a while. restored it as construction continued. did he memolished the administr building. cash lanes, one of the toll lanes closed spending money there. also spending money on gas. we want to help out there if we can. we've got that continued contest for 76 where you can get your scratchoff ticket and get a chance to win gas for life. even if you don't win, keep it, come back to the facebook page. i've got a link i'm posting. we can get you 50 bucks at least with money towards your gas fill up. that will get you a quarter tank or h

looking at the city of san jose's website. what they have on the agenda t plan is in december to get the process going where you would have the cannabis collectives in the south bay apply to be one of those 10 or 25 that would be officially sanctioned and allowed in the south bay. reporting live, bob redell. >> thank you, bob. 6:08 now. the university ever san francisco is looking to the past as it plans for the future. school officials purchased the historic folger building. the downtown location in san francisco gives the university a way to reach a broader base of students and public transportation also play add key part in that decision. the main campus of usf is located north of the panhandle neighborhood. >> cities across the bay area are getting a helping hand in the fight against obesity. kaiser permanente is giving $1 million grants to communities in richmond, concord and san francisco. they are part of kaiser's plan to bring together agencies to promote healthy living. funding will establish wellness committees in sc

the media partner, "san jose mercury news" reports the san jose state upper classman will have the option to stay at the clarion hotel, three miles from the downtown campus. the hotel has a pool, hot tub, spa, cable tv and weekly maid service. last month, some students were sent letters saying the university had a higher than anticipated demand for on-campus housing and they will be housed in a hotel. not the freshman. they want the freshmen on campus to keep better track of them. >> you bet. when i was in college, my next door neighbors in the dorm put up their own panelling and hammocks in the room completely altering the architecture. i don't think the hotel would like that. >> you don't think so? but you might like the weather if you like damp and drizzly. >> the drizzle is out there. if you washed the car in the last couple of days, it is going to get dirty depending where you are. good morning. you can see the ripple in the atmosphere and how the jet stream is sinking down and bringing low pressure and cooler weather with it in the neighborhood. look at the winds. you expect it in f

named the suspect as san jose architect maurice nasmeh. he was himself shot and killed earlier this year but the d.a. cited crime scene evidence that links nasmeh with the death of jeanine sanchez harms, specifically fibers tested from nasmeh's jeep cherokee matched those of harms' persian rug. although her remains have not been found, the d.a. says he is confident they have solved the mystery behind her death. >> on july 27, 2001, miss jeanine sanchez harms was murdered. number 2, maurice nasmeh murdered miss sanchez harms, concealed her body in her rug and used his jeep to dispose of her body. this tragic case has now come to a close. >> nasmeh was charged with murder in 2004 but was released after 2.5 years when prosecutors could not find enough evidence. >>> two minor temblors shook up the bay area just a day after that earthquake rattled the east coast. both of our quakes centered in nearly the exact location five miles north of san lorenzo, six miles southeast of oakland. a 3.6 magnitude quake shook the hayward fault last night about

san jose at 76. a lot of low to mid-80s on the peninsula today to 69 in millbrae. even with the sunshine, low to mid-50s along the coast. mid-50s in downtown south san francisco, sausalito and few of them along the north bay beaches. mid to upper 70s in most of valleys but north of santa rosa, we'll have 80. inland 70s and 80s with a lot of more sunshine. >> 12:45 first pitch at at&t park, 62 to 65 by the time the game ends. low to mid 90s in the en is tral valley. 70 around big sur. most of our temperatures tonight in the 50s. >> we'll jump 8-12 degrees warming including the coast. warmest day right now looks like friday, a slight tapering but pretty warm on saturday and sunday, monday and tuesday pretty close to average. >>> thanks, mike. >>> emergency officials are warning not one but two mountain lion sightings. they saw the big cat around 5:00 a.m. and then was spotted again running into a near by canyon. if you come face to a mountain lion try to look bigger by waving your arms and neighboring maik lot of noise. >> justice department blocked a merger between

and this is san jose's 28th homicide of the year. live in san jose.annel 2 news. >>> a crash in oakland. it happened just before flee this morning on southbound 880. highway patrol said that two cars were involved in the crash, investigators are investigating the possibility that alcohol pa may have been a factor. the condition of the people involved have not been released. approximate and in santa rosa, a teen-ager had to be rescued from a car after a hit and run overnight. zakry is being treated for nonlife threatening injuries, the woman fled the scene after crashing her portia, she was under the influence of alcohol and was dropped off at the hospital an hour after the crash. she was booked into jail and charged with dui and felony hit and run. >>> new this morning, four officers were killed in eastern afghanistan and the second attack was in the south. details were not provided. the attack comes just a day after a helicopter was shot down killing dozens of american forces. the helicopter went down, this morning one afghan government official said

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kiet do in san jose. thank you. >>> we will check with lawrence now on our weekly weather. >> it has been some great weather but things beginning to change. tomorrow looking pretty good hoe though. plenty of sunshine in many of the valleys. 80s, 90s. hot in spots there. 60s, 70s inside the bay. 50s, 60s out toward the coastline with a couple of patches of fog. still high pressure beginning to show signs of breaking down. as this ridge begins to move eastward that will allow for cooler air to move into the area. low cloud an fog early on. beautiful afternoon again. lots of sunshine going to bring those temperatures up well into the 70s. 76 degrees in santa clara. 77 san jose. 87 degrees in morgan hill. out toward the coast line. 50s and a few 60s. couple patches of fog out there. east bay expecting those temperatures as high as 90 degrees into brentwood. 70 degrees in oakland. 69 in berkeley. north bay, sunshine, low cloud and fogs in the morning. temperatures in the 60s for the most part. 70s in the valle

police say a man was stabbed on easy street in south san jose. he died at the hospital an our later. last year there were only 20 homicides in san jose. >>> a fallen navy seal with ties to the bay area was honored during an emotional attribute. 35-year-old kevin houston was one of 30 navy seals killed when their helicopter was shot down in afghanistan on august 6th. he spent most of his childhood in san jose before he moved to the east coast. relatives here that were unable to attend his funeral gathered for a special ceremony. >> he lost his life serving our community. >> houston was member of team six which was responsible for killing osama bin laden though he was not on that actual mission he's survived by his wife and three children. >>> a motorcycle ride to remember the victims of united flight 93 gets around way in a couple hours. relatives and friends of passenger lewis knack will take part in the ride for the 40. they will travel from south san francisco to pennsylvania. 407 passengers were aboard that hijacked plane when it went down on

overall through san jose, northbound traffic on 280 heading out of downtown san jose is live look right near the 880-17 interchange. things are still light, some headlights heading towards cupertino. bridges problem-free, as well. san mateo bridge looking good in the community direction out of hayward towards foster city. back to you. >> thank you. >>> pleading for job help. the ear if bay area lawmakers -- they got an earful from the unemployed. >> plus a northern california man stepped in to protect his family from a pit bull. why he is now in trouble with the law. >>> i imagined it. >> it's a special summer getaway. coming up. [ screaming ] [ zapping ] there goes dwayne's car. oh, man. there goes dwayne's house. whoa! whoa! and there goes dwayne. man, that thing does not like dwayne. [ male announcer ] state farm's got you covered. nice landing. it was. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. speech on jobs early next month. the plan will likely include: tax cuts, job-growth ideas, and steps that would >>> there is word this morning that president obama will make a major speech on

good luck. >> with that, san jose city council vote. border battle with campbell is nearly over. >> you fought city hall and you won. >> yes, it's been a long journey, but we're there. >> back in may 2010, hundreds protested san jose, trying to annex their neighborhood. for months, the 1,000 neighbors kept up the pressure, saying they would rather go to campbell and get better service, representation, and lower taxes. san jose could by law annex the area in white, known as cambrian36. after months of negotiations, campbell will pay san jose a million dollars for it to make up for any lost taxes. leaders say it's the right thing to do. >> should the people always get what they want? >> the people should always be heard. in this case, the people were heard. >> this is the end, so i hope we never have another one. >> was it worth to get another thousand angry residents? >> good question. i would say the best outcome is to have happy residents, whether they are in campbell or san jose. >> homeowners will lose their san jose address and go t

jose. san rafael 78. here is sal. >>> we just got word of an accident in san francisco with the right lane blocked. northbound 101 at caesar chavez. i drove through there not too long ago and there was a stalled cab. now in the last 25 minutes or so that has become a crash. let's take a look at the commute on highway 4 westbound as you drive up to the 80 i'm sorry to the highway 4 with bay point connection near. traffic is moving allonge okay. also the bay bridge eastbound the road work has been picked up all week. traffic is moving well. and if you are driving on the san mateo bridge any time soon that traffic looks good. over toward the peninsula. it's 4:30 let's go back to pam. >>> thank you, sal. topping our news the san francisco schools are being hit by copper thieves. one school has been robbed four times. ktvu channel 2 reporter jade hernandez. >> reporter: we are live in the sunset district this morning. at this school right here the alice long school this school has had issues. it has been hit f

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terry mcsweeney is live at trace elementary in san jose. has the lowest speed limit, right? >> reporter: that's right it's one of three schools with a speed limit near the school when children are present of 15 miles an hour, not 25 but there is a move to make the law of land throughout the city, not everybody likes that plan. take a look at video, a councilman is sponsoring this plan and a 2008 state law allows speed limits 15 miles an hour within a 1,000 feet of school. 15 miles per hour has been the speed limit for a year here but according to the councilman, a lot of people like it. but there are problems, one is money. in order to do this you are required to have engineering and traffic studies that would cost hundreds of thousands of dollars here in san jose they don't have the money. they have been laying off firefighters and police officers but he says san francisco has found around that requirement and has imposed the law itself. problem number two, some people say there is nothing wrong with 25 mile-an-hour limit as long as it's e

about 77 in san jose, 85 concord. cooler temperatures are on the way.ianna has traffic. >> so far, so good. we are off to a very good start this wednesday morning on the freeways. here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights are off, quick trip on the upper deck into san francisco. back to you. >> thank you. >>> this morning, disturbing revelations about jaycee dugard's kidnappers. new video shows how far nancy garrido explored children to satisfy the desires of her sex -- exploited children to satisfy the desires of her sex offender husband. >> you didn't t

the holster is about 50 miles south of san jose. early this morning we received a picture of both the missing girl and her father who is the suspected kidnapper. sheriff's deputy says 34-year- old abducted 13-year-oldy tina in holster at about 4:00 yesterday afternoon. now, investigators say the two may be in a white honda odyssey with tinted rear windows. it has a california license plate number. that license plate no. 3wan638. now, the chp decided not to activate amber alert signs on most bay area freeways because the two are believed to be heading south. right now a ktvu news crew is heading to holster. we're going to have a live report coming up in our next hour. >>> keeping san jose school children safe as they head to school. in san jose to talk about the new speed limit under consideration. tera -- tara. >> the normal speed limit around schools is about 25 miles an hour. but a san jose city councilman wants to change that to 15 miles an hour because he says it's a move that can save kids lives. the proposal will be considered

we did have warmer weather with 80 in san jose. we'll talk about our cooling, coming up.ng, seven-dayasor ft >>> antioch police say it was a hoax, case of biting the hand that feeds you. the teen who triggered a statewide amber alert is behind bars tonight arc excused of faking his own kidnapping to help pull off a barber shop robbery. the bigger story, man he victimized, not only his boss but his mentor. let's bring in jodi hernandez who joins us live with the story. >> reporter: the barber has been mentoring that young man for the last couple of years. him a job here and says he tried his best to be the father figure that that boy so desperately needed. tonight, just like a father, he says, he's not giving up on the teenager. >> the robbery was one thing, but to know that someone i cared about is, as i did a son that was a whole other thing. >> reporter: barber l. homes has been on a roller coaster of emotions. monday he stares at barrel of this sawed off shotgun during a holdup, watching as a teenager he hired to do odd jobs was

off to a pretty nice start in san jose. actually seeing less low clouds this morning than yesterday morning which means an earlier start to the sunshine. 57 in san jose, lots of 50s across the board for the morning. some misty skies along the coastline. by lunchtime 70s starting to show up for inland valleys today, talking 92 at livermore finally feeling more summer like in the tri-valley and keeping an eye on 80s later on today for san jose. now a look at your east bay commute, here is mike. >> rob looking for 50s in the east bay. highway 4, speeds down below 20. 15 miles per hour at the l street sensor there. slowing all the way in and 49 at baypoint. the slowdown bled over towards concord as well. towards the bay bridge, a lot of them meaning a heavier volume at the toll plazas well. right now cash lanes as you're getting towards toll plaza slow on the left lanes. laura, we'll track it as it builds over the next hour. >> thank you very much. a 16-year-old from antioch under arrest. he was the subject of a statewide amber

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this mornings commute in san jose -- in san jose looks pretty good. it looks like we have this coming in it looks like there is an accident southbound 101 on the ramp to first street in san jose we will let you know actually that is santa cruz so we will check on that and let you know if it's blocking the lane. let's go to steve. >>> a very good morning. we have a little bit of a stronger fog bank. it looks like a cool down for inland areas. one day we warm up one day we cool down. 50s and 60s near the coast. there was a lot of low clouds hanging on. i expect a similar pattern today. around the bay low to mid 70s. 50s and low 60s overcast san jose. 54 santa rosa. they have been in the upper 40s or low 50s the last couple days. it looks like it's already in now. that means the temps are held in check. a westerly wind. west, southwest 16 fairfield. that is stronger than yesterday. a little puff of a southwest at santa rosa. so the wind is coming from the west a little stronger today than yesterday. not a lot. few high clouds will filter in from the sout

san jose, 81 fremont.urve, we're looking at widespread, mid-70s for the east bay. 73 oakland. gonna be a very pleasant day for you. 92 livermore. 91 expected this afternoon for fairfield. the winds are generally calm along the peninsula. we're get -- calm along the peninsula. we're getting a little bit of a break out. delta breeze blowing through fairfield. take a look at that extended forecast. our temperatures are going to drop in a big way, anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees by wednesday for the inland areas. only shuttle changes for the coast. could see mostly gray skies with an onshore breeze for the coastline. thursday/friday, our temperatures begin to build back in in time for the weekend. upper 08s for the -- 80s for the inland area. kind of a typical setup for your three-day weekend. dave? >> 8:27. hard story. a father gunned down right in front of a 6-year-old son. the shopping trip that ended in murder. >>> members of a church in antioch have become the victims of several copper thefts in the last mo

he died an hour later at san jose regional center. his death is the 37th homicide in san jose this year compared to 20 in all of last year. >>> in san francisco two men are being treated for gunshot wounds after a shooting in the south of market neighborhood early this morning. police say the gunman opened fire on a man in his 40s on menta street. a bullet ricocheted and struck another man in the chest. both of the male victims are expected to survive no arrests have been made. >>> the bay area tribute to a navy seal killed in afghanistan and what he told his father before his death. >>> they got the upper hand but it wasn't easy. the challenges crews face dealing with a grass fire in fairfield. >>> new video of the fire near yosemite. where containment is expected and the status of the roads around the park. the news continues in 90 seconds. >>> a moving tribute in san jose to an american hero. ktvu' u's janine de la vega was with family and friends as they said a final farewell to a navy seal killed in afghanistan. a solemn tribute