his roommate, jose martinez was arrested for threatening people with a weapon. he is now behind bars and this and remains an active investigation involving the contra costa county da's office. the atf and richmond police. we'll be sure to update you on any new developments reporting live in the newsroom. stephanie lin kron. 4 news. yes, stephanie, frightening situation. but what they do it all those guns. thank you. also in the east bay, a pregnant woman was thrown at least 50 feet into the air during a car crash in antioch. >> she was pronounced dead at the scene. kron four's philippe djegal reports. it happened along a stretch of lone tree way which is notorious for speeding. >> twenty-year-old any on native angela fee arrow is the woman killed in a two-car crash along lone tree way in antioch thursday evening. that's according to the contra costa county office of the sheriff's coroner's division ranging the father of euros. one year-old daughter says fierro was with child. >> her family rushed to the scene after the crash visibly broken over their lawsuit con

his roommate, jose martinez was arrested for threatening people with a weapon. he is now behind bars and this and remains an active investigation involving the contra costa county da's office. the atf and richmond police. we'll be sure to update you on any new developments. >> berkeley police have arrested a man who is accused of pouring gasoline on a 68 year-old man and lighting him on fire. that happened june 28th and boeing are street near university avenue. police say the victim had been sitting on a bench and 24 year-old bradley they say walked up, doused him with gas and let the fire witnesses ran to help. police say that probably saved the man's life. the suspect is now facing charges, including attempted murder and elder abuse. the victim was badly burned but is expected to survive. >> police are looking for 2 people who they say have been starting fires across the city. surveillance cameras captured both of the suspects. police say in the last week 8 fires were started at places including businesses, waterways and apartment complexes. police say some of

our jose martinez joins us live. jose, for longtime residents, this is a major loss. >> reporter: that's right. i am standing here outside of anchor brewing company. you can see the beautiful view right behind me, definitely a big part of san francisco's history. the company tells me they just cannot do it anymore because of a crisis that started in 2016 and has gotten worse since the pandemic. it is a feeling that steve shares with many in the bay area. he has been working right next door to anchor brewing company for the last 50 years, but the announcement of america's oldest craft brewer shutting down brings back memories. >> i think back to the 1970s when fritz maytag first bought anchor steam. we used of drink it before we would see the grateful dead play. >> reporter: the company spokesperson sam singer tells me that it is time to move on from a crisis that started in 2016 and is just getting worse every year. >> the pandemic ultimately drove a stake in the heart of anchor. most of the product was sold in bars,

police already had mcdonald's roommate, jose martinez in custody and were trying to retrieve his weaponsis property. officers arrived, one policeman encountered mcdonald behind a closed door. police say that mcdonald pointed an ar 15 style rifle at the officer forcing him to open fire. mcdonald died at the scene. investigators found 53 guns on the property, including 17 ghost guns, several ar-style rifles and a live grenade. also thousands of rounds of ammo and equipment used to make guns. federal agents and a bomb squad were called in to collect all those weapons. >> information that we have was that there was going to be 2 individuals in the house we had no information regarding a large cache of weapons that we ultimately found in the house. i'm the only information we have was a that mister martinez did illegally possessed 3 additional firearms and the original intent was to go to retrieve those firearms from his bedroom. >> police say, mcdonald's jose martinez is a convicted felon. he was arrested for threatening people with a gun. he is now behind bars on 9 felony counts. this remai

. >> jose martinez is in san jose, where authorities announced an arrest in that case today. >> i am here where the police department is investigating over 10 commercial robberies. as you can see over here, a group of suspects have been breaking into businesses using cars to break the windows. take a look at these cars smashing into san jose businesses in the middle of the night. it did not happen just once, but multiple times over the past few months. it is a recurring nightmare for business owners like arturo gutierrez. arturo tells me they always break the windows, the doors . they have broken into the restaurant and stolen a safe and dragged it away. he owns a factory restaurant that he opened 33 years ago. he says it has been broken into at least four times over the past few years. he says here they hit the door, but this material is solid and they could not knock it down. he got lucky this time, but his restaurant is located just a few steps away from sf smokeshop. take a look at what is left of the doors. one of the latest victims of this trend of robberies in san jose, they w

jose martinez reports the crimes followed a familiar pattern. right down to the vehicles used to break down those doors. [ sirens ] >> reporter: take a look at these cars smashing into san jose businesses in the middle of the night. it did not happen just once it happened multiple times over the last few months. it is a recurring nightmare for business owners he tells me that they always break the windows, the doors, they have broken into the restaurant and stolen the safe, dragging it away. he owns a restaurant he opened 33 years ago. he says it has been broken into at least four times over the last few years. he says here they hit the door but this material is solid and they could not knock it down. he got lucky this time but his restaurant is located a few steps away from a smoke shop. take a look at what is left of the doors. they were broken into on monday night. >> they were using stolen kia or hyundai model vehicles. they were using stolen vehicles to ram the building causing extreme damage to the structure and facade of the building. they

. >> our jose martinez is live in vallejo where residents say something has got to change. jose? >> reporter: well, all eyes are on city council tonight here in vallejo. around 7:00 there is going to be a meeting to address this police staffing issue. we spent the whole day with a business owner that is extremely frustrated, because his bakery has been broken into six times. it is a nightmare shared by many vallejo business owners and residents like tony martin is. >> i have been broken into about six times, but it has been more than that. they have stolen catalytic converters and things like that. >> reporter: he is the owner of tony's cakes, baker he opened on spring road about five years ago . lately he says that he feels alone in a battle against crime in the city he loves. >> every night we have to close this up and reinstall this. we have to put a lock on the top and put a lock on the bottom. just to make sure that if they break the window or tried to busted open with a car as they did down the street, it is a lot harder to get through. >> so he is one of many locals feelin

and 63 year-old jose martinez. martinez was spotted 2 days later on june 28th driving on 5.80. he was arrested officers found a gun in his car but not the gun that was used in the june. 26 shooting martinez told police he had 3 additional guns in his home on island, which led to the search warrant. now to that video, we have been talking about officers arrived at the home around 09:00am. that day about 5 hours after martinez was arrested there initially unable to enter the home through the front door. so they went through a back entrance. they spent the next roughly 5 minutes searching the home until one officer encounters kevin macdonald behind a closed door. we should note some viewers may find this part of the video. hard to watch. >> mcdonnell did die at the scene. police say he was a friend and a roommate of their original suspect. martinez police also sharing this image of a loaded ar 15 style rifle. they say mcdonald pointed out the officer forcing him to open fire. the sky is just one part of the treasure trove of weapons. police say they recovered at the home. 53 diffe

. >>> let us get to jose martinez. he has been talking to people trying to stay cool in concord. look at where he is. it can be a little dangerous at the same time. red, jose? >> reporter: the heat wave here is real. and in the pool at hurricane harbor waterpark. i want you to see that everyone came here. they spent all day trying to take a little bit of a heat break from that heatwave. it is very dangerous for example if you go hiking. so they have some specific suggestions. the parking lot at the trailhead in concord sits empty on this gorgeous friday morning. however, we managed to find an adventurous couple willing to brave the heat for a good reason. >> we had someone willing to watch our other kids so it was a good chance to go on and off for a walk or a hike. >> we have four other ones at home so it is hard to get out. >> reporter: we met up with justin, mariah, and their little one, despite temperatures reaching a small drink 100 degrees, so they were -- >> sweaty. >> sweaty and hot. >> ready to get in the air conditioning. >> reporter: experts emphasize the importance of

pleasanton coffee shop owner told our jose martinez those costs could be passed on to you, the customer i am here in pleasanton where this could start costing more money of a proposed water rate increase gets approved. >> welcome in peerk >> reporter: it is a shared concern in pleasanton these days, especially for small business owners and employees. >> it is definitely saddening. i understand the reality that that could happen but it is difficult to process because we are a coffee shop and we literally run on water. >> reporter: she is the general manager right in the center of downtown pleasanton. it is one of the businesses that could see the impact of a proposed fee increase in water rates for all customers. >> with the price increasing, there is the reality that the price for our coffee will have to increase. definitely challenging because we don't want that to happen for our customers. >> reporter: the reality says it is needed to address a variety of water supply and quality concerns. in a statement, pleasanton city manager said recognizing that water supply and quality are of pr

and 63 year-old jose martinez. martinez was spotted 2 days later on june 28th driving on 5.80. he was arrested and officers found a gun in his car but not the gun that was used in the june. 26 shooting martinez told police he had 3 additional guns in his home on island, which led to the search warrant. now to that video, we have been talking about officers arrived at the home around 09:00am. that day about 5 hours after martinez was arrested there initially unable to enter the home through the front door. so they went through a back entrance. they spent the next roughly 5 minutes searching the home until one officer encounters kevin macdonald behind a closed door. we should note some viewers may find this part of the video. hard to watch. >> mcdonnell did die at the scene. police say he was a friend and a roommate of their original suspect. martinez police also sharing this image of a loaded ar 15 style rifle. they say mcdonald pointed out the officer forcing him to open fire. the sky is just one part of the treasure trove of weapons. police say they recovered at the home. 53 d

jose martinez is at walnut creek where the postal inspector made another discovery. >> reporter: i am standing right here in the 500 block of north civic drive where you can see over here a female postal worker just became the latest victim of an assault and robbery. it is a problem the usps is taking very seriously with inspectors and police officers working extra hard to find the suspects. it is another day in the life of matthew norfleet, a u.s. postal inspector. >> we are responding to a report of a letter carrier robbed here in this pleasant neighborhood, nice part of town. these robberies are happening all over the place. >> reporter: they have to react immediately. he says in this case, four men robbed a postal worker while delivering the mail. they stole her postal master key. >> reporter: we will start looking around and talking to anybody in the neighborhood, talking to who we can. i am here at the usps building in richmond, the place where several investigators are looking into an increasing number of robberies in the bay area. >> postal inspectors investigate over 200 fede

jose martinez has the details. report back i am where a shooting took place last night. you see how one of the bullets hit the window of this car and went all the way to this side. the dramatic part of this is that there is a trampoline right behind me . this means there are kids in this community. this is the aftermath of a fourth of july celebration that turned violent last night. a memory that many locals cannot get out of their minds. she says that she feels insecure because these people were celebrating and something like this happened. you don't feel safe going to a celebration at someone's house or a festival . she owns a decoration business a few minutes away where police said a shooting happened during a large gathering on the street . one of several in the neighborhood that included fireworks being set off. she tells me she is in shock after finding out about the shooting happening so close to her business, especially because of how dramatic the scene is . six people were shot with two in critical condition as police say it started with several individuals figh

opened this week after months of delays, jose martinez talked with a camper who has some peace of mind knowing she will not have to leave at a moments notice. >> you can see right on the side. if you walk with me on this side you can see the same parking site for homeless residents that just opened up this week. residents tell me they are grateful for the opportunity. it is a feeling shared by many homeless people who live in their vehicles. >> i am happy, because you can only park someplace for 72 hours, then you have to move. >> reporter: she works as a caregiver, but money has been tight, so she has been living here since 2017. but now she will not have to move. she got one of the 42 spaces for rvs and buses at the santa teresa light rail station. >> we were right there on monterey and burnell and we were there for a while. we were there for about six months, i guess. they came, james, he came down outreaching and asked us if we wanted to go on the list. we said yeah. >> reporter: this is designed to help families dealing with homelessness. it comes with handwashing stations and por

. >>> jose martinez joins us now tips on how to protect yourself from heat illness. jose? >> reporter: guys, as you can see i am here at the hurricane harbor waterpark. everyone is trying to fight against this heatwave. you can see all the kids here having a great time. other people actually made a different decision. they actually decided to go hiking. now, we spoke with some local authorities who say you have to be careful out there because it is very hot. the parking lot at the trailhead it's empty on this gorgeous friday morning. however, we managed to find a couple adventurers willing to break the heat for a good reason. >> we found some to watch the kids so it was a good chance to get away and go on a hike. >> we have four other ones at home so it is hard to get out. >> reporter: we met up with dustin, mariah, and their little one who seized the opportunity to go hiking despite temperatures reaching a smoldering 100 degrees. so they were -- >> sweaty and hot. >> reporter: while anticipation of the weather's not uncommon in the bay area, experts recommend taking preca

officers initially had gone to the home as part of an investigation of mcdonald's roommate jose martinez arrested earlier. >> the purpose of the search warrant was to retrieve the weapons that mr. martinez illegally possessed that he admitted he was possessing in his bedroom as well as obtain any other evidence. >> reporter: tonight the shooting is being investigated by the district attorney's office and richmond police. >> gun! >> reporter: christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> it has been more than 26 hours since oakland's 911 call dispatch system stopped working. tonight it is still recovering. the system collapse is blamed on a power outage. while calls are being answered nbc bay area's velena jones explains you'll likely wait longer for a response. >> oakland fire and oakland police are experiencing catastrophic cad failures at this time. we are not able to utilize cad at all. >> dispatch audio the moment oakland police officers and firefighters were told their computer aided dispatch system stopped working. the cad as it is called streamlines emergency and nonemergency dispatch >>

police already have mcdonald's roommate, jose martinez in custody and police say they were trying to retrieve his weapons from the property when officers arrived. one officer says he encountered mcdonald behind a closed door. police say he pointed an ar 15 style rifle at the officer which prompted the officer to open fire. mcdonald died at the scene. and investigators >> senate on 53 guns in total, including 17 ghost guns. several ar-style rifles. there was a live grenade. a lot of ammo and even a quick news make guns. federal agents and a bomb squad were called in to collect the weapons. >> information that we have was that there was going to be 2 individuals in the house we had no information regarding a large cache of weapons that we ultimately found in the house. i'm the only information we have was that mister martinez did illegally possessed 3 additional firearms and original intent was to go to retrieve those firearms from his bedroom. >> and this does remain an active investigation. >> mcdonald's, a roommate, by the way, was a convicted felon and he was accused to you have be

jose martinez spoke with business members who have different ideas on how the money should be spent. >> i am here in oakland, where city council is analyzing the possibility of giving oakland's mayor a pay raise, but that is recent concern for many business owners who think that now is not the right time to talk about this. it is a reaction shared by many residents. >> i have never seen oakland this bad in my life. >> she is the owner of good neighbor, but it has been broken into twice. you can see how while city council analyzes the possibility of giving mayor sheng thao a $75,000 pay raise, she is here behind the gate to protect her business, so she is not happy with this idea. >> i don't think she has an easy job. i have to say that i don't see her. she is new in office. it would seem to me that you would want to prove yourself, that you would want to invest without compensation, then the fruits of your labor, as they manifest and people see their lives getting better, they are rewarded for that. >> reporter: dana is not alone. felipe roberts also owns a store in the same area sin

. >> our jose martinez joins us live with what we've learned about this latest theft and the dangerous crash that followed it. jose? >> reporter: that's right. i'm here at the sanchez street stairs. you can see the impact of this very significant damage caused by the car that landed here on saturday. take a look at what's left of the handrail. it shows you the impact of the incident. of course, residents are still wondering what really happened. two days after a car flew off the road and crashed into sanchez street in the castro, residents like janet covey say they are still completely in shock. >> it was kind of -- i walked by. i saw the tree and everything and the car had been taken away, but it was like what happened? because again, i had just come down a few hours before this had happened, had come down the stairs. >> reporter: she watched the video. her heart went racing because she lives just a few steps away from the sanchez street stairs. >> you just have to remember freak things happen. what if someone had been walking right under there when that car hit. fortunately no one go

our jose martinez got into a celebration in corte madera where community members said it is the best party of the year. >> reporter: it is the place you want to be if you want to have fun during the fourth of july celebrations in marin county. >> about 10 years ago we thought we would give our friends a taste of a traditional american fourth of july with a parade and a barbecue and stuff. >> reporter: we got invited to join this party with scott and valeria. they have lived in the area for over 25 years since the larry at moved to the u.s. from brazil. >> this has been the highlight of our year in this community. here we have people from all sides of the game and we are celebrating the fourth of july. >> reporter: they are just one of the thousands who lined the street of downtown larkspur to corte madera towncenter to witness the lively independence day parade. among the crowd we met him and his dog who moved here from florida. >> i am happy to be here. i feel elevated. i was actually in the parade twice with my dog. it is fun to be watching it. it is also fun to be in it. >> paul s

jose martinez has a closer look at what they are asking for. >> reporter: yeah. i am here at happy hollow park and zoo in san jose. this is one of the many city agencies and departments that could potentially receive the impact of a workers strike within the next few weeks. we are talking about more than 40,000 city employees asking for a raise. >> it is a feeling shared by many san jose city employees like rachel adkins these days. >> it has been beyond frustrating to hear the same rhetoric over and over and over again, that turning around and saying on one hand we are very viable, and on the other hand not giving us the means to be able to live anywhere near san jose. >> reporter: she has been working at happy hollow with a salary that she says is not enough to survive in the bay area. >> everything is very expensive right now. san jose is constantly in the top whatever of areas that are expensive for housing, food costs, all sorts of things. me personally, i have to depend on somebody else. >> reporter: she is not alone. she is one of more than 4000 city employ

parades kicked off the holiday from san jose, martinez, redwood city, sausalito and beyond. a lot of people come out to celebrate america's birthday as thousands of people also packed the streets of danville this morning. look at this. for the town's fourth of july parade. the kiwanis club organizes this event every year. it's considered the town's biggest celebration of the year. more than 100 groups participated in today's parade. >> it's patriotic. it's everybody coming out supporting local businesses. our local politicians come by, all the kids that are involved in all the sports and activities get to be part of it. >> yeah, celebrate america, man, you know, freedom is a good they think. and so fourth of july is that one day where you just get to appreciate, you know, what we've done. >> freedom is a good thing. the parade has taken place in downtown danville since 1975. the theme this year was celebrating educators, so on average, the parade trues between 30 to 40,000 people, and that makes it one of the largest fourth of july celebrations in the tri-valley. and the hol

police already had mcdonald's roommate, jose martinez and custody and they're trying to retrieve his weapons from the property officers arrived. they say one officer encountered mcdonald behind a closed door. police say pointed a rifle at the officer which prompted them to open fire. investigators found 53 guns, including 17 ghost gun, several ar-style rifles and a live hand grenade. they say they also had a lot of ammunition and equipment used to make guns. federal agents and a bomb squad were called in to collect the weapons. police say mcdonald was a convicted felon who was not allowed to own guns. >> in union city, a search for suspects continues after a person was shot during an early morning attempted robbery. it happened at the floor. cannabis dispensary on courthouse drive about one 30 this morning. security officers say the suspects forced their way inside and when confronted began shooting, hitting one person that victim is expected to survive. >> tonight, we're learning that a pregnant woman was killed in a crash in antioch. police identified the victim as this woman, 20 y

jose. redwood city to martinez. proud american showing love for their country at parades and celebrations coming up in just about five minutes. the messages from those who attended young and old about why the holiday means so much in the nation's capital. the awe inspiring sight of fireworks at the washington monument drew thousands. into the night sky, lighting up with a brilliant show. people came from all over the us, including california and hawaii. the first family had front row seats for the show at the national mall earlier today . they hosted military families for a barbecue at the white house to honor their service to the country. there's nothing, nothing beyond our capacity if we work together. ladies and gentlemen, we've come out of every single solitary crisis, strong than we went in for 247 years. that's not hyperbole. that's a fact. 75th, the president telling the crowd of active duty military that today's event marks 75 years since the us military was desegregated. they also enjoyed a concert by gramm

lena: hours after arresting jose martinez for brandishing a weapon on two occasions, richmond police got a search warrant for his home. they went looking for his other firearms while he was in custody. police knew that his roommate, 66 euros kevin mcdonald, lived there. >> richmond police department. can you hear me? lena: once inside, officers announced their presence multiple times. >> this is the richmond police department! make yourself known! door, which is where they found mcdonald sitting on a bed. they say he was armed with a loaded ar-15 rifle. >> richmond police! show me your hands! [gunfire] lena: the chief of police said mcdonald pointed the rifle at officers, and that is when police shot and killed mcdonald. once inside, officers found a bizarre scene, a mannequin dressed like a soldier, ready for combat, with a firearm around his neck, pictures on the wall that depict the same thing come up with shelves upon shelves of equipment and multiple weapons, undisputed -- unsecured. 53 firearms were recovered from the home. police say 48 of them were in mcdonald's bedroom, and

jose martinez has tips for protecting against heat related illness. >> reporter: the parking lot at concordhis scorching friday morning but we found an adventurous couple willing to break the heat for a good reason. >> we had someone watching our other kids so it was a chance to get away on a hike. >> we have four other ones at home so it is hard to get out. >> reporter: we met up with dustin, maria and their littenal one who decided to go hiking despite 100 years. >> ready to get in the air conditioning. >> reporter: while anticipation of the weather is not uncommon in the bay area, experts emphasize the importance of taking precautions in extreme weather conditions. >> this is a good chance to think about how to stay cool, how to stay hydrated and look out for pets, children, elderly and things like that. >> reporter: steve hill, a contra costa fire department representative says if you plan to go out, you should protect yourself from heat inness. >> it is a serious condition that can be heat stroke for example which is the worst case. it is a medical emergency. some of the symptoms are p

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jose martinez has tips for protecting against heat related illness. >> reporter: the parking lot at the in concord sits empty on this scorching friday morning. we managed to find an adventurous couple willing to break the heat for a good reason. >> we had someone watching our kids so it was a nice chance to get on a walk or hike. >> we wanted to get on a hike but we have four at our home and it is hard to get out. >> reporter: we caught up with them who seized the opportunity to go hiking despite the temperatures over 100. >> ready to get entothe air conditioning. >> reporter: while anticipation of the weather is not uncommon in the bay area, experts emphasize taking precautions in the extreme weather conditions. >> this is a time to think about how they will stay cool and hydrated and how they will look out for pets, children, elderly, and that kind of thing. >> reporter: steve hill, a contra costa fire department representative says if you plan to go out, protect yourself from heat illness. >> it can be a serious condition. it be heat stroke and the worst case. it is a medical emergen

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police already have a donald's roommate, jose martinez in custody and they're trying to retrieve his weapons from the property. when officers arrived, they say one officer encounter mcdonald behind a closed door. police say he pointed an ar 15 style rifle at the officer prompting him to open fire. investigators say they found 53 guns, including 17 ghost gun, several ar-style rifles along with a live hand grenade. they also say they found a lot of ammo and equipment used to make guns. federal agents and a bomb squad were called in to collect all the weapons. >> the information that we have was that there was going to be 2 individuals in the house we had no information regarding a large cache of weapons that we ultimately found in the house. i'm the only information we have was a that mister martinez did illegally possessed 3 additional firearms and original intent was to go to retrieve those firearms from his bedroom. >> police say mcdonald was a convicted felon who was not allowed to own guns and that this all remains part of an ongoing and open investigation. gilroy police are looki

we take a look at temperatures, we're headed for 77 degrees in dublin, about the same in san jose, martinez reaching 81 degrees. as we go into the next several days, each day those temperatures go up several degrees, so tomorrow we're seeing some low 90s popping up in the map inland, but nice and mild near the coast. >>> mike has a look at where we can find lower gas prices. >> they're going a little bit up, too. best price in alameda county, livermore at the lead, $4.05 at diamond gas and mart on south front road just off of the freeway at the exit there. looks like numbers are going up in the south bay, we have one $4.09 reported, the express gas and mart. and vallejo in solano county has $4.11 at the shell on tennessee street. thank you for reporting what remaining low prices we have on gasbuddy.com. >>> the roadways are moving slowly but we have a crash at the top in napa near the grape crusher statue. no major issue, but it just popped up on the reports. we talked about some fog, the golden gate bridge for drivers looks just fine, although you can't make out the towers. we'll track it

police department's search warrant opened the door just five hours after arresting 63 year old jose martinez for brandishing a weapon on two occasions pried open. richmond police got a search warrant for his home where they went looking for his other firearms while he was in custody. police knew that his roommate, 66 year old kevin mcdonald, lived there from police department. can you hear me? once inside, officers announced their presence multiple times. kevin, this is the richmond police department. make yourself known. up until opening the door to the last bedroom of the home, which is where they found mcdonald sitting on a bed. they say he was armed with a loaded armed 15 rifle. richmond police keep your hands over your head. gun. richmond police chief lisa french says mcdonald pointed the rifle at officers and that's when two officers shot and killed mcdonald did. yeah, okay. once inside, officers found a bizarre scene, a mannequin dressed like a soldier ready for combat with a firearm around its neck. pictures on the wall that depict the same thing with shelves upon shelves of equipmen

jose martinez breaks it down for us. >> you all right?porter: it's a recurring situation for many homeless people in san francisco like rick vatter. >> bad. just put all that money into it. i had saved up. for -- where i could last me for a while. >> reporter: he says he has lost all of his stuff three times within 16 months since moving here from pennsylvania. but he wasn't robbed. he says the police confiscated and destroyed everything. >> i had brand new clothing and everything -- suit clothes. dress clothes. nice shoes. nice suitcases and stuff. and all of -- everything else i had in there, gone. >> reporter: and he's just one of many, says the coalition on homelessness an organization that filed a lawsuit against the city last fall. regarding these practices. >> the city confiscates homeless people's property frequently. they lose their paperwork and it set them back in terms of search for housing. they lose touch with social workers. >> reporter: but jennifer says that own though the court issued an injunction in december 2022, forc

coffee shop owner tells our jose martinez the water hike could impact store prices. >> reporter: i'mere in pleasanton where this cold brew could start costing more money if a proposed water rate increase gets approved at city council. >> hi, welcome in. what size would you like? >> reporter: it's a shared concern in pleaseon these days especially for small business owners and employees like kiylea van horn. >> it's definitely like saddening. it's definitely difficult to process because we are a coffee shop and we literally run on water. >> reporter: she's a general manager at ink lynns coffee and tea located right in the center of downtown pleasanton. it's one of the businesses that could see the impact of a proposed increase to water rates for all water customers. >> with the price increasing there's the reality that price for our coffee will have -- will have to increase. and so definitely challenging because we don't want that to happen for our customers. >> reporter: but the reality is the city says it's needed to address a variety of water supplies and concerns. in a statement t

jose martinez breaks it down for us. >> how you doing? you all right?rter: it's a recurring situation for many homeless people in san francisco like rick vatter. >> bad. just put all that money into it. i had saved up. for -- where i could last me for a while. >> reporter: he says he has lost all of his stuff three times within 16 months since moving here from pennsylvania. but he wasn't robbed. he says the police confiscated and destroyed everything. >> i had brand new clothing and everything -- suit clothes. dress clothes. nice shoes. nice suitcases and stuff. and all of -- everything else i had in there, gone. >> reporter: and he's just one of many, says the coalition on homelessness, an organization that filed a lawsuit against the city last fall regarding these practices. >> the city confiscates homeless people's property frequently. they lose their paperwork and it sets them back in terms of their search for housing. they lose touch with social workers. >> reporter: but jennifer friedenbach with the coalition says that even though the court issued

fueron trasladadas al hospital de stanford, los oficiales identificaron un sospechoso como josé uriarte martínezd 3.6 en morgan hilux. a eso de las 59 de la mañana a 15 millas y media, no se reportaron daños. >> con esto damos paso eso nuestra autoridad en el tiempo con el primer vistazo. >> muy buenas tardes. buenas tardes a todos en casa. llegamos al último domingo del mes de julio y quizás alguno de ustedes se despertaron por ese sismo que hubo hoy temprano en la mañana pero ya un día que se vio lindo y caluroso al interior de los valles al interior 85 y vemos que van pasando altas nubes sobre la región y quizás se sienta bochornoso pero va a refrescar esas temperaturas llegando los altos medios 60 para irnos a descansar esta noche. ¿y que se espera para redwood city un poco más fresco hasta ahora 74 y subiendo las nubes eso de la madrugada dando inicio el último día del mes de julio. y vamos a ver que el tiempo va a cambiar un poco, la temperaturas cálidas para el lunes pero ya en descenso, es una montaña rusa. les voy a contar lo detalles en mi reporte completo en unos minutos. >> te espera

san mateo county deputies say jose yuri martinez stabbed 2 women early this morning, killing one of them. investigators say they responded to the home on fair oaks avenue just after midnight, a 9-1-1 caller said someone was trying to kill her when police arrived on scene, they found your er today. martinez covered in blood. the 2 stabbing victims were taken to the hospital. only one of them surviving and is in stable condition tonight. >> get up in the kitchen hopeful. >> is on the button? is when they kick the boxes, it felt horrible. i felt different slice. 18 year-old young here. hernandez reyes has been in the united states for just 4 months. and for most of that time. >> he's been selling strawberries to people outside of a san jose flower shop that flower shop can be found near a home depot on july. 20th security guards contracted by that home depot confronted hernandez. ray has in the parking lot and said that he was trespassing and that he was going to quote, go to jail. then they kicked over hundreds of dollars worth of strawberries before calling per police. hernandez reyes, wh

que el presunto asesino era la pareja de yesenia y las autoridades picaron al hombre como josÉ uriarte y martÍnezan mateo y enfrenta cargos de intento de homicidio y los invito a visitar la pÁgina web de univisiÓn 14 donde tenemos mÁs detalles dados por familiar de la vÍctima que nos cuenta que yesenia querÍa alejarse de josÉ uriarte y la oficina informÓ que durante la madrugada recibe una llamada de una mujer y recuerdo estos detalles que los podrÁ encontrar en nuestro sitio web. y el abuso infantil sigue siendo un flagelo para familias hispanas en este paÍs. uno de cada cinco niÑos es abusado sexualmente antes de cumplir los 18 aÑos y el 80% de estos casos que son denunciados y solamente un 12% de los casos son denunciados ante las autoridades y rompe el silencio es lo que busca una joven del salvador que trazarÁ mucho da por familiar por aÑos, el cuenta su historia para que jÓvenes como ellas no sufran en silencios. >> me sentÍa obligada a hacer lo que Él decÍa porque era la persona mayor y yo tenÍa mucho miedo. reportera: la mujer llegÓ a casa de sus tÍos cuando tenÍa 11 aÑos, cuando cumpliÓ

the sheriff's office says the suspect, jose uriarte martinez, was found covered in blood outside the home and was arrested. according to police records, the suspect has a criminal history, including prior arrests for battery. in daly city, a paraglider was injured during an unplanned landing. the paraglider went down on muscle rock beach on west line drive around 7:00 last night. north county fire arrived on scene and placed the paraglider in a rescue basket and was hoisted 75ft from the water's edge to a waiting ambulance. the paraglider suffered serious, but non life threatening injuries. a vigil is set for tonight for the father who was shot and killed last week in front of a santa rosa jack in the box. the victim's sister, jessica farina, says the vigil will be held at the jack in the box on santa rosa avenue and hosted by the family last sunday. two people shot 40 year old jeffrey farina, multiple times during an altercation in the parking lot. farina is remembered as a great father and loved by many. the candlelight vigil will begin at 730 this evening. firefighters battled a t

will be six citi in the statewide pilot program, that includes san francisco, oakland and san jose at jos÷ martinezspoke with a san francisco woman who says she is reminded every day why something needs to be done. >> i'm here on mission and 22nd street, you can see this area could be one of the candidates to get the speed cameras installed as a part of this project in san francisco. it has been more than 10 years since jenny's nightmare. >> my mom was struck by a car that was speeding and turning left. >> reporter: her mother survived but suffered severe brain traumatic injuries. >> our streets are supposed to be shared by everyone. they are supposed to be shared to make it a usable community area, and do not wait until you become a victim. >> reporter: she turned this experience into advocacy, she's one of the hundreds of members in the san francisco bay area , hopeful about a piece of legislation that would allow speed safety cameras to be legal in california , that is a green light in sacramento. >> that is why i put my story out there . i don't want you to become part of my statistic. >> it de

para el lunes más fresco las temperaturas bajan a los 60 en san francisco tenemos bajos 80 en martínez, san joséio está por llegar pero por lo tanto tenemos que estar un poquito con esas temperaturas calurosas en san francisco para mañana domingo más fresco para el lunes, las nubes podrían impactar los fuegos artificiales en el embarcadero, con mucho cuidado por ahí y en san josé sigue esta advertencia del calor para mañana domingo un poco más de viento, más fresco para el lunes y martes y por supuesto bastante bajando las temperaturas para la mitad de la semana para el próximo fin de semana >>> gracias india. los trabajadores de starbucks salieron a protestar porque aseguran que desde abril pasado que votaron por sindicalizarse la empresa cpu suele gozar con ellos y desde entonces no tienen contrato los trabajadores quieren que starbucks envíe un mensaje claro todas las tiendas de que las decoraciones del mes del orgullo son bienvenidas esta demanda viene en medio de informes de que los gerentes retiraron las decoraciones del orgullo en algunas localidades >>> esta empleada dice que quieren que

a san mateo county deputies say that jose uriarte martinez stabbed 2 women yesterday morning. one of them died. investigators responded to the home on fair oaks avenue just after midnight because the caller said someone was trying to kill our. and when the police got there, they found a re update. martinez covered in blood. the 2 women were taken to the hospital. one of them died. >> get it off of the kitchen and a full. >> is on the button? is when they kick the boxes, it felt horrible. i felt different slice. >> are hernandez. rice has been in the united states for 4 months and he sells strawberries outside of a san jose flower shop. that's near a home depot in on july. 20th. what you're seeing your security guards who are contractors for home depot, confronted him in the parking lot. city was trespassing and it was going go to jail and then they kicked over hundreds of dollars worth of strawberries and then called the police reyes who doesn't speak english, says just trying to make a living writing in took him. and i told him that it was an injustice that we kick my boxes a

he was arrested and has been identified as jose uriarte martinez deputies discovered the 2 women suffering from multiple stab wounds. they were both taken to stanford hospital where one of them died. second victim is in stable condition tonight. anyone with any information is asked to contact the san mateo county sheriff's office, but it is believed that this was an isolated domestic incident. some new video tonight of a car fire underneath 8.80, in oakland, firefighters working to put out the flames around. >> 8 o'clock tonight. the smoke could be seen for miles. this is just one of several fires that were spotted around oakland today. smoke could also be seen near oakland army base under 80, 80 80 around 3 o'clock this afternoon. >> another spot fire breaking out around the same time just blocks from fruitvale bart station still working at some more information about was behind the cause of these fires. also in the east bay, firefighters knocking down a brush fire that spread near the train tracks of a bart station. >> in concord this afternoon, here's a look at the scene. this happened

the sheriff's office says the suspect, jose uriarte martinez, was found covered in blood outside the home and was taken into custody and arrested. according to police records, the suspect has a criminal history, including prior arrests for battery. if you don't leave, i'm going to put you under arrest. new at ten tonight, a confrontation between two security guards and a south bay street vendor was caught on camera. and due to a rising number of cases involving confrontations with street vendors, the city says it plans to hold an event tomorrow to help those vendors understand their rights. ktvu is mark sayer joins us live tonight from san jose city hall with the story. mark well, mike, julie, this is just the latest incident involving a long string of recent incidents involving street vendors and the city says it hopes that by educating street vendors both on their rights and on safety, they can help prevent incidents like this one and improve safety overall trespassing off two of the california violations. in this recording posted on social media and obtained by the office of san j

deputies say that jose aria martinez stabbed 2 women yesterday morning killing one of them. investigators responded to the home on fair oaks avenue just after midnight because a 9-1-1 caller said somebody was trying to kill her. when the police got there. they say they found dave martinez covered in blood and the 2 women who had been stabbed were taken to the hospital. one of them died. one survived small businesses broken into for the 7th time last week. >> new signs outside a con food near alamo square is letting potential criminals know there is no money inside. now this is surveillance video that break-in. you can see a man bless opened that door than go to the cash register to 2 ipads over and yang says has been an ongoing issue despite reaching out to local leaders and police, they haven't received any help yet. >> posting a sign in front of outdoor. you know, it's really our last resort as a way to express frustration. this can 10 men with the city city officials. >> well, yang says despite all this, he still keeping his spirits high also says he's lease is up in febr

redwood city man was arrested in connection to a deadly stabbing san mateo county deputies say jose, your martinez step 2 women yesterday morning and kill one of them. investigators say t2ey responded to the home on fair oaks avenue just after midnight, a 9-1-1, callers. it's someone was trying to killer police arrived on scene, they found you are to martinez covered in blood. the 2 stabbing victims. they were taken to the hospital and only one survived. santa rosa police. they responded to a driver involved in a collision with another driver who was under the influence. it happened early sunday morning around 02:30am, between railroad and 3rd street. police identified the driver as alfredo gonzalez gutierrez from santa rosa. officers say gonzalez gutierrez fled the scene shortly after colliding with the other driver. he was later arrested for dui and take it into the sonoma county jail. the now the injured driver was hospitalized and is in stable condition. still ahead of the of the morning news, taylor swift stop in the bay area. sure help out the local economy as fans. >> we looked at the hotel

parades were held in several other cities including martinez and san jose.hem. >> the fourth of july has taken on new meaning this year. like the controversial supreme court decisions this past week. fireworks, fun and a lot of red white and blue for some people. >> i have red white and blue on today because i'm going to barbecue. >> we ask people the same question today. question what does independence day mean to you? >> we heard that it is a chance to celebrate the united states. >> the recent supreme court decisions may make you feel different about july 4. >> it is a difficult time. things are conflicted. i am not so happy about a lot of the policies and ideas. >> the supreme court allowed businesses to refuse service to algebra two plus customers. president's decision on student loan debt forgiveness programs. >> what does it mean to be free and independent? >> what does independence day mean to you? >> to me, it is living here. i have a lot of opportunities. >> i think that independence day means we have freedom and we are able to vote and i think tha

this is going to be nice weather on your saturday to get outside and enjoy it. 74 in martinez. 73 san jose. 75 napa. the chilly 50s and 60s. half moon bay over to san francisco. on my seven day forecast we keep it in the upper 70s this weekend and then here we go. numbers catapult back up wednesday and eventually back into 94 by next friday. sit back. relax. get ready for the weekend. it looks pretty good for us. >> i'll make sure to relax. thank you for joining us a the 4:30. janelle is working on the 5:00 newscast next and will have the latest on the cruise ship still stuck in san francisco. it is going to be stuck there at least until sunday. as you can imagine some passengers are not happy about that. we'll be hearing from passengers at 5:00. in the meantime we'll be back in two minutes. life is uncertain. it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. calhope can help. access free and secure mental health resources today. call our text our warm line at 833-317-4673 life is uncertain or live chat at calhope.org. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources it is

jose. you are. you are today. martinez deputies discovered the 2 women suffering from multiple stab wounds. they were both taken to stanford hospital where one of those women died. the second victim is in stable condition tonight. in fremont, firefighters extinguishing a 2 alarm blaze at a condemned home on bradley street. the fire broke out just before 6 this morning. firefighters say the fire started outside of the home and spread to the attic. there have been no reports of any injuries caused the fire still under investigation tonight. in contra costa county, firefighters putting out a challenging fire at a home in san pablo. that one breaking out around 4 o'clock this morning on meta line road. firefighters say the home was filled with debris overhaul, taking several hours with crews getting the fire under control later on this morning. earthquake rattling the south today the magnitude 3.6 earthquake striking near morgan hill just before 7 this morning. fortunately, the quake not strong enough to cause any damage. all right. let's get a look at your forecast tonight. going to turn thing