i've come to meet jose's family they live just blocks from where jose was killed. >> his brother diego worked at a shop in the center of town. jose would often meet him to help mop the floor before closing. that night, he never made it. jose antonio was shot to death, right on this street corner. the walls on this doctors office are still riddled with bullet holes. now, the border patrol's explanation for what happened hinges on the fact they say their agents were threatened by somebody throwing rocks on this side of the fence. but standing here, the first thing you ask yourself is: could a 16 year old boy really threaten somebody standing on top of what's at least a 20 foot cliff, and on the other side of that fence? whatever took place here that night, there's video cameras right there which recorded everything that happened. but the border patrol and federal investigators have refused to share that surveillance video, so we're left to piece together the clues. on the night jose died, the nogales, arizona police report describes border agents pursuing two different young men as they

our reporter is in san jose with the conditions there. matt? >> i checked the temperatures here in san jose and the national weather service is reporting that it is 30 degrees right now, a degree less than an hour ago and we are a degree away from tying a 41-year-old record. people have been dealing with the freezing temperatures this morning bundled up in the warmest clothes. some are waiting until the train or bus arrives and one man said how he prepared. >> footies. fingerless gloves so i can mess with my phone. >> are you advised we could break a record? >> not at all. it is chilly. i'm from the midwest and used to this. >> we went by southern lumber at 4:00 this morning and this is not an official weather gauge but it gives a good idea how cold it is, it read 27 degrees and the official reading in san jose comes from the airport and the record low of 29 for december 5 took place in 1972 with the freeze wanting in effect this morning and it is expected to last through tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. so people will, again, bundle up to get on

things stalled a little in the battle to bring the a's to san jose. coming up, how things are getting back into motion today. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, we have a shocker in the nfl last night and could the sharks end a four-game winless streak? see you in a couple of weeks. >> what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. we are getting our first reports of a new two-car crash. it is reported near the toll plaza and chp is heading to the scene. we have traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. >>> 5:22. a hearing is set today in a san jose federal courtroom regarding the city's lawsuit against major league baseball. the suit is over mlb's refusal to decide whether the a's should be allowed to pursue a ballpark in downtown san jose. last week court papers indicated the baseball commissioner bud selig sent the a's a laetner june saying he is not satisfied with the -- a letter in june saying h

smith is the ceo in san jose.agues say they are cautiously optimistic. >>> as well as a 13-year-old girl that pleasanton police are asking for your help finding this morning. friends and family say they have not heard from ana since sunday. she was last seen riding in a car with three men near 1st street in downtown pleasanton. investigators say while she left home willingly, ana is considered at risk because of her age. her family is handing out fliers and want her home safe. >>> the 21-year-old accused of killing a man and stealing his play station 4 is scheduled to make his first court appearance today. investigators say ronnie collins killed owaka in san francisco on sunday. the man reportedly arranged online to meet in the bay view so he could sell his play station 4. instead, police say collins shot him, stole the video game console. the victim's brother said he attended santa monica college and was home for the holidays. >>> 6:57, the man convicted of raping dozens of women in california will find out when

as i head into san jose, we still have this problem with c.h.p. closing down one lane with a big rig off the freeway and threing fuel there. we do have a driver taken to the hospital with injuries. wide view of san jose, you can see everything is moving at top speed at 73 miles per hour, which is too fast headed away from 880 to the san jose airport along 101, 85, that is looking clear. as we take a look at drive time traffic, if you headed along 80 in the westbound direction from albany to the maze, four minutes gets law and 880 from san jose to fremont, looking good. and outside we go, this is going to be the drive through walnut creek southbound between highway 4 to the 24 junction it is moving along just fine. >> 4:56. a new tribute in memory of paul walker who was killed if a fiery car accident over the weekend. ♪ tell the world ♪ i'm coming home ♪ i'm coming home >> the video was posted on "fast and furious" youtube channel showing the role that first made him a star in 2001 with universal pictures halting production of the new film assess a

we audit the faa and the san jose airport.arly four years later, it's still not finished. >>> and you can't see it. but it is there. the disturbing discovery found on 97% of chicken breasts you buy in the store. >>> and caught on camera. passengers spring into action during an armed robbery on a bus. >>> good evening. i'm jeff raineri. we had gusty winds today, topping 50 miles per hour. but we'll have more news on a much-improved weekend forecast. probably the best in weeks. [ female announcer ] here's to a whole world of happier holidays. time to enchant, delight and amaze. safeway will help you gather everyone 'round. a smoked, shank half ham is only 99 cents a pound. starbucks is just $6.99, that's a cup of good cheer. get sweet clementines for $4.99, enough for everyone here. turns out this season less is really so much more. so make your holiday merrier than ever before. safeway. ingredients for life. >>> tonight, a snapshot of the government at work. or perhaps, not at work. the faa leveled serious accusations against s

right now san jose is chilly. 35 degrees. lower 30s south of san jose. and into the east bay. 20s to low 30s. and it's a chilly morning but for the afternoon we're going to see sunshine and low 60s in the south bay and the north bay. could get mid 60 rz today and then 70s in reach next week. we'll talk more coming up. >>> an official cause of death for a woman who died in a stairwell at san francisco general hospital is not bringing much comfort to her friends and family. the san francisco medical examiner said she likely died from dehydration and liver problems related to alcoholism. her family and friends are outraged not only at the findings but the fact they found out not firsthand. >> she was out in the elements and died of starvation or dehydration. this report would seem to say dehydration they don't have to ut investigators also discovered two molotov cocktails at the school. one made it. the other did not. each student had to be searched before being turned over to participants. >> we heard two very, very loud gunshots. and immediately closed the doors. she closed the

highs near 51 in san jose, 52 in palo alto. low 50s in san francisco and the east bay, highs near 50 in fremont. 50, as well, in livermore. do you think the folks might keep the heaters going in the car? >> it's quite possible. we are in the bay area. sometimes we turn the heater up when it gets below 60. over toward fremont, probably a lot of heaters going. a lot of folks had to heat up the windshield a bit. use the car apparatus, don't pour the hot water on there. we're looking over the maps and through the area, we're looking at mission boulevard right now cutting over between 880 and 680. that's it for the freeways, though. and a nice, smooth flow. we've seen speeds dip below 60. and that's traditional about this time, as well. what i'm following, though, this activity. and there's slowing past that scene where the mobile home is over on the shoulder. an early morning crash happened up there. we still have chp vehicles and sounds like we should have a medium rig tow truck. no updates from chp on closures heading north towar

in san jose fairly chilly. we're at 35 degrees, and you can see some of the smoke in the air around the south bay. unfortunately, this is another spare the air day, and we can see some of worst of the pollution in the east bay and south bay and parts of the tri-valley being pushed in by a slight offshore breeze. the offshore winds will begin to warm the temperatures up, but not right now. 30 in napa and 35 in san jose. 30 in concord. but later on today we'll see temperatures climbing nicely. we shu see numbers in the mid-60s. patchy fog for santa rosa. noontime temperatures in the low 60s. same story in the peninsula. 60 for san francisco. inland you will start to see the temperatures climbing to the mid-60s around oakland. by midafternoon we'll have a full look ahead at warmer temperatures in the seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >> thank you very much, rob. >>> poor air quality will continue for the next couple days, and that means a ban on wood burning across the bay area. tonight will be t

jim bell lives in san jose. >> i didn't realize that the city of san jose's new policy is not to maintain the local streets. that was a surprise. >> reporter: the state senator new the infrastructure picture was bad, just not how bad. he's not the only resident of san jose who is surprised at the big picture. >> we're facing what i consider a crisis right now. >> reporter: most roads are 40 to 60 years old. there's only $20 million in funding. that's led to a $400 million backlog. at a senate budget committee hearing, a panel of experts talked about possible solutions since the current funding streams are not enough. the state's gas excise tax does not generate enough revenue because of hybrids and people are going to all electric vehicles. jeff hall says bad roads can lead to life-threatening situations. >> everything from wheels breaking off the car to steering failur failures. some of the scarest things you're going to run across is instant loss of the steering. >> reporter: this is a problem that goes well beyond san jose. most california counties have roads that are failing, rather t

about 4700 people in san jose.er administrators say during the winter there are only 800 to 1,000 beds available every night. make sure you check regularly with ktvu.com for weather updates including alerts and warnings. there are also forecasts for your neighborhoods. >>> happening today -- family and friends of a south bay teen killed in a roadway accident are grieving. ktvu's janine de la vega joins us live from san jose where the teen's death is a latest in a series of similar tragedies. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning. a woman who was living on branham stopped here to talk to us about an hour ago. she says seeing this memorial out here is very difficult. that's because her daughter was hit by a car a few miles away and thinks more safety meshes should be taken -- measures should be taken here. 17-year-old garcia was a student here. grief counselors will be on hand. his family is trying to raise funds for his funeral on the website. he had a passion for art. he died after being hit by a car whil

san jose, upper 30s. not a big change tomorrow morning compared to this morning with partly cloudy skies and cold temperatures. for the north bay once again, we showed you cold overnight lows, but patchy frost as well. into the afternoon hours, very nice recovery, back up into the 60s by 3:00. lingering haze. have the spare the air alert for tomorrow. still haze building up across local skies. san francisco in the peninsula, starting out with partly cloudy skies, increasing sunshine into the afternoon hours. across the board at 7:00, widespread 40s. widespread lower 60s by 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. east bay neighborhoods, more full sunshine, so we have the overcast right now, but then tomorrow we'll bump up the sunshine, bump up temperatures as well. oakland starting out the day in the upper 30s. forecast high of 64 degrees. fremont, 65 by 3:00. in the south bay, hazy sunshine once again and temperatures still a nice recovery. today, we cooled off, but tomorrow, mid to upper 60s, especially toward morgan h

look at san jose south. again, in the low 30s this morning around the tri-valley, inland east bay in the 20s and 30s. the air still very dry. mostly clear skies. i let our mike inouye know we have patchy fog in santa rosa. 26 degrees so watch out for frost or ice maybe on some of the roadways there in the north bay with those chilly temperatures. we're going to see increasing clouds later on but notice we're really not seeing raindrops. this is the futurecast, clouds and precipitation. nothing really showing up. it should push in marine air tomorrow which will lead to slightly warmer mornings, as high pressure builds in warmer afternoons. 59 degrees today in san jose, los alts about 57, closer to san francisco in toward napa and further inland around fairfield into the delta, mid-50s for highs, oakland 59, pleasanton 58. your seven-day forecast for the south bay, silicon valley, looking nice, mid-60s as we head through the weekend and san francisco should see numbers possibly getting to record breaking level

san jose will be close. going 68. the record is 70 in 1998. maybe east san jose. it has to be downtown. 30s, 40s, 50s to near 60 on some of the lows. we'll have 60s and 70s this afternoon. 47 in napa, not bad. and 59 half moon bay. but 47 san francisco. 39. that's at moffett. you know across 101 it's probably about 34. san jose at 39 degrees. there is a little easterly breeze here, not a lot. napa is 13 miles an hour. the direction is offshore from land to sea. it helps those near the coast. half moon bay had an easterly breeze. they were 63. just incredible. 5:00 a.m. higher clouds will filter in here. after that, we'll see this is the warmest day of the week. a system will drop down right up there. that will give us a cooldown. so today, warm monday, tuesday won't be bad. but don't get used to it. the temperatures get back to the cool and windy as we head towards thursday into friday. highs today will be in the 60s or 70s. santa rosa in there. clearlake, novato, kentfield, 68. 62. brentwood, 63. along with oakley and oakley was 37 this morning. thank you, becky.

south san jose, 7 0 degrees. this was a degree or two shy of getting new records here across the bay area. otherwise, right now, now that the sun has set, cooler air aloft is slowly starting to move in. we're starting to see numbers drop into the 40s in the north bay. we'll have widespread 40s throughout the north bay as we continue throughout next hour or so. let'sing a ing also take you iny part. san rafael, 7:00 a.m. tomorrow, temperatures will go down to the mid 30s. we'll have haze in the atmosphere. also the moderate air quality you're going to have to watch out for and also high clouds streaming across. by 1:00 p.m., not quite as warm as it was today. just expecting 60 degrees. you'll also see in the south bay, you'll need the light jacket but not expecting it near the freezing mark. tomorrow morning, 42 degrees. by 1:00 p.m., expecting 64. let's get the rest of your microclimate forecast in here and see throughout san jose, we'll see temperatures warm up to 67 for that daytime high. and across the peninsu

low 30's in san jose.g, a lot of areas are below freezing good morning to hayward at 32 degrees pripet antioch's said 28 degrees. you can see that we have very cold conditions especially the party is that you go. in downtown san francisco where our mouths of is that they have 41 degrees pripet

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our breaking news in the south bay is in san jose. at mineta airport where terminal a was evacuated because of flood. our reporter, matt keller, is in terminal a with more on how the water is being cleaned up, how long it will take and what happened. matt? >> of course, this happens on a monday. check it out. still, a big mess. passengers can still check in at terminal a but getting on the plane is an adventure. a hot water line ruptured at 2:30 trying the fire alarm and sprinklers. the upper legal of terminal a is flooded and the water looks to the baggage and check in air. the fire alarm was turned off before 4:30 and passengers are checking in with no idea what happens next. >> bummer to see this when you arrive at your airport to leave on monday morning. >> yes, it will probably change things. maybe. or maybe not. >> hoping for the best. >> always. disneyland trip so you cannot go wrong. >> the american, delta, hawaii, jetblue, united, usa air, virgin all are in the terminal. the first flights leave at 6:30 and the passengers chec

wednesday, 53 in san jose. sunny skies. palo alto could be close to one of our warmest locations 54 there. north bay and east bay and trivalley temperatures ranging from 50 to 53. it will be hazy at times here in the north bay as we have another spare the air in effect. same area. unhealthy levels of ozone into the north bay, east bay, and the south bay. if you suffer frbreathing problems, be aware of that. we had 16 degrees last week on december 5th. on december 8th of 2009 we had 19 degrees. five years since it's been this cold for parts of the bay area. >>> still ahead, san jose makes it official. the problems the new police chief is already facing. >>> after nearly a year, the city of san jose finally has a police chief. a role he's already familiar with. he's been serving as acting chief since january of 2013. he's been dealing with the shortage of police officers due to a wave of retirements and resignations. >>> the san jose city council will consider cutting the number of medical marijuana clinics. it could block po

not a problem at the limit down in san jose. >> thanks, mike. still ahead, he's known for his action packed movies. many remember paul walker for his generosity. what he did for a southern california couple. >> welcome back everyone. good thursday morning to you. historic stosh may have found a way to stay. market book store workers will hold a news conference today to discuss details that could allow the store to stay at its current location. if the book store can raise 2.6 disease million by the end of february it can buy the building from the current owners. a nonprofit group has promised a $1.65 million loan. the book store hopes to raise the rest of the money through crowd sourcing. >> officials join regional medical center to rib in on the new tower at the hospital today. the new four-story tower features all private room and emergency room expansion, breast care center, intensive care center. it cost $350 million. the regional -- the ribbon cutting is symbolic. they are putting the finishing touches on the tower. won't be ready for patien

she is 1 of 21 pedestrians killed this year in san jose. five bicyclists were also killed. >> right now with two days to go until the new year, we have approximately 26 fatalities involving bicyclists or pedestrians. that is quite an increase from what we're used to. i think the last time we saw figures that high were in 1997. >> reporter: the deaths account for more than half of all the traffic fatalities in san jose this year. police say while there is no one factor linking all the deaths, one thing is noted in several of the accidents. >> i think some of the things that we can attribute to maybe why the increase is, one, handheld devices. >> reporter: here on bluefield drive where a 7-year-old girl was killed in may, neighbors say new speed bumps have not eliminated the risks. >> any given day when the traffic's somewhat normal, and just before rush hour, you'll see a car every ten minutes or so run the stop1,,ñ signs. they just wiz through them like they weren't there. >> reporter: he notes someone even lost control of the car they were

you may notice high clouds, san jose, san jose, a few high clouds drifting overhead. pressure and the flow sending high clouds our way. that's really about it. hazy sky for today. temperatures, slightly warmer than yesterday. we're beginning to see the turnaround this morning. oakland and heyward, waking up several degrees cooler with the clear skies this morning, but have now caught up. 45 in oakland, 46 in heyward, 52 san francisco. still 34 in santa rosa. so that looks to be one of the cooler spots. now half moon bay, reporting 59 degrees, so it's jumped a little bit more since we last checked about half hour ago. still a chilly start in the east bay, looking at low 40s in and around walnut creek. we'll do a little shift here, 38 reported at lafayette. 43 pittsburg, so we're starting to genessee the turnaround. for your lunch hour, widespread 50s in the forecast. should be nice. for the afternoon, upper 50s to low 60s. 59 san francisco, 60 for heyward, 61 in antioch, 60 fairfield, 62 for novato. along the peninsula for the afternoon, you're looking at 61 redwood ci

buy it in east san jose? she said no so that's why i'm here at work this morning. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the owner of a jenny's gift in east san jose his name it thuy nguyen. he got the call from lottery officials. he had sold the winning ticket. he will get about a million dollars. now, the store is located in lion plaza one of the oldest strip malls of vietnamese businesses in san jose. it happens a loyal group of lottery players and they are all trying to figure out amongst themselves who won part of that huge $648 million jackpot. now, the other ticket was sold in atlanta's buckhead neighborhood at the gateway newsstand in the alliance center building. if either winner goes with the cash payout option they will get $170 million each. if they go for the $30 million -- i'm sorry, the 30-year payout option, it's $318 million. one payment, once a year for the next three decades but as you know, almost everybody goes for the lump sum payment. so again, the lottery numbers 8, 14, 17, 20, 39, mega ball 7. the

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are employers >> reporter: but the research is optimistic about san jose keeping its title. >> 2014,e -- wouldn't be surprised if it comes back and does it again >> reporter: the city that keeps culting benefits and programs, how do you cry poor when everybody says you're rich? in san jose, robert handa, k tvu, channel 2 bay news. >> the markets ended with a whimper, the dow lost one point, nasdaq down ten. >>> target is reassuring shoppers that their p. i. n. is safe, despite that breach before christmas. it confirmed that hackers did steal p. i. n.s, but the company says those numbers were strongly increpted and insist -- increpted and stift conscience encrypted, and states that they were not hacked with that. >>> air quality officials have issued yet another air alert, this is the 20th alert in two months because of unhealthy levels of pollution. wood burning is banned in all nine bay area counties, could face fines of $100 of a first offense and $500 for a second time. >>> and i think we could have more spare the air alerts, the weather pattern not changing much, a warm backup, y

san jose coming in at 28. freeze warning still in effect for friday morning for most of the bay area, except for san francisco. we are eventually going to get some relief in these overnight temperatures. we'll have more on that coming up. also some details on when some rain-snow mix will come unusually close to the bay area. >>> all week, people have been urged to make the proper precautions. how about this story? it was colder in napa this morning than it was in fairbanks, alaska. jody hernandez is in napa this evening. you have the perfect spot with that fire, jody. >> reporter: like everyone in wine country, we're doing our best to stay warm tonight. fortunate fortunately, we have found a nice toasty spot. now that the sun has gone down, it's cold. >> it's freezing. it's crazy how cold it is. >> reporter: foclks napa are feeling the big chill. temperatures dipped down into the teens this morning. >> it is definitely freezing. it feels like antarctica. way too cold for napa. way too cold. >> reporter: the fr

san jose in parts of the south bay, numbers south san jose cold enough for frost around morgan hill, 37 degrees, up in the peninsula, mid-30s around redwood city, tri-valley, 680 corridor, some of the coldest temperatures we're seeing, upper 20s around walnut creek into danville. 20s and 30s there too around santa rosa. so the cold snap we're seeing this morning is actually going to get a bit worse into tomorrow as we see the cold temperatures setting us up with the freeze warning for tonight. all locations except right along the water in san francisco as temperatures tomorrow morning will be dipping into the 20s and 30s. afternoon highs today, even up all the sunshine 50 degrees, low 50s into the south bay and tri-valley. >> we're going to have to get in line, especially for the north bay. thank you for filling in for christine that. >> we're looking at a cold drive with a lot of activity over at the truck stop. look at the roadway. the maps through the area. that's fine out of the irvington district. look at 680 heading north out of the south bay and in toward the tri-valley. we ha

that plane belongs to a san jose man. other members of his family were also on board the plane and mark kelly joins us live from the family's neighborhood in san jose now. mark, people there i would imagine very concerned right now. >> very concerned, frank, absolutely fearing the worst at this time but rescuers in idaho now are hoping for better weather this morning so they can resume the search for this missing plane believed to be carrying a bay area family from this neighborhood in san jose. now, the owner and pilot of the aircraft dale smith of san jose and four members of his family, they were flying to butte, montana, and that was on sunday. now, smith reported engine trouble but then lost contact with controllers. he was trying to land at an airstrip in idaho's backcountry. >> flies frequently so i'm surprised that he's gone down or missing. he stays in touch with everybody, the airports or where he's landing, you know, so i would say it's something to be worried about. >> reporter: poor weather at this point low

san jose ranked third. officials hope today's hearing will be the first step in a massive overhaul on california highways. the poor condition of the roads and the congestion puts millions of pounds of carbon dioxide into the air every year and slows down business. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay," new details on the school shooting in colorado. what police say about the 17-year-old victim still in critical condition this morning. >>> and the subzero temperatures that the family was stuck in, they are talking for the first time. >>> and an apology to users this morning. we'll tell you why coming up. >>> welcome back. a very good monday morning to you. isn't that beautiful? you just don't get tired of it. it's gorgeous with the lights illuminated there. i sigh we have the olympic link there at the bottom, too. that's coming. but what's coming sooner? christmas. just nine days away. and we've just one weekend left to shop. retailers are doing what they can to attract those shoppers. as of last week, the a

one-time in san jose, it was january. and it was only one time. sop that's promising news as we move forward. jeff over to you. >> some great insight there. coming up we're going to detail some of the worst chill across the bay area. who would hit 21 degrees by 6:00 a.m. on your thursday. >> for many of us, we can simply turn up the heat in our house or grab an extra blanket. but for the thousands of homeless people in the bay area, there's no escaping the freezing temperatures. for the homeless and the farmers, this is a critical night. damian trujillo joins us with more. >> reporter: they've been hundred dollarled up all day here along the parks. some say they'res used to these cold temperatures. they're going to get a good dose of that tonight. >> richard washington spent the day looking for the spot with the most sunshine at st. james park. >> it's right on you. 8:00, maybe about 3:00. >> there are roughly 5,000 to 7,000 people living on the streets in santa clara county. and there's only 300 emergency beds available at armories and shelters.

is 87 northbound from 85 to the san jose airport that is eight minutes. now, as we check owe the drive coming beyond the julian street off-ramp to the tank you can see three cars, not too bad. >> hollywood lost two long time stars, actor peter o'toole passed away this weekend following a long illness. >> he had eight nominations for the oscars and he began acting on stage in london in the 1950's and played reading roles for conclude as to come. >> and the first clip was from "my favorite year." oscar winning actress would czarred in hitchcock movies passed away, john -- joan fontaine died in her sleep here in carmel. she grew up in saratoga and went to los gatos high school and was the sister of actress olivia d. >> the serious impact the length of a mom's maternity leave could have on her mental health. >> flying is stressful enough but there is one type of passengers that travelers say they really hope not >> rock legend journey and reality t star are on their honeymoon after a pay for view wedding in san francisco combining the wedding with a rock conc

and in san jose, matt?the second biggest mega millions jackpot ever and one of the two winning tickets was sold here in san jose at this gift shop. we do know who one big winner is, the owner of jenny's gift shot getting $1 million for selling the winning ticket. the winner here will split the jackpot with a winner in georgia. lottery official say they will get $318 million each overtime or $170 million each in cash. one owner was heavy the winner's go fortune -- good fortune. hopefully someone will be rich of the. >> if you did not hit the big prize you will want to check the ticket. officials say 20 people won $1 million last night. around $800 million each year goes unclaimed. here are the numbers. 8, 14, 17, 20, 39. mega number is 7. if you did not win the next mega millions drawing is on friday with the jackpot at $15 million. we hope to learn later today who the winner is. >> berkeley leaders are diagnose -- are considering raising the minimum wage $3 an hour from $8 to $10.74 an hour. if the remain e

a couple sprinkles near san jose.ratures today against starting off on the mild side for some. it's 36 up in crescent city. that cold air is on the way, mainly 30s, 40s, to the 50s. we have a winter weather advisory until 4:00. snow level starting off around 6,000 and coming down. gusts over the passes easily over 60, maybe 70 miles per hour. a lot of cloud cover, breezy to windy and cool to cold but then here comes that colder air. that will really plunge in by tonight and then we go cold cold cold. cloudy, windy in the morning, a few showers here, not a big deal, but the temperature drop will be significant as we head into tonight and also tomorrow. windy and colder, colder air arrives later on. mostly cloudy this morning. it's already freezing for some depending on your definition. 50s antioch, brentwood, morgan hill, fairfield, santa rosa, everyone's really close on the temps and widespread freezing will take place once we get the cold in here and the wind develops and dies down. by friday, saturday we'll get some

warm temperatures as we saw today. 70 in san jose. the high pressure will act like a lid and all the smoke below collecting around the basin, if you will. air quality conditions to be an issue. storm systems coming in would certainly get this high out of the way. as we go over to the future cast, moving forward from wednesday, thursday,into friday, just some high clouds. a little bit of cooling for the weekend, but no rain on the boards. as we get away from christmas, now as we approach new year's eve, things still looking dry. unfortunately that mean high pressure is holding its ground. air quality issues could linger. tomorrow the 18th spare the air day. high temperatures despite the air quality. pretty pleasant. 72 in san jose. these would be breaking some records for christmas day. you can see as we go through some other locations around the bay area. oakland 67. trivalley and pleasanton 74 degrees. other locations around the state, sacramento 65. if you're heading into southern california tomorrow, 86 degrees in downtown l.a. 64

san jose with a daytime high of 58. a high of 59 in palo alto.he day thursday. ñ napa starting offxdc with 37 your morning low. a highu of 57lp in danville. expecting 58 forg high. now the forecast has been very complicated the past 24 hours. least through parts of tomorrow. we have this area of low pressure here. that's what spurred off fog this morning, even some areas ofi] drizzle. in the< é@ process of being d by this system off to the north. togt@er. and the primaryxd effect with ts will be wind increasingt(çó acr the bay. we'll also find a bit of snowfall across the sierra. let's get to the main factor for us and that is the wind. 10 partly cloudy p.m. tonight the gustiestok locations will b right here across the coastal hr(t&háhp &hc anywhere from 15 to 30 miles per hour. hour. (/q' asÑi wec h a.m. tomorrow,t(t( notice those colors, reds and oranges #5=mm the okcoastline. winds at about 40 miles per hour. then as wel8ozhead throughout day on thursday, i do think at this point it's going to start to at least peak with this wind event a

so san francisco will have their driest year ever, so is san jose.try to fine the oakland statistics coming up. half mile visibility in santa rosa and everyone else is seven or greater. you can see the high clouds showing up on live doppler 7 hd and the temperatures erupting above frosty levels throughout the south bay and 36 in cupertino, and the cool spot is 42 at campbell and alum rock at 46 and 53 in the hills of los gatos and 38 in san jose. we will go to santa rosa where it is 35 so we do not have to worry about black ice. and 51 in san francisco and 61 at half moon bay. here is how it looks from mount tamalpais this morning, gorgeous colors, still waiting for the uplighting in ten minutes. above averages highs today and record 10th consecutive and cooler air, cleaner air, is coming in on wednesday and on thursday and friday. we talked about the waves from the north bay to big sur, sneaker waves and rough for the crash fishermen today and mid-to-upper 60's under high clouds and sunshine and 72 at santa rosa and morgan hill and 70 in san jose an

and san jose, 41 right now.oon, your temperatures, some of the warmest we're going to see for today. by 11:00 or so, 56 degrees. i'm thinking 60 for your lunch hour and then into the afternoon by 2:00, 66. you are expected to top out at 67. sun will set before 5:00 and there the temperatures go in the low 60s by 5:00:00 and then pack in the -- 5:00 and then back in the 60s for shopping. although the stores may be closing today. 67 in novato. 65 vallejo. 64 in berkeley. 65 concord. 64 hayward. low 60s at the coast for the afternoon under mostly sunny skies. 67 san jose. santa cruz, look at you. 71 degrees. under mostly sunny, hazy conditions. the extended forecast. notice only subtle changes. when i say subtle, they are hard to find. we have hazy skies. temperatures remaining in the upper 60s for the next few days. we will see the numbers drop off increasing clouds friday, saturday. we were hoping for a little bit of rain. doesn't look like we'll even get that. we're going to be dry through the weekend. back to y

this came in from san jose.ou want to send us a picture, you snap a beautiful shot of the sunset tonight, we highly encourage you to do so. send those photos in. i see@nbc bay area.com or just put them on our facebook page. we love sharing those with the whole bay area. temperatures are climbing nicely out there. as we warm up, our air quality is really going to suffer. you can always see that here. especially around san francisco and the oakland area. spare the air days. throughout the day, though, we'll climb from the 40s into the mid 50s. that's the good news. finally a return to the mid 50s in san jose. you can see here as i zoom in for you, quite hazy. can you vaguely make out the mountains here in the background. this is what we're talking about when it comes to the next few days. temperatures are going to climb nicely. we'll hit the 50s. upper 50s for tomorrow. 60s come in thursday into friday. that means finally hitting seasonal averages. i'm always looking ten, 15 days out if i can, and it looks like we

san jose wins, 3-1. >>> giants gm brian sabean went to work yesterday.ive home runs out of the left field position so they signed this guy mike morse one year $5 million. he hit a career-high 31 home runs with washington in 2011 just 13 last yea because of injuries. >>> check this broncos fan last night in denver. spray-painted the bronco logo into his mohawk. but the chargers prevail in the upset trying to keep the play- off hopes alive. look at the former cal man, allen airborne hurtling over the defender for the touchdown. broncos lose 27-20. so the afc west will have a big game sunday, the kansas city chiefs face the raiders. raiders trying to be the spoilers. that's it. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> all right, dennis. time for your play of the day. watch. >> ready --set --hey, hey, hey! >> yeah, here we go. something backfired. some old basketball guys taking part in a little fun competition. weber won the geriatric foot race. he has the play of the day. the young guy c dub won. mr. weber. the big winner in the geriatric foot race play

san jose will be close. we are going 68.958 on most of the record highs. still a lot of 30s around. i know 30s are cold. a little breeze near novato. you can go not too far away and find 10-15 degrees cooler. 16 up in reno and tahoe. 32 sacramento. a lot of 30s to 40s. system up there will start to dive toward us on wednesday and thursday and give us a significant cool down and not give us any rain. might be a little snow up in the sierra. this will be the warmest day of the week. mostly sunny high clouds. nice to mild to warm. there is a little easterly breeze for some. what is new we've had that for awhile. highs 60s and 70s. take your pick. 74 in clearlake. a lot of 60s and 70s st. helena. 70s santa rosa. pittsburg low to mid 60s. it will be close to 70 for cupertino. 72 half-moon bay. 67 in d.c.. we could be warmer than san bruno. enjoy it while you can. it will be much cooler wednesday night into thursday and rebound and the lows will get cold again but the days sunny and warm. >>> we have breaking news to tell you abou

he'll give us an update as soon as he arrives. >> more breaking news in san jose where crews in san josee working to clear a big rig that crashed into a construction site. it's happening on the side of southbound 880 near the stevens creek boulevard off ramp. a live look at the scene. big rig not blocking lanes but it could be a huge visual distraction during the morning commute. authorities say the driver fell asleep at the wheel. he was not hurt. bob redell is talking to investigators there. he's going to join us for a live report in about 20 minutes. >> also happening, fast food workers across the country walking off the job demanding better pay. 100 cities expected to participate in today's strike, that includes oakland. tracie potts is live in washington where corporations like mcdonald's say higher pay could actually put the workers at risk. good morning. >> reporter: scott, good morning. it's at a mcdonald's in oakland the bay area is going to see its part of this protest. washington's got a protest, in fact, federal contracted workers say president obama could end it all, fix the

we're here in east san jose.you can take a look at the store here right now, just off of tully road, where one of the winning tickets was sold. the owner could not be more thrilled. >> i feel good. i feel good. it comforts my sold. mostly my customers here is my friends. yeah, that's why. i don't know. somebody win. i feel good. >> he is really one of the betts the parts of this story. just how excited he is. he is really just excited for anybody that picked up the winning ticket. he loved that it came from his store. he really thinks that he probably knows who this person is that has this jackpot that he will be splitting. the other thing is that $336 million in winnings. by the time it closes, it is probably closer to $650 million. whoever this person is, we certainly hope they show up soon. >> and becomes our best friend soechfriend. it is so exciting. he is our best friend. >> they will have to bring it to the nearest lottery office which, in this case, is this one in san francisco. what is the cash value whe

the owner and pilot of the aircraft is dale smith of san jose.e and four family members were believed to be flying to butte, montana, from western oregon. smith reported engine trouble and then lost contact with controllers. he was trying to land at an airstrip in idaho's backcountry backcountry. >> we hope they located them and they're fine. weigh will hold on to hope until we hear something. >> poor weather, low visibility has made the search in idaho very different for rescue workers. we are told the mother has left the home in this san jose community heading to idaho to help with the rescue efforts. we are also learning a little bit more about dale smith. this morning, smith is the founder and president of a san jose--based company called serial tech. it services the data storage industry. live in san jose, mark kelly, kpix 5. >> out to concord we go. a "kcbs traffic" check. southbound 242 approaching concord avenue. we are watching a two-car crash blocking the middle lane and look what it's doing to the commute. jammed toward 4 already slow

the site near san jose airport.he stadium is set to open at the beginning of the 2015 season. >>> a south bay charity that provides christmas gifts to thousands of needy children put out a desperate call for help and the community answered. as of yesterday, sacred heart community center in san jose was about 7,000 toys short of its goal. now within the last 24 hours, a lot of people chipped in. donating more than 6,000 toys. they're almost at their goal of 7,000. one woman told us without sacred heart, her three children would not have any gifts under the tree. >> this year it's going to be better than the last year. it's going to be better. it's going to be more exciting. i think they'll be a lot happier than they were last year. >> families had to sign up for these christmas gifts last month. now, in order to receive the toys, they have to be put on a list. sacred heart will collect toys tomorrow. the final distribution scheduled for monday. the charity expects that every child that signed up will receive a toy. >

for oakland, premont and san jose and palo alto, 61.ccuweather seven-day forecast, a spare the air today, milder tomorrow, rising temperatures monday, tuesday a little change and the coolest day should be thursday and with more sunshine. we have another great weather resource for you to follow. live doppler 7hd on twitter or the latest bay area weather conditions, rain or shine, plus get video forecasts, spare the air alerts, power outage info and whether tweets from your favorite weather team. and we are definitely getting the word out on that spare the air. >> no burning. thanks, lisa. next from toddlers to brothers to fathers. the holiday tradition that's been going to those whoworried...... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com or call 1-800-752-6631. >> michiga

time for follow breaking news at san jose airport where a terminal was evacuated because of flooding. how is this impacting passengers? >> reporter: huge mess. we'll get to that in just a second. but right now, i want to show you the sky bridge that connects baggage claim with terminal a. if you look closely, you might see workers inside with vacuum cleaners. they say there is a bunch of water up there that is dripping down from the second level down into the first level here. we do have some video of that. it is a huge mess. water dripping down literally through the ceiling, it ruptured and soaked some of the ceramic tiling that has fallen down. and that is directly above the shot you see there, that is where the security screening area is. that is what is causing the big traffic headache and mess out here. so what happens is, if you have a flight leaving from terminal a, from either virgin or american jetblue delta or hawaiian, you come in, check in, if you have bags, you get on a shuttle, go to terminal b, have your bags screened, and come back over here. if you do not have bags, g

then started getting serious. >> san jose, this represents i'm a northerner from san jose. i have my sleeves, my face, back, next, my hands. >> with all my tattoos, i don't probably have lot of job openings. >> we're using a laser that interacts with the color of the pigment. >> i want to go into the air force like my dad, but with the tattoos, we can't do that. >> they're at their stage of the life, ready to make that change. they've almost gotten killed, hurt, beat up, whatever the case may be, and they're ready to make that change. >> white cells from the body are attracted to that area. they come in and pick up the pigments, carry it off and it comes out in the urine. okay. here we go. >> everybody, wherever i grew up, was doing the same thing i was doing. doing drugs. living a fast life. that's the only way we knew how to live. you know? after generations and generations of it. it becomes -- it feels right. it doesn't feel wrong. >> i see a lot of people start really changing as far as when they have the first child, their first baby. they're tired of it, don't want to

down 22 stories from the top of the san jose marriott hotel here in downtown san jose. a very, very long distance, and we're from a very perfectly safe perch, and, yet, you have people like this guy right here. his name is alex. hey, how is it going? >> oh, baby, this is great! >> him and about 45 other people are repelling from the side of e building for charity this morning. we've got gary and greg mendell. they just went over, father and son. first time you repelled. how was it? >> actually it was out of body experience. it was really peaceful. it was -- it felt great. >> how about your son and brother in mind, i'm assuming? >> absolutely. >> that reason, of course, being for your son, brooirn, who died two years ago with a drug and alcohol addict and this organization shatter proof you're raising money is to to help with treatment ask & presinges, right? >> just to finish that last sentence. i had brooirn on my mind the whole time. yes, the addiction to alcohol and drugs, it's a disease. we're doing this to raise attention to those so people will know that after 25

highs near 70 in san jose and walnut creek.er 60s around san francisco and oakland. so things continue to stay dry on the seven-day forecast. this will go down as one of the driest years on record for the bay area. no change. the weather is quite nice during the day. >> thank you very much. >>> let's bring in henry wofford now, talking about a farewell to one of his favorite places in the bay area, candlestick park. >> absolutely. several stories developing in sports. after calling candlestick park home for more than four decades, the 49ers possibly saying good-bye for the final time tonight. playing their final regular season game at the stick against the falcons with the win tonight the 49ers will clinch a playoff spot. we have a score update. the falcons are leading the 49ers 7-3 with 57 seconds remaining in the second quarter. we'll have complete highlights tonight at 11:00. >>> the raid ers will have a different quarterback on sunday as they play their final game of the season. mcgloin is out and terrell pryor is back in a

maybe some light rain around fremont, san jose.lly it's the breeze, the wind that's picking up, 44 miles per hour at the amountmont pass, napa airport 30. it's maybe not reaching the ground. the bigger story is the cloud cover holding up the temps along with the breeze. a couple of upper 40s, a lot of 50s. it's the cloud cover and that breeze. if it wasn't for that these temperatures would be cooler. trying to get some rain showers here. again, right around fremont, union city. if you're getting any rain you can tweet me sp weather or e- mail me. i'd be happy to mention it. 40 up in tahoe, 48 in reno, 47 ukiah. a lot of cloud cover. the coldest air is up to the north. speaking of the sierra nevada, last check it was raining. i mean they will see snow below 3,000. if there's any moisture left by the time we get to tonight into tomorrow. today it looks to be above 6,000 feet for right now. this changes by the minute. that's what's over us right there. the cold air is just moving in. we'll have cloudy skies, windy at times in the morn