i'm a mission terrace resident at and i live on san jose avenue. i'm a part of the movement for a safer san jose. i have a 17 month old son who uses balboa playground and crosses the street, literally every day. so this is a big concern for me and for other families in our community who are in the same boat that my entire family uses the corridor and we use it regularly myself and the community supporting safer, san jose are very excited that this project is moving ahead. we appreciate all the mta staff's hard work in making this happen and in making this project a reality. we're glad the board is listening and taking action. these are all great things. overall, we've heard from the majority of the community that we've spoken with that they're pleased with the proposal, even if it doesn't contain everything that we would like to see, we would like for the board to approve this item today and for the mta to move immediately with the quick build portions of the project so that we can see the situation improved as quickly as possible. with that said, o

i'm a mission terrace resident at and i live on san jose avenue. i'm a part of the movement for a safer san jose. i have a 17 month old son who uses balboa playground and crosses the street, literally every day. so this is a big concern for me and for other families in our community who are in the same boat that my entire family uses the corridor and we use it regularly myself and the community supporting safer, san jose are very excited that this project is moving ahead. we appreciate all the mta staff's hard work in making this happen and in making this project a reality. we're glad the board is listening and taking action. these are all great things. overall, we've heard from the majority of the community that we've spoken with that they're pleased with the proposal, even if it doesn't contain everything that we would like to see, we would like for the board to approve this item today and for the mta to move immediately with the quick build portions of the project so that we can see the situation improved as quickly as possible. with that said, o

i'm a mission terrace resident at and i live on san jose avenue. i'm a part of the movement for a safer san jose. i have a 17 month old son who uses balboa playground and crosses the street, literally every day. so this is a big concern for me and for other families in our community who are in the same boat that my entire family uses the corridor and we use it regularly myself and the community supporting safer, san jose are very excited that this project is moving ahead. we appreciate all the mta staff's hard work in making this happen and in making this project a reality. we're glad the board is listening and taking action. these are all great things. overall, we've heard from the majority of the community that we've spoken with that they're pleased with the proposal, even if it doesn't contain everything that we would like to see, we would like for the board to approve this item today and for the mta to move immediately with the quick build portions of the project so that we can see the situation improved as quickly as possible. with that said, o

incidents in the mission district at the first of these happened on tuesday at 26th street in san jose avenue another attack happened yesterday at 23rd and hampshire streets. abc7 news reporter lena howland is live in san francisco with the details of these assaults and the reward being offered to find the suspects. lena well, in what the union representing these postal service workers calls a growing trend of attacks on their workers. >> two were attacked in two separate incidents just this week here in san francisco. so both happening in the middle of the afternoon. the screams of a mail carrier after being attacked in the mission district. it happened around 330 in the afternoon on tuesday. you can't see the attack, but you can see a gray color card speeding away from the scene, which investigators believe had the suspects inside. we're told the worker was not seriously hurt. postal inspection says there trying to catch more offenders to help with that. they are raising the reward for reporting mail crimes from $50,000. to $150,000 a letter. >> carriers don't wake up in the morning, you kn

the mission district 26th and san jose avenue. total of 5 mil carrier robberies in the city. 2 women were arrested for organized retail theft and grand theft. the great mall in milpitas on wednesday. police say a patrol officer stopped the car. well, we were in. they found nearly $1900 more the merchandise that was believed to have been stolen from marshall's as well as a tool used to remove security sensors. then you've got hundreds of people shutting down the san francisco federal building last night by chaining themselves to door. representative nancy pelosi's office protesters rally to call for an immediate cease-fire in gaza. as for the u.s. military to stop helping israel fight the war. back. we had to get a check of weather because i know you wonder in is going to be just as hot as the past 2 days. good morning, john. thankfully not rain. we're looking at a nice, big, cool down today. >> and compared to yesterday, which is the very hottest one couldn't come soon enough. looking out at coit tower. we got the low gray out the

. >> area of 26th street and san jose avenue in san francisco. and today we're learning about a more recent robbery. one that happened just yesterday on 23rd street between hampshire and york street postal inspectors say mail keys were stolen and they provided these photos of the day car used in the crime. just in the last 2 weeks, there have been at least 5 mail carriers robbed in san francisco. >> to any copycats are wannabes. out there who might consider robbing a postal worker. i ask you to consider. the years you will face in federal prison. the price on your head and that postal inspectors will not stop hunting. you. >> residents are being asked to clear their mailboxes or have mail held at the post office if they're not going to be home, a reward of up to $150,000 is being offered for info that helps crack these cases. deputies in solano county arrested 7 people for shooting at drivers on interstate 80 deputies say they found these guns inside the suspected shooter's car during a traffic stop in fairfield. no word if the suspects actually

they say it happened on tuesday evening in the mission district on 26 and san jose avenue. the mail carrier was not seriously hurt, but police are still looking for the suspect. officials say just in the last 2 weeks there have been a total of 5 mail carrier robberies across the city. >> san francisco police held a town hall today. they released body camera video and 9-1-1 calls related to the crash in deadly shooting at the chinese consulate last week. police were very clear. the investigation is still ongoing. the body camera footage does show the suspect. 31 year-old jen yang was armed with a knife when he drove his vehicle into the consulate last monday. we do want to warn you some of the video may be hard to watch here. the 9-1-1 calls came in just after 03:00pm on october 9th saying a driven into the consulate and they were armed. police arrive just 4 minutes after the initial call. by the time they got their pepper spray had already been deployed. the body cam video shows the suspect was ordered to get on the ground but he did not comply. instead he stood up against

a robbery targeting a postal worker in the mission district in the area of 26th street in san jose avenue tonight, we're learning of another robbery that happened yesterday at 23rd street between hampshire and york street postal inspectors say mail keys were stolen. they provided those set these pictures of the car. suspects used in the last 2 weeks or been at least 5 mail carrier robberies in san francisco. >> to any copycats are wannabes. out there who might consider robbing a postal worker. i ask you to consider. the years you will face in federal prison. the price on your head and that postal inspectors will not stop hunting. you. >> residents are being asked to clear out their mailboxes or even have mail held at the post office up to $150,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to an arrest and conviction. >> a group of san francisco businesses is launching a new campaign to try to help change the image of the city ahead of the global economic summit pack next month. the campaign is called. it all starts here in the business. leaders say they plan to blanket the city w

the most prescribed biologic for asthma. 26th street and san jose avenue. another robbery happened yesterday at 23rd and hampshire streets. abc seven news reporter lena howland has details about the new reward and. the screams of a mail carrier after being attacked in the mission district. >> it happened around 330 in the afternoon on tuesday. while you can't see the attack, you can see a gray colored car speeding away from the scene, which investigators believe had the suspects inside. it's a menace to letter carriers across the bay area right now. >> and think you can hear in that video how how upsetting this is for a person just just trying to do their job which is already mentally and physically demanding. >> but it doesn't end there. us postal inspectors shared these photos with us of what they believe to be the suspect's getaway car in another mail carrier attack like this one happened two days later, around the same time, just six minutes away from the first attack. but this time the worker was robbed of their mail keys. the key itself is the object

this video and say that the % incident happened on tuesday evening in the mission on 26th in san jose avenueey say the mail carrier was not seriously hurt. they are still looking for sofficials say in last couple of weeks there have been a total of 5 mail carrier robberies in the city. >> police are investigating after a person was hit and killed by a muni bus in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood. it happened early this morning near the a quarter of an s and o'farrell streets just before 01:00am. there was damage to the driver's side of the bus. but it's not clear exactly what happened that caused the bus to hit the person, the victim's identity has not yet been released. coming up next, police say they got the man responsible for 2 deadly shootings near and east bay. jim. >> what they say he was wearing gave him up. >> plus, what local officials and our legal analysts say it should be happening to stop repeated retail crime in the bay area after one suspect is arrested twice in >> right now in california, if you steal less than $950 worth of items, you're likely only committing a misd

. >> they say this happened tuesday night in the mission district on 26 in san jose avenue. the mail carrier was not hurt and police are still looking for the suspect. officials say the last 2 weeks there have been a total of 5 mail carrier robberies in the city. 2 people downtown walnut creek were robbed at gunpoint after leaving a dinner at this happened wednesday night. right near the intersection of both fellow drive at locust street at broadway plaza. >> police say 2 men approached the victims. one of them pointed a gun at them and demanded that they give up their belongings. they then got into a nearby white sedan and took off no injuries reported. but anyone with information about what happened here is asked to contact the walnut creek police department. and san francisco police released body camera video and the 9-1-1 calls all related to that crash. a deadly shooting at the chinese consulate from last week. the footage shows the suspect was armed with a knife when he drove his vehicle into the consulate last monday. before we play the full video for you here. do wan

they say it happened on tuesday evening in the mission district on 26 and san jose avenue.nd police are now still looking for that suspect. officials say just in the last 2 weeks, there have been a total of 5 mil carrier robberies in the city. 2 people in downtown walnut creek. they were at gunpoint after leaving dinners. all happened wednesday night. right near botelho. drive-in locust street in broadway plaza. police say 2 men approached the victims, one of them pointed a gun and demanded that they give up their belongings. they got into a nearby white sedan and took off. no injuries were reported. but anyone information you are urged to contact walnut creek police. >> in the south bay, 2 women were arrested for organized retail theft and grand theft. this was out of the great mall in milpitas. police say patrol officer stopped the car that the women were in and found nearly $1900 worth of merchandise that they believe was stolen from a nearby marshals. they also apparently had a tool that was used to remove security sensors. this happened on wednesday. police say one of

this first happened on tuesday at 26th street in san jose avenue. happened yesterday at 23rd and hampshire street. abc7 news reporter lena howland is live in san francisco with the details of these assaults and the reward being offered to find these suspects. lena. >> well, in what the union representing these postal service workers is called is calling a growing trend of attacks on their workers. two were attacked in two separate incidents just this week right here in san francisco. both happening in the middle of the afternoon. where screams of a mail carrier after being attacked in the mission district. it happened around 330 in the afternoon on tuesday. you can't see the attack, but you can see a gray colored car speeding away from the scene, which investigators believe had the suspects inside. we're told the worker was not seriously hurt. postal inspection says they are trying to catch more offenders. so to help with that, they are raising the reward for reporting mail crimes. from 50,000 to $150,000. >> a letter. carriers don't wake up in the

but on tuesday evening in the mission district on 26 san jose avenue. the mail carrier was not seriously hurt. police are still looking for suspect. officials say just in the last 2 weeks and there have been a total of 5 mil carriers robbed in the city. and then 2 people downtown walnut creek. they were robbed at gunpoint after leaving dinner. it's all happened wednesday night, right near the intersection of botelho drive and locust street in the brolly plaza. police say 2 men approached the victims. one of them pointed a gun at them and demanded them to give up their belongings. got into a nearby white sedan. it took off. no injuries were reported. but anyone with any information, please contact walnut, police creek, walnut creek police. >> in the south bay, we have 2 women now rested for organized retail theft and grand theft. this was at the great mall in milpitas. police say patrol officer stop the car that the 2 women were and then found nearly $1900 worth of merchandise and what they believe all of that they believe was stolen from a nearby marsha

in the evening in the mission district on 26 in san jose avenue. the mail carrier was not seriously hurt and police are still looking for the suspect. officials say just in the last 2 weeks there have been a total of 5 mail carrier robberies in the city. a federal judge has overturned california's 30 year-old ban on assault weapons. the judge ruled that the state's attempts to prohibit sales of semiautomatic guns violates the constitutional right to bear arms. this ruling comes after the 9th circuit court of appeal sent the case back to the judge should be reconsidered. california attorney general rob bonta says his office has already filed a notice of appeal in santa clara county sheriff's office has implemented a quarter of the more than 600 reforms identified in the 2016 plan to improve its jail system. some of the reforms involved producing suicide risks, improving access to health care and ensuring inmates have reliable ways to file complaints of the 623 recommendations made in 2016. the office of correction and law enforcement monitoring dete

they say it happened on tuesday evening in the mission district right there on 26 in san jose avenue. mail carrier wasn't seriously hurt physically but police are still looking for the suspect. officials say that just in the last 2 weeks there have been a total of 5 mail carriers robbed in the city. san francisco police released body camera footage and 9-1-1 calls related to the crash and deadly shooting at a chinese consulate last week. the footage shows that john yuan yang was armed with a knife when he drove his vehicle into the consulate last monday. and we do want to warn you some of this video may find difficult to watch, but walk you through it. the 9-1-1 call came in just after 03:00pm. someone called to say that a person driven their car into the consulate and that they were armed. police say they arrived about 4 minutes after that initial call and by the time they got their pepper spray had already been deployed. the body camera footage shows police ordering yang to get on the ground but he didn't. and here you see police coming in instead of getting on the floor. he apparen

they say it happened on tuesday night in the mission district 26th and san jose avenue.he mail carrier was not seriously hurt. police are still looking for the suspects. officials say just in the last 2 weeks there have been a total of 5 mayor kick mail carrier robberies in the city alone. and take a look at this video right now about a dozen cars destroyed by fires. officials say were started near homeless encampments and san francisco's mission district. one of those cars belong to a san francisco business owner kron four's. dan thorn has the story. >> several cars torched by an encampment fire in the mission this is just one of 3 fires to break out along or near stevenson street in less than a week. i think it's a big deal because they're getting worse. business owner deseret barrera says she's been complaining to the city about encampment fires for months. her fears were realized when her black bmw was destroyed last friday, adding insult to injury, people were seen rummaging through barrera's badly burned car, especially in scary and individuals who are causing the

video and they say this all happened on tuesday evening, right in the mission district on 26 and san jose avenue thankfully a police. they're still looking for the suspects. officials say just in the last 2 weeks there's been a total of 5, no carrier robberies in the city. >> well, 2 people in downtown walnut creek were robbed at gunpoint after leaving dinner. this happened wednesday night near the intersection of but hello, drive and locust street there in broadway plaza. police say 2 men approached the victims. one of them pointed a gun and demanded that they give up their belongings. then they got into a nearby white sedan and took off. no injuries were reported. but anyone with information on what happened and who is behind this is urged to contact walnut creek police in the south bay. 2 women were arrested for organized retail theft and grand theft at the great mall in milpitas. police say patrol officer spotted the car that the women were in and found nearly $1900 worth of merchandise that they believe were stolen from marshall's as well as a tool used to remove security sensors. this happ

another mail carrier was targeted on tuesday near 26th street and san jose avenue.ied and failed to rob that postal worker. authorities say these targeted incidents affect thousands thousands of customers. the us postal inspection service is now offering a $150,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest in these cases. >> a celebration in the south bay over a bill that was signed into law by governor newsom. senator dave cortez of san jose originally introduced sb 309. the new law creates a statewide policy that lets inmates wear religious headwear, clothing and more. before this, each local detention facility could decide a policy. supporters say the law isn't just beneficial for the muslim community, but all religions, as there are new talks over a highly controversial bike lane in san francisco. >> though sfmta discussed the valencia street middle bike lane in the mission yesterday, some business owners we spoke with said it's really been a nightmare. they want the bike lane removed. they say customers are confused. they're trying to find parking on the

usps in video and they say all happened on tuesday evening, right in the mission district on 26 san jose avenue. mail carrier wasn't seriously hurt and police are still out there looking for a suspect. officials say just in the last 2 weeks there have been a total of 5 mil carrier robberies. it happened in the city. >> well, 2 people in downtown walnut creek were robbed at gunpoint after leaving dinner. this happened wednesday night right near the intersection of botelho drive and locust street. this was in the broadway plaza area. police say the 2 men approached the victims. one of them pointed a gun and then demandedhey give up their belongings at that point. they got into a nearby white sedan and took off no physical injuries reported. but anyone with information about what happened and who was behind this is urged to contact walnut creek police. in the south bay. 2 women have been arrested for organizing retail theft and are for organized retail theft. at the great mall in milpitas. police say that a patrol officer stopped a car that the women or in and found nearly $1900 worth of merchandi

and another mail carrier was targeted on tuesday near 26th street in san jose avenue.d failed to rob that postal worker. authorities say these incidents are targeted and they affect thousands of customer hours. the us postal inspection service is offering $150,000 in reward money for any information leading to an arrest in these cases. i hate to hear that they're just trying to do their job. >> a screen printing shop in arcade in san francisco is investigating after their beloved spice girls poster was apparently stolen. so here's a look at what the poster looks like. it features sporty, scary baby and posh, but not ginger because she was already out of the group at the time. but that's not the point of the story. they're promoting their 1998 performance at shoreline amphitheater, where, according to an instagram post by the store, a free gold watch. their vintage poster was stolen from the bathroom over the weekend, and it's not the first time in 2018. the original vintage poster was stolen and then replaced by the local artist who created the original free gold watch

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

. >> san jose police have arrested a man accused of attacking someone who walked in on a robbery. the attack happened today, friday, at about 10 a.m. in east san jose on newton avenue. police say the robber hit the victim in the face with a pistol causing serious injuries and then took several items from the home. today, investigators announced the 18 year old suspect was tracked to a home in santa clara. they arrested him there and say they also recovered property that was stolen during the robbery, as well as drugs and a loaded gun in after the break. >> the war between israel and hamas rages on. the latest on a deadly attack at a gaza hospital that claimed the lives of hundreds of people as president biden heads to the middle east. >> plus, the house of representatives still all without a speaker. details on today's vote for congressman jim jordan and what happens next. abc7 news at time to win is running out in our prize packed kick off the savings monopoly game! hurry in to play for your chance at over $25 million in prizes and money saving offers like this, and this, or even this. plus, you still have a shot at up to $100,000 in guaranteed prize money. stop i

then at noon at o'connor hospital on forest avenue. san jose, then at 3 in the afternoon, this at valley medical center main hospital on south bascom avenue in san jose. nurses at that rally going bring attention to what they say as an increase of workplace violence and mental health concerns. well, governor gavin newsom continued his visit to china over the weekend. the governor toured the forbidden city and made a stop at the u.s. embassy. he also got a chance to meet with top climate envoy. but china, the group stop to see a farm to school program for visiting peak in university to highlight the importance of people to people exchange. >> we're here in a school nurse and mason school rate and and and a green school farms school with a gorgeous garden and his kids are so active. it's best ball with them. we've got go to art of them, it's really, really special. it's exciting. next generation gives me confidence. fate. >> the governor returned to california next week. president joe biden chinese president agreed to meet on the sidelines of nex

then at noon, they'll be at o'connor hospital in san jose at 3 o'clock this afternoon valley medical center the main hospital there in san jose on bascom avenue nurses want to bring attention to what they say is an increase in workplace violence and concerns over mental health. governor newsom continues his visit to china. he was there over the weekend touring and made a stop at the u.s. embassy there and china as well made is talking about climate change stop to farm to school program that they had. and then visited peking university, highlighting the importance of a people to people exchange. >> here in a school and mason school rate and and and a green school farms school with a gorgeous garden and his kids are so active. it's best ball with them. we've got go to an art with him, but really, really special. it's exciting. the next generation gives me confidence. the fate. >> the governor returns to california next week. well, president joe biden and the chinese president, they agreed to meet on the sidelines in next month's asian pacific economic cooperation summit here san francisco. that's according to u.s.. officials that are familiar w

this was the scene on meridian avenue in san jose early sunday morning, where an illegal sideshow grew more dangerous by the minute. at one point, two cars crashed head-on. neighbors worry what might be next. >> i see the results, and i see the tire marks on the pavement the next day or two. i'm surprised that no one has gotten seriously injured, if not killed either as a participant or spectator. >> reporter: a few miles away, police responded to another sideshow near highway 85 and camden avenue. at one point, a sergeant pulled over a driver and found two unloaded ghost guns, untraceable firearms. >> why would you bring a gun to a car show? that scares the hell out of me. >> reporter: some neighbors who wanted to speak with us but not on camera said they've seen several other sideshows here on meridian avenue recently and question why police were so slow to respond on sunday. police declined to do an on-camera interview with us but sent a statement praising officers response. police say they arrested two suspects for firearms possession, issued nine spectator citations, and one for h

. >> san jose police have arrested a man accused of attacking somebody who just walked in on a robbery. that attack happened friday at about 10 a.m. in east san jose on newton avenue. police say the robber hit the victim in the face with a pistol causing serious injuries. also took several items from the home. and today, investigators announced the 18 year old suspect was then tracked to a home in santa clara. they arrested him there and say they also recovered property that was stolen during the robbery as well as drugs and a loaded firearm. >> a tragedy in napa county today left two bicyclists dead. sky seven was over the scene on silverado trail just south of oak knoll avenue. the chp says a lumber truck was driving along the road when its load shifted and knocked into the cyclist. sounds like something must have fallen out and the cyclists were riding by at that moment. investigators don't know yet if the driver will be cited. the truck is registered to central valley lumber. the silverado trail was shut down for several hours while officers investigate , and it has now reopened. >> building a better bay area, it's about looking at possible solutions to issues

it's located right near the taney and caltrain and the t a light rail stations on lake avenue in san jose. this is the first of 8 transit oriented projects in the agency's pipeline. coming up here this evening, a new tesla feature aimed at helping drivers stay awake at the wheel. how going to work. >> but first, a cooler summer means a later harvest season. how that will affect this year's wine at cretors, we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on their own, even better together. try cretors, handcrafted small-batch popcorn. >> well, a cooler summer means a later harvest season for wine. grapes growers have about one month left to strip the vines kron four's ella sogomonian is that showed winery in sonoma with a look at how it will affect this year's collections. >> driving past sonoma county field, you might have noticed that it took just a little bit longer for these leaves to change color and soon you'll be able to taste the difference. a lot of rainfall this spring caused a later start to the grape growing season and cooler we

us just how hot it's going to get has started on the taming and station apartments on lake avenue in san joseunits will be built next to the vta, light rail and caltrain stations. 135 of those units will be affordable housing and the rest will be market rate. the facility will include a daycare center construction is expected to wrap up in the fall of 2025. >> turning. our attention to weather right now, i felt like i walked out into a sauna today. >> it really did. it was steamy out there. and we have more of it tomorrow. so here we go. let's check in now with abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel . yeah. and karina and j.r. we're going to turn up the heat a little bit more tomorrow. but the good news is after that we're all downhill. all right, let me show you these live views now. good evening, everyone. as we take a look here, clear skies, plenty of sun from coast to inland, no matter which direction you look. and we are expecting a rerun of that as high pressure is overhead. and that's what is bringing us the heat. it warmed up today by 18 degrees in san francisco compared to yesterday a

the first happened just before 1:00 this morning at camden avenue in san jose. there people setting off fireworks while drivers doing donuts in the center. people hanging out of the windows, lasers being pointed. and then about a half hour later, the sideshow seemed to move to the intersection of meridian and hamilton avenues. fireworks again and hundreds blocking the intersection. at one point, two cars doing donuts you just saw there, crashed head-on. the crowds were disbursed by police about 15 minutes into the sideshow. police were seen chasing people away. no word on any arrests. >>> now to the north bay, where this wild high-speed chase came to a violent end with the arrest of an 18-year-old. the chp says the teen was behind the wheel of the mustang that sped away from officers on north bound 101. it ended with that crash you just saw in santa rosa. the mustang plowed into several other cars during the chase, and injured two adults and one child. it all started after a police unit recognized the car's license plates that say "will run." the chp says those

san jose. and then at 3, the protest moves to valley medical center main hospital on south bascom avenue in san jose. the nurses say they want to raise awareness about the workplace. they say their workplace violence has become a problem. they have health concerns as well that they want addressed in this new contract. if they get it. governor newsom is continuing his visit overseas. he was in china over the weekend touring the forbidden city and making a stop at the u.s. embassy there. also met with top climate envoys from china and went to see a farm to school program and then visited peking university, highlighting the importance of people to people exchanges. >> we're here in a school nurse and mason school rate and and and a green school farms school with a gorgeous garden and his kids are so active. it's best ball with them. we've got go to an art with him, but really, really special. it's exciting. the next generation gives me confidence bay. >> kind of fun there to hear the newsom's just talking about there trip so far and now they've got a ways to do. the governor returns to california

cartridges from 10:00 this morning until 2:00 this afternoon at regional medical center in san jose on north jackson avenue there, we're under a microclimate alert because of the elevated fire danger that's going to ramp up, especially into this afternoon. at least we're starting out with a beautiful sight in san jose. starting out very, very cold. just as we forecasted, we're seeing 30s through the north bay. notice some of those temperatures dropping as well into the interior. low 40s in the forecast. a frost advisory will remain in effect until 10:00 a.m. frosts could even be likely. if you're seeing frost in your area, tag me @nbcvianey arana. we'll have offshore winds in the higher elevation areas above 500 feet. notice how far this red flag warning extends. we're talking all the way from the north bay into concord, brentwood, livermore, down through half moon bay and stretches along santa cruz as well. we'll guide you through the dangers and the timing coming up at 7:00 a.m. >> vee nay, thanks so much. >>> coming up also this morning on "today in the bay" at 7:00, constantly looking over his shoulder

san jose. and you can see the backup has formed here on northbound 680 before atlantis avenue. your speeds are down to around 12mph in this spot. we also have a crash in the counter commute direction that is causing a little bit of a slowdown and definitely onlooker traffic eastbound for past bailey road in bay point. and then we will end here with a live picture from the bay bridge toll toll plaza specifically the metering lights. so we have a different angle here. so you can see that backup as you approach the bridge. reggie and kumasi, thanks for being on the east bay . >> overnight, a bomb squad was seen looking for possible explosives after a person led law enforcement on a chase from san francisco to martinez. this started when witnesses say a man walked into the saints. peter and paul church in north beach yesterday evening. abc7 news spoke to the pastor who says man unknown to him entered the church to communion and then assaulted a parishioner after being chased out of the church. san francisco police say they saw the suspect driving away and got into a chase. sfpd tel

san jose, dustin dorsey, abc seven news. >> today vta celebrated breaking ground on a project that will put affordable housing near public transit. construction has started on the tamien station apartments on lick avenue be built next to the vta, light rail and caltrain stations as 135 of those units will be affordable housing and the rest will be market rate. the facility will include a daycare center. construction is expected to wrap up in the fall of 2025. >> finally, an answer in an unsolved murder nearly two decades old. >> joran van der sloot is no longer the suspect in my daughter's murder. he is the killer. >> today's confession just ahead . >> and the new task force designed to keep fentanyl out of the us bor ...thanks to dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral steroids. imagine that. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in

an suv collided in the northbound lanes around 03:15am, the crash happened near the your avenue off-ramp in san jose. investigators say the suv was sent to the right hand shoulder of the highway and then went over the guardrail, the name of the victim has not yet been released. a huge turnout today. an alameda for a hot dog vendor who had his cart flipped over. but a city worker in san francisco city officials issued an apology this week after a man wearing public works. vast was caught on video pushing the cart and spilling its contents on the sidewalk. today community members came together and planned a buyout for that vendor. it was originally supposed to happen here in the city, but it wasn't moved across the to avoid competing with the >> flake week crowd, the group responsible for organizing today's events as the vendor plans to take legal action against the city. the san francisco public works department tells kron 4 the incident is still under investigation. governor gavin newsom videoing 2 bills that happening on friday. one that would decriminalize the possession and personal use of severa

2nd in a pool in the backyard of the happy, happy daycare and the 1000 block of fleetwood avenue in south san jose. one neighbo who wants to conceal his identity says he's shocked by what's happened. it's terrific. yeah, it's terrible. i don't think any parent would want to have to deal with that or live through that. so it's tragic. investigators say nina was left alone with as many as four children as her mom. shaheen went to a doctor's appointment at a child care provider who also worked at the daycare, was also not at work that day. a fence gate around the pool had been propped open the night before by shaheen's husband, and no one checked them. next morning, when children were dropped o around 8:00. it was a very busy daycare. they had customers every day i'd see people coming and dropping their kids off. nina sent three young ones to the backyard while she was in the kitchen with no direct line of sight on the kids . one, two and a half year old boy and two girls younger than two were found floating in the pool. nina was able to revive the boy, but the two girls were pronounced dead. san jos

our best number, quick serve on alum rock avenue in san jose. same low price in alameda county at abe gasoline on mission boulevard in union city. and even a little better in marin county, that would be $4.5 at hq fuels on shoreline highway in mill valley. thank you for sharing updates on gasbuddy.com. >>> on the roadways, we have a smooth drive. it's very early in our commute, but we continue to have this police activity in the crockett area. i'm going to say don't use cummings skyway. you probably can't from anywhere between i-80, the eastbound direction, the on and off-ramps are blocked right now and toward crockett boulevard, our alternate to get to pomona street, that will take you just south of carquinez bridge. back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> a lawsuit sparks change at panera restaurants. next on "today in the bay," the new warning being displayed inside all of the chain's locations about one product. >>> and hackers using ai to fool employees. i'll give you a test. will you fall for it? ♪♪ ♪ i'm missing you like candy ♪ >> hallowe

quick serve on alum rock avenue in san jose. same low, the middle in alameda county. that's $4.39 at abe gasoline on mission boulevard in union city. and even a little better in marin county, it's $4.59, good for that area, hq fuels on shoreline highway in mill valley. thanks for sharing prices through gasbuddy.com. >>> on the roadways, we're doing pretty well. there's one key crash in the south bay, heading north on 680 out of san jose into milpitas, the crash is in the middle of the north bay side of the freeway. the tow truck is stuck in the backup. you can use 880. the rest of the south bay, the build is on. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," hackers use ai to fool employees. let's take you out to the futures this morning and see how the markets are going to do. it looks like it's going to be a very solid day. >>> and she's shredding glass ceilings. only on nbc bay area, the bay area skater headed to competition on the international station. you won't want to miss this on >>> good monday morning. make sure you're bundled up for these chilly temperatures we're se

sideshows and fireworks taking over the streets of san jose, shutting down multiple intersections throughout the city. cars spinning donuts drew crowds to camden avenue near the highway 85 off ramp. the second hotspot was at meridian and hamilton avenue. the mayor of san jose recently called on social media companies to impose stricter penalties for users who post illegal sideshow material. people ran off as soon as police showed up this morning in the south bay. san jose mayor matt mehan delivered his first state of the city address. as abc seven news reporter tara campbell tells us, he applauded the city's progress, but also says there's a lot more work to do. >> san jose mayor matt mehan delivering his first state of the city address saturday, taking direct aim at one of its most pressing issues homelessness. >> this problem, like many, we face, can be solved if we muster the political will to solve it together. >> calling on the state to invest in more beds. >> it's time california creates safe, safe, decent and affordable constructed shelter for everyone in, and then require those sleeping outdoors to use it. mayhem pointing to the city's effort

and the creator of the san jose haunted forest on vernon avenue is thrilled that they do. >> the outpouringhat we receive every year, is it really means so much to us from the creepy rat man to the startling witch named lily. >> each spooky detail of the display was created for shelley jimenez's son, christopher. he and his twin sister were born prematurely. christopher has terminal lung disease and other complications. the last several months has been really difficult . >> he no longer leaves the house . he no longer comes outside. he is in a pretty much like a state of dementia becoming homebound. >> several years ago kept christopher from going out and seeing holiday lights, something he always loved. so in 2018, his mom brought the lights to him. >> the next year, 2019, i went a little bit bigger and that's how it snowballed. >> neighbors can't go past the house without stopping many touched by the significance of the display part of our community to do it. >> so i'm so glad that she's doing this. this is amazing. >> the display, though, isn't just attracting people from around the bloc

and the creator of the san jose haunted forest on vernon avenue is thrilled that they do. >> the outpouring every year, it really means so much to us from the creepy rat man to the startling witch named lily. >> each spooky detail of the display was created for shelley jimenez's son, christopher. he and his twin sister were born prematurely. christopher has terminal lung disease and other complications in the last several months. >> has been really difficult. he no longer leaves the house. he no longer comes outside. he is in a pretty much like a state of dementia becoming homebound several years ago kept christopher from going out and seeing holiday lights. >> something he always loved. so in 2018, his mom brought the lights to him. >> the next year, 2019, i went a little bit bigger and that that's how it snowballed. >> fillled neighbors can't go past the house without stopping. many touched by the significance of the display part of our community to do it. >> so i'm so glad that she's doing this. this is amazing. >> the display, though, isn't just attracting people from around the block.

it's located right near the tammy and caltrain and vta light rail stations on avenue in san jose. this is the first of 8 transit oriented projects in the agency's pipeline. the san francisco-marin food bank announced it will be reducing its services over the next 2 years. they say this is because of the pandemic-related federal and state funding. that's coming to an end by the end of june 2025. the food bank says it will be closing all emergency pop-up pantries and we'll have to reduce its work force. a group of environmental activists are asking the port of oakland to stop its planned expansion of the oakland airport yesterday. the port of oakland released a draft of an environmental impact report of that project which looks to build a 3rd terminal and 16 additional gates. those opposed to the project claim it will have an extremely damaging impact on the environment. coming up, which costumes are expected to be the most popular this halloween. so take a guess and we'll see if your answers are right after this. >> also, the latest housing trends that could add value to your prope

then at noon we'll see a rally at o'connor hospital on forest avenue in san jose. and then at 3 o'clock, the demonstration will take place valley medical center main hospital in san jose. the nurses say they want to bring attention to what they call an increase of workplace violence and mental health concerns. governor newsom is still on his trip overseas. he was in china over the weekend talking about how it's going so far. he visited the u.s. embassy. he visited some schools talk climate change with the climate envoy and china. here's a a farm to school program. a visit in also went to peking university and then he and his wife talked about what they saw. >> here in a school nurse and mason school re and vadim a green school farms in school with a gorgeous garden. and his kids are so active. it's best ball with them. we've got go to an art class with him, but really, really special. it's exciting. the next generation gives me confidence. gives the fate. >> the governor returns to california next week. president joe biden and the chinese president agreed to meet o

neighbors have ignored that sign year after year and the creator of the san jose haunted forest on vernon avenuemeans so much to us from the creepy rat man to the startling witch named lily. >> each spooky detail of the display was created for shelley jimenez's son, christopher. he and his twin sister were born prematurely. christopher has terminal lung disease and other complications. the last several months has been really difficult . >> he no longer leaves the house . he no longer comes outside. he is in a pretty much like a state of dementia. >> becoming homebound several years ago kept christopher from going out and seeing holiday lights, something he always loved. so in 2018, his mom brought the lights to him. >> the next year, 2019. i mean, i went a little bit bigger and that's how it snowballed. neighbors can't go past the house without stopping. >> many touched by the significance of the display part of our community to do it. >> so i'm so glad that she's doing this. this is amazing. >> the display, though, isn't just attracting people from around the block. >> people come from fresno,

san jose, northbound, 680 at landis avenue. kind of a long slowdown because of an overturned vehicle northbound 680 at landis in san jose 601. let's get back to the headlines. all right. thank you, sal. we are following a developing story about a mile long chase that ended in martinez. we are learning the suspect is accused of throwing explosive devices while running from police. ktvu is james torres live in san francisco's north beach neighborhood where officers say they that's where the pursuit started. james yeah, it just short of 6:00 yesterday evening. pam good morning to you. here we are live just outside of the saints, peter and paul church here in the north beach area at washington square. this is where police say they originally came here responding to calls of an assault. they say they eventually found the guy accused of attacking someone. and once they did, they say that suspect got in a car and took off. this would go on for several more minutes. they would lead them lead police on a chase all throughout the city of

they broke ground at the san jose site for 135 family oriented apartments. they will go up on lick avenueear the tamian light rail station east of highway 87. this is the first of eight transit related developments. the project is expected to be done in two years and includes upgrades to nearby stations. >>> okay, this is kind of fun. the legendary san francisco anchor brewing company may be closed for good, but now its rich history will live on at the smithsonian. >> i know. they recently brought a team to san francisco. collected several brewery artifacts before finally shut down over the summer for financial reasons. some of the items are already on display at the smithsonian in dc, but now a few new personal and historical artifacts will be joining them. >> we collected a variety of things. tools from the brewery. they include things like a scoop used in the hops storage room at the brewery. items from the lab. a paints of saint nicholas on the brew house. saint nicholas is the patron saint of brewers. >> other items include a microscope that the owner used to make beer. this is a tex