. >>> san jose mayor sam liccardo renewing his desire to protect dreamers.aca protects about 700,000 people brought to the u.s. as children from deportation. on tuesday a federal judge ruled against the trump administration's move to end daca. the judge then gave the administration 90 days to explain its arguments, why it thinks the program is illegal. >> can't arbitrarily like the administration say, you know, all of you, this program ends today when our courts can intervene. >> in a statement, mayor liccardo says san jose will continue fighting for the worthy aspirations of our hard working dreamers. >>> san francisco's planning commission is scheduled to hear public comment and vote on a proposal for one of whole food's slimmed down more affordable stores. whole foods applied to transform the lombardi sports store into the area's first 365 by whole foods. the commission received 139 letters of support from residents in the neighborhood and 30 letters of opposition. >>> hundreds of people packed grace cathedral last night, but not for your typical service.

when our courts can intervene. >>> mayor liccardo released a statement saying, quote, until congress acts, san jose will continue fighting for theworthy aspirations of our hard working dreamers. >>> happening now a meeting is taking place in san francisco that could play a role in whether shared electric scooters will be allowed on city treats. some san francisco residents have called for banning scooters. following complaints about scooters ridden on sidewalks, and being left where pedestrian trip on them. the meeting comes after the board of supervisors voted scooter companies must follow policies established by the metropolitan transportation agency. >>> and ending the backlog, a push to speed up the testing of rape kits in san jose. >>> vegetarian meals for prisoners and patients, a local lawmaker says it's the right thing to do. >>> um i'm meteorologist sandhya pat. a combination of sun and clouds now. maybe sprinkles laertd this we can. i'll have a closer look coming right up. >>> and odds are you hated tleeftd one driver's license photo maybe soon you can do something about it

mayor sam liccardo toured the scene saying his city is ready to help.sam liccardo/san jose mayor "... are checking into see if there are any vacant apartments that displaced families can use and we are working with the red cross to make sure there is a safe landing for these people.."the 36 unit complex suffered heavy damage. it passed inspection last fall and there are smoke alarms but it was built before sprinklers were mandated. there is widespread smoke damage and some residents may have lost everything. josh zanger is countng his blessings.josh zanger/fire victim "...i'd say we had about four minutes to get dressed, grab a few thongs andget out of there..."rosa perlera/fire victim "...i was trying to save people, i was yelling, fire, fire, fire..." (rob live) the cause of the fire is still under investigation. the city's arson tram has been on scene but i am told that is routine in large fires like this one. inspectors are having to go through all 36 units to determine the extent of damage. live in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (vicki) in the north bay-- a mother is behind ba

mayor sam liccardo toured the scene saying his city is ready to help.sam liccardo/san jose mayor "...we are checking into see if there are any vacant apartments that displaced families can use and we are working with the red cross to make sure there is a safe landing for these people.."the 36 unit complex suffered heavy damage. it passed inspection last fall and there are smoke alarms but it was built before sprinklers were mandated. there is widespread smoke damage and some residents may have lost everything. josh zanger is countng his blessings.josh zanger/fire victim "...i'd say we had about four minutes to get dressed, grab a few thongs andget out of there..."the fire department tweeted a message saying that keeping bedroom doors closed at night can buy valuable time. captain matlow clarified the tweet.capt. mitch matlow/san jose fire dept. "...in an apartment, and there is fire in the hallway, keep the door closed and that will keep the fire out and then we can come and rescue you from a window or balcony.also among the survivors, several pets, including these two cats rewscued b

mayor sam liccardo toured the scene saying his city is ready to help.sam liccardo/san jose mayor "...we are checking into see if there are any vacant apartments that displaced families can use and we are working with the red cross to make sure there is a safe landing for these people.."the 36 unit complex suffered heavy damage. it passed inspection last fall and there are smoke alarms but it was built before sprinklers were mandated. there is widespread smoke damage and some residents may have lost everything. josh zanger is countng his blessings.josh zanger/fire victim "...i'd say we had about four minutes to get dressed, grab a few thongs andget out of there..."the fire department tweeted a message saying that keeping bedroom doors closed at night can buy valuable time. captain matlow clarified the tweet.capt. mitch matlow/san jose fire dept. "...in an apartment, and there is fire in the hallway, keep the door closed and that will keep the fire out and then we can come and rescue you from a window or balcony.also among the survivors, several pets, including these two cats rewscued b

mayor sam liccardo toured the scene saying his city is ready to help. ( robin )the building passed inspection last fall... and there were smoke alarms inside... but the apartment was built before water sprinklers were mandated. ( robin )as the demand for data grows in the bay area... smaller cities like danville... are trying to balance the need for stronger cell phone signals... verses... the concerns of their residents about cell towers popping up throughout the city. kron 4's gabe slate explains.. danville, like most bay area cities is growing quickly the demand on the cell phone networks is being pushed. the cell phone network providers want to add these micro towers called small cells to existing city infrastructure to boost cell signals. these are typically added to the tops of light poles or power poles.

mayor sam liccardo is expected to announce the launch... of "starship technology's" robot delivery service today. >>> sidewalk robots are rolling into san jose. the mayor will announce the robot delivery service today. sam liccardo says sidewalk robots could be beneficial for the elderly and people with disabilities. but he stressed that pedestrians on the sidewalk come first. starship will announce their plans for san jose first deploy san francisco last year and were quickly banned in most of the city due to complaints. >>> work is under way on a project meant to ease traffic headaches for drivers in alameda county. when it is finished, the new express lane will cover nine miles on northbound 680 between mission boulevard and fremont and highway 84 in sunol. a groundbreaking ceremony was held yesterday. analysts say that part of 680 is one of the most congested. stretches of freeway in alameda county and really the entire bay area, it's used by commuters from silicon valley, the tri-valley, san joaquin county and even stanislaus county. >

liccardo circulating a memo, which according to mercury news, questions 34 people going on the trip,0 paid for by the city. in the future the mayor would like to see a single person visiting. >>> a woman could affect how women across california are paid. she sued the office of education after learning she was being paid less than a male co-worker. the county claimed her salary was based on her prior pay. a federal court ruled employers cannot pay women less than men based on previous salaries. the superintendent plans to appeal through the supreme court. >>> u.s. postal service needs your help to identify the person who stole one of the agency's big blue metal collection boxes in oakland. it happened early monday morning in chabot road. officials say this time of tax returns and acceptance of financial aid forms would be some of the mail inside of the box. anyone arrested faces five years in prison and $250,000 fine. >>> never more than seven minutes away from accuweather forecast. big story today outside morgan hill, up to 12 to 14 degrees warmer. let's talk temperatures. mid to upp

mayor sam liccardo toured the scene saying his city is ready to help.sam liccardo/san jose mayor "...re checking into see if there are any vacant apartments that displaced families can use and we are working with the red cross to make sure there is a safe landing for these people.."the 36 unit complex suffered heavy damage. it passed inspection last fall and there are smoke alarms but it was built before sprinklers were mandated. there is widespread smoke damage and some residents may have lost everything. josh zanger is countng his blessings.josh zanger/fire victim "...i'd say we had about four minutes to get dressed, grab a few thongs andget out of there..."the fire department tweeted a message saying that keeping bedroom doors closed at night can buy valuable time. captain matlow clarified the tweet.capt. mitch matlow/san jose fire dept. "...in an apartment, and there is fire in the hallway, keep the door closed and that will keep the fire out and then we can come and rescue you from a window or balcony.also among the survivors, several pets, including these two cats rewscued by an

mayor sam liccardo says with half the council members overseas, the city council was unable to function. all but one of the council members traveled to japan at city expense. some are accusing mayor liccardo of grandstanding about the issue when they were already out of the country. the mayor says that's not the case. >> in fact, i approached several of those council members including the one who complained the most asking to talk about this issue before they left the country. and so there's been no sleight of hand here. >> only certainly people saw what he was doing. when he released the memo, it was when most of us were already gone. >> a new policy could potentially limit the number of council members allowed to travel at once. a city council committee is set to review the options. >>> the slim hopes of keeping toys 'r us alive got slimmer. iane king hall of "cbsmoneywatch" has that and more from the world of business. >> reporter: good morning. we'll start with stocks on wall street, broad gains yesterday. dow up 213. nasdaq up 125. >>> dick sporting goods is destroying all the guns

. >> this morning mayor sam liccardo of san jose is questioning why half of the city council and staff are visiting japan on the taxpayers' dime. it celebrates the anniversary of the sister relationship with okayama. liccardo circulating a memo, which according to mercury news questions the necessity of 34 people going on the trip, 20 of them paid for by the city. in the future the mayor said he would like to see a single member of the council represent san jose on visits like this. metropolitan transportation commission moving ahead with a plan to study a new bridge or tunnel across san francisco bay. it's gotten support of dianne feinstein. and east bay congressman. they say the so-called southern crossing is badly needed to relief congestion on the bay bridge. this is a map showing what one day could be reality. one proposal calls for new bridge 880 and san leandro and 380 on the peninsula. >>> happening today, a debate about where legal marijuana should be grown in sonoma county. the board of supervisors will discuss rewriting rules for where cannabis can be grown. this comes after

if the ducks win, sam liccardo sends off $100 and a box of eggo waffles.invented in san jose. >> i have them in my freezer. >> me too. >> let's go to commercial because coming up on the 9 here, disney wants to take you to infinity and beyond. up next, we will go live to disneyland where ktvu's frank mallicoat tell us about the pixar fest celebration kicking off today. >> you think you are so clever. >> i had to sneak it in there. to describe the new signature crafted recipe by mcdonald's: garlic white cheddar. layered with a slice of white cheddar cheese... a medley of crispy garlic chips... ...and a dramatic drizzle of creamy garlic aioli. (breath) luckily, you can take your time to savor every bite. >> all right. starting today, disneyland is celebrating everything pixar. >> they invited ktvu to help kick off pixar fest. >> frank mallicoat is there live. >> reporter: good morning, guys. it is a beautiful day at the happiest place on earth. right outside of sleeping beauty's castle. pixar fest kicks off today and goes until september the 3rd. the park is

---y como nos dice paola reyes la idea ya es controversial banner pam carolina sam liccardo hace 32 anosta mujer funge como guardabosques de la ciudad de san jose.... es una de solo doce empleados a cargo de proteger mas de doscientos parques y decenas de millas de arroyos y senderos.... ademas, de ser llamados a desalojar campamentos de desamparados que ponen en riesgo el medio ambiente... "unfortunately, within the homeless community.... "desafortunadamente, dentro de la comunidad desamparada hay un elemento criminal" durante la reunion del consejo celebrada anoche, guardabosques hablaron de los peligros que enfrentan a diario, crecientemente sus labores van enfocadas a la aplicacion de la ley lidiando con desamparados, prostitutas y pandilleros con solo una porra y gas pimienta para defenderse.... es por ello que el consejo evalua el armarlos con pistolas o redefinir sus funciones... "el ar,as a los guardabosques no es algo que tomamos ligeramente" el alcalde de la ciudad se opone a la idea.... considerando que una mejor opcion seria que el departamento de policia tome responsabilidad

only at disneyland resort. >>> welcome back, san jose mayor sam liccardo will be in sacramento addressingproblem. >> the mayor joins us live from our san jose studio. >> good morning. good morning. >> what do you plan to say to the governor? he is proudly frugal and talked about saving money for a rainy day, how do you convince the state to give up money to individual cities? >> well, we love the frugality of the governor. we also know there is a $6 billion surplus this year. we are asking that 25% be spent on the homelessness crisis. we have got about 1100 affordable housing units under construction in development in san jose but we need more. we think having the flexibility of dollars enabling us to get housing built quickly is essential to address the crisis. >> how do you benefit through the house bill because it is my understanding when i say benefit the money will be allocated directly to the city if approved instead of going through the counties. what would the difference be because you get the money directly from the city, not the county? >> we recognize through the state the cris

the mayor sam liccardo says the repairs are top of mind. >> it's better for the city to pay for it it with taxpayer dollars than each of the motorists to pay for it. >> right now crews are finishing up major upgrades near highway 101. next week over to this stretch of rogers road in san jose which has seen better days. lert this summer sections of san antonio street will get a make over lasting about 20 years. the projects, just a sampling what's to come as long as funds from the state continue to come in. employees at tire time on story road say they've been busy. >> mostly with the low profile -- the there is less cushion, it's just bangs harder. >> city officials understand how challenging it can be. in most cases they are able to patch up pot holes within two days of getting the call. the city council identified a new list of other streets to repair in 2019 pending funding from the state. $87.5 million has been aloindicated for the two-year program. ? san jose, chris wynn, abc 7 news. >>> just a short time ago tesla confirmed the occupational safety health administration is invest

mayor sam liccardo responded to the decision tweeting: bart's board is expected to approve the plan laterhis month. the 4-point-7 billion dollar project could be done by 20-25. time is 4-- here's neda iranpour with a check of weather. bart's board will approve the plan later this morning. the project could be done by the year 2025. >>> bart might be a good option if you are like me and hate driving in the rain. >> yeah. it's not going to be a fun drive this morning, no. it's wet roads so take it easy. we always see people hydroplaning when things like this happen. i want to get right to a upgraded flood advisory for the north bay. areas in yellow are under a flood watch part of northern california but now the blue would include marin county and sonoma county. that's where the flood advisory, they are already starting to see some minor flooding in marin and sonoma counties because of the amount of moderate to heavy rainfall that we have seen overnight and through this early-morning hour. so that was just issued by the national weather service. i wanted to get that out there immediately and

. >>> today's asher day, san jose mayor sam liccardo planted a tree in kelly park this morning. asher day celebrates the roll of trees in our lives and promotes tree planning and care. first observe as a formal holiday inn 1872 in nebraska. >>> a gap between two of the east by's most heavily used bike and pedestrian pathways has been filled in. drone view 7 flew over the link between the richmond and other greenways. after years of planning and construction it opened to the public today. a new intersection went in allowing people to cross busy san pablo avenue safely. the pathway will allow people on footed and bike to travel from berkeley to point richmond on the greenways uninterrupted and unfettered. >>> the warriors are definitely running the clock. both steph curry and head coach steve kerr say it's another day before a decision on whether he plays into foam's game one of the second round of of the playoffs. abc 7 news laura anthony and ied the practice. >> i'm getting there for sure. >> he is close but is he close enough? while steph curry rehabilitatetation has been condu

moving forward...liccardo reccomended nominating just one councilmember be sent on trips to sister cities over taxpayer money being used to fund trips -- as well as the council not being able to tend to official city business while away. today's city council meeting focused on less pressing issues because so many council members were absent. let's take a look outside right now...(grant) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: a weak storm moved into the bay area today with a few showers. you can see the storm on doppler radar as it moved through. there is a chance of a few lingering showers tonight otherwise we will see plenty of clouds. on the satellite you can see another storm off the coast. the next one will be a little stronger with rain and some gusty winds tomorrow evening. most of the day tomorrow will be dry with just increasing clouds. that changes late in the day with a chance of showers in the north late in the afternoon. the storm then sweeps across the rest of the bay area tomorrow night. by thursday it will be over leav

mayor sam liccardo toured the scene. he says the city is ready to help. liccardo/mayor san jose "we are checking into see if there are any vacant apartments that displaced families can use and we are working with the red cross to make sure there is a safe landing for any of the families that were displaced."> ( darya ) the building passed inspection last fall... and there were smoke alarms inside. but the apartment was built before water sprinklers were mandated. ( james ) and this san diego county is supporting president trump's lawsuit against california's immigration policy. the county board of supervisors yesterday to suppor the lawsuit. the suit claims that california's sanctuary state law is limiting local police cooperation with federal immigration authorities. this is now the second county in southern california to support the lawsuit. ( james ) and new this morning president trump is tweeting about california's immigration laws saying quote: "there is a revolution going on in california. so many sanctuary areas want out of this ridiculous, crime

. >>> the city of san jose is worried about mayor sam liccardo of travel memos. sing san jose's sister city in japan, t mayor says the city is suffering a budget shortfall and they should be more concerned about money. they are trying to limit the number of councilmembers allowed per trip. >>> santa clara county needs your help. the registrar of voters needs about 6,000 election officers to work at various polling elections. also needed are people who speak other languages. there are roughly 800 languages around the country. >>> the bay area community foundation will host a debate featuring the major candidates running for governor. the 90-minute event will be broadcast live right here on nbc bay area and our sister station telemundo 48. it will be moderated by our political director and chuck todd. >>> they seem to be everywhere, electric scooters at any hour of the day, scattered across sidewalks in san francisco's financial district. that's after three different companies rolled out scooters in the past few weeks. mark matthews is at city hall where at least o

. >>> antonio villaraigosa is in san jose after mayor sam liccardo endorsed him. he is expected to be endorsed by several city councilmembers today as well. >>> and next on face off live on tv. >>> chuck todd will moderate. >>> today, dieanne feinstein will offer support for dreamers. she go be taking part in a so-called thor fire side chat. she will talk about possible solutions for daca. >>> a tragic crash on the california coast. the reason police now believe the parents may have driven off the coast on purpose. ..in a mysterious and deadly crash in california. police revealing they now believe it was (intentional. ( the parents were killed... >>> police believe now that the crash was intentional. >> brarnlts killed with three of their children and another three still missing. >> reporter: this morning new suspicion that this horrific family crash was intentional. inside this mangled suv, police recovered the bodies of married couple jennifer and sarah hart and three of the six documented children. the other three believe to be in the suv are still missing. now

today mayor sam liccardo is set to announce e launch of "starshi >>> good morning, it is 7:56. prepare to make way for robots on the streets in san jose. today mayor sam liccardo is set to announce the launch of starship technologies' delivery service. robots could be beneficial for the elderly and disabled but he stresses pedestrians on the sidewalk come first. >>> police arrested a transient suspected of stealing a beer truck from a convenience store parking lot in santa rosa. the abandoned truck was found yesterday with gps technology. the suspect was then found after drivers reported a man on u.s. highway 101 wearing nothing but american flag shorts. >>> raffic and weather in just a moment. >>> 7:57. that traffic alert is in effect for drivers along 242 in the east bay. we have slowdowns building out of antioch westbound highway 4. 47-minute ride from somersville road to 242 due to a deadly motorcycle crash that's blocking two lanes along 242 right near grant line. here's a live look at highway 4 approaching the port chicago highway that westbound commute very heavy trying

. >>> sam liccardo will head to the -- to discuss california homeless crisis with state leaders.ined me live on mornings on 2 saying he will make a district appeal to governor brown. >> we also know that there is a $6 billion surplus this year. we're asking that a quarter of that surplus be spent on this homelessness crisis we have throughout the state of california. and we've got about 1100 affordable housing units under construction in san jose. but we need much more. >>> a recent report in the los angeles times says california's homeless population has reached 134,000 people. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf joined us on mornings on 2. mayor schaaf says the city is opening up another tough village. there are plans to build more affordable housing with 200 units set to be available by the end of the year. i asked her what it's like to be criticized by president trump repeatedly for warning undocumented immigrants? >> it's a little surreal. but again, i feel like maybe not for all oaklanders but that i'm speaking for most oaklanders. and oaklanders want to be seen as a city of val

this morning mayor sam liccardo visited with some of the people forced out by this fire. >> when you have a rope coming off the balcony, that is a rescue. firefighters act sod incredibly, effectively to get everybody out of the apartment building without any injury at all. >> i heard someone yell fire, fire. they were running down the street. so i got up and put on clothes and ran outside and the apartment next to us there was two apartments up in flames. >> reporter: this was a five alarm fire. meaning extra crews had to be called in from across the city to battle the flames and rescue people from their units. the apartment building that caught fire has a total of 36 unites. all of them were damaged in some way. either by the flames or by smoke. it's unclear when people will be able to return to their apartments. everyone is getting help from the city and of course the red cross. as for the cause of this fire, an arson investigator was called out here to the scene but at this point there is nothing to suggest the fire was suspicious in nature. in san jose alex savage ktvu fox 2 news

. >>> you may remember last week mayor sam liccardo proposed restricting taxpayer funded travel when it came to light that the city paid to sent 20 delegates to japan to honor the anniversary of that sister relationship. lick c . >>> elon musk's nunl los angeles may be built sooner than previously thought. "the l.a. times" reports the city's public works approves -- if the full city council approves, it may fast track it by months or even years. this shows musk's plan to build tunnels for high-speed transit. some fear the city is rushing through the exemption process for new technology. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. mike is here. this is the beginning of the warmup, huh? >> absolutely. possibly a good growing season coming our way. i just want to throw this out there. one of our directors, he asked if i could put a pot leaf on tomorrow's seven-day forecast so it's legal. >> do you have one? >> i could find one. i do not have one yet. he's like you've got earth day down there. why not have 4/20? i thought it was funny. >>> 5:18 this mornin

san jose mayor sam liccardo throwing out the first pitch in willow glen.s is the eighth annual under the lights showcase. the lights are brought in just for this weekend. it's an event that brings the community together to celebrate two days of little league baseball. >> it's about bringing the community together. it's about bringing the kids together and really giving them a little bit of a spotlight. memories to last forever. >> the four team showcase runs through tonight in willow glen. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, it's our "clear the shelters" segment featuring our friends from pets in need. we will introduce you to little eli next. segment" this morning -- some special guests fr >>> welcome back. it is our "clear the shelters" segment. this morning, special guests as always from pets in need. program manager martha hollander and adoption specialist are here with eli, an 8 week-old kitten. i admittedly am more of a dog person, there, i'm just going to say it. but eli is so cute. it's like groundhog day every week when i say the

a spokesperson for mayor liccardo says it's not city hall. francisco, oakland and berkeley already have a soda tax. >>> $11 billion may have saved the controversial delta tunnels. california's largest water agency has voted to spend the money on the project. the 35-mile-long tunnel defensive, funding for the $16 billion project had been in question until yesterday's vote. the delta tunnels project has been a top priority of governor proun. >>> spring time means lots of newborn animals in san jose. unfortunately hundreds are orphaned because of human activity. the wildlife center of silicon valley is caring for four coyote pups after their mom get hit by a car. they'll stay there for six months before being released into the wild. the wildlife center says people can take some action at home. >> animals are looking for the perfect location, if there's a source of water and free food on the ground, then why not stay? >> put away pet food and pick up fallen fruit and vegetables, keep yards well lit at night. blocking access to raised decks and sh

in a statement, mayor sam liccardo says everyone counts. and values held dear by millions of americans. adding a citizenship question will stoke fears and duh press participation. threatening hundreds of millions in funding, health, and education, and other critical services upon which our entire community depends. >> meanwhile just this morning in washington the supreme court over turned a federal law. in a 5-4 vote, the high court said the term crime of violence is too vague to enforce. conviction for a crime of violence subjects an immigrant to being deported. >> president trump took to twitter to criticize governor brown. >> the president tweeted in part, looks like jerry brown and california are not looking for safety and security. he cannot come to terms for the national guard to patrol and protect the border. the high crime rate will only get higher. this came as governor brown spoke a the national press club about president's request for national guard troops. >> there has been a little bit of back and forth as you always get with b

. >>> san jose mayor sam liccardo renewing his call for congress to protect dreamers.ose was the first city to sue following president trump's decision to end daca. it protects 700,000 people brault to the u.s. as children from deportation. on tuesday, a federal judge ruled against the trump administration's move to end daca. the judge gave the administration 90 days to explain its arguments why it thinks the program is illegal. >> one can't arbitrarily, like the administration say, all of you, this program entds today when our courts can intervene. >> in a statement the mayor said until congress acts, san jose will continuing fighting for the worthy aspiratios of our hard working dreamers. >>> san francisco's planning commission is expected to hear public comment and vote on a proposal for one of whole foods' new slimmed down, more affordable stores. whole foods applied to transform this lombardi store on jackson and poll streak into the area's first 365 by whole foods. the commission received 139 letters of support from residents in that neighborhood and 30 letters o

today's -- sat empty at today's meeting and if mayor samly card' gets his way, it will never -- sam liccardos way, it will never happen again. >> clearly this isn't the best way for us to spend public money. >> reporter: besides taxpayers footing the bill to send 10 city employees including the city council members and their staff for the 60th anniversary of san jose's sister city relationship with okayama, japan, the trip also interrupted city business according to a memo written by the mayor. with half the council gone the mayor said it forced the cancellation of discussing items reeling to homelessness, after school programs and more. >> we've -- relating to homelessness, after school programs and more. >> i want to focus everybody's resources on the work of the public in san jose. >> reporter: now the mayor is proposing if he or she can't, only one representative will be able to go on sister city trips upon city council approval. of the staff who traveled to japan, only one council member paid out of his pocket. >> i appreciate that council member khamis paid his own way. so certainly we

. >>> san jose mayor sam liccardo renewed a call for congress to protect dreamers. in came after a day after the order entered to end daca. san francisco was the first city to sue after the decision to end daca. daca protect base 700,000 people brought to the u.s. as children. the federal government has 90 days to explain arguments before the judge's order takes effected. immigration advocates also agree with the court allowing new daca applications. >> someone can't arbitrarily like the administration say, you know, all of you -- this program ends today. when our courts can intervene. >> the mayor released a statement saying until congress acts san jose will continue fighting for theworthy aspirations ever our hard working dreamers. >>> apple ceo tim cook talked trade today with president trump at the oval office. yesterday cook attended the state dinner for france's president. the kwhous did not provide any details about today's meeting but said cook also met with the top economic advisers. apple produces of majorities of products in china. the u.s. is expected to

hands>( james ) state attorney general javier becerra joining south bay leaders including mayor sam liccardoh's "national prescription drug take- back day." the effort is described as a responsible way to dispose of unused or expired medications. ( james ) moving on to the warriors.golden state now has a 2 game lead over the san antonio spurs. steph curry... will be re-evaluated curry... will be re-evaluated saturday... but don't expect him back this series... in the 3rd quarter kevin durant goes off... hits the step back three-;pointer then durant hits then hits another. k-d ends the night with 32 points 4th quarter belonged to klay thompson. he helped the warriors pull away from the spurs with 31 points for the night. final score... 116-101 warriors... they lead the series 2-0 ... game 3 thursday in san antonio. ( darya ) the oakland a's celebrate their 50th anniversary today. this ... after steam rolling through the white sox at the coliseum white sox at the coliseum last night. jed lowrie at bat ... he grounded into fielder's choice to shortstop. that brings in two runners to score.befor

hands> (pam) state attorney general javier becerra joining south bay leaders including mayor sam liccardo jose today... to discuss efforts to prevent prescription drug abuse ahead of april 28th's "national prescription drug take- back day." the effort is described as a responsible way to dispose of unused or expired medications. (steve) meanwhile, in our nation's capitol -- between the white house and the washington monument stands - the "prescribed to death" memorial. a wall of 22- thousand pills, each engraved with the image of someone who fatally overdosed on opioids in 2015. (pam) washington correspondent morgan wright reports, the national safety council is behind the memorial to wake- up americans.... to the very real dangers of addictive opioids ... the names of loved ones come and go - as a ticker tallies the increase of fatal overdoses from opioids.maureen vogel, spokeswoman, national safety council: the opioid crisis is the worst drug crisis in united states historymw: maureen vogel of the national safety council says one of the most dangerous drugs today is legaland might be si

but san jose's mayor sam liccardo says it is an option being used in europe. >> i was able to witness in europe. i know this is an innovative approach that can save dime and money and can deliver a safer product. >> critics of the single tunnel technology say it is too new and it would involve different safety procedures for bart workers, other passengers and first responders. supporters of the plan say it could keep downtown san jose alive during the construction. they compare it to arthroscopic surgery on santa clara street instead of open heart surgery on one of the busiest downtown streets in san jose. >>> caltrans is improving parts of highway 37 to reduce traffic jams and prevent drivers from cutting people off. cars have been darting over into the single lane where highway 37 splits to highway 121 and sonoma. over the weekend, caltrans reconfigured the lanes and repainted them as a broken line. there's a diagram there. so that drivers can go east in two lanes instead of just one. a trip on that stretch of highway 37 takes 20 minutes without traffic. but with traffic, it can tak

hands>( james ) state attorney general javier becerra joining south bay leaders including mayor sam liccardois described as a responsible way to dispose of unused or expired medications. ( darya ) meanwhile, in our nation's capitol -- between the white house and the washington monument stands - the "prescribed to death" memorial. a wall of 22- thousand pills, each engraved with the image of someone who fatally overdosed on opioids in 2015. ( james ) washington correspondent morgan wright reports, the national safety council is behind the memorial to wake- up americans.... to the very real dangers of addictive opioids ... the names of loved ones come and go - as a ticker tallies the increase of fatal overdoses from opioids.maureen vogel, spokeswoman, national safety council: the opioid crisis is the worst drug crisis in united states historymw: maureen vogel of the national safety council says one of the most dangerous drugs today is legaland might be sitting in your medicine cabinetmaureen vogel, spokeswoman, national safety council: we are losing 115 people a day to overdoses from opioids -