for items 5a-d for 2023-006614lbr. 2023-006615lbr, 2023-00786719lbr and 2023-006781lbr for 688 san jose avenue, 22 peace plaza. 566 columbus avenue and 10 mark lane. >> this is legacy business applications. >> can i request we hear the 22 peace plaza first and i'll recuse myself and come back for the rest? >> we can do that. we'll take up item 5b first as commissioner matsuda needs to be recused. >> we need to vote on her recusal? i didn't hear what the conflict was? oh, then no need to. if it is cut and dry like that. thank you. >> hello. elainea moore planning staff. we have legacy businesses- >> just the one right now. >> just the one, okay. we have one that will be heard first. >> good afternoon commissioners. elizabeth mow, planning staff. the first legacy business application we have is for the san francisco go club. the oldest continuously operating go club in the united states. there has three stretches back to the post gold rush wave of asian immigration in the 19 century. go was played informally until the san francisco go club founded by japanese enthusiast in 1931. at 1881 bush str

it's a transit oriented housing development in san francisco's balboa park neighborhood on san jose avenue, a controversial sand and gravel facility is heading to the port of oakland. the port commission today approved construction of the open air facility. it also settled a lawsuit with a local environmental group over concerns that the facility will expose west oakland hours to air pollution. the port must implement watering protocols and using electric vessels instead of burning diesel fuel to reduce pollution in the port, argues the project will create more construction jobs and boost the local economy. a popular candy store in san francisco hit by robbers with the owner, is now demanding from city officials to protect stores like hers. also ahead, a crime caught on camera video captures a person smashing into a south bay business, stealing merchandise and then dashing away. and the looming government shutdown is expected to close national parks nationwide in tonight's west coast wrap, which state is vowing ♪ ♪ every day, businesses everywhere are asking: is it possible? with comcast b

san jose. it's right off of west elm avenue at the corner of plum street in san jose, just east of highway 87 and south of avenue was closed for this morning that we took san jose police say they were investigating at the time that shooting. that happened early this morning. those 2 men involved remain in nearby hospitals. again, non-life-threatening injuries. police say, however, after the shooting that he and investigating and they were able to find a suspect vehicle, which eventually fled the area, leading them on a pursuit outside city limits. and eventually they were able to obtain several suspects from that situation along with a firearm that was recovered. now business owners nearby. tell me this isn't the safest area. they've actually closed some of their store hours earlier. they did not want to speak on camera, but neighbors, however, did go on camera. they had the exact same type of response. >> did last night? that was it. it's always like this since i've been since i've been alive over here. >> i walked around a but 30, i mean, there's some crime. just yeah. i mean, more police prese

same for san francisco valley, the best price on san jose avenue at best gasoline, $5.09. >>> the roadways, a smooth drive right now. in the bottom left corner, that would normally register as fog. i think that's actually smoke. kari was helping me sort out what the computer is interpreting, so do keep that in mind as you travel throughout the day. there's to problems for driver visibility right now. we're looking at a smooth drive all around contra costa county. we're still at speed for this early commute. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> 5:10 this morning. it turns out, once again, one of the top nation's universities is right here in the bay area. coming up on "today in the bay," just in time for you to fill out those college applications, new rankings of the top u.s. universities. >>> and 30,000 jobs available for the holiday seasons, and, yeah, i just said the holiday season. >>> scott, there's no crying in baseball, and it ain't over until it's over. i said ain't. one of the last few games will have to go above your staardnd >>> good wednesday morning. the time is 5:14. we're headin

in san francisco, the best price on san jose avenue at best gasoline mini mart, $5.09. >>> to the roadways, we're looking at a slower drive continuing with more slowing north 17 at the bottom of your screen. we do have a disabled trailer that may have come off from where it was hitched. that is a continuing problem for hamilton. they may be moving it out of the lanes. we're looking at more slowing for vasco road, 25 minutes, closer to half an hour, we're looking at a slower drive off marsh creek and the backup at the bay bridge now fills back to the 880 over-crossing and on the over-crossing. back to you. >> busy out there. >>> 6:09 right now. rejected by the fda. regulators denying a needle-free alternative to the epipen. still ahead this morning, the reason searchers say it's not ready to hit the market just yet. >>> and 30,000 new jobs in california getting ready for the holidays. yeah, i said holidays. let's read the futures this morning. a big fed decision today. it looks like a lot of wall street thinks no interest rate hikes. >>> let's just hit fall right now. we're getting ready fo

it's still expensive relative to the vehicle triage center that was operated on san jose avenue, it's still expensive relative to other homeless response interventions. and just to kind of put some scale on this, i just looked at it in agreement that funded five buildings of supportive housing for 464 units of supportive housing. that was $9.5 million, right? so that's less than double what's happening here. so i think that this the cost per unit will become more efficient, though if they can increase capacity. right. and it sounds like they're on the path to doing that. it's in talking to the department, one of the constraint that's on the capacity is, is the permanent power. and i think my understanding is that there's a lot of uncertainty about when that's going to happen, because there's even though there's an agreement in place with pge and we know from our other work, it can take years for that construction to actually take place. so i think that there's a lot of uncertainty here, you know, and that is for that reason, we are recommending that the board request a, you know, the

police say a man was hit and killed at the intersection of willow street and meridian avenue. san jose resident hazel burton tries to avoid walking across meridian because cars are flying by. i just make sure i never park across the street so i don't have to cross that street, burton said. people need to slow down and pay attention. >> i got hit a couple of months ago over by the pruneyard. i was making a u-turn and i got hit by a red light and i had to take off work for six weeks. thankfully it wasn't, you know, as severe as what happened with these cases. >> the most recent case happened around 330 on tuesday morning when police say a pedestrian was struck and killed off south jackson avenue. a nearby business owner said the incident involved a garbage truck. if we compare the numbers from this year to last, tuesday mornings incident marked the 39th fatal collision and 23rd involving a pedestrian at this time last year. the city had 48 collision deaths, with 26 of them pedestrians. >> i fear our community becomes numb. these are not just numbers or statistics. these are human beings.

so the avenue of west elm avenue and plum street in san jose just east of highway 87 and south of 2.80 avenue was closed for about 3 to 4 hours early this morning. and take a look at this video that we have our to go. >> police say some point. >> sorry, you know the connecion is bad for your mike. so we're going continue to follow this throughout the morning and and update the story. but at this point, all we know is that those 2 men are in the hospital after that shooting in san jose. thanks so much. all right, 7.31 the time. >> well, dreamforce is set to return to san francisco next weekend. it's vital that this three-day conference goes off without a hitch because we already heard from salesforce ceo. he's threatened to pull the plug and take the conference elsewhere. if the city doesn't improve and that means money, you need coming in kron 4, sarah stinson has more. >> salesforce ceo marc benioff. he's pointing to the issues of homelessness and open drug use supervisor dean preston hopes a new resolution that he's proposed well least put a dent in the homelessness crisis. dreamforc

police say a man was hit and killed at the intersection of willow street and meridian avenue. san jose resident hazel burton tries to avoid walking across meridian because cars are flying by. >> i just make sure i never park across the street so i don't have to cross that street, burton said. >> people need to slow down and pay attention. >> i got hit a couple of months ago over by the pruneyard. i was making a u-turn and i got hit by a red light and i had to take off work for six weeks. thankfully it wasn't, you know, as severe as what happened with these cases. >> the most recent case happened around 330 on tuesday morning when police say a pedestrian was struck and killed off south jackson avenue. a nearby business owner said the incident involved a garbage truck. if we compare the numbers from this year to last tuesday morning's incident marked the 39th fatal collision and 23rd involving a pedestrian. at this time last year, the city had 48 collision deaths with 26 of them pedestrians. >> i fear our community becomes numb. these are not just numbers or statistics. these are human b

it started about 6:30 this morning on mary ellen avenue in san jose. officers went to a home for a welfare check and found a man barricaded inside. negotiators worked for seven hours to get him to come out and were successful. he was taken into custody around 1:00 this afternoon. >>> a tiny school district in the east bay is getting a lot of attention. it started when someone vandalized a pride flag and the school board banned nearly all flags on school property that led to an emergency meeting of the sunol glenn unified school district today. robert handa was at that emergency meeting called today. >> reporter: who would have known such a small school district with a single k-8 school could have generated so much controversy and drama? the woman who was both school principal and superintendent who agreed with the flag raising and disagreed with the board's ban. the sunol glenn unified school board meeting was held in the sunol glenn school cafeteria, and it was at capacity for today's hastily called emergency session. technically it was to decide the

someone who bought a powerball ticket at a quick stop on stewart avenue in san jose matching five of five numbers, now $800,000 richer. they miss the powerball and that would have won them $850 million. no one else won the jackpot. meeting, $925 million will be up for grabs come saturday. >>> as the senate tends to iron out disagreements on spending, they have agreed on a formal dress code for the senate floor. the move was seen as a response to pennsylvania democratic senator john fetterman who likes to wear shorts and a hoodie on the floor of the chamber. the bipartisan bill from senators mitt romney and joe manchin was passed by unanimous consent. >>> a beautiful start to the day as we watched sunrise this morning over the santa clara valley. you will warm into the low 80s today. see the temperature for los gatos and san jose. the rest of the bay is pretty much doing that. inland it will be low 80s. if you are in the bay there will be low to mid 70s. there is a cool down for the weekend. let's get into the details on that in terms of what to expect from this weather system. headin

, a powerball ticket that matched 5 out of 5 numbers was sold at this quick stop on stewart avenue in san jose. the prize amount for that is about $796,000. nothing sneeze at it is the only ticket sold in california that matched all members except for the powerball. the jackpot is now worth 925 million dollars. that next drawing is on saturday. well. >> well, that wraps up kron. 4 news at 6 where you headed after 2. so is it a secret? i didn't know 5, i thought i would stop off in the restroom. much detail interview. get i think interview. i talk about no, post. we'll talk about it is a secret. it's anyway exhibit dine and dish connection? it has a dine and dish connection? you're expecting that. i'm going to bring back for that for every no, no, no, no. vicky is a big interview. trust us anyway. thank you for watching the news at 5, 6, 8, to get to do this interview and break. >> and then you got to come back to the news at 10. and yes at 11, we're going be tonight to complicate we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your busi

housing development is right near transit in san francisco's balboa park neighborhood and on san jose avenue. now, a controversial sand and gravel facility is heading to the port of oakland. the port commission approved construction of the open air facility. it also settled a lawsuit with a local environmental group over concerns that the facility will expose west oaklanders to air pollution. the port must implement watering protocols and using electric vessels instead of burning diesel fuel to reduce pollution in the port, argues the project will create more construction jobs and boost the local economy. all right, our time is 437. pam. let's get ready to ski, ski and snowboarding resort of palisades tahoe just announced a new parking program requiring reservations for the weekends and for holidays. now on their website, the mountain officials say it's an effort to mitigate traffic on regional roads during peak hours. free reservations will be needed at all parking lots, half of all of the open slots will be available online on on tuesdays at noon for the other half will be available after

san jose at 3.30 this morning. it happened in the 40 block of south jackson avenue near the 6.80, interchange. it was a man he died at the scene and the driver is collaborating with the police. this is the 3rd pedestrian deaths in san jose in 4 days. san francisco police want your help to find a hit run driver. take a look at the vehicle that struck someone. this happened september 8th around 10 night. so it is pretty dark grainy shot here. police responded to richardson avenue in lyon street and there was a man and woman. they were riding a motorcycle when they were hit and they were injured in this crash taken the hospital. their injuries are life threatening. police are asking anyone who might recognize this vehicle to contact them. >> wow. and east bay mother now trying to come to terms with the death of her daughter alone. a gallon was shot and killed at the toyota dealership in albany last week. police say was a targeted killing that the victim and the suspected shooter had a child together. the shooting happened last thursday morning while down was working at that dealership. you can see

powerball ticket that matched 5 out of 5 numbers was sold at this quick stop here on stewart avenue in san jose. the prize them out is almost $800,000 for that person. it was the only tickets sold in california that numbers except for the powerball. and these are the official winning numbers for the prize that head climb to about 850 million, 1, 7, 46. 47 63 in the powerball 7. but since nobody got them all the jackpot has grown to about 925 million dollars. it will get bigger by saturday night, which is the next drawing. >> coming the new program set to be launched in san francisco that allows anybody to report someone suffering from a psychotic disorder so they can get started on treatment. plus, a accused of child in the east bay appears child in the east bay appears we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what we needed, another big bank. not so fast. how many banks do you know that reward you for saving every month? he's got a good point. did i mention bmo has more fee-free atms than the two largest us ba

chavez avenue in san jose, which now has a duplex on the property. last year, the amigos de guadalupe center for justice and empowerment, founded by maritza maldonado, bought the property to make space for the next generation of community leaders. this house here will be meeting space. we'll have some childcare activities. community kitchen. chavez is internationally recognized for his activism and organizing on behalf of farm workers in the 1950s and 60s. he founded what would become the united farm workers of america. maldonado says long before she began serving the community, she had her own experience with cesar chavez. as someone who grew up in this very neighborhood, who actually had father mcdonald and cesar chavez knock on our door and us hearing the plight of the farm worker is it's really important tonight that the legacy of cesar chavez for our community and our young people understand the significance and the importance that cesar chavez had played. the chavez home was declared a san jose city landmark, a year after his death in 1994. mal

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this was at their home on parkmoor avenue in san jose.e suspect, nathan edwards addison, is in court for a hearing on his mental health. >>> a police officer in the north bay is being credited in the recent arrest of two organized retail theft suspects. the suspects are accused of shoplifting from a walnut creek walgreens three days ago. but on monday, american canyon police say one of its officers noticed a suspicion-looking pair abruptly leaving a walgreens the moment they were noticed by the officer. police then detained the pair, searching their car, allegedly recovering thousands of dollars in shoplifted merchandise. the chp says in general, according to retail crime is on the rise. >> this merchandise is stolen from all over the bay area, it's then usually brought to somewhere where it's stored before it's fenced out. so fencing is just when stolen merchandise is passed along to somebody else to sell it. >> the chp says officers recently seized $200,000 in stolen retail goods during a home raid. >>> new confirmation this morning abo

authorities discovered the victim on a welfare check one month ago in their home on park more avenue in san joses in court today for a hearing on his mental health. >>> both sides claiming victory after a federal appeals court denied san francisco's request to lift an injunction keeping city crews are clearing most homeless camps. the three-judge panel says the denial comes, in part, to both sides agreeing a person is not involuntarily homeless, even if they refuse shelter or access to shelter. the supervisor tells the chronicle the text of the decision will make it easier for the city to conduct encampment sweeps because the request does not apply to those refusing shelter or access to a bed or tent on the street. homeless advocates say the city failed to meet the standards to lift the injunction and they fully expect any new plan to remain on hold. >>> new information this morning about what led to the death of a man during severe weather at burning man. event organizers first reported the death was not connected to the storms. medical examiners identified that man as 32-year-old leon reese fr

san jose. the latest crash was this morning at the city's willow glen neighborhood. police say a man was hit while walking near willow street and meridian avenue. he later died at the hospital. >>> san jose police say today's crash comes four days after a man was hit while crossing the street in his mobility scooter. police say that man was not in a crosswalk when he was hit. 22 pedestrians have been killed in san jose this year. >>> oakland leaders are trying to make their streets safer. the mayor says 25% of all deadly traffic accidents in the city were due to speed. now they were lowering speed limits in busy parts of oakland to hopefully bring that number down. >> 11 corridors from east oakland to fruitvale to downtown have had their speed limits lowered to 20 or 25 miles per hour. over 50 business access corridor totaling over 25 miles in the city of oakland will also have their speed limits lowered. >> the mayor says they put in new traffic signs and safer crosswalks in the fruitvale neighborhood. >>> turning now to sports, vern glenn joins us with a look at the 49ers so far, undefeated, perfect this season. >> 30 points a game, a defens

san jose. it happened at alum rock and stewart avenues at around 2 a.m. saturday. san jose police reports the driver appeared to intentionally hit the victims, then left the scene before officers arrived. a motive for the hit and run is still unknown. and drivers passing through the south bay will have to deal with a major highway e. the northbound lanes of highway 87 in san jose. they are still closed. this is between julian street and highway 85. crews are working on a major lane resurfacing project right now. that closure is expected to run through five tomorrow morning. another closure is set for the weekend of october 20th when the southbound lanes will be repaved. all right. we're going to get a check of weather with lisa. all right. >> good morning to you. look at this spooky shot from mount tam. isn't that cool? little hole in the deck of overcast there. we're going to add some mid and high level clouds. also good air quality today. and we're also talking about raindrops. stay tuned by accuweather seven day forecast is next. >> and still to come on abc seven

san jose is died. >> from his injuries. crash happened on telly role and mclellan avenue is south san jose in august 10th motorcyclists has notn identified. they were taken to the hospital with major injuries and they were stabilized at one point, police were notified of the death yesterday. their death marks the city's 30th fatal collision and 35th traffic death this year. over the north bay. that help police department is rescheduling a plan. town hall to address low call response times to september 14. department struggle with low staffing but says the majority of calls are not emergencies. that's why they're prioritizing manually activated panic alarms, salah bribery alarms as well as ongoing crimes caught on surveillance video. riding a bar on nights and weekends is about to get easier. transit officials are saying starting next monday, agency plans to increase daily service on the yellow line live from antioch to san francisco with trains right about every 10 minutes. the line to and from dublin will arrive every 20 minutes at all hours. trains on the red light coming from richmond or millbrae directions will also run o

san jose has sadly died of his injuries. that crash happened on telly o'clock. lynn avenue in south san jose was back on august 10th.orcyclists hasn't been identified publicly, but they were taken to the hospital with major injuries. they were stabilized. but police were notified just yesterday that he succumbed to their injuries. death marks now the city's 34th fatal collision and 35th traffic death this year. in the north bay, a town hall meeting to address slow response times to 9-1-1. calls in vallejo has now been set for september 14th. the police department acknowledges they're understaffed, but they say the majority of calls they get are not emergencies. and that's why they're prioritizing manually activated panic alarms, silent robbery, alarms and crimes in progress that are caught on surveillance video. >> happening now, the drug narcan is now available to purchase over the counter. and you don't even need a a lot of people are going to access now to this life saving drug in kron four's. michael thomas is in the newsroom with more on the story. michael. hey, good morning, everyone. having narcan on store sh

san jose has unfortunately died of his injuries. >> that crash happened on telly road mclachlan avenue in south san jose. back on august. 10th. the motorcyclist wasn't identified we news they were taken to the hospital with major injuries and we're stabilized. however, we've learned that police were notified yesterday that that person did die of their injuries is death. now marks the city's 34th fatal collision and 35th traffic death this year. in the north bay, a town hall meeting to address slow response times to 9-1-1. calls in vallejo is now set for september 14th. the police department acknowledges they are understaffed, but they say the majority of the calls they get are not actually emergencies. and that's why they're prioritizing their response to things like manually activated panic alarms and silent robbery, alarms and crimes in progress that are being captured on surveillance video. >> well, happening now, the drug narcan is now available to purchase over the counter. and you don't even need a lot of folks are going to access to that life saving drug as a result. and crawford's michael thomas up in the newsroom wit

san jose has sadly died of his injuries. that crash happened on talley road and mclaughlin avenue in south san jose was back on august 10th.ow the motorcyclists hasn't been identified publicly, but we do know that he was taken to the hospital with major injuries and at the time was stabilized. but police have just been notified that he died of his injuries yesterday. his death now march, the city's 34th fatal collision and 35th traffic death this year. in the north bay, a town hall meeting to address slow response times to 9-1-1. calls in vallejo is now set for september 14th. the police department acknowledges they are understaffed, but they say the majority of calls they get are not really emergencies. and that's why they're prioritizing their response to manually activated panic alarms, silent robbery, alarms and crimes in progress that are caught. on surveillance video. >> happening now, the drug narc and is now available to purchase over the counter. and you don't even need a prescription to do so. it's a big change. will allow a lot of people now have access to that lifesaving drug. >> kron four's michael thomas is u

san jose has now died of his injuries. that crash happened on talley road and mclaughlin avenue in south san jose was back on august 10th.cyclist hasn't been identified publicly. they were taken to the hospital with major injuries later stabilized. but police were notified of the death yesterday. the death marks the city's 34th fatal collision now and 35th traffic death this year. in the north bay. the police department is rescheduling a plan town hall to address slow call response times. 2 september 14th. the department has struggled with low staffing, but says the majority of calls are not emergencies. and that's why they're prioritizing manually activated panic alarms and silent alarms as well as ongoing crimes that are caught on surveillance video. >> happening now, the drug narcan is now available to purchase over the counter and without a lot of people will now have access to that life saving drug with kron four's michael thomas up in the newsroom with more on this story. michael. hi, good morning, everyone. >> you know, having narcan on shelves is going to be a huge step nationwide and especially here for san fran

san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> three men have been arrested following a shooting in san jose that happened early wednesday morning on west alma avenue. when officers arrived, they found two men shot. the three suspects took off in a dark-colored sedan. they refused to pull over and two cars were thrown out of that car during that pursuit. officers finally caught up with the car and men in palo alto where two suspects were arrested. the third barricaded himself in a nearby home but was laser taken into custody. >> we know that the shootings started off as some type as a fight or disturbance inside a business establishment that ended up outside. the sheer nature of the investigation gave us enough information to let us know that this was obviously with malice, and they went out of their way to try to shoot the victims. >> the suspect face aid tempted murder weapons violations as well as violations of evading police. >>> a train and dump truck slided on the peninsula this morning causing traffic problems for drivers. nbc bay area's skyranger captured overhead in redwood city near bloomquist street and seaside boulevard near 101. you ca

san jose has unfortunately died of his injuries. that crash happened on talley road and mclaughlin avenue was in south san jose back on august. 10th. the motorcyclist wasn't identified publicly at the time. all we knew that they are taken to the hospital with major injuries and later stabilized. but now we're getting word that police were notified yesterday ef that person's death. that death, by the way, marks the city's 34th fatal collision and 35th traffic deaths this year. south bay native steve harwell, singer of the band smash mouth. as you know, by now has died. he was 56 years old. we brought it to you as breaking news yesterday and now we're getting more and more reaction. kron four's noelle bellow takes a look back at his careers. >> body so he's going tell harwell started off his musical careers in san jose with a rap group called f o s. >> or freedom of speech. but by 1994, harwell was ready for a new band. and a new sound along with fellow san jose native kevin coleman. they took on the name smash mouth experimenting with jazz, punk and reggae inspired. sounds. the band began picking up gigs and trying to get their song

richer, a powerball ticket that matched 5 out of 5 numbers was sold at this quik stop on stewart avenue in san joseize him out for that is 796 $1000. it's not a 925 mil, but 800 k sure. pretty good. the take. it was sold in california that matched all the numbers except for the powerball. and these are tonight's winning numbers for the prize. that has climbed to 850 million. they are 1, 7, 46. 47 63 in the powerball is 7. the jackpot is now worth 925 million dollars. the next drawing is saturday. >> after being knocked off its base and cracked during winter storms. the popular sea lion sculpture in sausalito has been repaired. it's been missing from its home base for the last 9 months is what it looked like before it got knocked off. everybody loves this sausalito mayor says sammy has been the most photographed piece of public art in the city since it was installed back in 1957, she says the community pitched in to help with the cost of repairs. that city now waiting for permits to be approved from various state and federal agencies before placing it back on the waterfront. and that wraps up kron.

fruitdale avenue and on monday, police say another man was hit at willow street and meridian avenue. san joseidents and mayor matt mehan are expressing their frustration. >> i walk here every single day and it's every single day i feel like i'm going to get hit by a car. >> i fear our community becomes numb. these are not just numbers or statistics. these are human beings. these are people with with families. yesterday's incident marked the 39th deadly crash and 23rd involving a pedestrian in at this time last year, the city had 48 deaths, with 26 of them pedestrians. >> new at six, the india basin waterfront park project will receive more help from the state. san francisco is getting $5.1 million in grant money for its third phase of construction. so this will provide 64 acres of continuous shoreline space, with nearly two miles of connected trail. there will also be amenities like picnic areas, concessions. there's exercise equipment planned too. the park is located in bayview hunters point. >> san francisco city investigators are now looking into the mint plaza pod housing complex. here's

san jose. it happened at alum rock and stuart avenues at around 2 a.m. saturday. san jose police reports the driver appeared to intentionally hit the victims, then left the scene before officers arrived. a motive for the hit and run is still unknown . and drivers passing through the south bay will have to d with the major highway closure for aittle longer. the northbound of highway 87in san jose are still clo. this is between julian street and highway 85. crews are working on a major lane resurfacing project. the closure is expected to run through five monday morning and another closure is set for the weekend of october 20th when the southbound lanes will be repaved. all right. let's get a check of the weather with lisa. >> all right. good morning to you. we have a little bit of sunshine trying to come out here. temperatures in the upper 50s and we'll get a little more sun throughout the day. the air quality improves and there's still a cold front to talk about . early season rain, maybe not so likely. i'll explain in coming up. >> thank you, lisa. also next, san f

you can see that it is at the corner of west elm avenue and plum street in san jose just east of highwayf 2.80, alma avenue was closed from plum street down to al madina expressway in back out here live. you can see this scene. police are focusing their time in front of these businesses. san jose police say that early this morning a shooting broke out that ended with 2 men being taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. and after investigating, they were able to locate a possible suspect vehicle which fled the area, leading them on a pursuit outside of the city limits. eventually several suspects were taken into custody and at least one firearm was recovered as to exactly what happened or where it happened. we're still waiting for those details. but again, police are focusing their time outside of these businesses. that includes an alteration shop, a convenience store and a bar. now, the only thing that police did tell me in addition to that was that they do plan to be out here for the next few hours or so as they're still waiting for the crime scene, investigators to fin

it's right at the corner of west elm avenue and plum street in san jose. it's just east of highway 87 in south of 2.80, elm avenue was closed for a few hours this morning. up until about 6 o'clock. >> and take a look at this video that we gathered from a few hours ago. san jose police say that it happened early this morning. a shooting broke out here. it ended with 2 men being taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. and that after leading them after investigating to find a suspect vehicle which fled the area and that led them on a pursuit outside the city limits. they were eventually able to take several suspects into custody and also take at least one firearm recovered from that area as to exactly what happened or where it happened at this corner. we're still learning those details of businesses in this area, including alteration shop, a convenience and a bar and it seemed this morning that they were focusing their time near that far. but back out here live again, use businesses are still closed. so we're trying to get more information fr

san jose. it happened at alum rock and stewart avenues at around 2 a.m.ppeared to intentionally hit the victims, then quickly left the scene before officers arrived. a motive for the hit and run is still unknown. happening now, a highway in the south bay is shutow this weekend. the northbound lanes o highwa sanose closed last night between julian street and highway 85. crews are working on a major lane resurfacing project there. the closure is expected to run through five monday morning. another closure is set for the weekend of october 20th when the southbound lanes will be repaved . now to a sideline shakeup at a san jose high school. our media partners, the mercury news reports willow glen high school football coach oscar caballero was suspended for the rest of the season. san jose unified says it's because of a video showing what they call assaultive behavior between the coach and a parent. volunte the officials say the incident took place during a game at leland high school last friday. they say the video showed the coach appeared to have made contac

at a location on alum rock avenue in san jose. the invitation says find parking anywhere, then call and list fresh's number. it boasts ten plus fresh, exotic dancers, $10 lap dances, 20 to party before 2 a.m, 150 plus bottles, 300 for 1942. don julio before 2 a.m. and 40 to dance. in addition to food for sale and the promise of good vibes and thick thighs, i got in touch with the property owner of the address listed in the invitation who told me he had no knowledge whether this activity was taking place on his property. after talking with his tenant, he told the i-team his tenant rented the space to someone named fresh for $500 for a private party that he was planning for his aunt's birthday . by phone, fresh told the i-team he didn't know anything about that. the party came the day after a sheriff's deputy put an eviction notice at a townhome on camille circle, where residents had complained for months their neighbor was operating an all night strip club from inside the townhome every weekend. the i-team spoke with fresh, who say

schaaf avenue in san jose, which now has a duplex on the property.year, the amigos de guadalupe center for justice and empowerment, founded by maritza maldonado, bought the property to make space for the next generation of community leaders. this house here will be meeting space. we'll have some childcare activities. community kitchen. chavez is internationally recognized for his activism and organizing on behalf of farm workers in the 1950s and 60. as he founded what would become the united farm workers of america. mar donato says long before she began serving the community, she had her own experience with cesar chavez as as someone who grew up in this very neighborhood, who actually had father mcdonald and cesar chavez knock on our door and us hearing the plight of the farm workers is was really important. isn't that the legacy of cesar chavez for our community and our young people understand the significance and the importance that cesar chavez had played at the chavez home was declared a san jose city landmark. a year after his death in 1994. mal

a powerball ticket that matched 5 out of 5 numbers was sold at this quik stop on stewart avenue in san jose. the prize amount for that is about $796,000. it's the only tickets sold in california that matched all the numbers except for that power ball. so the jackpot for powerball is now 925 million dollars. i'm sure it's going to grow before the next drawing on saturday. still ahead, where things stand as the federal gover >> time is ticking in washington, d.c., despite the fact that the senate just advanced a measure to fund the government through november, a government shutdown is set to begin on sunday. our dc correspondent alexandra limon explains why. >> speaker mccarthy is saying he cares more about the winds of the hard right. a hard, hard right then avoiding a shutdown. senate majority leader chuck schumer says the u.s. should not be on the brink of a government shutdown because democratic and republican leaders reached an agreement on spending back in june. we all shook hands on this deal. >> but now the speaker and only the speaker, he's going back on his word. the senate voted to

this quik stop on stewart avenue in san jose. the prize out about $796,000.is the only tickets sold out california that match all numbers except for the powerball. these are the winning numbers that prize climbed 850 million. they are 1, 7, 46. 47 63 and the powerball is 7. the jackpot is now worth 925 million dollars. the next drawing is on saturday. well, congratulations to everyone that maybe you're up early celebrating watching news that gayle ong joining us this morning to bring us that forecast in case they want know spend some money in the weather today morning, good morning, reyna. good morning, everyone. well, there is some pleasant tap for today. here's that. look at this almost a full moon. >> that should peak tomorrow early tomorrow morning. but you can see still partly cloudy and in the east bay. it's pretty clear mostly, though, so that should be able to mix out. i want to show you what's happening up north. you can see some activity. it's pretty busy still in the pacific northwest. there's remnants from that low pressure system that us rain her

matched all of a that of the numbers and they bought their ticket at this quik stop on stewart avenue in san jose if you bought your ticket there, you've got the winning prize at $796,000 for the jackpot. you'll get a little money. almost buy a house here in had middle has so of that ticket was sold it matched everything but the powerball so pretty good. the next drawing if you're now. yeah. if the jackpot is over 900 million dollars. yeah. saturday saturday, ok? so you you just kind let you just keep playing. just one quick pick. one quick pick are up for grabs. you want to dream a 9 and then i dream and i don't play $2 to right 10. 44, right now we're looking at the weather, the traffic and weather take a backseat all morning long. yeah, because of the traffic problem file. can talk about, you know, the weather, forecast. that's all resolve. good morning, gayle. good morning, james and darya. good morning, everyone. yeah, quiet morning. and today is probably going to be the last quiet day for a while. we have sunny skies here, partly cloudy. >> expected to a mix out later on in the afternoon. s

it's at the corner of west elm avenue and plum street in san jose. it's just east of highway 87 and south of 2.80. it's actually right across the street from the dmv here. alma avenue was closed from plum street down to al madina expressway. and take a look at this video that we gathered just a few hours ago. san jose police say early this morning the shooting broke out here that ended with 2 men being taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. and after investigating, they were able to find a possible suspect vehicle which led fled the area and led them on a pursuit outside of the city limit. eventually several suspects were taken into custody after that pursuit and at least one firearm was recovered as to exactly what happened or exactly where at this corner it happened that we're still waiting for details. but the business is back out here live include things like alteration shop. there's also a bar and grill and a party store. that's right here at stores behind me. again, this right across the street from the dmv. so as we get more

just not the powerball was sold at this quick stop in stuart avenue in san jose. the prize amount for that ticket, $796,000. >> that's nothing to sneeze at that will make a change in your life. played all right, 6.44. right now checking out the weather. don't miss on the moon tonight or today or this morning before. if you can, because so tonight before we get to that, though, tomorrow is going to to about but then we've got the problem on the road. yeah, rain is tracking that. so let's get updates on both will begin with the rain all right. for everybody that is hitting the roads this morning. you need to know about this hot spot. >> 84 eastbound on the dumbarton bridge right near the causeway. the air. that's where that accident is so overturned. vehicle. they're trying to get off the ridge right now. but as you can see, westbound side is also impacted. so we got the eastbound site shut down completely westbound side. you see that traffic building. you want to stay away from that all together. here's an actual look from one of our caltrans cameras of that it doe

at a location on alum rock avenue in san jose .ing anywhere, then call and list fresh's number. it boasts ten plus fresh, exotic dancers, $10 lap dances, 20 to party before 2 a.m, 150 plus bottles, 300 for 1942. don julio before 2 a.m. and 40 to dance. in addition to food for sale and the promise of good vibes and thick thighs, i got in touch with the property owner of the address listed in the invitation who told me he had no knowledge whether this activity was taking place on his property. after talking with his tenant, he told the i-team his tenant rented the space to someone named fresh for $500 for a private party that he was planning for his aunt's birthday. by phone, fresh told the i-team he didn't know anything about that. the party came the day after a sheriff's deputy put an eviction notice at a townhome on camille circle, where residents had complained for months their neighbor was operating an all night strip club from inside the townhome every weekend, the i-team spoke with fresh, who says the parties are private for f

and then san josÉ's best is at 5.09 on redmond avenue. 5.19 in contra costa. >>> there's a crash on highwayjust before the transition at 242. we will watch that closely. no slowing has kicked off for highway 4 yet. the headlights are crawling across the golden gate bridge. no problems through the north bay into the city. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> 5:11 this morning. tinseltown in a prolonged shutdown still, but there's new word that they plan to kick start talks with the actors. >>> mirror, mirror on the wall, why did you stop working? >>> good thursday morning. the time is that 5:14. as you head out in berkeley it's starting out with a few clouds and temperatures in the upper 50s. it will be another beautiful day as the sunshine continues and our highs reach in the mid-70s. comfortable today, but we have changes in our weekend forecast talking about rain chances and cooler temperatures, coming up in a few minutes. >>> traffic on the nimitz north of the coliseum. nice speeds southbound. there could be a little slowing up north, and there was a crash reported on that part of the ni

>> san jose police are investigating a shooting that took place overnight, sending 2 men to the hospital. this happened just after one this morning outside of a business complex on west alma avenue in plum street in san jose. that's just down the street from san jose state football stadium. police say after the shooting they located a possible suspect vehicle which left the area leading them on a pursuit and eventually several suspects were taken into custody. at least one firearm was recovered. we did speak with some people who live in that area who say this kind of violence is nothing new in their neighborhood. or last night. >> it's always like this since i've been since i've been alive over here. >> i walk around a but mean there's some crime. just yeah. i mean, more police presence probably be helpful. >> right now, we don't know what led up to the shooting. the 2 victims are recovering in the hospital this afternoon. they are expected to survive. a developing story now is this invasive fruit fly that has forced a produce quarantine for a large part of santa clara county. people are being told not to move homegrown fruit or vegetables off of their property montrose. elissa

. >> yeah, the best prices in san josÉ, 4.75 at express gas on redman avenue.imilar price points in alameda county. hayward's costco, that's $4.77 a gallon. marin county, $5.25, and that's the price jump, and there are cheaper prices in that county. >>> as we look at the roadways, we zoom to the south bay. there was an early disturbance that was cleared. 101 moving smoother. we had slowing until 30 seconds ago near the airport. we will get another burst. you see it building already in san martin. there could be a disabled vehicle around san martin avenue. we will check that and monitor it. back to you. >> sounds good. >>> 6:09. a big win for san francisco. coming up, the new just-announced tech convention and the first of its kind. some say it could not come at a better time. >>> maybe a big win polar bears as well. >>> and a touching moment between a family dog and his four-legged brother. keep it here. you're watching "today in the bay." ♪ ♪ always in that state of mind ♪ ♪ living on a high vibration ♪ ♪ so hot gonna make it melt ♪ ♪ and i'm lovin' what i'm t

a powerball ticket matching 5 out of 5 numbers was sold at this quik stop on stewart avenue in san jose prize amount nearly $800,000. this was the only ticket in california that matched all numbers except for the powerball. the jackpot is now worth 960 million dollars. the next drawing is tonight. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the giants making big changes after firing their manager as they head towards the end of the head towards the end of the season. deep voice: monster tacos are back at jack in the box. along with new, spicy angry monster tacos. come and get 'em... we dare- [clears throat] jack vo: we dare you. get 2 for just $3. i just wrote a slogan for my new chicken parm sauced & loaded sandos... imagine a chicken parm, but better! two chicken strips on a brioche bun... topped with curly fries, pepperoni, white cheese sauce, marinara, and mozzarella. yeah, i'm a marketing genius. try them today. >> now on the kron 4 morning news. local reaction to the sudden death of senator dianne feinstein. and police released body cam footage of a deaday officer-involved shooting th

. >>> san jose police are best to getting the city's third pedestrian death in just the last five days. the man was hit and killed earlier this morning, near south jackson and alum rock avenues. police say the driver is cooperating with the investigation. this is the 22nd pedestrian death in san jose so far this year. >>> now to a pretty unusual site in the central valley, as a bear was spotted yesterday near modesto. officials think the young female wandered about 60 feet down from the mountains and found itself on an orchard. the stanislaus sheriff's office tranquilized the bear in the afternoon, while the hickman charter school was put on a one hour bear lockdown, the first such protocol in the school's history. the bear was unharmed. >> we have had foxes, we have had possums, you know, your community dog. but a bear? >> while it is unusual to see a bear in hickman, at that elevation, it is not really uncommon for a bear to follow a river corridor. >> still kind of weird to see a bear lockdown. the bear was relocated closer to yosemite, the only other time that there has been spotted in stanislaus county was in 2018. >> more bears, look at this video from mexico. a hungry

san jose. that ticket was sold at the quick stop on stewart avenue. ticket matched five out of five numbers, but did not match the powerball number falling just shy of the winning the massive prize of $850 million. no one won that big prize, meaning it will now swell to $925 million and here now is a look at the winning numbers. they are. one 746 4763 with powerball seven now next drawing close to a billion. be a good one o what's with all the yogurt? shh! durkas has been breaking into my locker. ohh. but i've got a little revenge planned. sorry. i just remembered i don't really care.

san jose police are investigating a deadly crash . this is in the 40 block of south jackson avenue. we have no estimated time as to when that area will reopen. so the 40th block there also a brush fire reported in vallejo this is eastbound 80 before redwood parkway. and we're seeing some slowing in the westbound direction right in that same spot, we will end here with the toll plaza we're metering lights came on at 530. reggie thanks for being here. >> we're going to turn now to ginger zee with a look at what's coming up on gma this morning. hey, ginger. >> yes, reggie coomassie. nice to be with everybody. so coming up here on gma, we'll start with the latest on a story i know you've been following the autoworkers strike. president biden is preparing to join the workers on the picket line. so we'll get into all of that. and then the new scam targeting people who have to start paying back their student loans. how you can protect yourself and why your pumpkin might be smaller and more difficult to find this year. the best time to buy them, too. and then shark tank stars barbara corcor