that san joaquin's injected water is escaped the zone into which it was injected. three other oil companies said they comment because of pending litigation. the device of oil & gas wouldn't talk. the chief deputy director of the water resources control board, his agency is assisting the division of oil & gas in a federally mandated review of hundreds of injection wells that the epa has determined could potentially be contaminating california's drinking water supply. >> we did a first cut review and identified a number of wells that needed further study. >> reporter: dozens were found in violation. the well near mike's farm was not on the list. but jonathan admits -- >> there is a theoretical potential that an abandoned well that perforates down into the oilfield might have some cross-connection with a water zone. >> reporter: he says so far, noels used for irrigation or drinking have been found to be contaminated. but the review process scheduled to be completed this month is way behind target. and all the geological and mechanical surveys to make sure the injectio

low clouds made it well inland, all the way to the san joaquin valley.leep with the windows open and woke up and had to turn on the heater. i had to grab a blanket last night. it was cold, dave. >> i know. >> i believe it. hang in there, olivia. this is olivia. hang in there. the long weekend is almost here. 54 and lie clouds in inverness this morning. i like that. that's good. all right. we -- hang in there. it will warm up a little bit. not a lot. it is a cooler friday. 50s and 60s coast and bay. low 70s inland. inland temps will stay on the cool side and gradual rewarm up during the holiday weekend. bottlerock will be cool this weekend. still overcast the last we saw from alex savidge. they will get clearing but then the temps drop quick. braves are back in town. i would dress warm. the end of the week is much, much cooler even though we started the beginning of the week for inland areas hot. we had mid-80s on tuesday. now they will be in the upper of 0s. saturday looks a little warmer. i don't see how you can increase any more of the fog. the inversi

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that facility is in acampo in san joaquin -- ocampo in san joaquin county has been connected to 18 deaths. the man killed yesterday was an experienced jumper. had 2-year-old matthew left the plane wearing a wingsuit with wings on the arms and legs, the parachute deployed at the end of the descent but it failed. >> he has some sort of a possibly a hard opening of his main parachute and, um, parachute began to spin and by the time he was able to, um, release the main parachute to try to initiate emergency procedures he was too low to the ground. >> he was doing a wingsuit formation at the time of the jump with four or five other people. he tried to cut the chute away as he was plummeting but it was too late. the faa is now investigating. >>> today is national missing children's day. and a bay area girl who vanished more than a year ago should be celebrating her third birthday today. kpix 5's emily turner went to find out where things stand now in the search for ariana fitts. >> reporter: she is fresh on the minds of family and loved ones. she is still being searched for by everyone but toda

reporter cory james has more about what happened at the san joaquin river.artbreak pierced across the san joaquin river, as family rushed into each other's arms, after learning their 18-year- old neng thao was submerged in about eighteen feet of water. --nats--loved ones say thao just celebrated his birthday and was supposed to graduate from edison high school next week....but instead he was the victim of a drowning that happened on a hot, saturday afternoon.where kendall parsio brought his kids.he tells action news they were sitting on the shore when a group of men starting screaming for help.kendall parsio: "he can't swim he can't swim."without hesitation, parsio and his friends jumped in.kendall parsio: "the current was taking us pretty fast and so we got out and went around in about 60 yards we can't see there was nobody there."the victim floated quickly downstream, causing an intense search and rescue for roughly two hours.--nats--with a helicopter in the sky, fresno fire say it was a fisherman who assisted them...using his boat's depth finder and knowl

san joaquin county and san bernardino have been two of the fastest growing regions in california. while moving to san joaquin, that is not what some of the residents are looking for. the governor had a proposal to fast track building but that died in the legislature. back to you fox2 ktvu news. >>> more snow expected in the sierra tonight. could drop snow levels as low as 5,500 feet. the weather is not having a big impact for drivers but some people who work out doors like contractors say they're ready for summer after a very long winter. >> we do get the snow. we get a whole bunch of it. so -- i've got one other house to do and that probably won't start until the middle of july. >>> so far this spring snow has not resulted in a chain requirements on the way to tahoe. >> kind of reminds me of minneapolis. the snow and weather near seemed to end. >> it's the middle of may what the heck? >> i have friends that live up there, concrete guys and ski instructors. they're over it. mother's day weekend it was snowing and raining, probably get 3 or 4 inches up top, up high. >> it's in sane

just this weekend, a high school student drowned in the san joaquin river.was set to graduate as a valid taurean of his senior class in fresno. u.s. coast guard said 85% of those are drawn in recreational boating accidents were not wearing life jackets. this is also coming in, the boat safety week is kicking off and folks are reminded to wear life jackets if you are on the water this memorial day weekend. live, jessica flores, kpix5. >> jessica, what else should the boaters know before going on the water? >> reporter: u.s. coast guard recommends marine flares and they want people to have a plan to let people know where they are going, family or friends, to have some type of plan. you want to check the water conditions and the weather conditions. it is very chilly and if you fall in the water you can suffer hypothermia. back to you. >>> it was a fantastic weekend but we are expecting a cool down? >>> along the coast, but not everywhere. in the inn areas will have a high of 95. in pittsburgh and where jessica is, in brentwood, tracy, back there, temperatures i

a high school senior from fresno drowned last weekend in the san joaquin river and was set to graduatehe valedictorian of his senior class. the u.s. coast guard said those that drown, 85%, not wearing life jackets. this week, ahead of memorial day, it's the national boat safety week and the u.s. coast guard reminds everyone to please wear a life jacket if you will be on the water. live in pittsburg marina, jessica flores from kpix5. >>> a man was convicted of killing sierra lamar and they are expected to talk about his childhood. his attorneys said he was abused and neglected. this is the part of the sentencing phase and he could face the death penalty. >>> a vote could put the contra costa da one step closer to losing his job. sandra osborne's live in the newsroom with the scandal that could force him out. >> reporter: travel, hotels and restaurants and even movie tickets. mark peterson acknowledged spending more than $66,000 from campaign contributions and personal expenses. a grand jury recommended ousting the da and the district attorneys association board voted unanimously that it

a man was killed yesterday during a jump from the lodi parachute center in ocampo in san joaquin county. we have a report. >> reporter: the skies bring euphoria to many skydivers but on wednesday, the adrenaline pumping sport took the life of 42-year-old matthew ciancia. >> i watched him dangle under his canopy unresponsive not trying to fight it and just tumbled down and down. >> reporter: he was on the same flight wednesday. he described watching ciancio spiral out of control. >> 10 or 15 feet from the ground, he finally cut away from his mains which suggested to me that maybe he was unconscious for most of that. came to consciousness not knowing what was happening and instinctively went to emergency procedures but by then it was too late. >> reporter: they had been flying together in their wing suits for more than two years. he says his friend was an experienced jumper and believes his main parachute failed causing it to open too fast. >> you're going 120 miles an hour. and so that could be stopped in an instant gives your body a huge shock. >> possibly a hard opening of his main par

out to the valley, the line from sacramento and stockton, modesto, the san joaquin valley, the system rotates, but the deep in the jet treatment will allow for slightly cooler air to move in, and the high pressure will start to build in tomorrow, up to the northern sacramento valley and up to the sierra, light morning rain, more of a punch the farther north you go. west, west, wswa component have breeze, and you can't get that out of the way but it's not 40 mph like yesterday. the cloud cover has held temperatures up, some in the 50s. gilroy, 53, 52 in boulder creek, 55, santa clara. cupertino, 54. campbell, 57. 77, las vegas, but breezy there. 54, truckee. pretty close there on the temperatures, and the thunderstorm activity to the east of them yesterday, and some that is moving into the sierra. going back 48 hours on the water vapor, because of this system on monday, that went through and ramped up the fog, higher clouds came in yesterday and light rain started last night and this is where we are right now, clearing taking place behind that. i think we'll see improving conditions la

(steve) and next:new details about the skydiver killed during a jump in san joaquin county.ght - despite multiple deaths at the same parachute center -- why the business says it's not responsible. new tonight at ten:we now know the identity of the skydiver -- killed in an accident near the lodi parachute center on wednesday. matthew ciancio was wearing a "wing suit"... when he fell to his death.he is the fourth person since 2016 to die at the lodi parachute center since 2016. today --- reporter ali wolf talked to skydivers -- who were already up in the air. (pkg)(nats//skydivers landing&soaring)"its human flight"'soaring through the open sky..skydiving is a way of life for gwillym hewetson. (nats gwillym)"to jump off of a mountain and fly down it is.. the best part of my existence so far"he suits up in a purple wing suit...which allows him to glide through the air -- at a 45 degree angle...(nats plane take off) on this day, as the plane takes off at the lodi parachute center....he remembers a fellow wingsuit skydiver who died wednesday.....(gwillym hewetson - skydiver)"he wa

and it flows from the sierra nevada and then it takes a turn through the san joaquin valley into the steep and swift river of the yosemite area. and that's where we anticipate some flooding tomorrow about a foot above flood stage the merced river in yosemite. sunrise from mount vaca, good morning, everybody, official sunrise at 6:12. wow! that is gorgeous. right now, we have temperatures in the 50s and 60s. light winds around the bay. but once we go north of the golden gate bridge, we have 12 to 15-mile-per-hour winds. these winds will be sustained later today again 12 to 15. 20 during the afternoon hours. visibility is unlimited. take a look at sutro tower looking out towards sausalito and tiburon. you can see forever this morning. here's what you need to know. first off today, another unseasonably warm to hot day away from the water. a repeat performance for your wednesday and then, as we forge forward towards your thursday and friday a big cooldown by 20 degrees inland. now, we saw a few high, thin clouds across the horizon. that's all right there. but the bulk of the clouds all d

they followed the suspect to a hope on san joaquin avenue and called in a swat team. they suggested the man was holding his girlfriend hostage. we are waiting for more information from police and how they ended the 9-hour stand off. bart is facing a class action lawsuit filed by a woman who says the bart app is collecting information from users. we spoke to the attorney who named bart and the app maker. >> they are offering a way to report criminal activity. >> the bart watch app was launched in 2014. this is promotional video on their website. it is the focus of a federal lawsuit. they are involved in connection of private user information. a woman filed the suit against bart and a company based in massachusetts. >> they didn't disclose they were doing this. had she known they would track her, perhaps they wouldn't utilize the app. >> it allows bart to track a phone i.d. and the location. she says the privacy policy is hidden by the keyboard. >> it is not disclosed. >> they didn't say that we will also in the background using the app to track you and create a databas

when he was booked into the san joaquin county jail, he confessed to being responsible for the murder of st. john, and that information was turned over to the alameda county sheriff's office last tuesday. here's the sheriff talking about the investigation. >> it is very disturbing to the entire neighborhood, the family, our detectives to see something so horrific, and -- and. an outpouring of support in regards to this case. we're able to let the family know that we identified the suspect a day before the services for the -- for the victim and -- and the family was grateful for that. >> reporter: st. john was a widow at the time of her murder and leaves behind two daughters. family members were here at the press conference but declined to speak. decany is still in jail dealing with sexual assault charges and he'll need to deal with that in the being sent to alameda county. the next court date is set for the end of the month. pete suratos. >> we're waiting for a verdict in this case, the first full day of jury deliberations in the sierra lamar murder case. antolin garcia-torres could i

. >> and it was an ingredient in two pesticides that you find this stuff all over the san joaquin valley. >> i put the blame primarily on dou and shell because they market these products for decades. >>> since 200543 different lawsuits were filed by dow and shell. and in anothier case they sited with the chemical company. their legal filings both companies contend that since they haven't set a legal allowable level, they shouldn't be liable for their clean up. >> have they waited to rr long to come to a standard here? >> one of the things most disturbing is to look at the amount of time it takes to get a legal limit set in california and realize when you look at the whole nation, california is the gold standard. we do better than anybody else. >> wouldn't you agree the state has taken far too long to get to this point? >> this is a classic case environmental injustice. there's no doubt about it. >> this is showing all the wells throughout california that have tcp in them. you can also find it on our website nbcbayarea.com. now we reached out to both dow and shell but they did not return

while moving to san joaquin, riverside, san bernardino is not the solution that bay area residents are on housing solutions. they referred us back to last year when the governor had a proposal to fast track building and that died in the legislator. in san jose, maureen naylor, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> san mateo county is making a big investment to create more affordable housing. the board of supervisors yesterday voted unanimously to spend $43 million on programs that would create new housing for working families. it will come from measure k, approved by voters last year. this eastbound tends an existing sales tax through 2043 and raises $80 million a year for the county. >>> such an important question, mike. >> yes. >> who makes the best burgers. >> my wife of course. >> oh, my goodness. the right answer. but for the masses, there is a new winner. >> oh, the fast food. >> i like in n out. >> it has been booted from the top spot. we will tell you who is now on top. >>> i'm hungry all of a sudden. right now traffic is still busy on 880. it will take you 15 minutes to drive from this point t

county sheriffs say 36 year old lucky [ indiscernible ] confessed to the murder while locked up in san joaquin county. video shows the suspect walking around the neighborhood randomly picking victims to burglarize. >> district attorney determined that the fire was in fact a related to torture. >> reporter: the sheriff's office says it's recovered evidence. an end to the month's long -- >> it is disturbing to the entire neighborhood, the family, our detectives to see something sohorrific. we're glad we were able to make sure this person is never going to commit crimes outside of jail again. >> that suspect has a long arrest record including two other car thefts in the bay area. >>> the white house was warned about white house security adviser michael flynn's ties to russia. that was a testimony today from sally yates. she wasn't the only one with a warning. we're following the hearings. >> reporter: as you know, this was the first time we heard from yates publicly about this investigation. while there was a lot she could not say, she did say her main concern when she went to the white house was

. >> investigators say decay confessed while he was already behind bars in san joaquin county. >>> san francisco police are reporting a drop in -- the number of incidents dropped more than 15% this year compared to the first quarter of last year. force was used in less than 1% of the calls and assaults on officers was down 45%. chief bill scott credits the department's efforts to train officers on deescalation at that time ticks -- tactics. >>> water officials in california say they have had to borrow $500 million to fix the damaged oroville spillway. the department of water resources say it took out that line of credit with wells fargo . 67million to repair the spillway. president trump did declare a major emergency over the spillway crisis and now the city will reportedly seek reimbursement for 75% of repair costs from the feds. >>> time now 4:35. get a check of the forecast. >> anything you did exciting yesterday afternoon? >> dog training, kid stuff, went to the gym. it was a busy day. >> busy, busy day. >> i actually went to pacifica and served for about an hour -- surfed for abou

was on the verge of becoming a cold case until the suspect started talking to the staff at the san joaquin county jail where he's been since early february on an related case charged with molesting his own child. >> five months after a woman was murdered and house set on fire, sheriffs have arrested a man already in jail. the 36-year-old is charged with the special circumstance murder of angela st. john. >> we believe the suspect went to the resident late in the evening, commit a burglary and steal items out of the garage and confronted by the victim. at that time he killed her and burned the residence and structure to hide the evidence. >> everybody needs their mom. >> reporter: in february, standard john's daughter told us how important it was to find the killer. >> my mom is the last person you would expect this to happen to. >> reporter: a surveillance video showing a man walking near the house and photos of the car and link to the suspect. that car was found in tracy. >> that vehicle was stolen just two days before the homicide and recovered just on may 4th. >> i am relieved. >> repor

the governor says san joaquin county have been two of the fastest-growing regions because they have lower housing prices and they are getting transplants from other parts of the state. >>> san mateo county making a big investment to create more affordable housing. yesterday the board of supervisors voted unanimously to spend $43 million on programs to create new housing for working families. the money will be coming from measure k. it was approved by voters last year. that measure extends to existing sales tax through 2043. it also raises $80 million for the county a year. >>> right now for 46:00. we check in with sal for a look at traffic. how does it work out there? >> we do have a crash. i told you about it last time. northbound 101. it's northbound 101 new oyster point. i do see traffic is not slowing down so much because it's very, very light on northbound 101. however, an accident write about here. you can still get through without major delays, but i would keep an eye on it for you there have been no major problems here. let's go way out from there. you can see tracy triangle traff

tortured her and then set the house on firement they say that the man was already in custody in san joaquin county jail, and he shared information that only the killer would know, and then they found evidence that linked him to the crime. a news conference will be held torl to release more information about the case. >>> celebrations throughout france as a country now has a new leader. this is the scene outside of the louvre museum in paris where they celebrated the election of emmanuel macron, the new president of france. he is going to be the youngest president in france's history at 39. and the world watched as he was up against a far right candidate marine le pen. and as here, the match was contentious, and the victor took to the podium for a victory speech a short time ago. >> i wish to also have a word for those who voted for ms. le pen. don't boo them. they expressed today an ainnger disappoint and a conviction and i support them. >> and he replaces the current france president francois hollande and he says that it shows that a majority of the people are standing by the european unio

. >>> the alameda county sheriff says an inmate in a san joaquin county jail is being charged with murder the death of a woman in castro valley 12 days before christmas. 36-year-old -- he's accused of setting her house on fire to cover it up. he was arrested on unrelated charges of lewd conduct with a child. well in custody he dedicated himself in the castro valley killing. she was the mother of two daughters and lived alone after her mother -- husband died last spring. >> he was walking around and randomly picked this residents. there is no connection between the suspect and the victim. it a terrible set of circumstances. >> he is charged with murder with special circumstances, torture and arson. if convicted he would be eligible for life without parole or the death penalty. >>> san jose police are investigating another officer involved shooting. the third in that city in about one week. the latest happened yesterday morning. the booking photo was released yesterday, kevin riley. they say he fired his weapon in the direction of officers which prompted them to return fire. no one was hit.

. >> the concern that we're focused on is the san joaquin system where you've got the four big reservoirs that feed into bankly the same channel. >> reporter: these days more of our precipitation now comes tin form of rain that runs off immediately and snow that melts much more quickly. >> what we are seeing is that we're getting faster, bigger runoff events in the winter and the spring, and that can cause big problems for our levee system, and for our dam system where we have problems with levees beg overtopped and dams facing structural challenges from so much water. >> reporter: the drought left sotle water to run through our vast hydroelectric infrastructure, consumers paid a dear price for fossil fuel electric generation. >> switching to natural gas from hydro power costs an extra $2.45 b. >> reporter: now the immense snowpack pretty much guarantees electric rate pairs will save half a billion dollars this year provided, of course, that we don't have too much damage. >> the one problem is when that excess water can actually cause damage to our dams and our hydro electricity infrastru

authorities located a suspect who refused to leave his home on san joaquin avenue and d street. the hostage negotiation teen spent hours trying to get him out of the house. finally, before 10:00 and after using a bull horn, the suspect stepped outside and was taken into custody. >>> a bay area woman filed a class action lawsuit against bart, claiming the transit agency is spying on its union riders through an app centered on reporting crime anonymously. the lawsuit says quote while represents represent that the bart watch app is a discrete way of reporting issues and monitoring alerts, defendants program the app to secretly collect the user's unique cellular identifiers, and monster user locations and track the identities of unanimous reporters. >> they can use an app >> reporter: bart responded with this statement, quote, bart does not track users and app user location information is only available if the user selects the option to share their location information and then bart only receives the user's location when the user is reporting an incident. the lawsuit has been filed

here in the bay area now breaking news in antioch where an hours long standoff ended at a home on san joaquin avenue and d street since 4:00 this afternoon. police tell us now the suspect they arrested was involved in a shooting this afternoon on st. francis drive and tonight officers used a bullhorn as they urged the suspect to surrender, which he finally did about an hour ago. >>> tonight pleasanton police are providing a fuller picture of what happened before an officer shot and killed a man this weekend. they say the man who died pointed this replica hand gun at them, not a real weapon. police say he walked out of the garage and moved toward them rapidly on saturday. officers went to the house after the suspect's wife called 911 saying he was acting erratically. they also said he had guns in the garage -- she also said he had guns in the garage. police say he aimed a shotgun through the side door and walked out the front door refusing demands to drop the replica. an officer opened fire killing the man now identified as 58- year-old shannon eastill. police and the d.a. are still investigat

charging documents say dacanay confessed to the killing while in the san joaquin jail on other charges. then investigators found corroborating evidence. >> i'm glad for the closure for the family. >> reporter: dacanay faces burglary, robbery, murder with torture, and other charges, which could make this a death penalty case. deputies say his physical description matches video from a neighbor's camera. >> if we contribute to it, i'd be very happy. >> it's unclear why dacanay would have been in the neighborhood. his home address is listed as stockton. he'll be extradited to alameda county to face the charges. st. john leaves behind two adult daughters who coincidentally held her memorial today. we're told some 150 people attended. in castro valley, katie udis, abc 7 news. >>> we're staying on top of developments in the 13-year-old double murder case. shawn gallo accuse to have had murder of a young cupper. lindsey and her fiance were found shot to death. investigators say they found evidence of the killings at galan's home and that he knew things only the kill worry know. they say the mu

reporter: today, thousands of miles of levees still guard against flooding throughout the suk and san joaquin valleys. much of the levee system was built in the 1800s to preverve farmland and much of the system has not been properly maintained or modernized. >> this road you can see the cracking. >> reporter: michael serves as lead central valley flood management planner with california's deputy of water resources. >> the levees are old. we are sitting on levees that were designed and conceptualized and constructed over 100 years ago. but we haven't really been paying the true cost of maint n maintaining our levees out here. >> reporter: if you think this sounds like someone else's probleman farm far away are the bust reling urban area, think again. >> they protect our water quality, water supply, our transportation corridors, our power grid. our electric utilities come through here. >> reporter: according to the if i have-year survey issued by the state last december 60% of all non-urban levees are at high risk of failure through underseepage or boils, structural instable or erosion. that's

he remains in the san joaquin county jar awaiting a transfer to alameda county. >>> police in fairfield are investigating a shooting where one person was killed and two others wounded. police say the received several 911 calls early yesterday morning about shots fired on crowley lane near pennsylvania avenue. one victim died at the scene. the injured were taken to the hospital. so far no arrests have been made. investigators have not released a possible motive. >>> a registered sex offender from orange county was arrested at santa rosa junior college where he was attending classes. using a different name. samuel j buckley was wanted in orange county for violation of sex offender registration requirements. santa rosa police determined he was using a different name to attend the college, bill to register as a sex offender and illegally left orange county where he was on parole. he will be extradited down to orange county. >>> the california supreme court issued a ruling in the states state of rest law. the court ruled californians can be required to work more than six straight days withou

charging documents say dacanay confessed to the killing while in the san joaquin jail on other charges. then investigators found corroborating evidence. >> i'm glad for the closure for the family. >> reporter: dacanay faces burglary, robbery, murder with torture, and other charges, which could make this a death penalty case. deputies say his physical description matches video from a neighbor's camera. >> if we contribute to it, i'd be very happy. >> it's unclear why dacanay would have been in the neighborhood. his home address is listed as stockton. he'll be extradited to alameda county to face the charges. st. john leaves behind two adult daughters who coincidentally held her memorial today. we're told some 150 people attended. in castro valley, katie abc 7 news. >>> we're staying on top of developments in the 13-year-old double murder case. shawn gallo accuse to have had murder of a young cupper. lindsey and her fiance were found shot to death. investigators say they found evidence of the killings at galan's home and that he knew things only the kill worry know. they say the murders

they say that suspect is in san joaquin for another charge, but he shared information that only the killer would know, and they have found evidence to link him to the crime. police will have a news conference tomorrow to tell us more about the case. >> and now, the people of france have elected a new president. this is the scene outside of the louvre. and they are celebrating emmanuel macron, the new president of france and he is the young eest in france's history. he is 39 years old. the election is being watched around the world as macron was up against the far right wing candidate marine le pen, and just like the election here in the u.s., the race was very contentious, and macron took to the podium for the victory speech a short time ago. >> i also wish to have a word for those who voted today for ms. le pen. don't boo them. they expressed -- they expressed today an anger, a disappointment. sometimes convictions. i are respect them. >> macron won with 65% of the votes, and he is going to replace francois hollande, and says that the victory shows that a majority of the people of france

. >> reporter: in in e-mail to kpix5 san joaquin facilities management told us there is no evidence the water escaped the zone into which it was injected. three other companies said they can't comment because of pending litigation. the division of oil and gas didn't want to talk to us either. jonathan bishop is chief deputy director of the water control board. he is assisting the division of oil and gas in a federally mandated review of hundreds of injection wells that the epa has determined could potentially be contaminating california's drinking water supplies. >> we did a first cut review and identified a number of wells that needed further study. >> reporter: dozens were found in violation. the well near mike's farm was not on the list, but jonathan admits . >> there is a theoretical potential that an abandoned well that perforates down into the oilfield might have some cross-connection with a water zone. >> reporter: he says so far no wells used for irrigation or drinking have been found to be contaminated, but the review process scheduled to be completed this month is way behind t

. >> the confession came while he was locked up in san joaquin county on unrelated charges of child molestation and vehicle theft. >>> two men are dead after their expertal plane crashed at lake berryessa and tonight the feds have begun their investigation into what went wrong. the accident happened this morning near the eastern end of the lake at a spot called little portuguese cove. reporter macy jenkins reports from vacaville where the ill fated flight began. >> reporter: napa county sheriff's department has identified the victims as 55- year-old jon murray karkow and 41-year-old cagri sever. they were on board an icon a5 plane when it crashed on the shore of lake berryessa monday morning. >> deputies take this hard and we're saddened and we'd like to give our condolences to the family. >> reporter: both men worked for icon aircraft in vacaville. icon ceo kirk hawkins sent a message to customers today saying in part this was a devastating personal loss for many of us. the thoughts and prayers of our entire organization are with the families of both people on board. they were both truly amazi

una persona muri en lodi, despues que no abrio su paracaidas al saltar de un avion en el condado san joaquin accidente ni la identidad de la victima. -- este es el decimo tercer accidente de este tipo en un periodo de 17 aÑos en ese lugar. -- la agencia federal de aviacion se hizo cargo de las investigaciones. lorena --un operativo puso en la mira a inmigrantes con antecedentes criminales, as lo aseguran las autoridades; sin embargo, al parecer tambin fueron arrestadas personas cuyo unico crimen era estar aqu sin documentos. cesar ---esto sucedi en varios condados de california durante un operativo masivo, como nos cuenta "raymond mesa"... take pkg 0:01 0:10 0:30 0:55 cg: video proporcionado por i.c.e. 188 arrestos. entre ellos un violador y un traficante previamente deportado. fueron el resultado de uno de los operativos intensivos que se realizan 3 o 4 veces al ano. este empezo el sabado y culmino el miercoles pasado. tc: inq: arrestamos a 188 personas. 177 hombres y 11 mujeres. oriundos de 11 diferentes pases.. cg: david marin/director de operaciones de ejecucion de extraccion 13 eran de

san joaquin thanks to lower housing price and other transplants.t isn't the solution some residents are looking for, we pressed the governor on housing solutions. they referred us to last year when they were going to fast track a building and it died in the legislature. >>> on wall street the nasdaq declined. the dow ended lower by 2 points. the s.&p. lost a point. >>> the highs were in the low 60s around the bay. inland there is a little sun. it was one of those deals, 62. san francisco at 59. it will be warmer tomorrow. this system moving through right there. there is snowfalling in lake tahoe. snow flurry the at the pass. cloudy now. clouds will clear out. we will see mostly sunny to partly sunny skies. it will be a gradual warm up. it is still leaving cooler air. it will take a little while to modify. from here temperatures go up. highs on wednesday, thursday, friday -- friday back in the 80s. high pressure with that characterristic north, northeast wind. the sky tomorrow, mountain view, south bay, looks like that tomorrow morning. 56 degrees.

an 18-year-old drowns while swimming at the san joaquin river.we'll hear from witnesses who tried to save him. plus... expect a hot day around the bay area today. meteorologist anny hong is in the weather center has a check of your forecast after the break. breaking news... san francisco police are investigating a home invasion and officer involved shooting in a bayview neighborhood. that's where we find kron four's will tran. will? ( will ) police have issued a shelter in place for people living in san francisco after an officer involved shooting. this following a home invastion in the bayview district. it happened in the area of quesada avenue and rankin street just after 11 last night. one person has been arrested. police are still searching the area. there are no reports of injuries. ( james ) thanks, will. (james) now lets get a check of weather and traffic. (anny hong): high pressure will maintain very warm and dry conditions for inland areas through today. a shallow marine layer and weak seabreeze will keep the coast seasonably cool. a coo

san joaquin county and riverside have a minute to of the fastest growing regions in california. >> we know san bernardino and riverside isn't the solution a lot of a side residents are looking for. we pressed for a solution. we spoke with a non- profit and they said the holdup was because of trade unions and environmental groups. in san jose the mayor says it will take years to get the housing in line with the demand . >> there is a part of me that doesn't want to know but people who sell their houses here what do they get for their money when they moved their. for example bend oregon. >> that's a great question. that family sold their home for $1.3 million they are doing a lateral move. they are moving from 1800 square feet to a 6,000 square foot home. a lot of people told us you can't get as much for your money as he used to. maybe if you look back a decade ago. a lot of regions are seeing impact of housing prices go up because of californians moving their. >> thank you. >>> sheriff's across california read the capital announcing sanctuary state legislation with lawmakers. the measu

the government says, san joaquin county and riverside san bernardino are two of the fastest growing becausees and they are getting transplants from other parts of the state. >>> 177 students at marin catholic high school have to retake their advance placement tests after the school tweeted what seemed like an innocent photo of students sitting down to take the tests on may 1. the chronic kell reports the photo caught the attention of the college board that notified school administrators that the testing conditions did not comply with regulations. the tables were not wide enough and they were too close together. the 177 students will have to retake the exams next week. >> no fair. >> i can't imagine my daughter's reaction if she had to re-take it. >> yes. >>> the warriors run their tenth straight playoff game last night, coming up at 6:00, we'll show you some of the highlights and the postgame reaction after last night's game with the spurs. >>> a dangerous stunt on the golden gate bridge. did you see this video? officials are looking for ways to improve security and the daredevils say they

the suspect is being held at the san joaquin county jail on unrelated charges. lewd conduct of a child in -- >>> homeless man arrested in a suspicion of beating and kidnapping a woman. it happened before 9:00 last night on montgomery drive second street. the man was seen beating a woman unconscious with an unknown object before dragging her into a car and driving away. police stopped a car matching the description 1 mile away. a woman seriously injured on the floor in the back of the car the driver is a 56-year-old robert holliday a suspicion of attempted murder and kidnapping the woman was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries police of the woman is homeless and they do not know the motive for the attack. >>> fire yesterday morning at a san jose church is called suspicious starting at 2 am at the assyrian church of the east on minnesota avenue. five writers quickly got it under control thanks to neighbors calling it in. the exterior was damaged and the inside was not. investigation is going on. >>> city of venetia could see smoke after the power

san joaquin county, riverside and san bernardino are two of the fastest growing regions in californiale housing options and transplants from other states. although that is not the option that some residents are looking for. the governor had a proposal to fast track building but that died in the legislature. maureen naylor, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> there are reports that president trump asked then fbi director to ask a key investigation back in february. how the white house responds. . >> reporter: public health warns parents after 200 students in the san jose unified school district get sick. we have that story coming up. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. plan. >> here we are the middle of the week, wednesday may 17th. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and good morning, i'm dave clark. let's talk about your wednesday weather. it feels good outside our door. steve paulson is right here. >> and it is looking good. >> it is. it really is. >> thank you, you two. we have more sunshine today for sure after yesterday's cloudy to mostly cloudy day. temperatures below average. the temperatures will move up. t

that will mean there are three fire stations to cover the san joaquin county border to the marsh creekfirefighters will be transferred to the other fire stations but it is a serious concern for people who rely on the fire crews for medical and other emergencies. >> it will lessen response times. those are facts. >> it is a shame because what will they do when they get a fire? that is a shame. >> this is the second time that the fire station has closed. in 2015, the voters rejected a utility tax measure that would have raised money to keep the station open permanently. the fire district and the cities and the counties scraped together enough money to keep it open until the end of june but there is no permanent source of funding for that  station. >>> today in chicago, we will get a look at the presidential library. barack obama and the former first lady will unveil a 3-d model during a community meeting. it will be built in jackson park in chicago and it will help revitalize the city south side. the cost is $500 million to build and is expected to open in 2021. >>> we are learning abo

. >>> the alameda county sheriffs department said a san joaquin inmate is charged with murder in a stabbing. he stabbed andrea st. john and set a fire to cover it up. he was arrested on unrelated charges, while in custody, authorities said he told police about this crime. >> he was walking around and randomly picked this residence, there is no connection between the suspect and the victim. it's just a terrible set of circumstances. >>> he is charged with murder with special circumstances, torture and arson, he will be eligible for life in prison without parole or the death penalty. >>> i am worries that in the rush to judgment we create a major healthcare problem for people. >> what ear trying to do is step in front of this collapsing law and make sure we have a system that works, a system with choice and competition and affordable premiums. >>> democrats and republicans sparred over the recently passed house republican healthcare bill. now efforts are underway in california to create a single pair system. a democrat, scott weiner backed that bill. senator, do you think that a single pair g

this overachiever, but that might be an understatement who has 9 associative arts degrees from san joaquin high school. tests and future classes for summer school and forget about dances. >> i don't need that. the knowledge i gained was more important than anything i could have done. >> in addition to the degrees in math and science, his business in science, a small lodi public school located on the campus. >> middle college high school is nationally recognize and filled with overachievers those that go to class 8:00 in the morning. >> she admits there is a competitive drive despite the advice of teachers >> tells them slow down, it's your senior year. you accomplished all this. take some easier classes. >> of course his chosen course invites the nurd label. >> i don't care. as long as what i am doing makes me happy. >> he is headed for other goals, the first to graduate from a four-year university in his family. and becoming a physician. he hopes reaching his goals will help other students who may be facing financial or other obstacles. >> as long as you set your mind to it, you can do it

san joaquin county and riverside and san bernardino are some of the fastest growing regions in californiahanks to lower housing prices and transplants from other parts of the state. while moving to those other counties isn't the solution that some bay area residents are looking for, we pressed the governor's office on housing solutions. they referred us back to last year when the government had a proposal to fast track building and that died in the legislature. maureen naylor, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> yesterday morning we told you about a 16-year-old from south carolina who collapsed and died last month after drinking too much caffeine. authorities say he drank a large mountain dew, a latte and an energy drink within two hours. the coroner says the teenager did not have heart problems but even his healthy heart could not take the stress of all of that caffeine. with more on the story, we're joined by our medical expert dr. larry. thank you for coming in. >> thank you. >> is it about the amount you consume or the time frame of the consumption. >> it would be both. my guess is somewhere around

back to the san joaquin valley. it's being enhanced this morning by this disturbance to the north of us. as it gets off the ridge of high pressure, the lines are close together and we have a pressure gradient thus the winds today blowing sand on the great highway today. toward the afternoon hours clouds still not clearing at all at the immediate seashore back through santa cruz. look what happens this evening. clouds penetrate the bay and surge up into the sierra foothills. anything we receive will be generally less than a few 100ths of an inch. blustery at the delta. blustery all over the bay area today. highs in the 70s and 80s today. high pollen count. temperatures today coming down significantly. we were at 89 yesterday in concord. 68 degrees today going to feel the difference. it was 91 degrees in pleasanton. today 70 to 72. 50s at the seashore. 50s around the bay. 60s around the peninsula. 67 degrees in santa rosa. 16 degrees cooler than what we experienced on tuesday. cooling thursday and friday and cool weat

.>> the biggest risk is to the people in agriculture in the southern san joaquin valley between fresno and bakersfield. worst-case scenario is a snowmelt lake hundreds of square miles or the land is now mostly dry.>> all along the system you have a limited ability to carry a lot of flow. when you have millions of acres of snow ready to come off, it just becomes a bathtub with a very limited ability to drain.>> it is a worrisome watch. a long heat spell or warm rainstorm or both. ktvu fox 2 news.>>> want to bring in bill martin with the increasing rivers. how bad do you think it will get? >> reporter: i think the snow will melt and we will be fine. that scenario is worst-case scenario. rain and heavy snowmelt. we don't see anything like that. it is hot outside but it is always hot. we have a record snowfall. we have 200% of snowfall in the mountains. this is how much has been dropping off. april 14 was 155 inches. today it is down to 123. we are losing a couple feet every week. that is creating a hillary lake -- high lake tahoe. chucky is forecast to stay below flood stage is. it is for

firefighters from all over san joaquin county have rushed to the scene to help. about 90 minutes ago on social media... stockton firefighters called this a voliatle fire...and said it's devastating the city. we've been sending out pusha lerts througho our mobile app updating the situation. we'll continue that...and post new info on kron4.com. we'll stay o top of it on air of course throughout this broadcast and on kron4 news at 10 and 11. (steve) police in the east bay have arrested a local soccer coachon molestation charges. today police arrested 44-year old victor juarez at his union city home .. earlier this month officers got a complaint of alleged misconduct between a girl and her former soccer coach. juarez is now being charged with lewd acts with a minor - and annoying or molesting a minor.. police say the victim ...was 11 years old at the time of the incident. (steve) new tonight, it's been one year since teenager pearl pinson was abducted from vallejo. her alleged attacker was killed the next day in a gun battle with police but pinson's whereabouts remai

san joaquin county inmate luckie dacany has been charged with murder, torture and arson in the killing of andrea at st. john's home. 36-year-old luckie dacany tried to steal items. she confronted him with deadly results. >> at that time he killed her. and burned the residence and structure in order to hide the evidence. the 59-year-old andrea st. john , the mother of two daughters, lived alone. he was arrested on unrelated charges of lewd conduct with a child. while in custody authorities say he implicated himself in the castro valley homicide and gave details only the killer would know. sheriff says the defendant stole a toyota corolla in hayward today's before the killing. the car was found four days ago near tracy. authorities say surveillance video shows luckie dacany near her home around the time she was killed. he apparently chose the home by happenstance. >> he was walking around and randomly picked this residents. there is no connection between the suspect or victim. it's just a terrible set of circumstances. >> the charges against him made him eligible for the death penalty if