but we had something called san jose best. and the city through a variety of sources put several million dollars a year in the neighborhood centers for kids and you know if a child was arrested or picked up, they would go to a neighborhood center. his parents or her parents would be called. the child had a safe haven until the parent could come and get him or her. so you know there were programs like this that i think were you inputted san jose on the map and it still is today for having one of the lowest crime rates of any major city in the country. yes, there is a problem with gangs. we don't like to see that. but it's nothing like what it would be without some of the programs that both mayor gonzalez and mayor reed were supportive of. >> let me give some credit to susan. it is the mayors gang prevention task force. i didn't start it. susan started it. we're the best in the country. we're a national model. i was in washington last week at the national forum on youth violence and prevention. they asked us to participate becau

in sa in san jose elliot alagueuzian update news." tim vantress is here for arts and entertainment... whats new this week? the next presidential election is just around the corner...with the campaigns under way both parties are working hard to get your votes. briana villalobos show us -- one makers of one controversial documentary is trying to making sure president obama's first term is his last. ">>>conservative author turned film maker -- diniseh d'sousa -- is trying to get you to vote republican...with this new documentary called 2012 obama's america... so far, the film has earned 20-million dollars -- one of the highest grossing documentaries in history. political science professor melinda jackson says the documentary plays on voters' fears. "melinda jackson says: i think that one of the main themes is that we cant trust president obama that he is an outsider and that he doesn't share american values and the message of the movie it is trying to raise some fears about president obamas trust worthiness and his legitimacy as presiden

reporting from san jose pedro garcia update news. another sign of an improving job market was seen thursday when san jose state held its largest job fair in five years. nearly 180 employers attended the san jose state job and internship fair. to prepare students for the fair ... the career center held a resume blast workshop earlier in the week. representatives from several companies, including target and e-trade were on hand. they gave students pointers on how to improve their resumes and make a good impression during job interviews. ">>>it's another step to help them get prepared and it's nice to hear from the resume experts you know the employers that are looking at the resumes what they want from students. we share that message with students but it's nice to hear it straight from the employers and the feedback we get from the students they appreciate the feedback from that perspective." the resume blast workshop is held every semester the monday before the job and internship fair. the next job and internship fair will be held in

of the group stand for san jose. mercury news reports the city wants to see if that organization has any ties to the san francisco giants. to see if the giants are manipulating the process. the legal argument being if the people for stand for san jose are city taxpayers who don't want the a's in their backyard, fine, but if their backers include business competitors, in other words the san francisco giants, then stand for san jose should have no legal standing and not be allowed to sue the city over this proposed ballpark. the giants had no comment on this latest legal maneuver, though the paper reports the team is no longer a supporter of stand for san jose. in court papers, stand for san jose called this move on behalf of the city a violation of their free speech rights. it is ultimately up to major league baseball to resolve this territorial dispute between the giants and the a's. something that has been going on as i mentioned for three years now. when commissioner bud selig will announce a decision, that part not

we're in the heart of downtown san jose..." university police captain frank belcastro, says the campus is relatively safe, but the surrounding area raises concern. he says most on-campus crimes are committed by non-students. university police provide an anonymous text-in tip line, a new rape aggression defense program, and an escort and shuttle service for students and faculty. captain belcastro says the greatest tool u-p-d has is student involvement.b belcastro: behavior draws our attention, it's not the way the person's dressed or looks... it's the behavior. so if someone's behavior makes you uneasy- call us." this year students were auto-enrolled into alert s-j-s-u... the university's emergency communication system. the captain says the alerts are very helpful in notifying the entire student body about possible threats. captain belcastro says students need to utilize all of the resources available to them, and help aid in the safety of s-j-s-u. he says bike theft is the biggest crime on-campus. but crimes of violence has the

right now 56 in san jose, 54 in san francisco and a few upper 40s in the north bay. but again the most important number on our wind chart is what's happening in fairfield. you've got the southwest winds blasting inland at 24 miles per hour. so again today we're going to see the clouds out on the coast, relatively cool temperatures second half of the week. we'll start to see some warming. look at this, 9:00 still have low clouds out there by livermore. then once again toward evening the low clouds spill back across the bay by 8:00. jacket weather all day long around the inner bay. we'll see highs in the low to mid-60s. mid-70s closer to san jose and only near 80 out by livermore. really not much change between now and wednesday. then thursday and friday a little bit of warming and turning even cooler as fall gets started this weekend. mike. >>> we're looking at the commute not yet started in the south bay. a smooth drive but the maps will show you. we're looking at the northbound routes and no major issues. i do want to tell you you lose three lanes northbound 101 bet

low 70s around san jose. ey locations that you normally see near 90-degree temperatures, again, upper 70s. mid-70s around santa rosa. 60s from san francisco over toward oakland. tomorrow will be the last full day of summer and fall gets started saturday and falling temperatures through the weekend. >>> at 6:49 we see the slowdown for 85. look at that, really slamming down. this is the new fall pattern for 85. 87 shows a good slowdown all the way into downtown. 280 has an accident that's the least of your problems because it's off the shoulder. capital for 101 all the way up to the airport, we have good slowing there. the volume continues to build for that northbound route. then it also slows north through mountain view and into palo alto. you notice the incident, the disabled vehicles here. the slowdown all the way back now, it's the ripple effect that happened after the earlier accident cleared. look at the live shot past university. there's no problem as far as the bunching goes. there's that disabled vehicl

that would be san jose. that city is now looking for a third police chief in as many years after chris moore announced he's retiring early. moore served as chief for just about two years and has had criticism for san jose's rising crime rate. we have several angles covered, including how the fiscal problems may have played a role. chris is at headquarters for us. hi, chris. >> reporter: hi, diane. when chris moore was approved as police chief in san joerse, it s a unanimous decision. 18 months later as he calls it quits is far shorter than an average police chief and far shorter than what the city council was hoping for. police chief chris moore will retire in january from a department he's been with for more than 27 years. >> it's a long time in law enforcement and it's the right time in our business. if i think about all the factors that led into us, clearly our scenario and what we're facing had something to do with it, i'm not kidding you. i've been disappointed that we weren't able to get some things do

nine people were killed in san jose in august, a violent spike that put san jose police chief chris moore on the hot seat. the san jose council asked him to come up with a strategy to ask him to address the surge in violence. the chief got overtime funding restored and reached out to communities with known gang issues. tonight one day after announcing his retirement, the chief will report to council whether or not it worked. >> the chief rolled out the steps he was going to take a few weeks ago. the department has done that. >> reporter: to do more, the mayor says the city needs money, money he says will come through pension reform. but that's tied up in the courts. and when the council had a chance to put a sales tax increase before voters, they did not. so tonight's public safety session could be little more than rhetoric. >> it doesn't matter who the chief is if the city council and the mayor don't understand that we've got to make public safety our number one priority, not a debt 30 years out from now, not these political games through pension reform that is not going to save us a pen

and it's just as frustrating for busy in downtown san jose. -- businesses in downtown san jose. while players and owners play their big-money game of chicken, those who depend on an nhl season are already flinching. >> wondering how we're going to make rent. wondering how we're going to pay our bills. it's been a slow season for us already, and we're struggling to get shifts. >> reporter: during a typical hockey season, especially game nights, downtown san jose turns into a boomtown. >> that's when we get most of our business. it's packed in here four deep through the barment like all of us are going crazy the whole time. >> talking about night and day. you're talking 800 customers and 20 customers. a huge, dramatic difference. >> reporter: but when you take away those home game at the shark tank, it can easily turn into a ghost town. >> if you don't have that on a regular basis, especially for the season, it impacts every business down here. i mean, if you look now -- tables are empty. i'm pretty sure around the corner tables are empty, as well. >> reporter: as for the fans who

morning temperatures in the 60s, east bay, taking time to cool down, upper 80s in san jose, lots of mid0s, inland east bay valleys for tomorrow. 80s, upper 80s around santa rosa, but look at san francisco, still in the upper 60s, low 70s. so the three-day forecast, wrapping up labor day weekend, with very likely the hottest day of the week, slow cooling, heading out to tuesday, and wednesday, next weekend, things will warm up. so if you don't have time for the barbecue this weekend, you get another chance next weekend. the summer temperatures sticking around. >> you have to make time for barbecue, all right, thank you very much, rob. >>> and the red-hot oakland a's stepping up to the plate to help stamp out breast cancer. before the game, more than 5,000 of the a's joined them for a special ceremony. they donated thousands to a local cancer organization. that is our own nbc bay area cheryl herd, as they donated 5,000 to the friends of faith organization. we are back with a look at sports next. >>> i'm david feldman, and the sports desk, jim harbaugh, who could possibly have it better th

about a dozen people demonstrated this morning outside the store in san jose. a mi pueblo spokeswoman says the department of homeland security suggested they join the e-verify program. the company says it is only checking the immigration status of new employees. there are 21mi pueblo stores around california employing more than 3,000 people. >>> san jose supervisors are calling for more answers about the risk for radiation on treasure island. neighbors are worried, despite the assurances that the island is safe. >> reporter: signs like this one are not settling any nerves here. this house here was determined to be unsafe because of radioactive contamination. but the one right next door is occupied right now. now there are new worries. like most residents on treasure island, david follows every thread of information available about radioactive and other toxic wastes on the island. >> actually, i spend about 15 minutes a day just reading any new reports coming out about the island. >> reporter: he and other residents have been alarmed by new reports of possibly c

this is from a check point in san jose. 294 people for driving under the influence over 116 days. it will continue through tonight. last year the number for the same time period was 373. if you do the matt math that's a difference of almost 80 arrests. >> 6:36. it looks like a perfect day to have a labor day holiday. mother nature shuttinging down light on our barbecues. >> she wants us to go big. good morning. temperatures are looking good today. this is the reason why. we have such a cool setup. high pressure is forcing the marine layer to the surface. you can see the city here, but over the bay completely socked in with fog. let's show you what that looks like now on the golden gate bridge. you saw the high towers peeking up. right at the surface very, very low visibility this morning. you're between a quarter mile and a half mile but not for long. that that rein layer a quick hook at your drive, he's right around the corner. 55 in concord and livermore. 58 degrees in sanç jose. west conditions will be here in santa cru

san jose 61 and san francisco 53.or today, of course we had the fog clearing back to near the shore line this afternoon. a big temperature range for the low 60s, all the way to the upper 80s to lower 90s. lake tahoe this weekend, lots of sunshine, overnight lows are pretty chilly in the upper 30s to the low 40s. and then a nice recovery into the afternoon hours, temperatures in the 70s. before we know it we'll be talk about the ski reports towards the sierras as things begin to change. forecast highs this afternoon, a little bit warmer than yesterday's reading. that means the warmest locations on track to reach the lower 90s. look ahead your five-day forecast with your weekend always in view, it's shaping up to be a nice weekend. we are going to keep things cool for the beaches and a little cooler for your sunday. then a nice fall-like weather pattern for monday, tuesday and wednesday. claudine and mike, this is the last full weekend of summer. so enjoy. it should be great out there. >> and should be good weather for

this is the scene of the accident we have been following in san jose.t happened just after 5:00 this morning we're all men expressway in san jose avenue so pg&e has alerted us. it has caused a power outage in south san jose, 3500 customers without power and no estimation of when the lights will be turned back on. >> let's go back to station no. 7 where the bell ringing has just parted. >> this is the time when the south tower collapsed and they will be ringing the bells in sets of three that signifies the last alarm. after the ceremony will lower the flag to half staff. you can see the line of fire fighters at station 7. mayor ed lee and the city's fire chief are leading the event.

now 57 in san jose. 56 san francisco. and 57 degrees in oakland. notice the winds.g into fair feel. not too strong in livermore now. but we will see winds picking up as we head into the afternoon. so some of our weather headlines today, stpz temperatures coming down. upper 70s to low 80's out of southern california later this afternoon and the weekend will wrap up with cooler temperatures on sunday. right now, the satellite view doesn't show a lot. you don't see thunderstorms in the sierra. and you can't see the upper low which is sitting offshore. as we switch from this view on the infrared, one that looks at mid level moisture. the water vapor loop, off the coast and moisture spilling out of southern california. the bay area kind of in between the two. some of the clouds coming up during afternoon. but the chances of showers today likely staying on the central coast into southern california. so we've got low clouds on the coast through the morning and as we head through the afternoon you see low clouds and high clouds across the east bay and san jose. those will b

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intro/jaime peluffo/san josé 19:35:21 asi es, estamos en el area de story road en el éste de san josé zonas con mayor índice de criminalidad, el problema según activistas, es que poca gente los reporta. un cocinero de las palapas en el ste de san jos fue la ms reciente vctima del crimen.. varios sujetos lo atacaron anoche.. el restaurante est muy cerca del safeway donde un estudiante universitario muri apuÑalado hace pocas semanas.. s.o.t. 15:35:03 prefiero no, no meterme. el problema, segn activistas, es que poca gente se esfuerza por reportar y reducir el crimen.. s.o.t. mónica alvarado/residente del éste de san josé. 14:54:27 prefiero no llamar. por qué? porque luego trae consecuencias que te saben o que te pueden venir a hacer algo a uno. por andar hablando. si es que saben que son cholos a algo. s.o.t. aaron resendez/activista comunitario 11:51:04 no podemos dejar que esas cosas criminales sigan, que esta violencia siga. aaron resendez, quien es el presidente de la asociacin de empresarios de la calle story, dice que hace un mes fue testigo de un tiroteo.. para su sorpresa, fue e

chief moore came to the san jose department in 1982 after getting degrees from berkeley and san jose state. in 1999 he was selected as a white house fellow and served one year as council to u.s. attorney general janet reno know. he was named san jose police chief in february of last year. tonight at 6:00, we'll explore the legacy moore leaves behind as san jose will search for its third police chief in three years. >>> we have new details now on a scary situation in new york involving a flight from san francisco. police say someone phoned in a hijacking threat against an american airlines flight out of sfo. a fin air flight from helsinki was also threatened. even though the planes have landed safely, and police did investigate. the all clear came about three hours ago. it was a precaution and the level of concern was low. >>> now to a developing story in san francisco, where a group of protesters are out in the city's financial district. they're marking the anniversary of the start of the occupy movement. this demonstration and one like it in oakland are just getting under way, and v

it happened when a car smashed into that power pole on san jose avenue and omaden expressway. at least 365 customers in the area have no electricity. firefighters say the driver of that car fled the scene. >>> very special moments of remembrance this morning in san francisco on this 11th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. ktvu's tara moriarty is in san francisco. she's telling us what the firefighters are doing this morning. terre? >> reporter: well firefighters have returned to business as usual. they just pulled back in here from a call but earlier this morning they were paying tribute to their fallen comrades from new york and as you can see, the flag now rests at half staff. firefighters here read the names of the 343 firefighters who lost their lives in the world trade center. there was a moment of silence and the new cads" all stood in line with somber faces remembering that infamous day 11 years ago. >> very moaning full, very symbolic, we don't want to forget what happened, not just in the firefighters but nearly the 3000 lives lost that day 9/11 but as firefighters and a

elsewhere in san jose almaden expressway at san jose avenue car vs. pole, power outages in the area. >>> 6:02. >>> happening right now in new york city, a memorial service to mark the 11th anniversary of september 11th, now taking place. live picture from ground zero. >> families of the victims reading the names of those lost. no government officials involved here. moment of silence at 6:03 the exact moment united airlines flight -- [ inaudible ] >> that is the moment of silence ground zero the memorial plaza. they will resume reading the names of victims shortly. you may hear bells churches in new york have been asked to ring their bells at each of these six moments of silence today. they are now reading the names. [ inaudible ] >> 3,000 lies lost there on that site. -- 3,000 lives lost there on that site. >>> in san jose two people injured after an overnight fire at an apartment complex. terry mcsweeney has been there joining us live with details. >> reporter: firefighters still on the scene this fire is out the aftermath has 12 people out of their

is the first in the country to experiment with this new technology. >> we were just talking about san jose police, san carlos and half moon bay, i think they have had the first-ever cutbacks of their staff and it is really hard to staff a lot of police departments in the current economy. we believe this is the first time ever in the u.s. by redwood city police department where you can get a face-to-face video chat with an officer sitting at a desk. officers are not being pulled from the street to do this. officers who would normally be doing desk duty would be doing this. it costs about $200 to install the software >> is like skype? >> basically but it is built for commercial applications. and chat with someone, it is the same basic software. the officer is sitting at a desk like yours waiting for you to call in. >> what a comfort factor for the public to get a face-to-face chat >> as police will tell you, the badge and a uniform set something so it is important to be able to have the presence when someone calls even if it is a routine call. this is not meant to replace 911 but that is not

a live picture of san jose we're getting a little bit of sunshine. this is downtown san jose.you just to the west of downtown. you can see it's mostly cloudy but this is going to keep us cooler as we head throughout the afternoon by a couple degrees than where we ended up yesterday. it's a crisp start. anything you wanted to take care of early, walking the dog, gardening, it's perfect. 52 in san francisco. 58 in sunnyvale and 57 degrees in san jose. let's take to the your hour by hour forecast starting at 8:00. we stop on future cast. you can see mostly cloudy over the bay bridge from san francisco to oakland even over the san francisco bay. but we lose all of that cloud cover by 10:00. nice and clear all the way throughout 5 p.m. great conditions to sit on the water and enjoy. your full forecast coming up. big time change on the way. first your drive. >> look here at the map where we're showing san francisco. we have doyle drive up to the golden gate bridge. the giants play so there will be concession around at&t afterward. we had an accident and slowing up until a few minute

san jose just mostly clear conditions. mostly cloudy even over san jose. wind speeds are coming out of the west. you'll notice that here. you get that cool ocean air transported to your inland valleys. the air outside reaches 89 degrees. you're still going to feel that comfortable sea breeze. making it really nice out there. at noon today that breeze picks up. started to get 10 miles per hour sustained speeds. that's enough to keep you cool. open up those windows in your home. good air quality today. 68 at the coast. full forecast and seven day in a few moments. >> the tol plaza starting to show some backup in the cash lanes. typical pattern. we'll look at the south bay as well. 101 the northbound with headlights on 680 and 280. the orange section north of 680 slows to 880. make its way with the volume towards the airport. the northbound route looking good. another look outside shows you we have the build coming out of the pass. another live look outside. we'll show you there's the san mateo bridge. smooth drive to the peninsula. getting crowded. back to y

both are in san jose.ses at both hospitals are in the middle of contract negotiations with the hospitals. those contracts expire on sunday. >>> 6:35 right now. if you're hoping for the fall to roll in, cooling off, no, not going to be the case. >> those pup kins are going to cook on the porch. don't put them out there too early. >> the kids don't need any more ideas. respect-o'-lanterns this year. a beautiful start over san francisco. we have clouds coming down. the only fog that will interrupt your drive right now, the thick patches, are found up in the north bay. about a mile of visibility. you'll encounter areas within half an mile to a quarter of a mile. so take it easy this morning. at 8:00 a.m., that's when the fog will be the most wide spread. as we head through 11:00, that marine layer pushes back out to sea. we have to wait one hour longer than we did yesterday. 88 degrees today. inland, 75 by the bay. 67 at the coast. temperatures soar as of thursday. and we flirt with the triple digits into the

>> reporter: at san jose's mt. pleasant high school where fourth period every day -- >> when you derive position you get what? >> reporter: it's time to hear his a.p. calculus class. >> what kind of question is 13? >> reporter: you should know mt. pleasant has a checkered history with this course. over the years, the offerings and instruction have been somewhat inconsistent. in fact, in the school's entire history, a grand total of just 11 students have passed the a.p. calculus test. 11 students in 45 years. that is until the test results came back from last year. >> we had 17 kids pass the test. >> it was -- everybody was really ecstatic. everybody was so happy. >> it was the -- the record. there was a record-breaking thing. >> reporter: not only did 17 of 25 students who took the test pass it, more than half got a perfect score. >> it wasn't like, you know, they barely passed it. i mean, they did really, really well. >> reporter: what was different last year from the previous 45? well, it was sudhir's first year

and will be held at the ymca on south white road in east san jose. we are live at the san jose police department, lisa washington, cbs 5. >> in other stories around the bay area, an alameda county firefighter recovering after battling an early-morning fire in a san leandro restaurant reported just after 2:00 a.m. at the tequila grill in the downtown area. firefighters found flames and heavy smoke coming from the rear of that restaurants, investigators say that the fire may have started in a dumpster their. >> occupied protesters voluntarily took down their tents and justin herman plaza, there were there to mark the one-year anniversary of the occupied movement. police gave them until 6:00 a.m. to disassemble the tense. a police spokesperson said that the protesters were cooperative. >> the berkeley city council is considering a measure to proclaim bisexual pride day and if it is approved it would be the first of its kind in the nation occurring on september the 23rd each year, the same day as bisexual pride events in several american cities and it wo

taking a live look at san jose this morning, temperatures are crisp this morning, 55 degrees. i wanted to show you san francisco because we do have quite a bit of cloud cover really starting to thicken up out there. all right, let's get right to it. temperatures are going to be on the mild side for the first part of the day and then yet again, marla, you want to get that run in early so it's going to heat up quickly. we're in the 60s in concord and livermore, good morning to you down there. 52 in santa rosa to start on a friday morning. it always feels a little better new york city matter what the weather is like on a friday. high pressure still in control of our pattern for today. this depose for tomorrow as well. tomorrow in fact i'm bringing your temperatures closer to triple digits in places like livermore. if you're looking for cooler conditions, sunday is your day for a picnic in livermore if that's what you're looking to do. this is the last full weekend of summertime. wait until i show you that seven-day outlook. temperatures dropping off, cloud cover increasing. basica

a double shooting near san jose state university. this happened just before 3:00 this morning on 3rd and san salvador street. police say two were shot in the leg. both are expected to recover. police are looking for the suspects that ran from the scene. >>> two families are homeless after a fast-moving fire in concord. when firefighters arrived at margo drive at 2:00 this morning, one house was fully engulfed in flames and the blaze spread to the house next door. they say budget cuts delayed their arrival time. >> they got a head start on us. the house was fully involved when they arrived here. two of them fully involved. we were flowing 2,000 glalens a minute when we arrived here and we did a good job maintaining it to those two structures. >> reporter: the red cross is helping with houses and necessities while investigators determine the cause of the fire. >>> saturday's services just wrapped up for a san jose congregation whose church was nearly gutted by fire. the building was so badly damaged that church leaders have not have the

san jose chilly for this time of year and now getting into the final three weeks of summer. 71 in san jose. 65, san francisco. 64 in oakland. still a pretty healthy sea breeze outside right now, but not as strong as 24 hours ago. we had those winds really blasting through fairfield. right now still an onshore breeze, but, again, the sea breeze is starting to back off a little bit. we're taking the ocean air-conditioning and kind of throttling it back just a little bit for tomorrow. what we'll get are the morning clouds but they'll clear up more quickly inland and look at the valley temperatures. the warm-up will be for inland spots around the bay area. not much change on the coast, but if you want to find some 90s, the forecast has a little bit of that starting as early as tomorrow. one of the changes we did see today, low clouds that were at 3,000 feet squished down to 2,000 feet now, that's high pressure starting to compress the marine layer, and if you want to find sun on the coast for your labor day weekend plans, highway 17. beautiful for sunday. the sierra looking good, no after

livermore 90 napa same at 82, san jose where you should be at 80, oakland, redwood city and san francisco cooler, san francisco 72 the warmest high we have throughout the year not there today, tomorrow more likely. cloud cover surging from now through 9:00 all the around the bay noon back to the coast few pockets of sunshine probably not as much as yesterday. 70s and 80s south bay upper 70s to mid 80s up the peninsula mid to upper 70s millbrae 71 half moon bay 62 daly city 60 mid 60s downtown south san francisco low to mid 80s north bay valleys upper 50s beaches along the east bay shore 69 berkeley low to mid 70s everybody else. mid 80s to mid 90s. monterey bay mid to upper 60s 80s inland. big story this weekend near 100 inland, 90 bay, mid 70s coast. >>> happy friday, live shot of 80 as you drive past golden gate fields into berkeley. traffic light, not seeing slow downs into the macarthur maze. once you get to the bay bridge toll, metering lights on, sluggish on the upper deck into san francisco now backing into the macarthur maze past the over passes. we have slow traffic out of antioc

even san jose will be fine as san jose's highs will be close to 70 today. tomorrow inland warming.s we go through the weekend, cooling as fall gets started on saturday morning. mike. >>> folks, no slowing as reported by rob. there's patchy fog but no slowing as a result. always go as fast as the conditions allow. we're looking at the bay bridge, but look at the maps and we'll show you what's going on. as you approach off of the maze and from the east bay, your westbound approach moves smoothly toward the toll plaza. but coming off the lower deck reports of a disabled vehicle somewhere coming off of that lower deck so there will bow some activity as you approach that toll plaza, but no lanes are officially reported blocked. i wanted to warn you about that getting over to oakland. from oakland, the commute direction, some incidents going on at 9th. all lanes reported clear of vehicles. likely some flashing lights in the area. live looks outside. we'll show you across the san mateo bridge. the speeds holding up for 92 to the peninsula side where we're looking here. a look to the south

>> a terrifying escape in san jose. what one woman said she had to run back into a burning apartment. >> good morning everyone. is wednesday september 19th. >> a san jose woman runs back inside a burning apartment all to save her dog >> the space shuttle endeavor kicks off its journey to california. >> we were talking about a campaign and how he will get close to half the vote and i will get half the vote >> my expectation is that if you want to be president you need to work for everyone. >> president obama is pulling ahead of mitt romney in battleground states. >> the dip in the polls comes at a time when he has been knocked off message. >> chicago teachers have ended a seven day strike and are going back to work. >> health officials and the navy say tonight that they have looked at the data and there are no harmful levels of radiation on the island. >> a makeover in the works for the 24th street bart station >> from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on eyewitness news this morning. >> a firef

one in san jose. we have a left lane block here due to an accident on guadalupe parkway north of santa clara street. and just this side of mountain view we have a disabled car on the shoulder. this has just been moved over. 101 southbound at university avenue. it seems to cause a little delay there. up next we have a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see some folks are going right on through the gates there but they have fast track and all the other ones. it looks like a ten minute wait. give yourself extra time. up next we have a look at the san mateo bridge. you can see traffic there the headlines. 6:18 here is steve. >>> on this friday we have mostly clear skies. a couple high clouds. far cry from anything we had the last couple of days. some fog. few of the high you are clouds will drift in but overall a little less coverage. a little low right off the pacific northwest is going to set up and move in here over the weekend. today the coast might warm up just a wee bit. just by the fact tha

we look like this in san jose. 79 in evergreen. not too hot for tomorrow. just in between. 82 in pleasantton. and 60s in san francisco. mid to upper 70s from napa to sow sonoma. sunday and monday interior valleys low to mid-90s. by monday we could be hinting at some mid to upper 90s on labor day. and just be forewarned. if you're heading to the beaches, we have rip currents and rough seas possible. and once in a blue moon, it's possible and that is tonight. we're going to have a full moon, the second full moon in august. they call it a blue moon. it's nothing to do with the color of it. it's just the occurrence. >> it's the song. >>> coming up, the reason your child may be struggling in scho school. the test they can take to solve the problem. you're on timeout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will. we're not in london, are we? no. why? apparently my debit card is. what? i know. don't worry, we have cancelled your old card. great. thank you. in addition to us monitoring your accounts for unusual activity, you could also set up free

for -- 1 for san jose, 81 for santa clara.umbers, a lot -- a lot like yesterday. thursday into friday, we'll definitely feel the heat. hoe 90s into the forecast holding on to the heat for the first half of the weekend. mid-60s with a little bit more sunshine coming mid to late week. a little warm on september that's what happens sometimes. >>> well, b.a.r.t. is marcking a big anniversary today. it was 40 years ago today that b.a.r.t.á ran the trains between from montand this woman was the fit day to put her ticket through the fare gate. and bart will announce its own celebrations plans next week. b.a.r.t. is expanding service on its rif monday/him bray lines will come roughly every 7 1/2 minutes. b.a.r.t. says increasing service on the line will help ease crowding and help passengers on other lines boy increasing the number of trains that go through -- by increasing the number of trains that go through san francisco. >>> why you may not see readation on your cell phones any time soon -- coming up -- radiation on your cell phon

a developing story out of the san jose two-alarm fire.nd of accusing the--two men are in a court room from the brian stowe beating. also, the endeavor beginning its cross-country trip this morning. what we can expect when it gets to california. the kron 4 news at 6:00 a.m., continues.

we have some sunshine. >> sun is breaking out for san jose and in san francisco as well. we are starting to see clearing skies. let's take you outside in san jose. we have hazy sunshine there. traffic looking good. we are back in the sunglasses commute after lots of low clouds and misty spots. the satellite view will show you the skies have cleared in the santa clara valley. you see the sea of stratus offshore. that is pumping the ocean air conditioning into the bay. 50s and 60s outside. we will not warm up a lot because of the winds we're seeing in fairfield. southwest winds at 22. the cool air is spilling into the delta. hour by hour, you will notice the low cloud will push back in. over to hayward by 8:00 tonight. temperatures are not what you expect for this time of year. talking upper 70s. the warmest places inland. cooling for evening. back into the 50s and 60s by 7:00. we have a warm up in the seven-day forecast. we will have that coming up. >> something to look forward to for the weekend. >>> it's almost fall. >> reality. thank you. >> a terrorist threat on board

for san jose things are moving nicely.rthbound 101 as you head up north of tully we see the volume. the sun's not even up and it's slowing, at least it's well lit. >> we've got about an hour before the sun makes it official arrival. i wanted to start with this live picture over the embarcadero which you can make out. those will be forced to the per fast again. thick pockets of fog are burning off early as well. temperatures are very comfortable, 58 in sunnyvale, 57 in san jose, and 60 degrees to start you out in fairfield. look at your 40s, 46 degrees, the 40s have returned to the north bay, that's indicative of our shorter days and cooler mornings. you can see we stop the clock on future cast. you should push to the furthest inland. we stop the clock at 10:00. so lots of sunshine coming in early. a little hot, you might need the ac today inland but temperatures aren't too bad. 80 degrees bayside. at the coast about 69 degrees. back to you guys. >> 5:36. democratic national convention kicks off today. a look at who will ta

san jose, 59 degrees. here is a look at highlights.e'll look for fog developing coast and bay overnight. get ready for a cooler day near the coast and bay for your sunday afternoon and cooler weather pattern that will affect the entire bay area monday, tuesday and wednesday. temperatures tonight with the low clouds moving inland, quite cool in the north bay. mid to upper 40s expected there. overnight temperatures in the mid to low 50s. here is the setup. we have high pressure the past couple of days, temperatures inland near 90 degrees while a trough is developing. an area of low pressure to the northwest of us and it's going so slide south. as it does stronger onshore winds, more low clouds and fog and cooling trend for us beginning on sunday lasting until tuesday or wednesday. latter part of the workweek looks dry and warmer. we start off with the low clouds and fog, it peels back to the coast around lunchtime. 50s coastside but the further east we'll get to the upper 80s to possibly low 90s. that will be the last day of this for the

san jose, 59 degrees. here is a look at highlights. we'll look for fog developing coast and bay overnight. get ready for a cooler day near the coast and bay for your sunday afternoon and cooler weather pattern that will affect the entire bay area monday, tuesday and wednesday. temperatures tonight with the low clouds moving inland, quite cool in the north bay. mid to upper 40s expected there. overnight temperatures in the mid to low 50s. here is the setup. we have high pressure the past couple of days, temperatures inland near 90 degrees while a trough is developing. an area of low pressure to the northwest of us and it's going so slide south. as it does stronger onshore winds, more low clouds and fog and cooling trend for us beginning on sunday lasting until tuesday or wednesday. latter part of the workweek looks dry and warmer. we start off with the low clouds and fog, it peels back to the coast around lunchtime. 50s coastside but the further east we'll get to the upper 80s to possibly low 90s. that will be the last day of this for t

san francisco is first, san jose is not on the list, houston saw 3.2%, followed by denver, phoenix andseattle tied up at 2.9 percent. these could be a bit confusing because they use the u.s. definition listing san francisco as much bigger than san jose because the census considers oakland and contra costa county part of san francisco. let's look at the news before the bell. we'll turn to courtney reagan live at cnbc. good morning. >> good morning. futures are higher after we saw a mixed session on wall street on wednesday, the markets have received one of the keys. they decided to leave rates unchanged at 3/4 percent. there is a new sfim you lus program buying up bonds in order to drive rates lower so the government cans pay their bills. we're waiting on more from the ecb president. european markets are higher at least at this point. data this morning on private sector jobs, unemployment and the u.s. services sector all domestically. the dow rose to 1347. the nasdaq to 3069. "át youngest demographics, babies, the media giant is opening its first disney baby retail store in glendale, ca

a rescue happened in san jose. we are told a man fell off a roof and became stuck between two buildings there. ja anything janine de la vega is there. what is going on. >> reporter: yes , the victim is the suspect and there now treated for his injuries. behind me, i am standing here and this man is on top of the roof and was trying to jump from the building to the other building next door and he jumped and he fell 20 feet and wedged between an 18 inch gap and became trapped. police and fire crews were called here this morning and found 32-year-old man being trapped. we got video that shows that. he actually called police from his cell phone and told them that two men were chasing him with a knife so he was trying to get away and hide and that is how he ended up getting stuck. >> he wedged himself in the building. he tried calling a family member. they responded out here and they could not get him out. he had -- i guess ripped a lot of his clothes off going down the side of the building because it is a good drop. at

>>> a special crime strategy session just wrapped up in san jose. the city council, mayor, and the police department discussed solutions to curb the recent spike in homicides and property crimes in san jose. reggie kumar has the latest. >> reporter: the bottom line is san jose's budget problems are making it extremely difficult to fight crime in this city. >> reporter: the city's homicide rate for 2012 is already at 33 this year. it's on track to surpass last year's total of 39. property crimes such as burglaries, larceny, and vehicle thefts are up 29%. but the outgoing chief says the violent crime rate, rape, robbery, and aggravated assault, decreased by 15%. the city says it has increased the size of the police department by 47% but had to cut 20% in staffing. chuck reed says the short-term solution to address the recent spike in homicides is to allow more overtime for officers but insists that's only a temporary fix. other prevention measures include using community and reserve officers, and he strongly encouraged residents to pass measure b, pen

low 70s concord, fair failed, san jose 65. same for napa. 64 in san rafael.pacificya, dali city, and south san francisco, that's the only patch of fog that i could find. i still think it will disappear and everyone will be clear. temperatures rebounding from the 60s. >> 60s, 70s, a couple very low 80s. lots going on. a lot of it happens to be north of us. there is a low that has been affecting our weather. there is disagreement on where it will go. one has it brought here to the bay area. i don't think that will happen. it will keep our average sunny to slightly below. clear skies, looks like across the boards, so some 60s and 70s and a few very, very low 80s, but with that west wind, as we say, that's a soft 80. pittsburg is in there, but at least we have sunshine which is not much in the way of the forecast lately for the coast. it's been socked in and gray. september can be a warm time of the year. that is still not the case. i still don't see any offshore breeze or anything. i see temperatures near average to slightly below continuing in the next five day

a bit of these clouds, you see it overall is kind of flat for parts of san jose, but we're getting thoseain showers moving in. in san francisco it's a mix of some sun and clouds across downtown. a very beautiful view, but again deceiving where some severe weather components are tracking for tonight. next 48 hours the tropical moisture for the past 24 hours, that's eventually kicked off towards the east. we see it lift out of here, so we're not understand this severe weather threat for the next two to three days. about one more day of this before we begin to clear out. for thursday we keep the chance of thunder for the bay area. into friday we look at some sun and also some warmer conditions. so here's a what we can expect as we head throughout the next 24 hours. for tonight scattered showers and thunderstorms possible, maybe some hail and a few thunderstorms that develop. throughout thursday morning chance of thunderstorms for your morning compute and by the evening hours tomorrow it will be humid. we'll have a few lingering showers and then things clear out late tomorrow night. as for d

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baby bullet train's speed by stations between san jose and san francisco last month several people had to jump out of the way of won nearly avoiding been hit. it happened in south san francisco passengers getting off a northbound train crossing the southbound track to get to parking lot when a southbound baby bled zoomed down the track at 76 mi. per hour forcing them to scramble out of the way >>> not acceptable >>> they should not be forced to jump in front of them >>> the engineer hit the emergency brake it did not pass stop until it passed through the station the engineer running the train tested positive for marijuana both engineers on leave. >>> the in it investigation ongoing will determine not only what caused the incident but will look at the extenuating circumstances >>> the south san francisco station one of caltrans oldest it does not have a gate for crossing arms to prevent passengers from crossing act of tracks. engineers use to use ready or have light signals to make sure the station was clear that did not happen that day new rules make it mandatory >>> where soils are fo