map showing where it's going to be it's a parking lot that's near the balboa bart station near san jose avenue. so there will be a long-term parking lot for up to 33 cars on san jose avenue. it's a place to do laundry and even a kitchen eating space that lot will be there until construction begins on an affordable housing complex on that lot. next year. president trump is pushing for a crash down on homeless encampments in california. a team from the white house is in the state to sees to deal with the homeless crisis. a white house official says that certain cities have caused an increase in poverty leading to public health risk. it's still not clear how tough to crack down on homeless camps will be. following for you from overnight, so this is out of doha will get that video for you just a bit but a car plane. it is has crew near the airport in the city of toledo, several things caught fire. the plane crash cash right into a semi truck. there's no word on injuries so far will definitely keep you updated. throughout the morning. richmond's embattled police chief all when brown has resigned he

living in their cars to stay overnight is located at a parking lot near the balboa bart station on san jose avenue. there will be a long-term parking lot for up to 33 cars on san jose avenue. the space will offer bathrooms showers a place to do laundry and even a kitchen at eating space. a lot will be there until construction begins on an affordable housing complex on that very lot next year. >>aping has been the center of attention recently after a number of illnesses and even deaths today, big announcement by the trump administration aimed at trying to stop teens from vaping mandy gaither has more. >>after officials say a 6th person has died from lung disease related to vaping. >>is on it trump administration is taking a step to combat the epidemic we can allow people to get sick and we can have our youth. the show affected. under a new enforcement policy expected in the coming weeks all flavored e cigarettes other than tobacco flavor will have to be removed from the shelves the products would remain off the market unless the1 become approved by the fda. >>manufacturers of tobacco flavored e cig

the site 2340 san jose is located in between geneva avenue and san jose avenue and the entrance will be at niagara avenue down at the bottom right-hand corner of the slide. the proposed site will have 33 parking spots. three will be dedicated to staff and 34 are clients or guests of the site. we will have a mix of standard, a.d.a. and van and r.v. parking. you can see all of the various site sites allotted in that slide there. we will be keeping the existing gate. we will be adding a new vehicle and secured pedestrian gates and we will be adding fences for more privacy. we will be putting an office trailer on this site so the provider can have their 24/7 staff and security. again, as the supervisor mentioned, we will have onsite sanitation and toilet stations. we will have shower facilities and a shade canopy as well. we will have barricades to block off those trade stoppers for better access and safety. and as you can see from this site, there is already an existing pedestrian path, but we will be extending that level pedestrian path for better access. that will lead to that entrance

so the location is 2340 san jose avenue. we'll have a 33 parking spots. three are designated for staff use and the rest will be a mix of standard a.d.a. and van or r.v. parking. we'll be keeping the existing gate that exists around the site. we'll be adding new secured vehicle and pedestrian gates as well as we'll be adding the tennis screening to the existing chain-link fence to provide privacy. we will be bringing in an office trailer for our 24/7 staff to use. and we will be providing access to toilets, sanitation stations and a shade canopy. again, we'll only be using temporary fences or barricades and those will be used on the internal site to block off those train stoppers and the rocky sloped area. and we will also be extending the pedestrian path to make it level all the way from internal of the site out to the pedestrian exist. finally, we're very excited to bring in solar powered lighting and a solar power generator. as of right now, the solar power generator, as you can see, will be next to the office trailer and rest rooms and right now we hav

a lot is near the bell boulevard station on san jose avenue. there will be a long-term parking lot for up to 33 cars on san jose avenue, the space will offer bathrooms showers a place to do laundry and even a kitchen and eating space. the parking spaces will be available until construction begins on an affordable housing complex there next year. >>tonight reaction to news that president trump is pushing for a crack down on homeless encampments in california. the white house confirms a fact-finding team was los angeles yesterday. kron four's ray kelly talk to san francisco's mayor and some local homeless advocates. >>the president has been outspoken when it comes to california's homeless crisis here are some of his comments. >>a rally in august the conditions in nancy pelosi's once great city of san francisco are deplorable. then deplorable now is administration has sent a team to los angeles to get a firsthand look at the problem. >>a white house spokesperson saying in part like many americans. the president has taken notice of the homelessness

it happened near san jose avenue just after 2:00 a.m. the two women were rescued from that burnling house. they were given cpr better before being rushed to a trauma center. that is where one of the women  was pronounced dead. also killed in the fire? a dog inside that other house. san francisco's new fire chief was there at the scene and says arson investigators are looking for the cause of the fire but says that doesn't necessarily mean arson is suspected. >>> a greater alarm fire. we call our fire investigators to investigate the cause. to determine the cause of origin. >>> now, the house suffered major fire damage. but the flames did not spread to other homes. ktvu is headed there now. allie will have a live report in our next hour. >>> the federal reserve will lower interest rates today for the second time in less than two months to prevent that recession. earlier this month, he was concerned about economic downturn because of the you can us trade war with china and troubles with the global market. the fed is expected to cut intere

this weak, the committee considered supervisor safye to allow overnight camping at 2340 san jose avenue. the committee recommended approval with recommendation. the modification was to alter so it may be used on other sites. public comment was in support and many speakers express add desire to see this city-wide. the committee recommends this as a committee report to be heard at the full board of supervisors this week. the other item on the agenda which would authorize interim activities by the mayor was continued to the call of the chair. at the full board this week, supervisor -- sorry, a planning commission sponsored ordinance that would allow -- i'm sorry, the herst building passed the second read and chinatown use district passed a second read and overnight camping in vehicles passed the first read. on the introductions this week, supervisors hainey's ordinance to allow the linkage fee was reintroduced. in the new version, the fee increased from $19.96 to $69.69 for office space and $16.36 for laboratories to $6.43. the original ordinance only had the increase of $38 for office spa

this one in san francisco, southbound 280 near san jose avenue. two lanes are blocked in that area. not too far away in daly city, northbound near 280, one minus block. we do have things going on holiday monday. labor day. travel times in the green. looking at your major thoroughfares there. self-pay drive times in the green. that is good for everybody down south. san mateo bridge, not too many bridge out there on the road. looking pretty lovely across the span and the bay bridge toll plaza, you know holiday lights when you don't see many cars at the bay bridge toll plaza. take a look at your mass transit right now. letter a train no service, bark, muni all on sunday schedule because a labor day holiday. keep in mind that traffic alert westbound 24, all lanes blocked, central lafayette, oak hill road. >>> beautiful start to the day. a live look at the salesforce tower camera. mount diablo, golden colors in the sky. we are plenty of sunshine as we had through the day. right now concord, we have 68 degrees. definitely a warm start for you after highs yesterday in concord topped out in

. >>> assay parking site for people living in rvs expected to open in november on san jose avenue near the bart station, has spaces for 30 vehicles to park overnight up to 90 days while people living in that will receive services at help transitioning to housing. the site will have around-the- clock security, restrooms, a solar power generator and lighting. the board of supervisors unanimously approved the project yesterday, final vote is such next week. >>> the trump administration considering a sweep of the homeless here in california. according to the washington post, officials reportedly want to round up the homeless from the streets of california and move them to unspecified government buildings. administration officials meeting this week in southern california, the san francisco mayor says that the president is serious about addressing homelessness and the root causes and is willing to look for viable long-term solutions, she would welcome federal help. >> the decline in the amount of federal resources for affordable housing in san francisco and california in general has been sig

near san jose avenue. firefighters pulled victims out of the home and gave them cpr but the woman later died at the hospital. the family dog also died in that fire. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> no, yet from the 49ers at the santa clara stadium authority voted to take legal action to remove the 49ers from being involved with non-nfl events at levi stadium. the authority is run by members of the santa clara city council and they say the 49ers have shown a pattern of mismanagement and can't be trusted to spend taxpayer dollars. the 49ers have not responded at this point. >>> minutes ago governor newson and javier announced that california will sue the trump administration for plans for california power to set its own vehicle emissions standards. the epa is going after california's clean car waiver. for years under the waiver issued in 1970, as part of the clean air act california has been able to set its own car emissions standards that are tougher than federal requirement. both the gover

see where it is it will be going into the parking lot near the balboa bart station that's on san jose avenue will be a long-term parking lot there for up to 33 cars at a time that space will offer bathrooms showers laundry facilities even a kitchen and eating space that lot will be there until construction begins on an affordable housing complex on that lot. next year. is pushing for a crack down on homeless encampments in california. a team from the white house is currently here in the state developing policies to deal with the homelessness crisis. a white house official says that certain cities have caused an increase in poverty leading to a public health risk. it's still not clear exactly how tough this crackdown will be. >>we are experiencing yet more cancellations and delays at sfo because of that runway work that they're doing everything going on for days and days weeks on and kron four's will tran standing by the airport this morning every day we're trying to get the word out for people to expect delays. >>sfo spent months warning passengers that there could be major delays because on

it happened near san jose avenue just after 2:00 a.m.ews were able to pull the victims out of that burning house. cpr was performed there at the scene. then they were rushed to the hospital. the woman was pronounced dead. a dog also died in that fire. no other memo homes were involved, but fire crews are still out there on the scene trying to find out exactly how the fire started. >>> today the governor and state attorney general will respond to the trump administration's threat to revoke authority to set its own emission second degrees. ktvu joins us now from our newsroom to explain what it means. >> california is going head-to- head with the trump administration this morning. the epa intends to end aspects of california's clean car waiver. the governor calling it a political vendetta. for years, california has set its own car mission standards that are stricter than those required by the federal government. that was thanks to a waiver issued by congress during the passage of the clean air act in 1970. the epa is expected to announce it

here's a peek at one oh one north and stan from 3rd to cesar chavez north to 80 busy san jose avenue h the one oh one split, pretty typical crowding working your way into san francisco, but at least you don't have problems in the mix right. we don't want anything to add to that remember 85 we had a fatal accident this morning northbound or evelyn that is gone all lanes are open and now you're looking at a decent 37 minutes for noh 85, san jose to mountain view daria thanks a lot rob. >>and coming up what would you do if your child was told to cut his hair or wear a dress to class. we'll see what his grandmother's doing. >>and today about 300 demonstrators are expected to take over the state capitol for the last day of california's legislative session. they want lawmakers to overturn new vaccine laws. this is a group that's against are these ew law they've now filed a referendum they want to get this on the ballot for voters to decide the law allows the department of health to investigate doctors in schools, higher vaccine exemption rates. supporters not the referendum on the 2020 ball

showering or bathing facilities, kitchen or other food preparation facilities and eating areas at san jose avenue. >> supervisor yee: supervisor safai. >> superivsor safai: i wanted to say a few words on this item. i'm honored to be speaking today on this. the vehicle triage lot. this is a year's work of collaborative work with supervisor brown and hilary ronen and of course mayor breed. when this came before us, in my district, along with supervisor ownen we saw people living in campers in most visible display of this and in the homeless crisis. this is something that we see from bay view hunters point to lake mer saiced all up and downe bay area. we brought it to the attention of the sfmta. any knee jerk reaction was to talk about overnight camping signs. to the credit of the sfmta board they gave us the stiff arm and said absolutely not. we've been pushing you to come up with a policy and we challenge you to do something better. my colleague, supervisor brown, left a photograph on my desk and that picture was of her as a young woman, as a young child, living in an r.v. and she said, let's work

board, there was one item, which is the long-term parking and overnight camping in vehicles, on san jose avenue and that passed its first read. that is all they have for you today. >> thank you, sir. >> the board of appeals did meet, but nothing to report from there. the historic preservation commission did meet yesterday, there's nothing to report from there. the exception that the mayor has submitted two names to replace historic preservation commissioners, before the rules committee last week and were the full board agenda, this past tuesday. however, those nominations will continue to next week. that will place us under general public comment. at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission, except agenda items. with respect to the agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes. we just have one speaker card. >> anyone else that wishe

here's a map showing where it will be it's a parking lot right near the balboa park station on san jose avenue. they'll be a long-term parking lot there for up to 33 cars at a time. the space will offer bathrooms and showers a place to do laundry even a kitchen and eating spaces well that lot will be there and available to people live in their cars until construction begins on an affordable housing complex on that very lot but that won't happen until sometime next year. >>and expect another day of delays and frustration at sfo we're already seeing more cancellations and delays because of this runway construction it is yeah and if you ask a civil, they'll tell you only want do came to be soothing anybody after dealing with delays that for some will crawford's will trend out there by the way this is a lot longer delays and cancellations and they were thinking. >>yes, they warned people but they didn't saying i cover this when they announced and about 5 months ago they told us about this, but they didn't say the number. possibly each day and how long the delays are because he was such a fluid sit

here's a map showing where it's going to be it's the parking lot right near the bart station on san jose avenue. they'll be a lopg-term parking lot for up to 33 cars. the space will offer bathrooms showers a place to launder even a kitchen and eating space that lot will be there until construction begins on an affordable housing complex on that very lot next year. by the way is pushing for a crack down on homeless encampments in california. a team from the white house is in the state right now helping to develop policies to deal with homelessness and the crisis that we're dealing with a white house official says that certain cities have caused an increase in poverty leading to public health risks, it's still unclear exactly how tough this crackdown on homeless camps will be. >>time now is 5 or 6 police in oakland released a picture of the person of interest in a deadly shooting that happened last week a mother of 5 it was killed when she was hit by a stray bullet, here's a surveillance image that police want you to take a look at it shows a man standing outside of a car in the 2100 block. the e

here's a map showing where that will be it's a parking lot near the balboa bart station on san jose avenue will be a long-term parking lot there for up to 33 cars. the space will offer a lot of amenities actually bathroom showers a place to do laundry even a kitchen and eating space that lot will be there until construction begins on an affordable housing complex which is scheduled to begin next year. expect. >>frustrations delays and cancellations at sfo tended to be that way for the next few weeks today just day 5 of about 20 days of this we've got kron four's will tran standing by. >>where he's been following the reaction from travelers who i guess some of the me's being caught off guard by she didn't want us well, but it was like months ago. all flights would be affected. >>big about it right. the city expect delays but now we know ray its averaging about 300 delays and cancellations combined each day some days a little bit higher sunday's a little bit lower. but that's pretty much the jumping off point so many people are using this piece of equipment here the most valuable equipment a

. >>> new this morning, a san francisco woman has died, another person in the hospital after an overnight house fire near balboa park. it happened on delano avenue near san josenue just after 2 a.m. fire crews pull the victims out of the burning house and gave them cpr. then they were busted to a hospital, where the woman was later pronounced dead. a dog, a family dog at the house also died in that fire. no other homes were damaged, but fire crews are still out there trying to figure out the cause of the fire. >>> happening today the governor and state attorney general respond to the trump administration threat revoked california's authority to set its own emisison standards. >> reporter: good morning, another battle with california going head-to-head with the trump administration this morning. the epa and tends to and aspects of california's clean car waiver, the governor calling it a political vendetta. for years california has set its own emisison standards that are stricter required than the ones by the federal government that was thank to a waiver issued by congress during the passage of the clean air act in 1970. the epa will revoke that waiver saying o

san jose. deputies blocked off avenue wit scene tape. medics could be seen treating one person at the scene. mation on what happened. >>> in san jose, arson investigators are trying to figure out more about a fire that killed one person and injured four firefighters. the fire broke out around 5:30 last night. the flames raced through an adult book store and a liquor store. an eviction notice was posted on the book store's door. police had reports that someone was inside the book store and was armed. >> he was at least armed with a sledgehammer is the report we got. we moved slowly. the police were outside ready to come in to assist us. we never found anybody.

along snow avenue in san jose, people stopped by, some in tears at the site of a horrible crash. two men died when the jeep deth were riding in slammed into a tree. it happened during an apparent street race. >> both of the victims are cousins. >> the family is devastated. terrible, terrible loss. >> reporter: jose thinks they were close to making a turn to visit a relative, so ity wouldf. >> they could have been racing. they could have been chased. they could have been trying to get away from something. i really have no idea what l hi >> reporter: the coroner identified them at 33-year-old miguel angel rodriguez and 26-year-old ernesto chappa. the neighbor saw the devastating after math. >> one of the cars was probably going up on to the tree. it was pretty bad shape. by looking at the accident, i could get actually that people inside would not have survived. >> reporter: police say the bmw that was racing stopped. three males got out, stopped, looked at the car, and took off. they're hoping to find the car and the people inside. >> for the sake of close yurks it would be nice i

this started around 12:30 yesterday afternoon on madeira avenue in san jose. police say they responded to a fight between a man and his roommate who allegedly made threats with a meat cleaver. the man who called 911 ran outside to safety but the suspect stayed inside and would not come out. it's not clear how this came to an end but one person was taken away by ambulance. police are not saying if that is the suspect. >>> the party is over, the warning from oakland police officers after a weekend filled with reckless driving, arrests and an injured officer. sideshows have been going on for decades but officers have a new way to stop it. "today in the bay's" cheryl hurd plains. >> reporter: 42nd and high street at the 880 on-ramp is a hot spot for sideshows. 55th and foothill is another magnet for the same activity. frank irving tells us it needs to stop. >> they would have been in my house, but see what happens was they hit that, bounced of this, went if there. >> reporter: that happened a few months ago. he said the same thing could have taken place on sunday

the shooting happened friday around 12:40 in a parking lot outside of food max on park more avenue in san jose. police have not released details on a positive motive. this was san jose's 25th ho homicide of the year. there were 19 this point last year. >>> a blow for the group fighting to stop construction on a homeless shelter on the embarcadero. a judge has scheduled a hearing in the future. mark matthews was in court. he joins us live in san francisco with more on the court battle going on. mark. >> reporter: a judge in the case said that the opponents failed to show how this homeless shelter set up the embarcadero would do irreparable harm to the city of san francisco and the people in the city. however, opponents say bringing in for homeless to this area will increase crime and the potential for violence. the mayor will tell you homelessness is the city's number one problem, responsible for increased drug use, filthy streets, and theft. embarcadero residents point to this recent video of a woman being attacked at the front door to her building as evidence that the neighborhood is already

san jose. i'm at the live news desk following this. a car crashed into several others. you can see, wow, the car just demolished. he was on hills dale avenue. and it is in south san jose. a vehicle split in half. at that driver was injured and may have resurfaced nearby and been arrested. we are waiting for confirmation from police on that. and also want to tell you about a fire that happened. this was in north san jose. the picture tweeted out by the san jose fire department. the fire is now out. this is on north 12th street and jackson. and the fire department says they'll remain on scene throughout the early morning hours. >>> and happening today, thousands of kaiser permanente workers planning a protest in oakland just weeks before the planned nationwide protest next month. today's protest will be held at moss wood park at 10:00 a.m. to fight what they call unfair labor practices. following the 30 minerally, workers will mrar to the medical center center on broadway in oakland and dozens are them expected to block an intersection near the facility. kaiser permanente said this in regards to the statement. it reads in part, we may have o

along snell avenue new in san jose people stopped by, some in tears, at the sight of a horrible crash. two men died when the jeep they were riding in slammed into a tree. police say it happened during an apparent street race. >> they're my nephews. both of them were cousins. e famil terrible, terrible accident. >> reporter: jose says he thinks they were close toin a turn to visit a relative, so it seems unusual they would go fast. >> they could have been racing. they could have been chased. and they could have been trying to get away from something. i really have no idea what led them to drive at such a high rate of speed. >> reporter: the coroner identified them as 33 year old rodriguez and choppa of san you say. they were racing a gray bmw when the driver of the jeep lost control. >> one of the cars was probably going up on to the tree. it was pretty bad shape. and by looking at the accident, i could guess actually that probably people inside would not have survived. >> police say the bmw that was racing stopped. three males got out, looked at the crash and got back in the car and t

this all unfolded in the south bay around 12:30 yesterday on madera avenue in san jose. police say they responded to a fight between a man and his roommate. it is alleged that the roommate made threats with a meat cleaver. the man who called 911 ran outside to safety but the suspect stad inside and would not come out. police say that he was taken into custody without incident shortly after 2:00 this morning. >>> and now to a bombshell announcement in santa clara. the stadium authority fired 49ers from all non-nfl events at levi stadium. the city said the stadium authority ended the management deal over living wages for employees and booking non-nfl events to losing money. in a statement the 49ers accuse the city manager of retaliation saying that in part, quote, her proposal is purelyetaltory and will result in increased costs, lost events and further erode the public trust in her abilities, end quote. this issue is likely to end up in court. sports fans feel stuck in the middle of the fight. >> a sports team and a city could do great things for each other when both team

all of it on a stretch of coe avenue in san jose. that's where we find nbc's bay area ian coal. it has to be unnerving for that neighborhood. >> reporter: they say it is common here. this utility pole here, someone smashed into that. it went down, they lost power for a day. a car was side swiped just about 20 yards further down the road. the next door neighbor had someone smash into their fence and go right onto their property there. there have been several cars totaled and they want the city to step in and help. >> i've lost several vehicles. >> reporter: on coe avenue, nearly every neighbor has a story about the time someone crashed into one of their cars, or yards. >> i've lost fencing. >> reporter: susan harold's daughter's car was parked on the street and hit. she's lost shrubs and trees around her home. some of the drivers were drunk. all of them speeding. >> one is the traffic speed, and the other is the issue of -- yeah. there we go. very fine example for you. >> it's bad. it's bad. >> reporter: jeffrey wood is organizing homeowners to ask the city for help in slowing do

san jose. deputies blocked off part of stewart avenue between rose and alum rock avenue with crime scene tape. medics could be seen treating one person at the scene. we reached out for more information on what happened. >>> in san jose, arson investigators are trying to figure out more about a fire that killed one person and injured four firefighters. the fire broke out around 5:30 last night. the flames raced through an adult book store and a liquor store. an eviction notice was posted on the book store's door. police had reports that someone was inside the book store and was armed. >> he was at least armed with a sledgehammer is the report we got. we moved slowly. the police were outside ready to come in to assist us. we never found anybody. >> i think he was having difficulties with a couple things. triing trying to shut down the business maybe. >> firefighters discovered a body in the basement. they believe that may have been the book store's owner. >>> vallejo firefighters have a three alarm fire under control at an abandon building. the building was the commissary of the former naval ship

san jose that killed two people. christie smith has reaction from a family member and an update on the car racing suspects who got away. >> reporter: along snell avenue in san jose, people stopped by, some in tears at the sight of a horrible crash. two men died when the jeep they were riding in slammed into a tree. police say it happened during an apparent street race. >> they're my nephews. they were beth of them -- both of the victims were cousins. the family is just devastated. terrible, terrible accident. >> reporter: jose lorenzo says he thinks they were close to making a turn to visit a relative. so it seems unusual they would go fast. >> they could have been racing. they could have been chased and they could have been trying to get away from something. i really have no idea what led them to drive at such a high te of speed. >> reporter: the coroner identified them as 33-year-old miguel angel rodriguez and 26-year-old ernesto chapa of san jose. it appears they were race agre bmw when the driver lost control. a neighbor saw the devastating aftermath. >> one was probably going up on to the tree. it was pretty bad shape. by looking at the accident

targeted because the southern member appointed body has more powers after san jose's adoption of form-based planning for allen rock avenue. it is supposed to help speed of construction in so-called urban villages as opposed to transit. for the first time commissioners can greenlight major project lands without them going to the full council. >> i would agree that the planning commission and other commissions lack of diversity that reflects the city that we have. >> reporter: peter allen said besides diversity, the other problem with some projects in allen rock and other places is the city usually does not involve the community early enough in the process. >> once a project comes in and fits all the existing plans and codes, there is lot, not a lot we can do to deny it.>>> it will be appointing two new commissioners in the meeting and next tuesday should be a very well packed meeting for that and incidentally the mayor of san jose has proposed an ordinance that would require no more than two members of the planning commission come from anyone council district, so there will be more diversity if that passes. live in san jo

christina brendon is in san jose here at the stokes avenue light rail park.ening? >> morning. the santa clara county sheriff's office while deputies out here this morning. they're going to crack down on anyone who is ignoring the signs the warnings and even those traffic marks that come down off the track here. they say it is too dangerous for people if they don't pay too to the signs on the intersection where michelle espinosa was hit by a train last week. she is now slowly recovering from numerous injuries included a fractured skull and broken ribs. at last check she was still in hospital and her family is still trying to figure out how this happened. they say her bike when around this barrier and you can hear a train is about to pass through where we are right now. >> we are thankful that she is alive and fighting. she is strong. >> oftentimes you may not hereo so it's very important you look both directions. >> michelle's family says a good samaritan pulled her off the tracks. we do not know who that person is but we want to thank them for their help. the

morning, this is what remains after a fire threatened homes in another san jose neighborhood, in the their of marchant drive and fleming avenue last night in the city's feast foothills. it appears all that burned was vegetation. no structures were damaged but it was pretty close. >>> new this morning, we're tracking what's described as one of the strongest hurricanes ever in the atlantic. this we want to show you a live picture of the bahamas right now, where dorian made landfall there as a monster category 5 hurricane. those winds reaching 165 miles per hour, and it is expected to keep pounding the area through most of the day, that's because that storm is stalled out, moving only about 1 mile per hour. residents there will have to contend with those winds for at least 24 hours, and right now, dorian is dangling off the florida coast, and is expected to eventually turn north. that means that florida may avoid a direct hit. >> right now, there are no deaths being attributed in the bahamas because of dorian but as "today in the bay's" thom gen ken reports t has shredded homes and left some islands completely without power. >>

san jose. police are investigating a stabbing that happened on west san carlos street and dana avenue this afternoon near the rose garden. this is video a viewer sent in to us. you can see lots of officers gathered in the streets. they took a suspect into custody. no word on the victim or motive behind the stabbing. >>> allegation of rape and kidnapping. more than a dozen bay area women are suing lyft and demanding more protection for passengers from drivers. we have more on the lawsuit that was filed today. >> reporter: the rideshare company at the center of the lawsuit is san francisco-based lyft. the suit claims that some drivers were able to sexually assault passengers because lyft does not properly background check them or protect passengers from danger, or even get the police involved when something bad does happen. >> and what they've done in this case, they've put profits over the safety of people. >> reporter: 14 women brought the lawsuit, including these two who wanted to talk about the accusations publicly. gladys claims a lyft driver kidnapped and raped her. she says she was sexually ass

san jose. it happened last friday on park moore avenue. officers responded and found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. the victim was taken to the hospital where he died. >>> police announced they have arrested robert eugene stier. he was taken into custody after a traffic stop in stanislaus county. >>> nearly every state in the union has joined forces to investigate google's online dominance. the top law enforcement officials from 48 states including district of columbia and puerto rico announcing the bipartisan investigation from the steps of the capitol. they have some concerns that google is gaining a monopoly on digital advertising. which earns google's tens of thousands of dollars in revenue every year. they say that harms small businesses who struggle to climb to the top of your search results. >>> we like a wide open spaces. we like competition as well. the overwhelming number of query responses relate to google businesses and or advertisers that pay for that slot. >>> meantime california and alabama are the only states staying

san jose. this happened last friday on park moore avenue. officers responded to the scene, found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. the victim was taken to the hospital where he later died. >>> also today, police announced they have arrested robert eugene steyer. he was taken into custody after a traffic stop in stanislaus county. >>> meanwhile, uc berkeley police looking for two suspects in an armed robbery. it happened last night here a popular look-out point. the suspects armed with guns approached two victims, demanded their personal items. no one was injured. if you do have any information, police would like to hear from you. >>> still ahead, are you prepared for wildfire season? if you thought the n95 mask you got last year is all you need, you might want to think again. >>> plus, bay area schools cracking down on teenage vaping. the new way to detect those smoke breaks. >>> and a new surcharge at a couple restaurants in santa cruz. why it can help its workers with living costs. >>> low clouds returning tonight to sfo in the city an

in san jose over the weekend the family of 33 year-old miguel rodriguez and 26 year-old ernesto chapa say that the 2 of them died saturday after crashing into a tree near snell and rose bomb avenuesse. police are now looking for a gray bmw also involved in that. 3 people got out of that bmw to look at the wreckage and then they took off. >>being half a block away from home. they would not risk their lives. random she raised going down. makes sense the hope they find the other car perpetrators or the suspects just so they can get the full story. we just want to know what happened. >>the family is planning a memorial for both of the victims. >>the east bay 3 teenagers are charged in a carjacking that happened in antioch police say the teens stole the car that you see here on sunday night. they hit a light pole on golf course road and then they took off. but officers caught up with them and arrested 2.14 year-old boys and a 15 year-old as well. witnesses to the crash identified all 3. also in antioch 71 people were arrested and 26 cars impounded over the weekend. after 2 big sideshows and you saw the pictures from the love of the doughnuts that none of those marks thao were left wit

abc 7 was in san jose at snell and rosenbaum avenue where the crash happened before 6:30 last night.eep smashed into a tree. it nearly split it in two and killed the two people inside. the jeep was racing the bmw before it crasd. e threeen inside the bmw, they took off after viewing the crash scene. neighbors heard screeching and went out but it was too late. >> i saw that the car was on fire, so i immediately ran back to the house and told my daughter to call 911. car, and they were trying to put out the fire. >> she said that neighbors ended up putting out the fire using their own extinguishers. >>> a pitbull puppy stolen during a break-in at a san francisco shelter early this week has been found. a woman found the dog abandoned in east oakland. family dog rescue shared these pictures of the puppy. it says a woman called the shelter in berkeley. when she described the dog, the shelter immediately said it sounded a lot like one taken. two other puppies swiped in the burglary were found in hayward on thursday and two suspects were arrested. >>> san francisco has reached a settlement

san jose to menlo park. let's check out the sand martine morgan hill side, there's your usual pocket, right there from san martine avenue to cochran so 15 minutes to make it from morgan hill up to san jose. we're checking the bay bridge and there's a long line here your cash lanes and fast track lanes now crawling from the oakland maze james darya. thanks a >>so back to our big story this morning which is the weather and the north bay which is once again in the target sights of wildfire potential with the hot weather the low humidity high winds all of its going to be big problems he genie is watching it carefully because as they said their new plan is to shut off power to prevent fires from sparking one area they'll be watching carefully is santa rose and that's where kron four's will tran is live this morning with more well. >>p g has cotton caught a lot flack for what they are doing in plan to do because. >>nobody wants to lose power. but pg e says they are tired of all all the fires happening across the state, especially in the north bay and santa rosa and it gives me chills every time i come here because coffey park

san jose. deputies blocked off part of stewart avenue between rose and alum rock avenue with crime scene tape. e seen treating one person at the scene. we reached out for more information. if we get that, we'll pass it on. >>> in san jose, four firefighters are recovering after battling a fire that killed someone. neighbors say the book store's owner was served an eviction notice. firefighters found a body in the basement. >>> oil prices have jumped significantly after a major attack on an oil facility in saudi arabia over the weekend. >> the u.s. is accusing iran of taking out the world's biggest processing plant with half of saudi arabia's oil production offline, prices are up 20% as markets reopen today. senior u.s. officials tell abc news they believe iran launched 20 drones and a dozen cruise missiles in that attack. >> just a few days ago the administration was talking about lifting sanctions and having discussions with the iranians. now we're as close to an armed conflict in the persian gulf as we have been in decades. >> president trump says he is waiting on word from saudi arabia on th

>>with inches weeks of one another kron four's taylor bus aqi joins us now live from cole avenue in san jose. taylor, this seems to be a problem that won't go away. >>the huge problem granted and as you can see already it's pretty dark out here. i could only see one street light in the distance and that's not even the main problem here. neighbors say that drivers are speeding down this road. most of them under the influence and they're destroying their property in totaling their cars. most of the time this is all happening during broad daylight. it had 2 cars total. >>i am not the only one. everybody on this street has property damage stories to tell neighbors like susan herald, whom. they're sick of seeing crash after crash. coming too close to their homes and loved ones during the nearly 30 years harrell's lived on the street. >>she says she's lost multiple cars 10 says in a tree it does seem to be the sweet spot for accidents. my house this block because people come from lincoln avenue and come out of the curve. and race for the light. and often times this is where they lose control and s

started about 12:30 yesterday afternoon on madeira avenue in san jose.tayed inside and wouldn't come out. he was taken into custody without incident shortly after 2:00 a.m. >>> ride share safety certainly top of mind as lyft faces a new lawsuit and uber adds a new safety feature. bob redell is live in walnut creek to explain more. >> reporter: uber added this new safety feature called ride check. as you can see in this video released by the ride sharing service this ride check app basically lets you do three things. lets you know if the ride has gone off course, it will let you know if there's, it will activate if there's been a stoppage for an unusual amount of time, and it will also activate when you've been in a collision. something doesn't seem right, the ride check activates in the app and gives you and/or your driver letting uber know everything is okay and if it's not, you can use the emergency button, or report the issue to uber safety line. uber might follow up by phone and if there's a crash, uber can help expedite insurance claims. uber instal

a driver lost control of an suv along hillsdale avenue in san jose around 9:40 last night.ar just split in two. the driver also slammed into a truck and sent it into somebody's backyard. both vehicles were parked. no one was inside at the time. the driver himself ended up crashing his suv into a pole. a neighbor can be seen on surveillance video talking to that driver after the collision. the driver eventually took off down the street. police picked him up later and had him transported to the hospital. >> just left a blood trail and the ambulance followed him down there, so basically they are going to figure it out right now. we're glad nobody's like really hurt because all the cars parked, nobody was in it so we thank god for that. >> we don't know how fast that driver was going at the time of the collisions. it is a surface street, but we do believe that he was speeding. >>> 6:46 and president trump says that america is preparing for dorian. >> there is confusion in the white house. >> good morning, president trump tweeted, kris, the storm would be particularly hard on al