juan munoz was pronounced dead at this store tuesday. police don't know of a motive but they know it was not gang related. they hope surveillance video will help in the investigation. >>> san jose church is collecting donations to pay for the burial of a homeless woman who was stabbed last week. hundreds gathered for a candlelight vigil. the church raised $1,000 for her burlier. any left over funds will be donated to a non-profit agency. >>> crews rushed to a crash on a freeway this morning to help free someone who was trapped. it happened this morning in san jose on highway 101. the chp says one person was crapped but that -- trapped but that person suffered only minor injuries. the lanes were reopened an hour later. >>> an allegation claiming chevron refinery knew about the risk of corrosion problems before the fire. communities for a better environment says 80% of the crude oil at chevron refinery is persian gulf crude and that 5 years ago they acknowledged corrosion of a fire at the same location. >> there is this pattern due to corr

. >> es sospechoso de la muerte de juan muñoz . >> por la violencia muchos están preocupados . >> len a los hijos . >> el caso es el homicidio 31 . >> esta noche comerciante murió es el dueño de la joyería espinozas, murió en un robo armado en la cuadra en pantalla . >> el fallecido tenía 53 años . >> siempre pensé que había matado a alguien , fue ratero pero con el tiempo me di cuenta que era el , el dueño del negocio no hay declaraciones por el incidente . >> [♪ ♪] . >> un hombre esta arrestado como sospechoso de atacar mujer de las tercera edad esto en mayo en san francisco arrestaron al hombre después de en contrar adn, lapolicia continúa con la investigación . >> después del caso en pantalla, por las llamadas piensan que omar arranco a méxico . >> [♪ ♪] . >> a 8 días de la entrega de la acción diferida miles tiene cautela porque muchos tienen casos pendientes de inmigración . >> buenas noches así es algunos de estos casos son complejos hablamos de una joven que su familia arranco de méxico , pero en estados unidos su caso se complico . >> en un evento en el centro en pantalla, s

he's accused of homicide in death of juan munoz on tuesday at the safeway grocery on story road. paramedic first found munoz outside the store. >> realize he was a victim of a crime. suffering from at least one stab wound. at that point they called for the police department. >>reporter: he was the 31st person killed in san jose in 2012 in a year that has seen 4 more murder in the city since this point last year. an arrest in this case may ease some criticism hurled at the police chief recently by state assembly woman campos this week she pen a letter call on the california highway patrol to step in and help the san jose police. kept she calls over stretched. but san jose cops say chp officers have different law enforcement role than city police and any help would have to be tightly coordinated. >> they have been used successfully in other jurisdiction to assist in investigating primarily traffic related incident so that the local police department can redeploy those resources they have to criminal investigations. >>reporter: it's not clear if the city of san jose would have to re

cu - angel take pkg ;01 ;42 1;05 trt 1;28 hoy se supo que fue juan munoz quien a sus 24 anos encontrote por una certera punalada en su pecho. su cuerpo cayo sin vida en el interior de uno de los mas populares supermercados de san jose. juan se habria detenido en la tienda safeway cuando regresaba del trabajo a su casa. el sospechoso del asesinato tambien fue carturado hoy, se trata de michael paul howard de 27 anos de edad. el acusado, precisamente tenia hoy una cita en corte por otro incidente ocurrido el 11 de agosto.... este, el homicidio numero 31 en san jose, desperto todo tipo de angustia dentro de la comunidad y la esperanza de una reaccion inmediata por parte de las autoridades, donde manana, en reunion con el alcalde, se propondra una fuerza de choque entrevista joseph sanchez vocero miembro de la ciudad distrito 5 9 09 si estan haciendo un gran trabajo pero a lo mejor si necesitamos mas ayuda, para ayudar a la ciudad. dicha fuerza de choque quiere revivir la idea de unir a la policia de san jose con los alguaciles del condado para devolverle la tranquilidad a las calles. que

they believe he is the person who stabbed and killed juan munoz around 8:30. munoz was near the produce aisle. police say they are not releasing any information about what led to the stabbing or a possible motive. >>> a suspicious fire left a small oakland business in ruins. the fire started around 1:00 a.m. at an appliance repair shop at 64th avenue and international boulevard. smoke could be seen pouring from the eaves of budget appliances, a building full of used washers, dryers and refrigerators. firefighters believe that the fire started in the front the building. the man who runs business fixes up old appliances and sells them but firefighters say he will be out of business for a while. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> firefighters were busy early this morning with a garage fire near san raphael. flames and smoke poured out of thage just before 2:00 this morning north of downtown san rafael. the fire damaged several vehicles in the garage but only caused minimal damage to the house. after tense moments, the family liveing there mad

juan munoz's family says the accounting student had stopped by the safeway to pick up some fruit. >> never did my uncle think that was the last time he was going to speak to his son and ever hear from him. >> reporter: munoz body was found in the central of the store. someone stabbed him in the chest. >> he wasn't into gangs. he wasn't into anything that could lead him into this type of end. >> reporter: munoz is the 31st homicide in san jose this year. tonight, his family and friends and those that didn't know him, lit candles and prayed for him. >> something needs to change. >> reporter: some are pushing for the chp to join san francisco police to protect the community. the munoz family made a plea tonight. >> today, unfortunately, was our husband. but tomorrow can be someone else's child. it can be someone else's family member. it can come to an end. and it needs to stop. >> reporter: on friday morning, san jose police chief, chris moore, will meet with a task force. after that meeting is over, he will hold a news conference. >>> new at 11:00, still in crisis mode. while investiga

the victim was 22-year-old juan munoz. he was stabbed to death at safeway. it was equipped with surveillance cameras. investigators say gang activity has officially been ruled out an motive, but they aren't saying what the motive may have been. minute ago a spokesman for the family told us they had nerve heard of the suspect and feel munoz may have been in the wrong place at the wrong time. the crime was the city's 31st homicide of the year. >>> new safety improvements are a sad reminder of a back-to-school tragedy on the peninsula. the city engineers says l.e.d. lights are on the crosswalk. this is the first day of school for the school district. last year a second grader was struck and killed by a teacher on the first day of school. city engineers hope to make this intersection even safer by this spring by increasing the size of the cushing and shortening the crosswalks. >>> a peninsula city is fighting back what some call the most aaggressive mosquitos they've seen. an aerial assault is under way. a headlight kopt with the santa clara county patrol distri

they believe he fatality attacked 24-year-old juan munoz inside the supermarket on tuesday. it does not appear to be gang related but would not discuss the possible motive. police say the department is stretched to the limit with two shootings and a stabbing just the day before. >> that calls for our department to call back the off-duty motorcycle officers from the traffic unit so they came back on duty in the evening to relieve some of those patrol officers who were at the crime scene. >> tomorrow morning san jose's police chief and mayor have scheduled a city hall press conference to talk about what authoritys are doing to address the recent violence. >>> armed robbers stormed an east bay jewelry store today making off with nearly half a million dollars worth of merchandise. the smash and grab job lasted just one minute 12 seconds. the store on san pablo road in san pablo. shows us the surveillance video that police hope can help solve this brazen crime. >> it's a scene straight out of hollywood. four men waerg hood dis and masks rush into the jewelry store. they are point

the victim was 24-year-old juan munoz.e stopped at the supermarket on his way home from work when he was killed. police ruled out gang activity as the motive. the suspect was supposed to be in court today on an unrelated charge. that hearing has been put on hold. >>> former san jose police chief joseph mcnamara is sounding off on the spike in violence. >> this problem that is tearing the city apart right now has nothing to do with chief moore. it has to do with the economy, with the politics of the past. >> you'll hear what else the man considered to be one of the best chiefs in department history has to say coming up in about ten minutes. >>> two men, one beaten, the other shot four times at last summer's 49ers/raiders preseason game are suing. they have filed a lawsuit against the 49ers, nfl and candle stick parking lot security. they claim the league, the team and security did not do their part to keep fans safe. >>> developing story in the world of sports tonight. lance armstrong will be stripped of all seven of his to

juan munoz was inside a store when he was killed. police say they can't release details but they told us the stabbing was not gang related. it was one of several homicides this week. >> that cost for our department to call back the off duty motorcycle officers. they came back on duty to relieve the officers. >> as of today there have been 32 homicides in san jose. >>> we showed you the long lines last night, people camping out in front of a new chick-fil-a. and the lines got longer today. ktvu's robert handa tells us not everyone was there for the feud. some are still mad at chick-fil- a's ceo. >> reporter: as you can see it is still biz e-- busy here at the chick-fil-a. today's opening drew a big crowd of customers and protesters. >>> the doors to chick-fil-a opened at 6:00 a.m. and people began crowding in, some camped over night to get free coupons. >> nuts for chick-fil-a! [ laughter ] >> reporter: for many the food and deals were more important than the controversy stirred up by the ceo who spoke out in support of traditional ma

family members identified him as 24-year-old juan munoz. a san jose state student, hopes to one day work for the irs. >> today, unfortunately was our cousin. but the violence can be someone else's child. >> reporter: officers say they're being targeted on the streets as well. officers are being put through a training program to help them deal with the increased violence as the number of patrols hits new lows. >> our officers are out there for longer periods of time without backup. that is resulting into more confrontations with officers, and more injuries sustained by officers. >> reporter: these past two weeks, have seen 11 felony assaults on officers. 9 were sent to the hospital, including one stabbed in a shoulder by a suspect. >> the stabbing, in particular it is a very serious thing. that's something that could have cost the officer's life. >> reporter: the city announced immediate actions taken by the police chief, including taking all available officers on patrol duty. renewing overtime funding. mayor chuck reed told me the increased

family members identified him as 24-year-old juan munoz. a san jose state student, hopes to one day work for the irs. >> today, unfortunately was our cousin. but the violence can be someone else's child. >> reporter: officers say they're being targeted on the streets as well. officers are being put through a training program to help them deal with the increased violence as the number of patrols hits new lows. >> our officers are out there for longer periods of time without backup. that is resulting into more confrontations with officers, and more injuries sustained by officers. >> reporter: these past two weeks, have seen 11 felony assaults on officers. 9 were sent to the hospital, including one stabbed in a shoulder by a suspect. >> the stabbing, in particular it is a very serious thing. that's something that could have cost the officer's life. >> reporter: the city announced immediate actions taken by the police chief, including taking all available officers on patrol duty. renewing overtime funding. mayor chuck reed told me the increased

the recent victim was juan miguel munoz whose family says he stopped at safeway on the way home from work and someone stabbed him in the chest. he was found in the aisle of the store. he was a third year accounting student at san jose state. last night his family, friends and some who didn't even know him lit candles and prayed. >> today, unfortunately, was our cousin. tomorrow it could be someone else's child, someone's family member. it needs to come to an end and stop. >> there have been 32 homicides this year in san jose. chief moore will hold a news conference after meeting with his gang task force. we'll be there to bring you the latest as soon as we get it. >> fallout from the chevron fire is creating an emergency. doctors medical center says it's operating in disaster mode. the e.r. is crowded with patients seeking treatment for symptoms they say are related to the august 6 refinery fire. the medical center called in extra staff to try to handle more than 4,000 patients that have come through the door. >> the congestion, see that they were in distress too and there is informa

gang task force in response to the city's rash of violence t the recent victim was 24-year-old juan miguel munoz who stopped at a safeway on his way home from work. police say someone stabbed him in the chest. his body was found in one of the aisles of the store. he was a third-year accounting student at san jose state. last night his family and friends and some who didn't even know him lit candles and prayed. >> today, unfortunately, was our cousin but tomorrow it could be someone else's child. it could be someone else's family member and you know, it needs to come to an end and needs to stop. >> there have been 32 homicides this year in san jose. police chief moore will hold a news conference after meeting with the task force. we'll bring you details as soon as we know more. a south bay church is taking up donations for the burial of a homeless woman killed by a sword attack. members of the church want to pay for her cremation and burial cost. her identity is still a mystery. neighbors called the woman gail so. far church members collected more than $1,000. donations can be sent to the church

the victim was 24-year-old juan mun munoz, a junior at san jose state.safeway and was killed. police ruled out gang activity. the suspect was supposed to be in court yesterday on an unrelated charge. that hearing has been put on hold. again, police chief chris moore will be meeting with the gang task force this morning and following that meeting a news conference is scheduled. we'll continue to follow the story. we'll bring you the latest at heaven clock. also tonight at 5, 6 and 11:00. >> we're bringing you breaking news out of new york city this morning where we are told that multiple people have been shot on the 33rd floor of the empire state building this morning. these are aerial views ever the ground. you see that police have completely cordoned off that intersection near the empire state building. let's see, it's about 9:30 in the morning new york time so no doubt people that are going up to the observation deck, no doubt have been stopped that the time and multiple police on the street. we see a lot of people on the ground as well this morning. a

juan mun yoz. paramedics found munoz outside of a store. >> they realized he was vaim of a crime suffering from a stab wound. >> he was the 31 person killed in san jose in 2012 in a year that has seen four more murders in a city. an arrest may be some criticism hurled at the chief by assembly woman campos thchl week, she panned of a letter to step in to help police. a department she calls overcharged. but cops say officers have different roles and city police and any help could have to be tightly coordinated. >> they've been used successfully to assist in investigating primarily traffic-related incidents so the police department can redeploy resources to criminal investigation autos it's not clear if the city would have to reimburse for chp back up. at our lady of guadalupe church, community members are participating in an event organized by the brother of nora campos. >> nothing against the police department. they're doing a great job. unfortunately they're being spread too thin father john will be heeding the program leading means more than just putting police officers on street corners this is abou

the most recent victim was juan miguel munoz whose family says he stopped at a store on his way homeabbed the 24-year-old in the chest. munoz was a third year accounting student at san jose state. last night his family and friends even some who didn't know him lit candles and prayed. >> today, unfortunately, was our cousin. but tomorrow could be someone else's child, you know. it could be someone else's family member, and you know, it needs to come to an end and stop. >> there have been 32 homicides this year in san jose. 7:27. on to better news. let's check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning. i wanted to start with a live look over san jose. we have thick layered clouds, the stratus in effect. that's going to keep us on the cool side until about 2:00 p.m. it will be hot between 2:00 and 4:00. starting at 58 in concord, about 86 degrees in the heat of the day. i wanted to point out we have flight delays out of sfo. check ahead. they should be lifted about 10:00, 11:00. elsewhere pretty good. today's highs comfortable for late august. 72 in fremont. 64 in