>> kenny: it is a little strong, yeah.e. >> anthony: it's good. >> kenny: not bad, right? >> anthony: it is like blue cheese. ah, pork belly? >> kenny: yes. >> anthony: okinawans love pork. every part of the magical animal, the pig. at urizun, the pork belly is slowly cooked in stock heavily infused with bonito flakes and awamori. the ears are simmered until tender. thinly sliced, and dressed in rice wine vinaigrette. and the ribs, after brining in sake and seasonings, are slowly roasted. so you grew up in new jersey. how did you find your way to okinawa? >> kenny: well, my mom, my mom was from here, my dad was in the navy. he was stationed here, met my mom, and wound up back in new jersey. because that's where my dad was from, patterson. and i was born and raised there. uh, the school i went to it was predominately caucasian kids. there wasn't many asian-americans at all. >> anthony: right. >> kenny: and, i always had this, kinda like, identity complex. there would be, like, times where people would come to the house. the

i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. >> and kenny, you are new to the desk. so a big welcome to you. you were in hawaii for the last several years. >> i know. six years getting acclimated to the surfing and getting used to the 80-degree weather. and out here, it's a rollercoaster ride. >> and you will pick up on it. but there are so many differences between hawaii and the bay area weather. >> i'm getting that. >> a little colder. >> good to have you. good to have you. >> thank you. >> how is the weather looking? >> beautiful but kenny is talking to us now. >>> thank you, and we are

who is it, kenny?ow. >> i'll give yo a hint. >> i told you to take it easy. >> gwyneth paltrow. >> nice. >> it's gwyneth paltrow! exactly. >> nice. >> gwyneth paltrow is joining us at the table today. she has a new cookbook out. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00 on the dot. so kenny, gwyneth paltrow right here at the table. that's something to look forward to. >> looking forward to that. gayle, i spent the last six years getting a tan in hawaii so anytime you want to go back there, invite me to your friends's house. she lives on maui. >> she does. if i told you, though, i would have to shoot you but yes she does. [ laughter ] >> we like hawaii very, very much. >> yes. >> we do, too. >> thanks, gayle. have a great day. >> cbs news this morning starts at 7:00. >>> discouraging news for the retail industry with an exception for one bay area- based company. >> joining us know you is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> retail sales slumped in march after sales were flat in

kenny? >>> campaign 2016, donald trump can't stomach how one candidate eats pancakes. >> reporter: donald trump spent the eve of today's contest rallying support in the critical state of pennsylvania. voters will not only cast a ballot for party nominees but they will see the delegates who will personally pitch for the support at the convention. >> you have to go out and you have to get your beautiful delegate card, and you have to vote for your delegate. >> reporter: yesterday, trump lashed out at ted cruz and john kasich for teaming up to deny him delegates, taking particular aim at the ohio governor. >> he puts pancakes this big in his mouth and shoves hem in. -- them in. this is not a presidential person. >> it's all about resources trying to stop hillary clinton. >> reporter: hillary clinton appears poised to sweep all five states today. last night, she criticized rival bernie sanders for being reluctant to help her the way she helped barack obama in 2008. >> i spent an enormous amount

. >> and i'm kenny choi. >> and kenny, you are new to the desk. so a big welcome to you. you were in hawaii for the last several years. >> i know. six years getting acclimated to the surfing and getting used to the 80-degree weather. and out here, it's a rollercoaster ride. >> and you will pick up on it. but there are so many differences between hawaii and the bay area weather. >> i'm getting that. >> a little colder. >> good to have you. good to have you. >> thank you. >> how is the weather looking? >> beautiful but kenny is talking to us now. >>> thank you, and we are live at the santa clara county jail for the latest on the fix that won't be easy. >> reporter: yes. the santa clara board of supervisors will be hearing about the 6-month investigation into the troubled jail with 120 items total, everything from installing an independent auditor and overhauling the welfare fund and grievance system and the blue ribbon panel of experts are doing a top to bottom review of the jail following a beating death last year. three guards are charged and waiting trial. it would take

michelle and kenny?>> today, lawmakers will discuss the safer skies act, sponsored by california senator barbara boxer. it calls for all airline pilots to get at least eight hours of uninterrupted sleep and cannot fly longer than 8 hours straight. it includes cargo plane pilots. >>> the state senator committee has approved a bill protecting california patients. doctors would have to disclose when they are on probation. the bill is sponsored by state senator jerry hill of san mateo. >> the doctors have been placed on probation for serious offenses such as sexual misconduct, drug abuse or felonies related to patient care. >> doctors have to report violations and suspensions to hospitals and insurance companies but not patients. only a small percentage of california doctors are put on probation, about 600 out of 137,000. >>> after years of drought, finally good news for the first time since 2014. lake tahoe reached its rim. by comparison in december, the lake was 1.5 feet below the natural rim. according to

kenny?candidates are holding their fingers in maryland, pennsylvania, connecticut, rhode island and delaware will be up for grabs today. ted cruz and john kasich are teaming up against donald trump but it's unclear if the alliance will stand and the billionaire isn't fazed. >> they are mathematically out and they ought to quit so we can all get together. >> bernie sanders is pushing for delegates to remain together and hillary clinton is taking aim at the candidates. >> when donald trump and ted cruz say what they say, it's not only offensive but can be dangerous. >> after the contest, 64% of the delegates and 74% of the republican delegates will be allocated. >>> the battle over bathroom rights got heat inside -- heated in north carolina yesterday. more than 50 people were arrested, protesting the law that limits the use of public restrooms to the gender of their birth certificate. several celebrities and companies are refusing to do work in the area. >>> kpix 5's kiet do is live in santa c

michelle, kenny? >> thank you, george. >>> bart is moving forward with a multi-million dollar plan to fix broken-down escalators at their stations which is a common complaint at bart stations. the board approved nearly $3 million to replace obsolete parts in 12 escalatessers mostly in san francisco. it will replace controllers that have operated in the escalators for almost 20 years. >>> if you hog seats on bart you get a pass for now. they approved a plan to penalize riders who take up more than one seat but there are some details to work out before it goes into effect. the main thing they need to figure out how enforcement will work. the chief will submit a revised plan and the board will go over it at its next meeting. >>> in san francisco muni has a simple hope for mission street: give buses some extra breathing room. but the plan for a dedicated transit lane has come with baggage. now red paint, right turn rules and the death of prime parking spots has many people disoriented. it started a few we

kenny, michelle? thank you. >>> it is a mystery that has fascinated people across the world for centuries. >> and now an underwater robot is hoping to unlock the secrets of what lies in the depths of loch ness in the uk. initial findings show there's no nessie in the water. earlier this year a fisherman said he saw a trench and cave under water to fit it but the robot which uses sonar imaging to map out the area found no trench and no monster. >> i'm very interested in the subject. and i'm a keen analyst of the photographs and a student of the phenomenon but i don't think there are any large animals in the loch ness. >> researchers plan to go through more of the images from the robot in the next few weeks and, of course, no matter how state-of-the-art the equipment is and no matter what is revealed, there will always be a sense of mystery around loch ness. >>> the next big earthquake, officials warn of what could happen to the waterfront. what officials want done to lessen the risk coming up. ,,,,,,,,

i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego.e now is 6:29. >>> let's get a look at traffic and weather. and brian, where are your sunglasses? >> i'm going to need them this week, so are you, so are you. it's going to be warm and dry this weekend through next thursday so a little bit of a warm spell on the way for the bay area. a beautiful view from high atop the tallest point in solano county, mount vaca, as we look at the impending sunrise. we are about five minutes away. concord 44 degrees. san francisco 51. santa rosa 47 degrees. sunset tonight is at 7:45 p.m. sunrise in milliseconds. high temperatures will warm up significantly from yesterday. 72 santa rosa. 67 in the city. 69 at livermore. 71 in san jose. look what happens this weekend. the numbers climb about 8 degrees a day. weather is always very important but the headline this morning is in the traffic department. and we are so glad to have mr. george rask to explain it. >> thank you, brian. it's a major problem for the nimitz freeway that's tying up traffic in hayward

>>> the answer to that, kenny, is not too bad. we haven't had major incidents but we have construction delays and we're tracking high winds. let's start in the south bay. it's construction on 87, the guadalupe new york. it has the on-ramp shut down and look at the red showing up on u.s. 101 northbound north of interstate 280. it's backing up the ride there because of an accident on the shoulder at oakland road. i mentioned wind advisories, backing up the ride at the bay bridge for the westbound trip, metering lights activitied there, and wind advisories at the san mateo and dumbarton bridges as well, and wind advisories for interstate 580 and through the altamont pass. it's all about the wind. here's roberta. good morning. >>> good morning, george, thank you so much. how windy is it? hi, everybody. in san francisco, a northwest wind at 13. and across the bay, a bumpy travel over the bay bridge this morning. 14miles per hour, and san rafael and novato, 14 to 15 and it will be up to 20 to 30 miles per hour at time, and there will be

i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. after the news broke that prince died, only one color would do for san francisco's city hall. the city hall was lit in purple last night to commemorate prince. music flared in minneapolis last night his hometown. jamie yuccas reports. >>> reporter: landmarks across the country lit up in purple overnight, the color that came to represent prince's career. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: fans paid tribute to the music icon by singing his greatest hits on the streets. some of the loudest voices were heard from his hometown, minneapolis. outside the venue where "purple rain" was filmed. it earned him an oscar. >> he put minneapolis on the map. i think it's great we're celebrating his life not in sorrow. >> reporter: it was here in minneapolis where he honed his sound mastering music from production to arrangement. ♪[ music ] >> the legendary singer and songwriter won seven grammys, and sold more than 100 million records. during his 40-year career, something music critic john breen says he accompli

and i'm kenny choi. >>> good morning, everyone. take a look at the golden gate bridge, not a lot of cars on the road this morning, but, hey, it's 5:00 i'm. >> it will look different in a few hours. >> that's true. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. >>> fire officials are announcing new safety initiatives after several fires in the mission and the latest was deadly. jackie ward is live from san francisco with more on what to expect from supervisor david campos. >> reporter: kenny, the san francisco fire department has spent a lot of time in the area and too much if you ask supervisor david campos. and he is calling for a safety overhaul. there are things such as blocked fire escapes and when a fire starts and people have trouble getting out of the building, they have to look for a new home, and one man even died in a recent fire. so david campos will be here with details on the new plan. jackie ward, kpix 5. >> and jackie, aren't officials already conducting inspections to make sure things are up to code? >> reporter: they

two words here, kenny, beat l.a.! [ laughter ] >> done! >> temperatures right now in san jose, 51 degrees. it's 43 in santa rosa. 5 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. the winds are flat. satellite and radar suggest this right here. you can see it tightly coiled. this looks like a giant comma formation. it's an area of low pressure but as it bangs up against the northwestern section of the state, falling apart quickly at the seams. it will toss in a few clouds today but overall lots of sunshine. slightly cooler than yesterday. gilroy had a record tying temperature of 85 yesterday. today in the 70s. we have a chance of showers on thursday but more likely we'll all get wet on friday. and if you suffer from allergies, boy, we'll have a break on friday due to rain. otherwise we are sneezing and wheezing and our eyes are itchy. blame it on the oak, mulberry and grass on the medium to high side. there's that area of low pressure. but it's that one out there past the aleutian islands, that's th -- that's the within i'm tracking. clouds in bodega ba

i'm kenny choi. do we all stay up and watch the game tonight? you were at the game. >> because of that i promise i'll have my hair combed in the next segment. i didn't get home until like 11:15. what a game. because we're true fans here and everybody stays to the end of the game. you know what the situation is like to get out. it was over an hour to get out of the parking lot but we were all talking about the game and cheering -- i think they could hear us all the way to san francisco from oakland. >> we heard your voice. [ laughter ] >>> good morning. we have a few high, thin clouds over the embarcadero center as we look at the beautiful lights 2-0 in the standings now as we celebrate the warriors. second day of record highs. it was 83 degrees in the city of san francisco yesterday. today it's cool. you will feel the difference. 13 degrees cooler in san francisco but not shabby. 70. i have your full forecast coming up. >> good morning. i think you might have driven through this, this morning, robert

good morning, it is april 13, i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. let's get our first check of weather and traffic with mr. brian hackney. >> good morning, gang. gianna, how are you? kenny, michelle and you? we're starting out this morning with mostly cloudy skies again. temperatures today recover into the mid-60s. chance of rain coming within 24 hours. we'll document that in just a few minutes. >>> and jumping to the roadways right now, two left lanes closed in both directions. that's as you work your way through walnut creek north- and southbound 680. olympic boulevard to crow canyon road in effect until 5:00. the good news is, we are accident-free this morning, again, just construction. heads up, we have a lot going on today. a's and the angels at the coliseum. grizzlies and warriors throughout the day. 880 will be busy. >>> a young scientist is gunned down in oakland while walking home from a bash. kpix 5's andria borba tells us police are searching for a suspect and a motive. >> reporter: as night falls near the courter near glen echo creek nei

i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. happening today, a south bay city braces itself for the inevitable. roads packed with self-driving cars. kpix 5's kiet do is live at the san jose think tank >>> reporter: >>> reporter: good morning, the best guesstimate we have right now for when driverless cars will be coming to the masses is sometime around 2020 give or take a couple of years so now is a good time to plan for it. in just a couple of hours the bay area urban think tank known as spur will be holding a discussion about planning for driverless cars trying to get insight into some big questions. how will they integrate and shape our city? will it lead to more traffic? will we need more or less parking? california has always led the way for the world in the development of the technology and shaping the laws that will govern it. nearly every major car manufacturer now mass some sort of autonomous vehicle r&d project going and the bay area is ground zero for that movement. it's a significant moment for autonomous vehicles h

and i'm kenny choi. a bay area man who disappead after his parents turned upd is now suspected of killing them... 5 reporter kiet >> good morning. it's thursday, april 28. a bay area man who disappeared after his parents were murdered is suspected of kill them. kiet do reports from san jose police headquarters. >> reporter: san jose police had been saying publicly they did not know the whereabouts of habib rabbi. he is the older son and police had just wanted to talk to him. it turns out police had been tracking him for some time and they did so. we got word that officers are working this case out of tracy. the son has now been arrested somewhere in the central valley. it has been a long tense week at the home on lucas court in the evergreen neighborhood of san jose. friends and family discovered golam and shamima rabbi had been shot dead after trying to contact them for days. those who got pay good look inside the crime scene saudis sunshining taunting messages written in black marker all over the floor

i'm kenny choi. >>> time now is 6:28. the warriors had a perfect end to a magical regular season and now the quest to win back-to-back titles is serious. >> we're serious! kpix 5's anne makovec is live in oakland with more. >> reporter: they really brought the suspension with this one. it came down to the last game of the regular see, bringing the suspense with this one, last night the warriors became the first time to get 73 wins in a season. you can see from the confetti here, still left on center court, that this is quite the party. >> whoo! 73, whoo! >> reporter: the warriors beat the memphis grizzlies 125-104 last night. this was what oracle looked like then. it was obviously rocking. break a record set 20 years ago by the chicago bulls. >> i will say the same thing now that i said 20 years ago. i don't think this one will ever be broken. [ laughter ] >> somebody has to go 74-8. i don't see it. and i hope our fans aren't expecting that next year. >> reporter: steph curry achieved another shooting milestone becoming t

i'm kenny choy. >> and i'm anne makovec in for michelle. don ford is live in berkeley on the ground right now. what's it looking like, don? >> reporter: right here at austin and shattuck, power is still out for as far as i can see. traffic is backed up. but a few moments ago, the bart station was reopened and folks are starting to go back down inside. the trains themselves were never impacted. the third rail was always energized, but the station itself was black, dark. the escalators did not move because power was out at the station. a little while ago, bart engineers did bring in a 300- kilo volt, and it looks like it all went back together. >> don ford, live in berkeley, thank you. >>> right now, the search is on after a brazen robbery at the grand california casino in pacheco. jackie ward is there live, where police have released surveillance images. >> reporter: kenny, the casino is open. it has been for the majority of the day, despite the suspect still being on the loose. the sheriff's department isn't telling us what was taken. at 4:

reg. [ pause ] >> reporter: well, kenny, hundreds of fans are gathered here in chanhassen minnesota outside paisley park prince's studio to mourn the loss of the star. he meant so much to people mere in minnesota. hundreds are gathered here. police have closed down the road to accommodate people coming here to mourn the loss of prince. there's even a makeshift memorial on the fence outside of paisley park. prince did perform here shortly saturday after, um, late night party. he did come show piano to his fans he did perform for a quick couple of seconds but went back to his room saying that he was not feeling well. fans tell me they come here to paisley park because prince always made fans feel like family. they were always welcome here to paisley park. he had lots of concerts here. some of them spontaneous, some

and i'm kenny choi.le will ded on golden gate park today to celebrate al >>> good morning. it's wednesday, april 20. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. thousands of people will descend on golden gate park to celebrate marijuana. kpix 5's anne makovec is live there with a plan to prevent them from trashing the neighborhood. >> reporter: here in meadow here also known as hippie hill is going to be a different scene in just a few hours. it's going to be packed with people, up to 15,000. there are already roadblocks around the area. so expect to see a real transformation of this meadow. a lot of people will leave behind a lot of trash as happened in the past. 5 tons of trash just last year costing the city up to $100,000 to patrol during and clean up after. police will be out in force. businesses nearby the area here in golden gate park are bracing for

good morning, it is april 13, i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. first check of weather and traffic with mr. brian hackney. >> good morning, gang. gianna, how are you? kenny, michelle and you? we're starting out this morning with mostly cloudy skies again. temperatures today recover into the mid-60s. chance of rain coming within 24 hours. we'll document that in just a few minutes. >>> and jumping to the roadways right now, two left lanes closed in both directions. that's as you work your way through walnut creek north- and southbound 680. olympic boulevard to crow canyon road in effect until 5:00. the good news is, we are accident-free this morning, again, just construction. heads up, we have a lot going on today. a's and the angels at the coliseum. grizzlies and warriors throughout the day. 880 will be busy. >>> a young scientist is gunned down in oakland while walking home from a bash. kpix 5's andria borba tells us police are searching for a suspect and a

kenny choi. we're learning more about a traffic stop that turned in police shootin >>> good morning. it's friday, april 29. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm tv. kenny choi. we're learning more about a traffic stop that turned into a police shooting in milpitas overnight. police say it started when officers pulled over a car at the executive inn near the on- ramp to 680. they discovered the suspect had three open warrants. no word on the suspect's conditions. >>> protests turned ugly in southern california after a donald trump rally. the presidential front-runner is expected to appear in san mateo county today. anne makovec joins us from the hyatt regency where republicans and protestors are about to gather for the party's state convention. >> reporter: this is normally a quiet airport hotel. you can see barriers have already been put up outside the perimeter of the hyatt regency preparing for who knows what this morning when it comes to protestors. police say anywhere from two to ten sh thousand peopl

kenny choi. >>> protests out of hand after a donald trump rally in southern california just hours before his scheduled appearance today in the bay area. in fact, all three republican presidential candidates will speak at their party's california convention which begins today in burlingame. kpix 5's anne makovec joins us live from the hyatt regency site of this year's state convention >>> reporter: yeah. it is going to be an action packed weekend here at what is normally a pretty quiet airport hotel near sfo. today, donald trump is set to speak at around noon and protests are set to begin at 9:00 and 11:00. police aren't sure what to expect but they think between two and 10,000 people will be gathered here outside of the hotel. take a look at the scene outside of trump's speech last night in costa mesa. that's down in southern california. protestors taking to the streets outside of the venue. there was some fistfights and vandalism on a police car by protestors. when it was all said and done, abou

. >>> i'm kenny choi. time now is 4:30. here's roberta gonzales with a check of our weather. >> the first time ever i was looking at the blue and gold. i was looking at the date, 4/20. it's 4:30 on this 4/20. we have clear skies over the bay waters. it is 56 degrees in san francisco. 52 in livermore. sweater or light jacket out the door. numbers coming down but still above average approaching 70 at the seashore. we'll have the full forecast in a couple of wins. >>> an early backup in some of the cash lanes at the bay bridge 20, 25 cars deep. rest of our bridges off to a great start san mateo bridge no delays both directions between hayward and foster city. we have closures on 4 for police activity as well as an accident on embarcadero. details coming up. >>> another bay area freeway turned into a crime scene. this time, someone was shot dead on highway 4 at 9 p.m. last night in pittsburg near loveridge road. one person was fatally shot. the victim's car ran off the highway into a fence on the california over. the vehicle wa

kenny! and i also said "fire, fire, fire, can you come out?"was just watching television. >> in the back of the house wayne brasco, laid up with a leg injury, is unaware of the fire starting in the front. >> i heard a voice hollering, first thought was, oh, dear, someone's house in the neighborhood is on fire. you know, you're real used to the noises of the street. >> from another part of the house, kenny staggers out behind bobby singh through the thick, choking smoke, but where is wayne? >> kenny come with me right away, but wayne still inside. >> by the time i got probably eight or ten feet into the living room, which is in the front of the house, i saw flames coming up over the windows. those flames come through that window like they belonged in the house and i didn't. >> just three minutes after someone out in the street calls 911, fire trucks arrive. the house is totally consumed by flames. >> i say, listen, the rain is still inside the house. i'm still stressed wayne is still in there. >> unbeknownst to kenny and bobby, wayne has managed

as kenny was saying, it's mild. san francisco 59. 60 oakland. later today, partly to mostly cloudy skies. tracking rain in a matter of minutes. >> good morning. we have a rough start to our morning drive. eastbound 84 cummings skyway all labors blocked by two accidents. serious injuries. all lanes shut down. in the meantime use 4 over to 680 to get to the benicia bridge. >>> we're following breaking news out of oakland. firefighters are on the scene of a deadly two-alarm fire. oakland tweeting out these photos a short time ago showing the massive flames coming from the building. this is from oakland fire. there is the 700 block of 66th avenue in a two-story warehouse. one person is confirmed dead. we'll have updates. >>> this morning another homicide in san jose. the third one just this week. police say that a man was stabbed to death on mill stream drive around 9 p.m. last night at the mill pond 2 mobile home park. no arrests so of. >>> in the east bay a van crashed into a lowe's garden center in antioch near pittsburg last night. the driver wa

it's important. [ applause ] up next is kenny coyle.oetry at the university of cambridge, is the winner of the pen/voelcker award for poetry, and is a member of our utility crew. he'll be reading a haiku entitled "electricity." ♪ >> "electricity," by kenny coyle. bzz, bzz, bzz, bzz, bzz. that is electricity. [ laughter ] bzz, bzz, bzz, bzz, bzz. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i gotta say, kenny, that poem seemed a little thrown together last minute. >> yeah, i forgot this was today. >> seth: okay well thank you. thank you for being honest with us, kenny. next up -- [ cheers and applause ] michael wightman. michael is the youngest recipient of the ruth lilly poetry prize, and is also our audience coordinator. he'll be reading a poem entitled, "studio magic." ♪ >> "studio magic," by michael wightman. this studio is filled with magic, from the lights to the cameras, even the coffee mugs. another feature of this grand television palace is its massive infestation of bedgs. [ laughter ] they're all over the seats, it's downright grotesque.

. >>> hear what philadelphia's own kenny gamble is saying about prince and how his contribution to thec world. >>> today, wilmington police will continue to investigate the death of a 16-year-old student, the young woman died after a fight at the school. nbc 10's pamela osborne is live outside howard high school of technology. pamela, tell us what we know about the investigation so far. >> reporter: well, tracy, right in you, no charges have been filed but we do know that that fight took place inside of a bathroom. a girl's bathroom here at the howard high school of technology. so it was here at the school steps last night where students gathered to console one another over the loss of their 16-year-old classmate and to show their support for her family. there were a lot of tears, a lot of hugs, a lot of people asking why. here's what we know right now. it was sometime around 8:15 yesterday morning when the victim, a 16-year-old sophomore student was assaulted by two other girls out of sight in a bathroom. the victim was so badly injured she had to be air lifted to the hospital where s

i'm kenny choi. . >>> good morning. cars on the road, this is 880 in oakland near oracle arena, the scene of the warriors victory yesterday. it's tuesday, april 19. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everybody. i'm kenny choi. happening today, san jose city council will vote on rent control and better oversight of landlords with residents saying the city is in a housing crisis. kpix 5's keit do reports from san jose >>> reporter: good morning. san jose has some of the most expensive rent in the bay area if not the country. currently one-bedroom apartment in san jose is about $2,400 a month. but big changes could be coming to city hall today in san jose. chief among them the housing department is asking for a cap on annual rent increases by tying it to inflation which is years past is no more than 2.8% a year. right now the law allows landlords to raise rent 8% a year and rent control would affect a third of apartments in san jose. 11 people on the council and everyone has some proposal. some want to comprom

frisk" polg in philadelphia has been at the center of heated discussions for years, while mayor jim kenny said those days are over. some community members are not convinced about this, their emotions boiled over last night. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a forum between mayor kenny and commissioner ross as the status of stop "stop and frisk"y the perceives administration. the meeting started in an orderly fashion saying he kept his campaign promise of ending stop and frisk by police. [inaudible] >> reporter: the mayor apologized for what went on before he took office, but for some reason people are not buying it. >>> we're not going to listen to all this nonsense about policy and numbers. >> reporter: reverend reminded people they are in the house of god and unloaded on the mayor himself. [inaudible]. >> reporter: one lady under attend des to sign a petition for police to get out of their neighborhoods. [inaudible]. >> reporter: the mayor tried to speak, but kept getting interrupted. [inaudible] >> reporter: soon there was utter chaos. >>> please, please. >> reporter: soon many people

] gallagher opened up for kenny rogers. >> jimmy: the comedian gallagher?n through the audience handing out iron-ons of himself. they were like a gallagher kind of caricature. i think his hair went and said "gallagher." >> jimmy: it spelled out his name. >> spelled out his name. and i didn't get one and i was so bummed out. >> jimmy: but you weren't even there to see gallagher, right? >> no, it was just an added bonus. >> jimmy: it was a bonus, yeah. but he would run into the audience and give out -- >> yeah. he was handing out, in between -- yeah, handing out his iron-ons. >> jimmy: and did you -- yeah, well, clearly you became a big gallagher fan, because i have a a picture of you from halloween a couple years ago. >> oh, right. >> jimmy: this is you with the watermelon. [ light laughter ] >> he clearly made an impression on me. >> jimmy: he did. that's a big -- that's a decent sized watermelon. >> you know what was -- i didn't take into consideration was the fact that i'd have to carry a watermelon around all night. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but that was pa

remember that, kenny? >> yes. >> how dare you put that up there!ow the tallest skyscraper in san francisco. 65 at concord. san francisco 56. san jose 62. in santa rosa 65 degrees. it's looking okay, high and dry in the hi-def doppler. not much on the way. she satellite-radar shows that high pressure consistently pacific northwest. low pressure over the desert southwest is triggering some showers down there for the cactus but for us as long as that blocking ridge is in place, it's taking everything out of the pacific and just sending it up into canada. not headed here. the only thing that we are seeing is the low clouds packing in along the shoreline and on the futurecast, you can see them build in tonight. then we are going to freeze this around friday morning 7:00. you'll see that there's low cloudiness along the east bay shoreline along the peninsula and up into marin county. not for long. day goes on, things clear out. and so even though it's spring, typical summertime fashion the fog and low clouds working their way in, in the night and early-m

i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. >>> right now in ecuador, rescue teams are digging through rubble to save earthquake survivors. the magnitude 7.8 earthquake hit the country's pacific coast on saturday, it was centered about 100 miles northwest of keto. at least 272 people died from the violent shaking and structural damage, over 1500 people were hurt and now thousands of troops are helping in hard hit areas. many people had no choice but to sleep in the street and for now six coastal provinces are in a state of emergency. a vallejo couple that survived the shake told us how the shaking compared to what they felt back home. >> we are from the bay area. we feel earthquakes but this was pretty intense, more than anything we felt in the bay area. >> alice grandleman and bill freedman was vacationing in san clemente, a town 20 miles from the quake's epicenter and shared these photos with us. the couple could have trouble making it home since the airport closest to them is in pretty bad shape. >>> meanwhile here in california relief efforts are underway to help the people of ecua

kenny? >> george, thank you. >>> good news for job seekers. san francisco county leads in employment growth. san francisco's employment jumped 5.7% to 573297 employees in 2014, an increase of nearly 31,000 workers. the number of employees in the information sector in san francisco is at 56684 workers. >>> prices at the pump have jumped by 8 cents in the last 3 weeks. the average right now in the golden state is $2.18 for regular gasoline. analysts say that the hike in part is due to crude oil prices going up. don't expect any relief. the trend is expected to continue with the higher-cost summer blend gas. >>> and making sure that tour buses don't take visitors on a dangerous ride. 20 people were injured in a crash by union square last november. now, an appropriations committee is looking into a proposal to force buses to be inspected more often. right now, only a sample bus from each fleet is investigated, making 70% unchecked. >>> you can see this police car was in rough shape after a issue extra. the white lexus that struck it also suffered

i'm kenny choi. >>> the warriors now stand alone with 73 wins!made last night right here in the bay area. the warriors breaking the record for the most wins in the regular season. it was a great night for basketball in the bay area. >> a lot of fans are still coming down from the warriors's historic win last night and anne makovec is at a much quieter oracle arena this morning. it was exciting. >> reporter: yeah. you can still feel the vibe around here even though it's, you know, 5:30 a.m. they became the first 73-win team in the nba. you can see from the confetti still left on the floor here at center court, it was quite the party. >> whoo! >> 73! >> reporter: this was the moment after the warriors beat the memphis grizzlies 125-104 breaking a record set 20 years ago by the chicago bulls. >> hopefully one day i know we can appreciate 73 but hopefully one day we can appreciate the entire body of work that we have accomplished and -- and hopefully that's a -- there's a trophy next to us. >> reporter: that was steph curry who achieved another shoot

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i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. developing news in san jose where police have arrested a suspect in the murder of an evergreen couple. kpix 5's kiet do is live in san jose with word that the man behind bars knew the victims well. kiet, what's the latest? >> reporter: yes. good morning. for days now san jose police had been saying the son, habib rabbi was not a suspect. they had been following him all the way to tracy. now habib rabbi has been arrested facing charges of shooting and killing his parents. golam and shamima rabbi were found dead inside their home on lucas court in san jose's evergreen neighborhood on sunday. friends and family had not heard from them for days and found the couple had been shot and killed inside the house. what's more, disturbing taunting messages have been scrawled on the walls and floors in black marker, our cameras were there when evidence technicians carried out a huge piece of drywall that said, take care of your brother or he's next. habib rabbi now likely back in san jose. whether

good afternoon, i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. our team coverage starts with cbs reporter brook silva-braga who is monitoring the story in new york city and brook, what a shock! >> reporter: it is a shock, michelle. prince of course was a musical prodigy with a fiercely independent streak. remember for seven years, he changed his name to an unpronounceable symbol as part of a dispute with his record label. now he is being remembered for a sound and style that helped shape music for more than three decades. police and security officials gathered outside paisley park studios in chanhassen, minnesota, where prince recorded so many others' hits. it was just before 10 a.m. when they responded to a medical emergency. hours later, prince's publicist confirmed that he was dead. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: he was born prince rogers nelson in minneapolis in 1958. he grew to become one of the most recognized and decorated recording artists of all time. prince showed a natural talent for music composing his first song at age 7. through his teenag