kiet? >> reporter: yes, good morning, this is located in a strip mall as you said here just on center road a little north of capitol expressway. the officers have been here sense about 10:00 last night. that's when san jose police investigators say a couple of officers caught up with a male suspect. they were doing a follow-up on a previous investigation. we don't know exactly what that was. but they made contact with that suspect and then all of a sudden, that man reached for a gun. two officers drew their guns fired a couple of shots. the suspect was hit and then he was pronounced dead here at the scene. no other injuries reported. that is all we know for now. we're being told that a public information officer will be coming out here to give us another briefing. but for now, a lot of officers on scene here a very wide area has been cordoned off. you cannot head north open center road. that's -- on center road. that is been blocked off. you can however go past the scene heating south on ce

kiet do is at the scene on senter road with the very latest. kiet?er: good morning, san jose police now well into their eighth hour of this investigation. we have been watching technicians coming and doing out of a laundromat here on senter road. the 3100 block of senter road. this began around 10:00 last night when san jose police officers were conducting a follow-up investigation into a previous crime. don't know exactly what that crime was about. but the officers caught up with the male suspect. investigators say the man then suddenly reached for a handgun and officers drew their weapon and fired a couple of shots. the suspect was hit and then he was pronounced dead at the scene. no officers were injured. san jose police has a very wide area cordoned off. isn'ter road still shut down northbound between capitol expressway and south side drive. this is the third officer- involved shooting this month in august alone. we're live in east san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> and today we expect to find out more details about a fatal police involved shooting i

we're live in east san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >> it thank you, kiet. >>> no reports of injuries or significant damage after yesterday's earthquake that was centered near ped mopt. piedmont. how do pets know but they do, the quake jolted thousands out of bed including these dogs that were startled by the tremble, the quake happened at 6:49 yesterday morning and the u.s. geological survey says it was centered about a mile north of piedmont along the hayward fall falls. >> and it was the first significant test for california's new early warning system. >> earthquake, earthquake! >> the u.s. gs says the system did what it was supposed to do but impossible to warn everyone because quakes travel so fast. people within nine miles of the quake got no warning because the shock waves don't have enough time to get to those sensors, at 15 miles there was a three second heads up, at 25 miles seven seconds and people 50 mile miles got away, got a full 20 seconds to prepare. >>> we have a complete earthquake resource center on our website, go to cbssf.com/earthquake. >> and talking to brian hackney, he said

kiet do is live in san jose and kiet, the video shows just how dangerous these guys really were. >>> reporter: that video shows the chilling moments just before the homicide on lundy avenue from exactly a week ago. in that video, you can see the accused killers armed with tec- 9 style weapons creeping around the corner. the victim runs into the suspects and puts his hands up. police describe it as a horrific ambush. >> the suspects were running after and intimidating and terrorizing the victim. >> reporter: police identified two of the three men in the video as 29-year-old matthew castillo and 40-year-old richard jacquez. police shot and killed castillo. jacquez was chased by police. he reached for his waistband so cops shot and killed him. his family held a memorial last night and we asked them about the surveillance video. >> the man in the middle is that your uncle? >> yes, it is. >> they released this image from the video where they say he is seen in the video killing somebody else. >> he didn't kill anybody. he didn't kill anybody. i know he didn't. it may have been the other pe

i'm kiet do with a live report i'm kiet do with a live report coming up. you're a parent.oth busy people. eight pieces of original recipe chicken, two large mashed potatoes and gravy, a large coleslaw, and 4 biscuits. i'll get back to ya. (door squeaking) >>> good morning, everyone. thank you so much for joining us. it is friday! august 21. i'm maria medina. >> take a deep breath. we made it. the weekend is approaching. hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is 6 on the nose right now. we are going to take a live look at the golden gate bridge as folks are coming in to work. not too crowded. let's check in on the morning commute. >> sure. why not, right? let's get to you work this morning. if you are planning on taking anywhere near 580 the altamont pass, we can expect some brake lights busier than usual. a lot of those back roads are closed because of the "tesla fire." so expect some extra busy conditions on 580 itself. a lot of folks using that instead this morning. westbound seeing brake lights coming way from 205 right at the merge too. we are hearing of some debris. th

. >> breaking news in san jose kpix 5's kiet do joins us live d from the city's north side jfjfd the very Ñilatest. good morning, kiet. >> good morning. still very much an active scene out here in xdnorth san jose. this is right on lundy avenue about two blocks north of the main post office. this is also on the property of an industrial complex and w3thi complex includes high-tech ok businesses as well as jfa psychotherapy center for teens. at 1 a.m. officers found one male cvictim with a gunshot wound. paramedics tooaÑxdÑie1him to th pronounced dead. a person on the scene thought it was lprelated to a drug deal officers xdwere looking for surveillance cameras that might have been pointed at the scene but no reports of suspect in custody at this time. live in north san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> let's check traffic now uat how we doing, liza? she's there. >> i am here. good morning, everybody. we are going to talk about the morning commute. everything is doing weather. the earlier accident in milpitas is long e1gone. traffic is now flowing well for the drive out of qthe milpitas area

. >> reporter: i'm kiet do. we are live in mountain view where a major reorg is happening at google. you haven't heard of the company alphabet? you will soon. we have a live report coming up. >> from the kpix 5 weather center, unseasonably mild today. alpha i'll pinpoint the day you should expect 101 degrees. should expect 101 degrees. >> changes to ,, life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. and kitchens where every meal is because 100% whole grain oats are incredibly good for you. because they're heart healthy because they're good for kids. and granddads and everyone else in the family. everything we do is because of what really matters most. the goodness of oats and the people we love. bill's got a very tough 13lie here...... looks like we have some sort of sea monster in the water hazard here. i believe that's a "kraken", bruce. it looks like he's going to go with a nine iron. that may not be enough club... well he's definitely going to lose a s

kiet do, kiet do, kpix 5. >> larry page will be ceo of alphabet, sergey brin is the new company president>>> traffic is busy today. >> it's within a nightmare on the nimitz freeway -- it's been a nightmare on the nimitz freeway freeway. they canceled a traffic alert south 880 at north fremont boulevard so that's some relief but we are still seeing major delays. residual slope -- residual slowing. delays over an hour there. another accident south 880 at "a" street 238, mission boulevard your best bet. southbound here you can see past hayward 92 union city in fremont. that's where all those delays are. so again, use 238 or mission. traffic sluggish as you work your way along the eastshore freeway westbound 80 at berkeley and seeing brake lights towards the bay bridge. the metering lights are on. grant line westbound 580 stalled big rig in lanes. busy through the altamont pass. 23 minutes altamont pass to six six. you will see some delays once you hit the dublin interchange, as well. keep in mind today changes to market street no turns on to market street between 3rd and 8th streets. you wan

do was at the scene of the most recent shooting, joins us with the latest, kiet? >> reporter: good morning, essentially watching a complex homicide investigation before our eyes, dispatch audio recorded last night. >> we have shots fired, suspect has a female occupant in the vehicle, per last information 187 her. i'm at 37 kirkhaven court, shots fired one suspect down. >> reporter: yeah, 187 of course is the police code for homicide, investigators believe the man they shot dead last night was about to kill the woman who was in the car with him, s.w.a.t. officers following that man for some time, a warrant with his arrest in connection with a deadly homicide last week, the man raeltdz he was being followed, led them back to his home in kirkhaven court in san jose and then crashed his car, investigators say he jumped out of the car and took off running. >> the officer's chasing the suspect and the suspect reaches for the waist band area, the officer fires his weapon, shoots the suspect and he was pronounced dead at the scene. >> reporter: now, at last report, police

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kiet do, thank you very much.done. >>> it is move-in day for students in san francisco state university. students and parents will flock to campus by the hundreds as they move into residence halls today. some 29,000 students attended san francisco state last year. >>> in san jose, it's an invasion of freshmen at the university. 500 more students than expected took the university's admission offer. now san jose state is scrambling to find them all housing. the older residence halls were designed for two people a room and now there are three cramming in. >> pretty cramped but so far i haven't been in my room a lot. i have just been trying to get out of it. too crowded. >> other on campus housing has a 400-person wait list. 33,000 students are enrolled at san jose state this year. the university says its growing reputation as a pipeline to silicon valley jobs is a big reason why more students are enrolling. >>> working longer hours could be dangerous to your health! >> a report in a medical journal called the lancet

kpix 5's kiet do is at san jose police headquarters. good morning. >> reporter: laura reyes was just trying to stay healthy get back into shape when this car careened up on the sidewalk and killed her. that driver kept on going didn't stop and left the scene where she died on the scene pronounced dead there. the car was ditched a couple of blocks away found with a broken windshield, hood and tires. it was a red mitsubishi stolen a couple of days ago. friends and family are devastated. >> talked to her two days ago. >> loves her a lot. he doesn't know how he is going to do it. she was everything for him so he is really destroyed too. >> reporter: laura was married and she was taking classes at de anza college with dreams of one day running her own daycare center. investigators are combing through surveillance cameras from homes in the area that show the driver walking way from the abandoned car. if you know anything, san jose police want you to give them a call. live at police headquarters in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> new t

kpix 5's kiet do is at san jose police headquarters. kiet. >> reporter: laura reyes was trying to get in shape when a car hit her on the sidewalk and killed her and kept on going didn't stop to check her and left her at the scene, where she died. the car was ditched a few blocks away showing damage from the impact with laura with a broken wind shoulder, hood and tires -- windshield, hood and tires. the red mitsubishi was stolen a few days ago. friends and family are devastated. she was everything for him -- >> she was everything for him and he is destroyed too. >> reporter: that was her husband. she was taking classes with dreams of running her own daycare center. investigators are combing through neighborhood for information. call police if you have information. live at police headquarters in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> a short and scary flight for a peninsula pilot. his single-engine plane crashed minutes after take-off from san carlos airport yesterday. it bounced offshore way road a

kiet do, kpix 5. >>> thank you so much.on the front lines of the rocky fire in lake county. was growing so fast that a cbs news crew had a hard time outrunning it. reporter carter evans and his familiar had to sit tight for two hours with a cal fire crew. >> reporter: at this point, we're in a safe zone. there's no vegetation to burn around us. the best place for us to be is inside this car. but you can see the flames just about 100 yards away from us. >> so pretty scary though. the fire has grown to 62,000 acres and just 12% contained. 13,000 people in three counties are now under orders to evacuate from about 5500 homes. after the fire jumped highway 20. and now covers more than 97 square miles, that's about the size of oakland and berkeley put together. cate cauguiran reports from lake county. >> reporter: in just a few hours there's going to be a massive shift change for our ground crews here in this area. that will officially start day seven of fighting the rocky fire. since then thousands of families have been asked t

good morning kiet. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. crews have been out here all night long making repairs to the crossing. we have seen some trains move through here at top speeds so they're making some progress it looks like out here but what happened last night though looked like a scene right out of a hollywood action movie but no this was real life all caught on a cell phone camera. look closely and you can see the deputy pulling the man out of the car. the man stomachs and falls to the ground and seconds later boom the on coming train smashes into the car. here it is again and you can see how the man fell down but the deputy still grabs him by the arm and drags him to safety. now there's a second angle from a second cell phone camera from the opposite side it shows a moment of the impact. the deputy who pulled the driver out didn't want to talk on camera. but a second deputy on scene who ran towards that train to try to slow it down said he was just doing his job. >> i mean just happy with the results you know regardless -- nobod

kiet do is out there and hear from him in a few minutes. no delays at the toll plaza at the bay bridge. >>> on aened mo. thanks. -- a monday. thanks. >> crash left three people dead in contra costa county. and kpix 5's cate cauguiran is at the scene in el sobrante to tell us what happened. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well we know that speed was a factor in one of these -- in this accident. but we don't know how fast that driver was going. but i can show you here that at one point roads were blocked. what you see now is just the aftermath. some road flares here, they are reopened now but let's go to viewer video that we have. you can take a look, just pretty dramatic from what we see right now. what you're looking at there is a car completely covered in flames. firefighters there on stands bi. what we do know about this accident it happened around 10:00 last night on san pablo dam road. the chp says a red camaro sideswiped a honda civic. the driver of the civic managed to pull over safely. but the camaro continued down the road

kpix kiet do is live at the scene where police are on the hunt for two suspects. good morning kiet. >> reporter: good morning, the victims remains are still here on the scene in east san jose . officers are now able to canvas the neighborhood and they're going house to house. this call came in at midnight on a man on lavon avenue in east san jose. officers found that man laying next to his vehicle with a gunshot wound. they believe there was some kind of a party beforehand but that is still unconfirmed. the suspects fled towards a community center and middle school. those two areas have been cleared. >> we have a middle school. we have that youth community center and the creek area. we actually were able to get the helicopter back out at the end of their shift and they were able to use their infrared device to search those areas from the sky. >> reporter: investigators believe the victim is in his 30s and also lived here in the neighborhood. this is san jose's 20th homicide of the year. we're live in east san jose, kiet do kpix 5. >>> one year has gone by since a

kiet. >> reporter: good morning. that surveillance video shows those chilling moments just before the homicide on lundy avenue from exactly one week ago. now, in that footage you can see the accused killers arming themselves with tec-9 style weapons creeping around the corner. the victim 38-year-old christopher wrenn runs into the gunmen and then puts his hands up. police said it was an ambush and described the killing as horrific. >> the suspects were running after and intimidating and terrorizing the victim. >> reporter: police identify two of the three men in the video as 29-year-old matthew castillo and 40-year-old jacquez jacquez. police shot and killed it's city i don't sunday night and they had been trying jacquez month night when he realized he was being followed and led police on a chase. police say he reached for's waistband and they shot and killed him. his family was asked about the video. the man in the middle that your uncle? >> yes, it is. >> reporter: so they released this image from the video where t

live in east san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. . >> thanks so much for that update, kiet. >>> the wildfire situation in the eastern western u.s. is getting so severe the military stepping in to help. >> kate joins us with more. >> -- cate joins us. >> 100 active large fires in 10 states, so far they've burned nearly 7 million acres, it's gotten so bad for the first time in nearly a decade, u.s. soldier soldiers on a different front line, the fire lines, 200 active duty military troops will be deployed to fight the fires all along the west coast, the jerusalem fire nearly contained but there are still 19 active fires burning across the state, one of them in central california, firefighters there still battling the rough fire in kings canyon, that one has burned more than 20,000 acres, that wildfire started because of a lightning strike, fire crews will be keeping an eye on the weather, specifically the wind. >> we have those real dry fuel so, we just get the simplest gust of wind, just carry those embers across the road and start another area. >> and in washington the scene ic lake town in the cascad

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good morning, kiet. >> reporter: good morning. everything back to normal here in the neighborhood in morgan hill after a very long day and night. it all started yesterday when police got a call of a wanted felon here on manor court in morgan hill. now, when officers arrived they saw the man go into the home. we're told that this is the home of a friend. however, since the man was wanted for several violent crimes out of san jose, it was unclear if he was armed. police evacuated the home and the neighborhood. then the morgan hill police called the s.w.a.t. team. they used a bull horn to get him out of the house for the next couple of hours. he didn't budge until 1 a.m. when he was arrested. neighbors heard loud bangs, probably concussion grenades. >> sounded like a flash-bang, i don't know tell you the truth. three really loud bangs and then came outside seen a bunch of cops at the house. 24 years old man is booked into the santa clara county jail. we are live in morgan hill, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> there are more evacuations in lake

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kiet do is live at the usgs in menlo park, cate cauguiran is the pep center in piedmont -- epicenter in piedmont. >> reporter: that exact location right next to me. everyone is sleeping in the homes in this area got an early wake up call. >> having is across the street was pretty shocking. >> reporter: kurt made sure to set an alarm to wake up. he said the hayward faults helped him out. >> you didn't need the alarm this morning. >> reporter: didn't need the alarm. the epicenter feet from his house. >> it was a strong jolt. >> reporter: the quake was felt all over the bay area. the security camera caught these guys enjoying their sleep when the first shock came, and then the next. in this video, you see a startled bane after a quake shook the room. >> is that an earthquake i just felt. >> i don't think so. >> i think it was. >> reporter: in san francisco, radio host fernando and greg were mid broadcast when they felt the quake. >> what do you do, i grew up in texas. >> reporter: in berkeley. >> i was shaking, like wobbly. >> reporter: most people shelter under tables, these guys decid

kiet. >> reporter: good morning. we are talking about famed attorney gloria allred who now represents the alleged victim in a civil suit. allred claims that ray mcdonald carried this woman upstairs and had sex with her while she was unconscious. and that current 49ers ahmad brooks groped her that same night again while she was unconscious. the santa clara county d.a.'s office said it has spent the last eight months mostly confirming this woman's story. part of which was captured on surveillance cameras. the woman says she fell and hit her head near mcdonald's pool at a party back in december and that she doesn't remember much after that until she woke up in his bed the next day. she recounted what happened to a grand jury. >> whatever the evidence may be, we're absolutely convinced that the jury will believe that mr. mcdonald is responsible for raping the victim in this case. >> so we're very proud of her courage because it does take courage to testify about a very, very difficult time in a woman's life. >> mcdonald'

kpix 5's kiet do is at san jose police headquarters. >>> reporter: good morning. laura reyes was just trying to stay healthy get back into shape when the car careened up on to the sidewalk and killed her. the driver kept on going, didn't stop to check her and left her at the scene, where she died. the car was ditched a couple of blocks away showing damage from the impact with laura. a busted windshield, dented hood and blown-out tires. it was a red mitsubishi reported stole-a few days ago. friends and family are devastated. [ inaudible ] >> he loved her a lot. he doesn't know how to do it. she was everything for him. so he is really destroyed, too,. >> reporter: laura reyes was married and taking classes at de anza college with dreams of one day running her own daycare center. investigators are now combing through surveillance cameras in that neighborhood where the car was ditched that shows the driver walking away from that car. if you know anything, san jose police want you to give them a call. live at police headquarters in downtown

kiet do reports from san jose.o shows how dangerous these guys really are. >> reporter: san jose police say they released this footage because they want to defend their actions after shooting and killing two homicide suspects in the span of 24 hours. now, that footage is a glimpse into the violence of that night on lundy avenue. >>> reporter: the final moment of christopher wrenn's life ended in horror ambushed by three armed men in an office building on lundy avenue. even with his hands up the 38- year-old san jose man had no chance. police say seconds before the victim runs into his killers, video shows him creeping around the corner. >> the suspects were running after and intimidating and terrorizing the victim. >> reporter: two of the men in the video are dead. police shot and killed 29-year- old matthew castillo and 40- year-old richard jacquez in the last three days. police say jaquez was ready to kill someone else monday. they followed him in a car until he crashed it and started running toward a house. >> s

kiet, good morning. >>> reporter: good morning. take a look for yourself. this is the home after a 12- hour standoff with police, a mess. the doors were left open and there's stuff everywhere. it started at 1 p.m. yesterday when police got a call of a wanted felon here on manor court in morgan hill. now, when officers arrived they saw the man go into the home. we're told that this is the home of a friend. however, since the man was wanted for several violent crimes out of san jose, it was unclear if he was armed. police evacuated the home and the neighborhood. then the morgan hill police called the s.w.a.t. team. they used a bull horn to get him out of the house for the next couple of hours. he didn't budge until 1 a.m. when he was arrested. it turns out he is 24 and was booked into the santa clara county jail. >> at this point we're not disclosing what felony warrants he has. we're simply indicating that he does have several felony warrants out of san jose. >> and the neighborhood is back open against everyone allowed back into their homes. we're live in m

hey, kiet. >> reporter: good morning. we are just hours away from san jose turning the page and closing a painful chapter in its history. this was the san jose city council set to vote on this new deal at 1:30 this afternoon. san jose will still save $1.7 billion over the next 30 years by switching to a lower cost healthcare plan and a little naturing pension bonuses. after the voters overwhelmingly passed the measure three years ago, the san jose police department went fro 1400 to 900 officers. among some of the details for cops and firefighters, reinstates the previous definition of disability and creates an independent medical panel to determine eligibility for disability benefits. the officers will get an 8% raise and a 5% signing bonus. officers who left can also claim that bonus if they come back. and, of course, bilingual officers will get a raise. >> many years and many issues, there are things we would have done differently. >> if we could have got something like this early on and saved the police department we w

kiet. >> reporter: yes, good morning. we are live here at dave and buster's in milpitas at the mall where the silicon valley gop will be holding a watch party tonight. now, organizers of that event in ohio say that getting tickets for the debate tonight is harder than getting tickets for the nba finals. we shall see. all 17 candidates are in cleveland tonight but only 10 will take part in fact main event this evening based on their standings in the national polls. they include celebrity billionaire donald trump, former florida governor jeb bush and wisconsin governor scott walker. viewers can expect a wide range of topics. >> foreign policy in general, obamacare, hillary clinton, those are the kinds of things that you will hear a lot out of the mouths of these guys. >> reporter: the seven candidates not in the main event will take part in a separate forum this afternoon. they include former hp executive carly fiorina and returning candidates rick santorum and rick perry. it will be at 6:00 p.m. pacific time on fox, the le

kpix 5's kiet do is at the site on merit avenue where the rescue happened. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. crews are out here in sunnyvale working through the night to get this thing repaired before the morning commute gets going here. what happened last night though looked like a scene right out of a hollywood action movie. but no, this was real life. all caught on a cell phone camera. look closely and you can see a deputy pulling man out of his car. the man stumbles and falls to the ground and then seconds later. boom. the on coming caltrain smashes into the car. and now here it is again. you can see how the man fell down. but the deputy still grabs him by the arm and drags him to safety. now there's a second angle from the opposite side that shows the moment of the impact. the deputy who pulled the driver out is not wanting to talk on camera but a second deputy on scene who actually ran towards the train and tried to slow it down said he was just doing his job. >> i'm just happy at the results. you know. regardless that -- if he died that'd be th

kiet do, kpix 5. >>> all right thank you so much. today president obama is scheduled to announce major moves to deal with climate change. he previewed today's announcement in this video. take a look. >> my administration will release the final version of america's clean power plant. the biggest most important step we've ever taken to combat climate change. >> under the new rules, existing power plants would have to cut their carbon emissions by 32% over the next 15 years. each state would be able to develop its own plan for meeting carbon reduction targets and they'd have until 2018 to submit those proposals. and until 2022 to comply. >>> police have caught up with a man they arrested the suspect of committing assault -- they believe committed assault with a deadly weapon. there we go. james beldin allegedly came up behind a woman last friday on willow pass road in concord and cut off a piece of her hair and smelled it in front of her and then ran away. police say earlier that day beldin tried the photograph the underwear of a woman

hey, kiet. >> reporter: hey there, good morning. you know, this new drone tip line is like a crime tip line where if you see a drone, acting erratically, operating unsafely inside a wildfire area, they want you to call it in. this new drone tip line is an unprecedented step to try and get ahead of a growing problem. there have been about a dozen cases in this year alone where a drone has interfered with firefighting efforts and grounded or kept air tankers and helicopters out of the airspace. now, the fear that a drone will cause a midair collision. often times, finding the operators is like finding a needle in a haystack. >> we have had cases where there's drones spotted by pilots. but the problem is, it can be enforced in areas where it's hard to track who is flying the drones. >> drone operators are hopefully seeing this and going, okay, you know, if i fly this drone over the wildfire, there's going to be consequences. >> reporter: photographers like jeff hall support the idea saying he doesn't want a small group of irresponsible

. >> i'm kiet do live on foxworthy avenue in san jose.rea gets a makeover. >> troubles in oakland big delays on 24. i'll explain. >> wow, what a light show we had in the skies above the bay area last night. what you need to know about your weekend forecast. >> good morning, it is friday, august 7. i'm maria medina. >> yeah. we made it! friday is here. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 5:30. >>> 10 of the 17 republican candidates took the stage yesterday in the prime time debate and none had a big gaff that would disqualify them but donald trump drew boos from the crowd to refuse out ruling running as an independent which might hurt gop prospects in a general election. >> if donald trump is seen as that threat, i think you're going to see a lot of republicans say wait a second why are we getting on board with this? >> a few hours earlier seven lower tier candidates participated in their own exchange after that event social media interests increased for former hewlett- packard ceo carly fiorina, the only woman running on the repu

in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >> and san jose police are not naming the suspect they are looking for but hope the public can tell them where he is. >>> firefighters worked to put out a six acre fire in san jose. it started at 10:00 last night a mile south of heartland way. it took eight hours to put it out because it was on a steep hill. no homes or businesses were threatened. >>> national guard sent troops to fight fires burning up in washington state. overnight, the flames forcing more people to evacuate. the lightning sparked fires burned more than 170 square miles, destroyed 75 buildings. firefighters known as smoke jumpers are parachuting in to put out some of the hot spots. >> crews are out almost every week for those 14-day assignments on fire after fire after fire. >> it's the first time since 2006 that soldiers have been brought in for fire suppression. >>> former subway spokesman jared fogle agreed to plead guilty to having sex with a minor and child porn. fogle left an indianapolis courthouse this morning. he will pay each of the 14 minor victims $100,000 and register as a

in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> a controversial movie opening this weekend is prompting some safetyerns. we are talking about "straight outta compton." the first showing at oakland's grand lake theater last night had people lined up around the building. the film chronicles the rise of the rap group nwa and given the film's gang references, some theaters have increased security but so far no reports of any major trouble. >>> still ahead, the importance of getting a good night's sleep and how your career can suffer when you do not. >> and we have a reminder. if you have a consumer problem or question, give us a ring on our hotline at 888-5-helps-u. volunteers are there right now. volunteers are there right now. we'll be right back. ,, life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. >>> is not all salads are green. tony tantillo has a red summer salad. >> today's tip of the day is with baby red potatoes. it's potato salad time

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kiet do is at the santa clara county sheriff's office with details. >> reporter: good morning.lleged victim made her first public appearance alongside her attorney famed lawyer gloria allred. she says ahmad brooks groped the woman while she was unconscious and it was caught on camera and also ray mcdonald carried her upstairs to his bedroom and had sex with her without her consent. two ex-teammates both accused by the same woman for taking advantage of her the same night. ray mcdonald has been indicted for raping a drunk person. and current 49ers player ahmad brooks is charged with sexual battery a misdemeanor. >> ultimately the testimony of the alleged victim, that's essential and that's the core of the case. >> reporter: the santa clara county d.a. said it spent the last 8 months mostly corroborating the woman's story. represented by gloria all red in a civil suit the woman says she fell and hit her head near mcdonald's pool at a party in december. she doesn't remember anything after that until she woke up in his bed the next day. she recounted what happened to a grand jury.

only on 5, kiet do shows us how cloud brightening would work if tests are successful. >> you want to put the light ton? >> reporter: silicon valley research lab scientists are working on what might be considered the option of last resort. >> it's an insurance policy. >> reporter: it's called the marine cloud brightening project. the goal, fight global warming by making clouds over the ocean thicken and brighter so they reflect more sunlight and cool the planet. the team has reached a milestone with this high pressure nozzle. this is basically saltwater. the salinity that comes out of the ocean. it may look like some normal water spray but it took the scientists a year to come up with the exact rate and flow and the pressure so that the water droplets come out to just the perfect size. would you go as far as to call it a success? >> a partial success. so what you see is very small crystals of salt. >> reporter: the particles are so small to see them you have to use a laser. once the nozzle is fine-tuned the plan is to use a barge to shoot the salt particles into the sky and see what h

in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> donald trump continues to rise in the polls. the presidential candidate added another journalist to his line of fire. this time, univision anchor jorge ramos. >> sit down. >> i have the right to ask a question. >> no, you don't. you haven't been called. >> i have the right to ask a question. >> go back to univision. >> all right. so trump says ramos start quick him without being called upon. this is not trump's first run- in with univision. he is suing the network because it pulled out of a contract to air his miss america pageant after making controversial remarks about immigration. >>> still ahead, san jose airport adds another international flight. the new nonstop flight in high demand by south bay travelers. >> and put the brakes on car crashes automatic technology in more vehicles but does it work? >> just a couple of fingers of fog remain along the coast today. but mostly sunny conditions areawide. warmer temperatures this afternoon and a little rain on,, >>> you'll soon be able to travel across the pond from san jose airp

kiet do, kpix 5. >> reporter: and so singularity says the value of having a diverse team is that youe this respectful battle of ideas where everybody is focused on what the true problems really are and finding the most powerful and impactful solution to the problem. >> kiet, so what does the university say about too much diversity? >> there can be too much of a good thing. if the teams are too diverse it's chaotic and unproductive and the team doesn't gel. they don't get any work done. so the key here is to find that right balance. that is a totally different story. >> thank you. >>> the time now 20 minutes before 7:00. want to order something from amazon but don't want to wait to get it? wish granted. it's called prime now. we'll explain the new service coming up. >> and a california man may lose a hand after a bite by a rattlesnake. why his mother is calling him a fool. >> and the market opened about 10 minutes ago. it's up about 330 points. more than 2%. of course futures were up yesterday. the market started strongly. as for what's next, we'll get an update from kcbs radio's fina

kiet do with an update on the repaving of foxworthy avenue, where he is all too familiar with the bumpy ride. >> reporter: never thought i would center to say this, but there is -- never thought i would have to say this but there is nothing like the sound of a jackhammer in the early- morning hours. for years, foxworthy avenue has been a pain in the asphalt. crews are repaving the road that has been the poster child of neglect. it's rough. >> foxworthy is pretty rough. >> reporter: it's supposed to be a quiet neighborhood street. instead it has battle scars. i have driven on this road for seven years dodging potholes like a race car driver on a absolutely come course. someone put up a sign last year that said pothole mine field ahead. we didn't know whether to laugh or cry. >> it's kind of sad. >> reporter: is there an easy answer when people ask what took so long? >> the short answer is money. >> reporter: mayor sam liccardo says during the great recession police and fire services took priority over the road. all the while, small cheaper cracks grew into gaping expensive holes. the goo

kpix 5's kiet do with how it came to an end. >> reporter: take a look at the house. this is what it looks like after a 12-hour s.w.a.t. standoff in morgan hill just a mess inside. the doors were left open. the there were holes poked in the house and they sprayed tear gas inside there pretty much stuff left everywhere. >> i don't know -- it sounded like i don't know like a flash- bang or -- >> reporter: this all began around 1:00 yesterday afternoon when police got a call of a wanted felon on manor court in morgan hill. when officers arrived, they saw the man go into the house and we were told that it's the home of a friend. however, since the man was wanted for several violent felonies out of san jose, it's unclear if he was armed. police told the homeowners to get out and evacuated the neighborhoods. morgan hill police called the s.w.a.t. team. they tried to use a bull horn and coax them out over the next couple of hours. he didn't budge until about 1:00 this morning. he is 24 years old and was booked into the santa clara county jail. >> at this point we're not disc

kiet do with more on the agreement, that's expected to save the city over $1 billion over 30 years. >> reporter: we are just hours away from san jose turning the page in its history. the city council will vote on the police and fire deal at 1:30 as part of the negotiation san jose still on track to save about $1.7 billion over 30 years by switching to a lower cost healthcare plan and eliminating pension bonuses. after the voters passed measure b three years ago a mass exodus of officers left the department. sjdp went from 1400 to 900 officers. now, among some of the details of the new deal for cops and firefighters it reinstates a definition of disability and creates an independent panel to determine disability for benefits. the officers will get an 8% raise, 5% bonus and officers who left can also claim that bonus if they come back. and bilingual officers will get a raise. >> mistakes have been made for many years on many issues and there's undoubtedly there are things that we all would have done differently. >> if we could have got something like this early on and -- and saved this

in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> for sneaker collectors who didn't catch out for kanye west's latesthoe release it might be too late. the limited edition "yeezy boost" 350s go on sale tomorrow but we spotted a couple of dozen sneaker heads lined up outside this market shoe store. one fan is in line since tuesday. >>> plan to get hopefully april couple of pairs. hopefully others. >> the shoes are similar to these only in black. there are going for $200 a pair. >> i don't like them. >> we won't be buying them. >>> dancing in the delivery room. >> do you know what the tootsie roll is? a teacher did it to speed up the process. >> back at it. >> tootsie role. >> so the baby boy was born on tuesday. his mother says she gave birth to the child's older sister after dancing. so she said why not do it this time? when he started coming the father hit record and put on the tootsie roll song. >> kept me going and dancing. the music, something that i love to do. >> there was no theatrics. it was just my wife dancing, so some joking commentary and look what we have now. >> awesome. the boy is almos

kpix 5's kiet do is live in san jose this morning with more on the agreement expected to save the city over $1 billion in the next 30 years. >>> reporter: we are hours away from san jose turning the page and closing a painful chapter in its history. this was the san jose city council set to vote on this new deal at 1:30 this afternoon. now, as part of the negotiations, san jose will still save $1.7 billion over the next 30 years by switching to a lower cost healthcare plan and also eliminating pension bonuses. now, after the voters overwhelmingly passed measure b three years ago, san jose has seen a mass exodus of officers retiring or leaving for other departments with sjpd shrinking from 1400 down to just 900 officers. now, among some of the details for both the cops of the firefighters it reinstates the previous definition of disability and creates an independent medical panel to determine eligibility for disability benefits. now, as for the police officers themselves, they will get an 8% raise, 5% bonus and officers who left can also claim the bonus if they come back and bilingual o

i'm kiet do with a live report is there an elk in your bed?h sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. only at a sleep number store. the time is now for the biggest sale of the year, where all beds are on sale! save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. >>> welcome back. uv index today at a nine. sunscreen a must. use soviet union pf30 plus. >>> fire crews are trying to get a handle on a fast-moving fire in washington. the oaklanding in a began fire has charred over 400 square miles the largest of several fires in the state. additional help from australia and new zealand have been called in but rising heat and winds could cause the fire to spread. >>> silicon valley getting heat for lack of women in the field. now as kiet do tells the us, a tech college is trying to change that with some new recruits. they are mostly women. >> welcome to our 7th annual gsb closing [ indiscernible ] seminar. >> whoo! [ applause ] >> reporter: it is graduation night for the graduate student program at singlarity university where they are showcasing t

kpix 5's kiet do with a message police have for the wanted man. >> reporter: crime scene technicians were out here in east san jose all night long, police finally wrapped it up here after spending fennel hours at the scene. we pick up this story with some dispatch audio recorded last night about a police chase. >> okay we have shots fired. suspect has a female occupant in the vehicle, per our last information -- [ inaudible ] i'm at 37th -- third haven court. got shots fired and one suspect down. >> reporter: and of course 187 is police code for homicide. now investigators believe the man they shot dead last night was about to kill the woman who was in the car with him. s.w.a.t. officers have been following the man for some time and he had a warrant for his arrest. and in connection with a grisly homicide last week. the police say the man realized he was being followed by police and led them on a chase back to his home on kirk haven court where he crashed his car. investigators say he jumped out of the car and took off running. when the man appeared to reach for his waistband the off

kiet do tells us what happened in the courtroom. >> your client is not present? >> that's correct. >> reporter: the woman didn't appear at her own arraignment and instead sent her lawyer. even though she was caught on camera lifting a 12-pound chihauhau up by the collar and slamming him repeatedly on the ground, she pleaded not guilty. >> she was caught on camera beating this dog and she still is pleading not guilty? >> with the evidence we have we feel confito file charges and that they will -- confident to file charges and that they will result in a verdict of guilty at trial. >> reporter: a neighbor captured the scene on cell phone video. since the dog was okay and didn't have permanent injuries the woman faces a misdemeanor charge of animal abuse. does the intent of causing harm to the dog carry any weight? >> sometimes it's hard to get into the mind of a defendant and so we really are just judging her on her actions. >> reporter: the lawyer left the courtroom and didn't stop to talk to media. inspectors found the boarding business was unlicense and and seize

and kpix 5's kiet do has that story. >> reporter: laura reyes was out on her morning walk something sheoes every day. but this time, she didn't come home. >> every morning she did, you know, for her own health and she actually i told her, um, wait a couple more weeks and i'll join you every day. >> reporter: yesterday morning police investigated a hit-and- run near welch park and tully. a red mitsubishi reported stolen two days ago was found abandoned a few blocks away. tires blown out, the windshield and hood bashed in from the impact. the force of the crash sent laura into the intersection. >> i have a headache, upset stomach. i'm thinking over and over like i can't believe it, i can't believe it. >> reporter: she says laura had been living at home for a year taking classes at de anza college with the hopes of becoming certified to run her own daycare center. laura's husband lives at the home too. >> he loved her a lot. he doesn't know how he is going to do it, he doesn't know you know -- she was everything for him. so he's really destroyed too. >> reporter: kiet do, kpix 5. >> invest