con muchos empresarios del centro de san josÉ han visto, sin alumnos en el campus de san josÉ state lasas amistades del pasado lo salvaron. recibiÓ una llamada de la dueÑa del taco sushi. >> me pregunto si tenÍa unas horas y me vine de nuevo. miguel: adÁn cuenta su historia para que otros tomen en cuenta el peso que pasan los negocios pequeÑos, especialmente aquellos que soÑaban con abrir y el 2020 arruinÓ sus planes. >> siempre hay que luchar por esa oportunidad para obtener lo que queremos. yo pienso que no hay otro camino mÁs que trabajar duro. hay que tener la confianza de que dios nos va a ayudar. miguel: es esa la que le permite seguir luchando . meses de recibir las malas noticias de su local en san josÉ, ya tiene planes de abrir su propio local de sushi,m es su sueÑo. ramÓn: ojalÁ que esto pronto se haga realidad. los contagios por coronavirus continÚan aumentando en el Área de la bahÍa. en alameda se registran 4533 casos y 116 muertes. en santa clara, los infectados son tremendos y tu 18 y 151 fallecidos. en san francisco son 2982 y 47 decesos. en san mateo se reportan 2650 99

platicar de este tema importante . >> hablamos de las manifestaciones que se llevan a cabo en san joséla gente está ejerciendo el poder de su voz, dde decir lo que piensa a este nivel . >> así es, se han complicado las manifestaciones, pero al final de cuentas lo que queremos es escuchar sobre estos temas, aparte del ttop que tengo, tengo tofda una vida trabajando dentro de estos mismos problemas, ahora como madre, me impacta mucho porque quiero que mis hijos tengan un gran futuro, que ellos tengan la misma oportunidad, también las personas que vinieron a nuestra comunidad latina y afroamericana, el poder ver todos unidos levantando su voz, preparados en solidaridad, después de la trahedia de lo que sucedióo con george floyd, es lo que queremos para una justa democracia especialmente en el valle . >> nos enteramos de que todavía hay frustración en la comunidad, y en otras comunidades en la inigualdad, en que no todo es parejo . >> es cierto, especialmente viviendo en un valle en donde los multimilonarios se dan a cabo a diario, vemos la riqueza que se genera en el valle, mueven al mund

jose. the officer-involved shooting just steps away from the police department. >>> plus, one south bay city is lifting its curfew despite days of protest. the argument that swayed city officials. >>> protesters in los angeles taking their fight to the top. the massive showing outside of the mayor's home. >>> good morning, everyone, it's wednesday, june 3rd. i'm michelle giergo. >> and i'm len kiese. right to the forecast this morning. it's another hot one. here's mary lee. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, len and michelle. we arelo this afternoon, d that's why we have a heat advisory for the inland locations. that's due today time highs well above average. limit your outdoor exposure, and try to stay hydrated. we are looking at 79 in san francisco. mid-80s for oakland, and mid- 80s in san jose, and triple digit heat for concord. highs 14 to 22 degrees above average for this time of the year. we are going to cool it down, and there's also a chance to see showers, and i will h

project to con el objetivo de extender su servicio hasta el centro de san josÉ.en actividades catalogadas como esenciales. se requiere el uso obligatorio de mascarillas en vagones y estaciones de ese medio de transporte. y las oficinas que estuvieron cerradas desde marzo ya estÁn abiertas pero sÓlo ofrecerÁn servicios limitados como atender a quienes cuentan con una cita. los que tenga la intenciÓn de realizar algÚn trÁmite se recomienda hacerlo en lÍnea a travÉs de una oficina virtual. para mÁs informaciÓn le invito para que visite la pÁgina web que aparece en pantalla. y san francisco llegÓ en acuerdo con residentes y dueÑos de negocios para evitar litigios o demandas en corte ante la posibilidad de contagios. se acordaron retirar 70% de las tienda de campaÑa que abarrotan la acera y deberÁn abandonar esa zona a mÁs tardar el 20 de julio. la cia se comprometiÓ a llevar a las personas a hoteles o campamentos. 415 tienda de campaÑa estÁn en un perÍmetro de 49 cuadras de distrito desde el pasado 5 de junio. y un juez del estado de californiadetermino que se le ent

also, san jose police are investigating a stabbing that happened at the 7-eleven store off the san jose state campus. it stems from a fight inside the store just before 1:00 this morning. we know at least one person was stabbed and there could be another victim. we have seen homicide investigators arrive on scene but sjpd is not confirming that anyone died. just a reminder san jose's curfew order goes into effect 8:30 at night and just expired at 5:00 this morning the only exemption is someone who is an essential worker. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> just like you are, thank you, kris. curfews across the bay area expiring this hour including all of contra costa and alameda county as well as san jose and san francisco. sfpd took 20 people into custody for violating curfew orders there. protests around the bay area with mostly peaceful. demonstrators in fremont last night took a knee for nine minutes of silence in solidarity with george floyd and the amount of time police pinned him to the ground. the crowd then marched to city hall and the police station. in marin a l

and right now in san jose, mid-60s this morning, and san jose, you're under a heat advisory this afternoon, and i will let you know how hot it will get, coming up. >>> we are starting to see more brake lights at the bay bridge toll plaza, plus, coming up, a look at your drive times options. no matter what you're looking for, it's always good to have 'em. and when it comes to your internet, xfinity gives you the ones you need. on a budget? there's a speed for that. not ready to commit? try a plan with no annual contract. wanna save even more? just add xfinity mobile, and save big on your wireless bill. it's internet with the power of options. and that's simple, easy, awesome. get started with xfinity internet and mobile for just $30 a month each, and save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. call or visit xfinity.com/savebig. z3wvoz z1s6z y3wvoy y1s6y >>> developing near fairfield, all threes members of a pge crew died when their helicopter hit an ignition lie. it started a grass fire, and it was quickly extinguished, but three firefighters were injured when their truck lled over the wa

tayana: josÉ ocupa toda la ayuda monetaria posible.Ón con el uso de la tecnologÍa es el problema que caridades catÓlicas enfrenta en el intento de distribuir los fondos. >> desafortunadamente, muchas personas no saben leer, ni escribir, no tienen telÉfono inteligente. quizÁ para muchos de nosotros eso serÍa impensable. tayana: por lo que hoy guiamos al seÑor josÉ paso por paso y letra por letra a usar un computador por primera vez en su vida, con tal de aplicar a los recursos. tambiÉn le enseÑamos cÓmo tomar fotos de sus documentos para tenerlos listos al momento de entregarlos. un proceso de cinco minutos tardÓ mÁs de una hora. >> es mi primera vez, por eso es trabajoso. no sabÍa nada, nunca había agarrado una computadora. tayana: para solicitar los $1000 por persona y 2000 por hogar del senado --sagrado coraz, si califica, ingresar al renglÓn que dice solicitada de asÍsoherencia sin fue afectado por el coronavirus, luego debe ingresar sus datos. en cuanto la informaciÓn sea revisada, enviarÁn un correo electrÓnico para completar la a

upper 80s san jose and concord. a little warmer in san jose compared to today. concord might be a couple of degrees cooler. mid-60s along the coast tomorrow assuming you see the clearing in the afternoon. for most of the south bay, we're talking low to mid-80s. upper 80s, close to 90 heading into the santa clara valley. the tri-valley upper 80s, close to 90, but i think falling just short. no such luck into the delta and contra costa county. livermore around 90 as well. low to mid-70s on the east side of the bay. the north bay reaching into the low to mid-80s. pretty typical for late june. and to the north, another hot day for lake and mendecino counties. but you'll get cooler temperatures into the weekend as well. temperatures drop to near normal levels on saturday. slightly below average sunday with a little more cloud cover. and then of course the temperatures bounce back heading into the first couple of days of july. coming up at 11:00, we'll take a way too early look at the fourth of july forecast a week from saturday. >>> thank you, paul. here's the top na

live in downtown san jose, kiet do, san jose kpix 5. >>> i'm ann mac makovec at the live desk. video from portland, taken as a reporter was doing a live shot there, and police using flash bangs to try to disperse the group that had gathered at pioneer square. there's reports from portland that it was the largest night of protests there so far, and most of them, around the nation, though, they did remain peaceful. i'm anne makovec at the live news desk, back to you. >>> the state of minnesota has filed a civil rights charge against the entire minneapolis police department. the resulting investigation will examine the procedures and policies over the last decade to look at a pattern of discrimination. >>> 60,000 rallied in george floyd's hometown yesterday, among them his daughter and steven jackson a childhood friend who was so close to him, they referred to each other as their twin. >> you know what? a lot of stuff you said i'm going to be there for. i'm going to be there to walk her down the aisle. i will be here for you. floyd may not be here, but i'm here for her, and i'm he

san jose is right on the border.you walk through the doors, if you choose to do that at 11:00 this morning, things will look pretty different on the inside not just here but at several other malls around the bay area. westfield which operates valley fair, also westfield san francisco say employees will be wearing masks. we will see social distancing markers on the ground like we've gotten used to seeing at the grocery store. increased cleaning especially in the high touch areas and capacity will be limited. hours will be reduced. we did talk with one young woman who is torn feeling good about the economic boost but not willing to head in to shop herself. >> i have a lot of friends who work in the mall so they're excited to get back to work. it's scary. there are just so many people that are risk takers, not wearing masks or not doing what they're supposed to around people that they're not supposed to be around and not taking it serious enough. >> reporter: westfield management says they're working to make sure the sh

by at least one san jose police officer. this happened in the area of north 8th and east mission. there was a hit-and-run collision that was related. we will let you know more details as soon as we get them. look at what else is happening after the curfew order was in effect. all of these folks were not supposed to be out of their homes. the driver in that audi put on quite a sideshow as onlookers saw fireworks, people riding bicycles close to all of that action near the protest at san jose city hall. officers did arrest one driver and several other people. just a reminder san jose's curfew order remains in effect at least until sunday. can be called back earlier if need be. if the evening hours are anything like last night that's not going to happen. curfew is in effect from 8:30 at night until 5:00 in the morning. you're not allowed to be outside of your homes unless you are an essential worker. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, kris. >>> speaking of those curfews most of them have expi

off the san jose state campus. it seems to have stemmed from a fight happening inside that convenience store. we know that at least one person was stabbed. there could be another victim as well. we know that homicide investigators have arrived on the scene. however, sjpd has not confirmed this is, in fact, a homicide investigation. just a reminder, the curfew order -- not the shelter order, the shelter order is still in place but the curfew order runs from 8:30 at night until 5:00 in the morning n. san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> all right, thanks so much, kris. as she mentioned most curfews are expected to expire within the next 30 minutes or so and that includes palo alto which announced its curfew. the restrictions as well as all of contra costa and alameda county expire at 5:00 a.m. san jose and san francisco have similar orders in place. >>> as nbc bay area sky ranger flew over vallejo last night things were mostly quiet maybe because about 50 national guard members are now there assisting on t

josé: así te quería encontrar. >> ¡josé adolfo! josé: el mismo que viste y calza.la es mi mujer. ¿se puede saber quién es este? >> ¿este? es mi prometido. carmelo: ¿prometido? no, señor. esto es una lamentable confusión. josé: cállese, usted. carmelo: me callo. josé: ¿me cambias por un viejito sin chiste? esto lo vamos a arreglar como hombres. albertano: ¡cálmese, cálmese! josé: no te metas, naco. albertano: ¿cómo me dijo? josé: ¡naco! albertano: es que yo entendí "paco". josé: ya me caíste gordo... maría: dejen de estar aventando botellas a la gente. >> ¡josé adolfo! josé: ¿qué pasa, m'ija? >> o te compones o te echo a mis chiquilines. josé: ¡Échame a tus chiquilines! [gritos] >> hija. rosa: gracias, pequeños comerciantes, gracias. yo sabía que era una reina pero no tenía corona ni flores, ni banda. bueno, banda sí, casi siempre. ♪ arantxa: domingo 28 de junio y estos son las principales noticias. cuyos restos fueron encontrados en un terreno baldÍo. acusan a las autoridades de competencia. nueva york registra la cifra de muertos y hospitalizaciones mÁs baja desde

esto ha generado una discusiÓn sobre las prÁcticas policiales en san josÉ.n grupo privado de facebook, donde policÍas de esa ciudad son responsables de mensajes racistas. marÍa antonieta mejía tiene la informaciÓn y la respuesta del alcalde sam licardo. marÍa: el alcalde de san josÉ condenÓ a los comentarios racistas, hechos por presuntos policÍa de san josÉ en una cuenta secreta de facebook. >> los comentarios racistas son horribles. vamos a despedir a cualquier oficial que estÉ haciendo esos comentarios. marÍa: los comentarios hechos por policÍas actuales retirados en san josÉ en una cuenta secreta de redes sociales han provocado lacondena unÁnime de organizaciones locales. >> es alarmante leer estos comentarios y saberque existe un grupoasÍ en facebook que habla de nuestra comunidad de esa manera. marÍa: entre los comentarios expuestos se ven imÁgenes fuertes contra la comunidad musulmana y contra el movimiento black lives matter. en un comentario dice que las vÍas negras no importan. >> tienen que cambiar todo el sistema de la policÍa.. >?2 no hay lugar

el miÉrcoles la temperatura mÁxima en san josÉ puede alcanzar hasta los 97°.los 100, es importante, cuanto tengamos todas esas temperaturas, entre las medidas a tomar_ me va bien abundante lÍquido, usa el protector solar, algo importante, reduzca la exposiciÓn al sol, permanezca lo mÁs posible dentro de edificios con aire acondicionado para mitigar un poco ese calor tan extremo que estaremos sintiendo en los prÓximos dÍas. fundamentalmente el martes y miÉrcoles veremos esas temperaturas en los mediados altos 90°. a partir del jueves y los mayormente soleados, pero un descenso las temperaturas con mÁximas el fin de semana e ♪ queremos pedirte que lleves la cuenta de los abrazos que no has podido dar, las manos que no has estrechado y las comidas familiares que no han ocurrido. pero piensa que por cada cosa que has dejado de hacer hubo una persona menos que quedó vulnerable, una persona menos que quedó expuesta, y que tú estás ayudando a la salud de tu comunidad. lleva bien la cuenta, porque cuando esto cambie querrás ponerte al día, ¿verdad? paola;: un reo en e

>>in san jose this morning. we're also hearing from san jose's mayor sam liccardo he's rejecting the idea of defunding the police department. now this comes after calls to defund or abolish police departments have increased in the wake of george floyd's death we talked with mayor liccardo about what he sees as the future of policing in his city. they we've been working on this for several years, but we can obviously do better. >>and we can do it faster and so we'll be expanding the authority the independent police auditor which i think you know some of the christ to defund i think have been perhaps misguided in other cases i understand there's there's a good intention about. there's plenty of room for us to say please don't need to be involved in everything on the other hand i think we all want him there when it's time to call 911. >>well the mayor says he will be working with the city council on some reforms for the police department he also believes that this is a pivotal point for san jose police. >>a somber

don josÉ se encuentra sÓlo en san josÉ desde hace 21 aÑos, personas que ni lo conocen.sonas. >> que dios les ayude, y que dios les pague porque yo no voy a poder pagarle, pero gracias se los voy a agradecer toda la vida. reportera: don josÉ dice estar muy contento al ver como completos desconocidos le han dado su apoyo. esta noche tiene pautado reunirse con el y no pararÁn de hacer esa llamadas para recibir los fondos para don josÉ. es el poder de nuestra gente que demuestra que unidos si se puede. ramÓn: siempre lo he dicho, nuestra comunidad es de un gran corazÓn. el departamento de vehÍculos motorizados de california reanudÓ las pruebas de manejos, pero con nuevo protocolo de seguridad informÓ que las personas que presenten el examen de manejo deberÁn usar al cubrebocas. los empleados deben portar cubiertas protectoras para la cara y guantes ademÁs de colocar cubiertas de plÁstico en el asiento del vehÍculo lo las pruebas de manejo podrÍan ser mÁs rápidas para aumentar el proceso. a reportarse mÁs contagiÓ la dependencia carcelaria informÓ que ya son 539 los casos co

it manages the san jose convention center, montgomery theater, and the san jose civic auditorium. those venues have lost more than $25 million because of canceled events. and without those visitors there, as even more painful losses san jose's stores and hotels estimated at $37 million. >>> a nail salon group says it plans to sue the governor's office to push it to release guidelines so it can reopen businesses. the industry is responding to governor newsom's statement that community spread of covid-19 started in a nail salon. they say it's not true. investigative reporter candice nguyen joins us now. she broke this story friday and joins us with more on this big development. >> reporter: the group pro nail association says they will sue the governor's office to get court-ordered guidelines for salons to open as well as a targeted opening date. today industry workers took to the streets in southern california where the group is based to speak out against newsom's prior assertion the first case of community spread of covid-19 was in a nail salon. on friday, i first told you his off

teresa hernÁndez es dueÑa de una tienda de artesanÍas y otros productos ubicada en el este de san josÉo vuelva a vender otros productos porque llegÓ a pensar en tener que cerrarlo. >> estoy muy contenta porque habÍa que pagar la renta y no tenÍamos mÁs opciÓn y tuvimos que poner un negocio afuera de raspados de frutas y todos los dulces de mÉxico para poder sobrevivir a la pandemia. marÍa: a partir del viernes en el condado de santa clara ya se permiten las ventas al interior de los negocios minoristas, los clientes tambiÉn estÁn contentos ya puede uno salir, pero tambiÉn hay que tomar precauciones porque ahorita piensa que se va a extender mÁs, porque ya de repente vamos a empezar a querer andar en las tiendas. si bien el negocio de teresa pudo permanecer parcialmente abierto y decidiÓ incorporar productos esenciales como el cloro dice que ha perdido mucho dinero.} >> tuvimos muchÍsimas pÉrdidas, tuvimos que sacar dinero de nuestros ahorros para poder pagar la renta. marÍa: algunos clientes dicen sentirse temerosos por el coronavirus y si por ellos fuera dicen que sentirÍan mÁs quedÁn

dayana: nos llamaron para brindar este servicio gratuito a don josÉ que no lo habÍa logrado, don josÉlo sentir querido. su motivaciÓn... >> uno sabe lo que siente cuando no tiene trabajo estable. >> veo la necesidad de la comunidad y en algÚn momento tambiÉn tuve la necesidad de hacerlo y me ayudaron. >> que dios los ayude y les de fuerzas, que les pague porque yo no puedo pagarles. dayana: reportando en san josÉ, dayana garcÍa, " noticias univisiÓn 14". ramÓn: gracias a dayana y a los que colaboraron. para estar al tanto de los recursos disponibles para la comunidad en la pandemia , encontrarÁ la informaciÓn que necesita en nuestra aplicaciÓn " univisión Área de la bahÍa". hablemos ahora de los fuegos artificiales porque en los Últimos dÍas ha reportado detonaciÓn y quema clandestina de juegos pirotÉcnicos a altas horas. en algunas ciudades estÁn prohibidos y existen multas por su uso que llegarÍan a los cinco a $1000, asÍ que te recomiendo actuar de forma responsable porque el hecho de jugar con fuegos pirotÉcnicos podrÍa llevarlo a la cÁrcel. le recuerdo que estas prohibiciones tam

san jose, mid-50s. here's what you can expect, and clear skies, cool conditions this morning, and our warming trend continuing for today, and daytime highs 5 to 10 degrees above, and warmer compared to yesterday, and 10 degrees above average as well. temperatures peaking midweek. low to mid-90s inland for the highs. the uv index forecast because of the sunshine, high at a 10 today. please be safe, and limit your outdoor exposure, and put on sunscreen if you have to be outside. the pollen count, alles, grasses, per, um ckmefrid. here's the satellite and radar view, and here's the strong ridge of high pressure, building, and because of that, the heat wave, for at least for this week, not as hot as last week, but still, we are going to see the temperatures soaring. taking you hour-by-hour on futurecast, and you can see the sunshine for today. tomorrow, looking at more sunshine as well, and temperatures hotter, especially inland, for your wednesday, and daytime highs headed through the afternoon, for the so

another protest happening in downtown san jose. >>> is not just here in san jose.he fight for george floyd has stretch around the world. we have more on the international outcry as people find echoes of their own struggles and was happening here in the u.s.. >> reporter: a call for justice echoes around the world as people march in solidarity with you was protesters over the death of george floyd. >> we are here to make everyone understand. >> thousands rallied for justice in germany. human rights groups called on leaders to speak out about racial discrimination. >> martin luther king jr.'s i have a dream speech played over a vigil in spain. and london people held her protests in support of black lives matter. people saying racial inequality extends beyond u.s. borders. >> we don't want to be lulled into a false sense of complacency where we think what happened to george floyd could only happen a minneapolis in america. >> reporter: thousands of people have gathered together in countries just beginning to reopen. officials are urging people to avoid weekend protest

reportera: hoy guiamos al seÑor josÉ por paso.fÍcil. nunca habÍa agarrado una computadora. reportera: para solicitar los $1000 por persona, deberÁ ir a la pÁgina web, ingresar al renglÓn que dice si fue afectado por el coronavirus y luego deberÁ ingresar su informaciÓn personal, en cuanto su informaciÓn sea revisada le enviarÁ un correo electrÓnico, deberÁ llamar al nÚmero 4153241011 tenga a la mano documentos que comprueben quiÉn es usted, dÓnde vive y cómo fue afectado por la pandemia. la ayuda estÁ, bÚsquela. el nÚmero de telÉfono de caridad es 4152341011, todavÍa estÁ a tiempo para recibir esta ayuda econÓmica. ramÓn: gracias, gracias por enseÑar. los contagios por coronavirus aumentan en el Área de la bahÍa, en el condado de alameda se regirÁ y 1382 casos, en san francisco 3297 contagios, en el condado de san mateo 2596, 1014 casos en el condado de marÍn. los casos de coronavirus se han disparado dentro de las regiones de san quintÍn, se informÓ que hasta ahora 450 reclusos estÁn infectados con coronavirus, otros 50 miembros

motivos por lo que los jóvenes atacaron a los oficiales , el caso está bajo investigación desde san joséias, en otros temas 29 personas fueron arrestadas después de bloquear el tráfico en el puente de la bahía esta tarde, la caravana de 50 carros cerró parte del puente dirección oeste, patrulla de caminos remolcó cinco carros, enfrentan cargos. >> también reformas presentan para agencias de san francisco los Ángeles san josé la propuesta incluye incluir un estándar en el nivel de fuerza utilizada, solo que se enfoque en deseslacar situaciones peligrosa ,también identificar a agentes que necesiten más capacitación. >> también jóvenes se manifiestan, plasman su reclamo en el pavimento, es importante visibilizar a las minorías, >> es importante ayudar a la comunidad, lo estoy haciendo >> recaudaron estos jóvenes alimento y agua a los asistentes, >> también gigantesca marcha de la comunidad lgbtq también de movimiento black lives metters , >> es lo que han venido haciendo estos días, que paren el abuso, esto lo hicieron juntos >> esto es diferente, nunca vi tanta gente gringa protestando, el

una protección liberada por estudiantes de personal de universidad estatal de san josé está urgiendocomunidad afroamericana >>> decide estadísticas escolares están analizando la posibilidad christian casares está siguiendo este casi nos acompaÑa en directo desde el estede san josé, cuéntanos christian >>> buenas tardes hace minutos reinició la junta virtual del distrito escolar donde sabemos que varios residentes y padres de familia estarán alzando su voz para frenar frenar la presencia de los oficiales en los planteles sabemos que son parte de unprograma de recursos vamos con las imágenes descuento que esta junta virtual comenzó las 4:00 de la tarde y tomó un breve deceso sabemos que busca eliminar a los oficiales de los planteles otro distrito escolar que también está buscando la misma meta again residentes piden que programa conocido se ha puesto a voto >>> al personal de policía que está en escena trabaja bajo un acuerdo y solo puede intervenir cuando tienen que ver con asuntos de seguridad o algo más serio no deben estar involucrados en esos asuntos >>> sabemos que la policía y

san jose a high of 77. mind you yesterday it was still pretty warm and we have seen the temperatures cooling off since last night. oakland, 71. san francisco, 76. and we are still considering those winds because that dry cold front that swept through yesterday brought those offshore winds. we'll see a shift to onshore winds. i want to show you the peak wind gusts on saturday, the altamont pass. 56-mile-per-hour winds. mt. diablo, 56. even in san francisco the castro valley area, 46-mile-per-hour winds. because we are still monitoring the winds keep in mind it's very, very dry out there which means low humidity, a poor recovery overnight of that. your hour by hour wind speeds will be a concern for fire danger. we saw brushfires near benicia. 36-mile-per-hour winds in livermore, right around 12:00. your lunch hour and i will push this to your dinner time so between 3:00 and 5:00, look at livermore. 41 miles an hour. now ukiah 20-plus-mile-per-hour winds and for the first time this fire season the national wea

it is in the dna of san jose. it's in the dna of silicon valley. east side, which is the area that i represent, it's not a mistake, it's not an accident that the majority of the folks that live on the east side of san jose happen to be or we happen to share the same hue of color. there was purposeful policies red lining and covenants and titles that prevented us from buying and purchasing and living harmoniously with our brothers and sisters in willow glen, in rose garden and even almaden valley. if you look at the paperwork some of the covenants are still intact. we are not enforcing them, but they are still intact. as of 2015, years ago, you know, what is it, the u.s. department of housing and urban development had a huge settlement with some of these very banks that practiced in milwaukee, pennsylvania, new york, chicago, but they've done it here as well. so part of moving forward is allowing individuals to express their pain, but it's also making some of those changes. >> deep-rooted issues and not an overnight solution. thank you so much, coun

team san jose is an agency managing the san jose convention theater and san jose civic auditorium.hey lost more than $25 million due to cancelled events. without visitors, a more painful loss to san jose impacting stores and hotels. estimated $37 million. >> making it in the bay. just how many hours you need to work to be able to afford rent in san jose. stay with us. >> a lot of questions tonight about san jose's latest killing. happened before 5:00 a.m. today near the 101. someone called police reporting gunshots. when officers arrived they found a wounded man that died minutes later. detectives are still trying to develop leads and a suspect description. no word on the victim's name. >> firefighters are hope to get help this evening on a fire. the winds are supposed to be tapering off tonight. it started saturday afternoon burning near the city of winters. the fire at this point 50% contained, three structures destroyed and another 100 are threatened and luckily evacuation orders were lifted. >> a new study shows you hav thy other u.s. city to afford the rent, 68 hours a week. a

otherwise it's a mix of 70s and 80s. 75 in san jose. 83 in livermore, 85 in concord. the tri-valley is where we found this evening's dog to bring us the dog walking forecast. this is lila from danville where temperatures just 79. still the pavement is pretty warm after direct sunlight most of the day. temperatures dropping to themid for a late evening walk. tomorrow, inland portions of the bay area will still be warm to hot after we get rid of that early morning fog and low cloud cover. futurecast indicating these red shaded areas where it will be the thickest. some of it spreading farther inland. especially the low clouds. once that dissipates, we warm up. starting off in the mid to upper 50s. i think everybody drops at least a degree below 60 for early tomorrow morning. and our usual range in temperatures throughout the afternoon on friday. mid-60s along the coast. fothe nortas well. 0s we zoom in for a closer look cop here's the ekd forecast. looking pretty good with temperatures dropping off. but if you have anything outdoors in the works that wind sensitive, golf

oakland and livermore 64. 64, 63 san jose. 65. possible records today, i think these will be the closest, concorde and san jose would bolster. as of would be within one and concorde would be within two. 102 set in 19 76. the low is to the south and it will start to make a move in the next couple of days that and another system coming in from the pacific northwest. that won't be until thursday night into friday. today will be the hottest day of the week . 70s, 80s, 90s, and low 100s. temperatures have just rocketed way above seasonal averages. over to cell to see if there's anything brewing. what about the bay bridge toll plaza? >> it is picking up a little bit we will show you that in a minute. you can see traffic on the richmond bridge looks pretty good. we have a couple of things to show you . there have been no major issues here at the richmond bridge toll plaza. you can see traffic here is moving along very nicely. on the eastshore freeway it is crowded, but not stop and go. steve asked about the bay bridge toll plaza. it is g

upper 60s in oakland, mid-70s in san jose as well as for concord. seasonal and a little bit below average for this time of the year. we will cool it down for the weekend, and have my full forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> firefighters in san jose are on the scene of a 90 acre brush fire and they believe it was set by an arsonist in at least six different spots. kpix 5 was live at the scene were evacuation orders are now lifted. >> yes, the firefighters had been on the scene all night long and they are resting after a very long evening. we just saw a firefighter walk up the hill to check to make sure that this fire is not flaring up again. at last report, the fire was 90 acres, 60% contained, no structure burned or threatened, they will proceed to the mop up stage later today. a labor-intensive effort as they try to find hot embers or anything that might catch fire. this got started before 6:00 p.m. when witnesses saw a man waiting fires behind the homes. the flames grew quickly under the hot and dry conditions. a cell phone alert went out to

transitions going on in san jose.hat crew just cleared from the roadway down in the san jose area. san francisco a little bit of a change-up. work going on but not the same as we have been talking about over the last few days. >>> and a good thursday morning to you. taking a live look out at san jose as we get started with this friday eve. friday junior. look, whatever you want to call it, it's closer to the weekend. >> and the gang is all here this morning. how are you guys doing out there? how are you holding up? >> i'm getting ready for some heat. i don't know about you, mike. >> i am mentally preparing for the heat. >> and this is when we all talk at the same time. >> the delays throw us off sometimes. i'm going to keep it real with everybody that is watching. little bit of a delay you might notice we get an early response or late response. that's okay. we got youive ivcovered regard. let's take a look at the weather. it is going to be hot. over san francisco, clear conditions. current temperatures right now prett

jose. >>> looking at the live news desk, taking a live look at downtown san jose. the discussion that was very intense early this week with the public sounding off on police use of force and protest over police violence. virtual city council meeting on tuesday was flooded with people who were injured by rubber bullet and had start sharp criticism for the mayor and the police for using tear gas and other crowd control measures that they say only incited the protesters. the police chief has since issued a ban on rubber bullets as a method to disperse crowds. aysofcers wece enteouof resiceom protesters. thvastmajopeopo pilaee and will likely be speaking up again today calling for defunding or diverting funding from police services in the city's budget toward community led intervention and safety net programs. the mayor has voiced some ns ab instead for police reform. such days meeting starts at 11:38 as in the virtual meeting. i will put a link on my twitter page back to you. >>> thank you, sa

san jose reaching up into the mid-90s.ot record territory but it is 20 degrees above normal for this time of year. and concord triple digits throughout the day and hotter temperatures in the east bay. especially the delta and eastern contra costa county. santa rosa mid-90s as well. temperatures back off a little bit on thursday. doesn't change tomorrow. upper 70s, low to middle 80s around the bay. low to middle 90s for the south bay and the santa clara county. down the line, there is a chance for a couple sprinkles or passing showers saturday and saturday night. this is a low chance of rainfall. there is a chance and we will keep an eye on it throughout the week. temperatures are going to be above average for saturday and sunday. a little bit of relief from the heat. for now. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> one northern california high school is going to extreme lengths to make sure students don't miss out on in person graduation ceremonies. their solution straight ahead. . >>> you have likely seen many senior citiz

suspects, san jose mourinho be had to. >>even san francisco's going to be pretty warm. i think this is the peak though today let's find out we'll get to the headlines in a minute. but josh real standing by to talk more. >>about what we just saw on that temperature graph and john today is this going to be the hottest of the week or what are you thinking. >>it is going to be the hottest tomorrow. we'll have some early but it's still going to be high but today definitely that the winner because of your to call it that as far as how we are going to be getting. >>so a good chance right now to what may be here in a few minutes a little bit right now it's still 05:00am you can take it easy or but yeah i'd say go on that walk sooner rather than later today and then this afternoon. i just hope will spark maybe it will be the darkest room in the house that up you outlets some cool ice a morning. aaron. and that just a nice and cozy this afternoon looking outside at san francisco. we are seeing some clear skies definitely no marine layer that would result in thought or cloudy cond

san jose. the police chief will be giving an afteraction record detailing how and officerslast ten days. garcia yesterday releasing a memo changing the policy of the use of rubber bullets saying effective immediately in crowd- control situation projectile weapons will only be used when a protester is posing a threat to officers or other peaceful protesters. this was the scene in downtown san jose on may 29th when hundreds of protesters rallied on santa cla street. officers were seen deploying the less lethal weapons. the council agenda includes, among other things, the push for the department to release videos of police misconduct. >> our police chief gets it, there's a cry for reform from every urban community in the country. san jose is no different. >> this is what i heard from our police who were there. they were being pelted with rocks and water bottles and what have you. you never know what it's like from their viewpoint. we have to look at the whole picture, and i don't want innocent pro

. >> hay nuevas propuestas el alcalde de san josé . >> como dice flavio, algunas organizaciones quierenn (gritos) >> a raíz de las protestas por la muerte de george floyd en san josé miles de personas salieron a exigir cambios en el departamento de la policía de la ciudad y ahora la alcaldía propone reformas. >> en cada ciudad del país tenemos que mejorar la respuesta al público y asegurar que todos estén seguros. >> entre los 9 puntos de la reforma estará transparencia en despidos y decisiones disciplinarias, la investigación independiente de la mala conducta policial, ampliar la autoridad uso excesivo de fuerza y prohibir el uso de balas de gomas . >> (hablan en inglés) esta representante considera que el alcalde quiere calmar la situación y hacer creer a la comunidad que hace cambios, pero al preguntarle se habló con quienes organizaron las protestas, dijo lo siguiente . >> he tenido conversaciones con protestantes durante algunas propuestas, pero chávez dice que no se ha sentado a hablar con representantes de ninguna organización. >> los policías no deberían ser los primeros en resp

has >> internas que publicó otro vídeo con oficiales gritando palabras obscenas >> el alcalde de san joséerecho a protestar pero las manifestaciones son violentas están para proteger a la ciudad y la comunidad, sandra en vivo nos trae los detalles cuéntanos sandra >> efectivamente se admite que muchos algunos han cometido errores, no justifican pero si es el uso de algunas tácticas dicen que son necesarias para mantener la comunidad y también a los agentes veamos >> en las últimas 24 horas no hay arrestos ni actos vandálicos pero es distinto al fin de semana pasado >> estas son algunas imágenes que muestran la violencia que se apoderó del sat la ciudad >> el capitán dice que cuando alquilaron parecía una pena de guerra y que les lanzaron diferentes artefactos como rocas >> esta roca representa lo que no queremos lo último que quiere la comunidad de que un recuerdo de lo que ocurrió y de su compromiso con la comunidad >> explica a su hija de cinco años >> el jefe de la policía explica como otras tácticas son necesarias en situaciones como estas y que seguirán utilizando pues no pueden perm

a huge police response in downtown san jose tonight. even though people are warned they have to clear out by the 8:30 curfew, more than 100 protesters remained. the san jose police chief said vandals and looters have cost millions in damages. and a curfew is needed 48 hours. we believe a curfew can be a useful tool to mitigate violence and damage. >> reporter: police received conversation of planned looting throughout san jose and hope the curfew will stop those efforts. more than 400 protesters gathered at city hall today, many carrying signs that said black lives matter. this afternoon, the mayor took a knee in the midst of the crowd, thanking the protesters from being there and urging them to remain peaceful. >> we are all together. >> reporter: the protesters are met with about 300 police officers and 100 santa clara county sheriff's deputies. while both sides faced off in a line, the intense interactions remained peaceful. however, some arrests were int. we've seen too many taking advantage of this moment, of the protests, despite

pero como mucho de los empresarios del centro de san josÉ han visto, en el campus de san josÉ las ventas adelante y ahorita es como que estoy empezando de nuevo. miguel: por suerte las amistades del pasado lo llamaron y recibiÓ una llamada. cuenta su historia con el propÓsito de que otros tomen en cuenta el peso por el que estÁn pasando los negocios pequeÑos, especialmente aquellos que por aÑos soÑaban en abrir y el 2020 arruinÓ sus planes, pero no se rinde. >> siempre hay que luchar para obtener lo que queremos. yo pienso que no hay otro camino mÁs que trabajar duro y siempre tener la confianza de dios nos va a ayudar. miguel: es esa fe lo que le permite seguir luchando . para los empresarios que siguen teniendo problemas con sus negocios, recuerden que aÚn existe ayuda monetaria por parte del gobierno federal. para obtener mÁs informaciÓn, visita el sitio web. la fecha lÍmite para aplicar para estos prÉstamos es a finales de este mes. miguel gÓmez, noticias univisiÓn 14 . presentadora: gracias, miguel. el alcalde de san josÉ resaltÓ la aprobaciÓn de su propuesta para aumentar los fondo

outraged by the posts allegedly made by the san jose police officers. tonight he's vowing a thorough investigation into previous cases. here's a portion of the d.a.'s statement. no one who expresses these type of disgusting racist comments should ever wear a badge. this office's conviction integrity unit will immediately begin a comprehensive review of every case in which these officers, active or retired, played a role. >>> new information in the mass shooting north of sacramento. we learned that one person has died. four were injured after a man drove into a walmart distribution center and started shooting police. we've also learned police shot and killed the gunman. he was 31 years old. this all started at about 3:00 this afternoon at the distribution center near red bluff. the tehama county sheriff's office said the man circled the parking lot at the walmart four times before crashing his car into the building. that's when he opened fire with a semiautomatic rifle. the witness at the scene describes the terrifying scene. >> i was more worried about

nice shot over san jose, mostly clear skies, a couple of clouds floating by. daytime highs, right now we're only at 63 degrees in palo alto, but check out san jose, 72. we won't get much hotter than that, mid-70s in the afternoon. then even cooler into the weekend. also tracking a chance for showers here in the bay area. of course i'll go more into detail on that coming up in my full forecast. >> vianey, thank you very much. >>> san jose art investigators are piecing together what happened after someone started a string of fires forcing the evacuation of dozens of homes. firefighters are still mopping up and neighbors are waiting for answers buttel for the heroic firefight. thom jensen is live on the scene with more. >> reporter: they did a bang-up job, hot, dry grasses on the hillside. you can see firefighters in the hotspots up there, mopping up, making sure this thing doesn't blow back up. the initial firefighters held the fire at under 100 acres and saved potentially hundreds of homes and the people who live in these neighborhoods below the hillsides in sa

live in san jose with an update. and we're also learning more details on the deadly ambush attack that took the life of the santa cruz county deputy. what we've learned about the suspect. and we'll leave you with a nice shot of 92 a little crowded here as far as the traffic leaving hayward working your way over to the peninsula. but the sun is up it's going to be a pretty nice stay warm and mild once again as the warming trend continues around the bay area, how about some temperatures if you're stepping out 50 in the bottle 54 in san francisco. in the east bay, good morning oakland you're at 5555 in san jose and 50 in napa we'll be right back stay with us. ♪ protect your pet with the #1 name in flea and tick protection. frontline plus. trusted by vets for nearly 20 years. and beverages that are very acidic. it can soften the enamel. pronamel repair, what it's doing is driving more minerals deep into the enamel surface, that's going to help actively repair. pronamel is taking it to another level. >>good morning, every

que ha dado luz verde para que los gimnasios y bares puedan abrir sus puertas, por otro lado en san josÉde clientes es la primera vez que lo hace desde el mes de marzo. nos cuenta varias de las modificaciones que se han realizado. reportero: aquÍ en el centro comercial, tienen seÑalamientos en el piso que marcan el distanciamiento social, muy similar a los que ya vemos en los supermercados. despuÉs de tres meses de haber cerrado, en san josÉ, uno de sus centros comerciales vuelve a abrir, desde que entras se notan las modificaciones que han tenido que hacer, al igual con estas estaciones de desinfectante de manos. de vino a dar la vuelta con su novia que estÁ embarazada, pero para nada estÁn alarmados. >> podemos venir, y no nos quedamos. reportero: en un comunicado indicÓ que estÁn siguiendo todos los reglamentos entre estos incluye limpiar los baÑos, las zonas para mejores, las cafeterÍas, los bebederos, lo que se les pide a todos extraer tapabocas. >> algunos son 10 o 15 personas, con mÁscara. reportero: es que el nÚmero de clientes permitidos en cada tienda depende del tamaÑo del loc

the union -- >> not just in the city of san jose. a national use of force policy, a national database in regards to when officers get fired, that they can't go re-enter the system. >> reporter: 29 people were arrested. five vehicles were towed. -- i'm sorry, that's a different story. the reforms also included a warning system to identify officers in need of additional training. critics argue that police departments already have many of these measures in place. but the policies are coming up short. >>> well, this is the story i was talking about. protesters blocked traffic on the bay bridge for hours yesterday. this is video from nbc bay area sky ranger showing all westbound lanes atthis is on the upper de treasure island. black lives matter protesters tell us that the high-profile demonstration was meant to bring attention to a number of issues. >> black lives matter is more than just police brutality. we're being murdered in every single aspect. we're not given opportunities to succeed. >> 29 people were arrested. five vehicles were

san jose's starts at 8:30. more news at 11:00. mcconnell and we've got out here along the "open road." we'll discover a magnificent public open space rising high above the city of napa, saved and managed for decades by dedicated volunteers with a passion for a park they love to share with everyone. we'll explore a terrific new trail taking shape through the heart of napa valley. we'll celebrate the conservation of thousands of acres of precious lands in john muir's backyard by a visionary organization that bears his name. and happy birthday to the bay area ridge trail which just keeps on growing. ♪

esta mujer es empleada un distrito escolar de san josÉ..eta la protecciÓn de un niÑo. la policÍa trabaja con la superintendencia. el nombre de la mujer no ha sido revelado. para conocer hasta quÉ punto subir al mercurio, vamos a pasar con suheily lÓpez belÉn. nos tiene el reporte del tiempo. suheily: buenas noches, las temperaturas van a continuar calurosas en algunos puntos de la bahÍa. se aproxima un alivio para el prÓximo domingo. en la zona de san josÉ tuvimos una temperatura mÁxima en los 85, se dio 5 por encima de lo normal para la Época del aÑo. el rÉcord de calor fue para 1995 con 103. las temperaturas van a variar en nuestra Área cobertura, sobre todo cerca de la costa. allÍ serÁn bastante restantes, por ejemplo en oakland que superarÁ los 76, asÍ como en san francisco. en santa rosa, maÑana estarÁ casi en los 90. nota en los 80. concord, cerca de los 95. mucho calor para la zona de concord. hacia san josÉ, por lo menos hasta el viernes en los 87. los gobiernos estÁn soplando cerca de los 20 millas por hora. noche mucho mÁs agradab

in san jose, ian cull, nbc bay area news. >>> it turns out san jose could be the next city to require masks in public regardless of social distancing. the city council is set to vote on a proposal that would require masks in all public places. currently a mask is only required if you expect to be within six feet of another person or if you need to go inside a business or an office. >>> now let's take a look at the latest numbers. alameda county continues to be a hot spot with 80 new cases since yesterday. san mateo county added 61, and santa clara county, 29. >>> ahead, looking for answers to put an end to violent interactions with police. we investigate how well bay area police departments reflect the diversity of the communities they serve. >>> and the protests getting bigger but the pandemic isn't over. one thing bay area health departments are telling all protesters to do. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri tracking a major surge in temperatures. when those 100s return and then a big change for the upcoming weekend. i'll have it for you in about eight minutes. >>> well, of c

san jose, 92. and then we're going to cool down by as much as 20 to 25 degrees into the weekend, plus we are talking about rain chances. i will get you more details on that, but first let's check in with mike. >> wow, rain. that's a change. not a big change on the roadways, and in fact some of the slowing showed up early, guys. as we look at the maps, we have no problems with the freeway speeds. there's a crash near santa clara street and allen rock, causing some slowing and that's about it. we have a fire around the silver creek area, and kris sanchez is following that in the hills above the area. we are holding steady, and maybe lighter for 84, the slowing there out of altamont. the east bay approaching the bridge is just fine. it's a good flow of traffic, and we may see the metering lights. back to you. >> all right, thanks, mike. >>> something good for you this morning from a dynamic cometic duo. during the virtual graduation for seniors, they got a special message from honorary students. >> th