a san jose city councilman spends the night on the streets in portland. >> coming up next, the crucial insight that he's hoping to gain by doing it. taking research to the extreme. a san jose city councilman spen encampment in portland this weekend, s >>> taking research to the extreme, a san jose city council member spent the night in a homeless camp in portland to see if something could be done to work there. he spent the night in the tent settlement friday night and went in with an open mind and willingness to learn. he came out wishing he had done it much sooner even though he spent much of the night fighting off rats. >> i don't mind the noise, the snoring, but i couldn't sleep because of the rats biting me. they were all over the place. the rats are big and they are fat and they just stare at you. they are not afraid. >> aside from the conditions, he was impressed by the camp and all who live there. he says of the challenge now it's finding the right challenge for the city approved camp and gathering enough support to make it happen. >> crowds filled the streets in san francisco

governments are already banning travel to north carolina and get ready to add san jose to that growing list. later on today the city council is set to ban travel -- nonessential travel and business to north carolina and mississippi for conventions, meetings and other events. it will may san jose the latest in a long line of entities piling on the pressure for north carolina for passing house bill 2. yesterday hundreds of demonstrators flooded the north carolina state capital over the "bathroom bill" that forces people to use public restrooms according to their actual gender. the department of justice says the laws were discriminatory and violated federal laws and they threatened to withhold billions in federal funding. president obama wrote to schools suggesting children be allowed to use the bathroom of their choice. supporters of the bill say the president went too far. >> this is an incredible overreach by the obama administration like none we have ever seen! >> reporter: some big name bay area companies have taken positions against the "bathroom bill" including apple, google, lyft and paypal. north carolina has

. >>> and happening today, the san jose city council is expected to make a decision on an opportunity to work initiative and force employers to offer more hours to part- timers before hiring additional staff. there are a few options. they could place the measure on the november ballot, adopt it out right or conduct an impact study. >>> it's a growing problem in the bay area, rising rent prices, and the oakland city council will take up what is next. the ballot measure would expand rent control and create eviction protection.

if san jose passes the resolution, it will follow in the footsteps of companies like paypal and major cities like san francisco which passed similar bans. >> i think that, you know, they may not care what one city thinks. they may not look at just san jose, but they're going to see the collective of cities and especially major cities across our nation that are standing up for the transgender community, standing up for human rights and saying what you're doing is wrong and they're going to see that. >> reporter: that was raul, one of the five council members here at city council who plus the mayor have said they will vote in favor of today's resolution. the resolution before the city council, if passed, would stay in effect until north carolina and mississippi overturned respective laws. live here outside san jose city hall, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> thanks. >>> just in, police arrest a livermore man after a frightening road rage incident. investigators say john sayer fired a gun at a passing car on interstate 5 in fresno sunday. the driver told police sayer was weaving in and out of

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it is a violation of civil rights. >> the vast majority of san jose city councilmembers agreed making the 10th largest city the latest to ban workers from traveling to north carolina or mississippi. >> enough corporations and enough governments that chime in and hopefully will move the needle and have them rethink what they are doing. >> plenty of tech giants are weighing in and speaking out. paypal, google and apple execs want the states to overturn the recently passed laws they call discriminatory. north carolina requires transgender individuals to use the public restrooms that match their gender at birth. >> it is the prints pal. it -- it is the principal. it really is. we haven't had the san jose city council that has been so supportive of the lgbtq community. >> they admit that staffers don't travel much to the two states. but it is the message that counts. they have mixed reaction to the council's >> they don't need to be distracted with things that are not the city's responsibility. >> i am glad they took a stand like that. >> the travel ban will take affect in june. in san jos

he wants facilities at the children's discovery museum, happy hallow park and zoo and san jose city hall a private room providing a clean and safe space for mothers to nurse. >> he is asking for $55,000 per facility like the one here at san francisco city hall. >> in santa rosa you could get a letter from peg on removing trees on roar property that block emergency access. according to the press democrat letters are sent out to owners in six areas of santa rosa starting today, pg&e recently surveyed the areas and found a thousand trees that can be a problem, 5 foot few of gas lines need to be removed. >> starting with a picture from mount tamalpais of the crescent moon and the fog and low clouds that are hanging around this morning. now, a look at our temperatures, in san francisco, it is cool. 51 at lark merced and mission. and park presidio 54. ferry building and financial district at 53. inland we are at 60 at walnut creek and union city and santa clara at 55 and petaluma at 49 to 50. same in pacifica. tomorrow, the building heat continues. the local sea breeze is keep you in the 60s a

now the san jose city council may take a stand. do joins us live from city hall where the council will consider a ban this morning. >> reporter: get ready to add another name to the list of governments and organizations piling on the pressure on north carolina. later on today the san jose city council set to vote on a travel ban on north carolina and mississippi. it would block all nonessential travel and business for conventions, meetings and other events and joins a list of states, counties and cities that are doing the same. hundreds of demonstrators rallied outside north carolina state capital yesterday. some of them arrested. they protested the "bathroom bill" which forces transgender people to use bathroom on their birth certificate. the movement includes some bay area companies like apple, google, lyft and paypal as well as the department of justice and now president obama. transgender people say house bill 2 is humiliating and dehumanizing. >> it's not only personally hurtful and very insulting. it is hurtful insulting the

the to explore of idea of a tent village firsthand as a possible immediate solution given the city of san jose has 4,000 homeless people. with the closure of the city of san jose's largest illegal homeless em campment back in 2014, the city has been studying way to houses all the holeless people -- homeless people. >> i'm going to become a real homeless person tonight. >> reporter: for the city councilman, that means exploring the controversial concept of a legal tent village via face time we spoke to him in portland where he's saying at a tanked encampment. he says it as a potential model for the san jose to house homeless temporarily. >> we have no other option. okay? we don't have any option. we need to find permanent housing. >> everything they have proposed is going to take a year or two, even the hotel motel conversions. they haven't even started doing those yet. >> reporter: former jungle resident introduced the idea to the city council. for five years on private property with city support has successfully housed 125 people in tents. >> if there is a satisfactioned encampment, the envir

it is a violation of civil rights. >> the vast majority of san jose city councilmembers agreed makingt to ban workers from traveling to north carolina or mississippi. >> enough corporations and enough governments that chime in and hopefully will move the needle and have them rethink what they are doing. >> plenty of tech giants are weighing in and speaking out. paypal, google and apple execs want the states to overturn the recently passed laws they call discriminatory. north carolina requires transgender individuals to use the public restrooms that match their gender at birth. >> it is the prints pal. it -- it is the principal. it really is. we haven't had the san jose city council that has been so supportive of the lgbtq community. >> they admit that staffers don't travel much to the two states. but it is the message that counts. they have mixed reaction to the council's decision. >> they don't need to be distracted with things that are not the city's responsibility. >> i am glad they took a stand like that. >> the travel ban will take affect in june. in san jose, lisa amin gulezian,

the san jose city council has a ban on nonessential travel to north carolina and mississippi. here is more. >> i feel like this is something we need to take a stand on a violation civil right. >> at the city council, the saturday majority agreed to ban the workers from traveling to north carolina or mississippi. >> enough corporations and enough governments that chime in, that will move the need expel have them rethink what they are doing. >> local technical giants are weighing in and speaking out. papal, google, and apple executives want the states to overturn the lays they call order discriminatory." toward the lgbt community. north carolina required we transgender individuals to use the public restrooms that match their gender at birth. >> it is the principle. it is. we have not had a city council, a san jose city council so supportive of the lgbt community. >> leaders admit that the staffers do not travel much to the two states but it is the message what counts. residents have mixed reaction. >> necessity don't need to be distracted with something that is not the city's res

they don't want them in their neighborhoods. >> on tuesday the san jose city council -- >>> on tuesday the san jose city council could vote to ban doing business with the nonlgbt friendly states preventing nonessential travel to mississippi and north carolina using state funds. those states enacted legislation allowing discrimination against the lbgt community. san jose will avoid contracts with any company who headquarters in north carolina or mississippi. >>> a san francisco gay rights icon has his name on the street in the capital of mormon country. a 20 block stretch through the center of salt lake city is now called harvey milk boulevard. the public celebration today included the unveiling of new signs. the city council approved the renaming last month in the unanimous vote. milk was a san francisco supervisor who was assassinated in 1978. >>> still ahead the force may be with us after all, the new bid to bring star wars creator george lucas' museum back to the bay. >> talk about a wrong turn, a woman who blamed her gps for turning her car into a submarine. >> and the little black

. >>> the city of san jose is looking to take a strong stand against the states that are discriminating against the lgbt community. city leaders will consider a proposal banning nonessential travel to those states, and we are live from the san jose city hall with more.>> reporter: some city officials do not want to use the city funds to travel to mississippi and north carolina because of the laws that have been past. -- passed there. and here is dbmo that bans nonessential city travel and business such as business meetings and other events in those two states. in the last couple of moments -- couple of months, north carolina past the "bathroom wall" and says that you must use the bathroom based on your birth certificate. and organizations can deny the gay, lesbian, transsexual community, and they can also denied to employee lgbt people. city council members are putting this on the city agenda for today, and they want to show that san jose does not support discriminatory policies like this.>>> your time is 4:36 am. >>> someone was stabbed late last night at the san leandro parks -- bart

that everyone can see their children for what they really are and who they really are. >> the san jose city council is considering a ban on travel and business with north carolina and mississippi over the new laws that discriminate against lgbt community. supporters say the ban what's the -- sent a strong message. city council will consider the bands on tuesday. >>> the us coast guard is searching for missing mother who was on board a cruise ship. samantha, texas mother, fell over the edge of a carnival liberty cruiseship yesterday. they confirmed that she is the only passenger unaccounted for. >> people are talking about it. >> a coast guard aircraft was dispatched from alabama to search the area southeast the galveston. the search is ongoing. >>> long and painful. that is how passengers are describing massive delays across the area. the tsa is taking new steps to ease the congestion. will carr has that story. >> awaiting three hours for what may be a two hour fight by 90 minute flight is not acceptable. >> travelers are facing hours away times just to be checked in through security. >> th

right now they are walking to city hall in downtown san jose. what's interesting about this year is that there's not just one common voice, but many voices from several grassroots organizations. some have bandannas over their life that reed sad survival is a crime, some are walking to support black lives matter. the majority are fighting for san jose to implement a $15 an hour minimum wage as soon as possible. >> raise the wages to $15 an hour like we mentioned before, comprehensive immigration reform, stop the violence, sexual assault against women and solidarity with black lives matter. and to also have a living wage. >> reporter: this is also the first weekend before sin kcinc e cinco de mayo. i'm told they will be cruising also toward downtown san jose and to city hall. you could see a lot of the cars with the mexican flag hanging out of the window. they will also be cruising alongside the marchers. many different themes today. >>> may day took a violent turn in the philippines right near the u.s. embassy. this was the scene in manila. thous

the city is weighing whether to put san jose in line with dozens of cities and companies taking a stand and not do business with those states. san francisco mayor lee issued a similar ban in april. >> on agenda is how to recover from money missing from past due library fees? there is a $6.8 million fines. 39% of the library cardholders have racked up fees and the city council will consider a one month amnesty for those would returned items and another idea is in money is tight patrons can volunteer to pay down the fine. >> 200 teachers and students and parents are ready to pack a bus and take a field trip to the we capital of state. it is all business. they meet with lawmakers it lebanon for more money for education. they leave at 6:30 this morning in san jose and join groups from city other cities. >> now the race for the white house bernie sanders is coming back to the bay area temperature and ice -- hillary clinton and pick become are back next week. voters head to the polls in kentucky and oregon to weigh in. hillary clinton is looking ahead and focusing on the general election and

it's all going on here at san jose city hall. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. the march in san jose is not the only may day event here. hundreds of people showed up to a separate rally at flute val plaza in oakland, they chanted held banners and played instruments. rallies turned violent in other parts of the world. turkey, the police used tear gas and water canaans to disperse a group of demonstrators. livermore held its 25th annual wine festival this weekend and it mark aid somber anniversary, as well. this morning organizer held a special memorial for a mother and daughter killed in an alleged drunk driving at the end of last year's festival. family and friends of esperanza rodriguez and her 14-month-old daughter were there as well as mothers against drunk driving. the man behind the wheel is facing murder charges. investigators say his blood alcohol level was nearly twice the legal limit when he crashed into an apartment complex killing both people. >>> in concord where a

we will stand with those that are being discriminated against. >> we have fought had a san jose city is being so supportive of the lgbt community. >> san jose policy takes effect next month. >> and now, a study shows that using your car title to get a loan comes with pitfalls because it is elaborate. it was found that one in five people who take part of the loans end up losing their car to the banks and four of the five get renewed on the day they are due so that puts purrers in a cycle debt, the typical loan is $700 and the annual interest is around 300%. now, a lot of us are talking about google with an north bound way to protect the pedestrians from the self-driving cars: glue. they received a patent for come pound that secures a victim to the hood after a crash. it is like giant fly paper anything it is safer to stay on the hood opposed to being catapulted into a busy intersection. >> what do you think of this idea? share your comments on social using # getup. let us know what you think. >> google conference is under underway. will they be talking about sticky glue? you never kno

cities. live here in san jose, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> some people damaged city hall to the tune of $20,000. >> right now city hall is releasing video from the may 6th demonstration by those who want the police chief to resign or to be fired t. hope is that people will recognize the folks who are doing all the damage. officials say demonstrators trashed the metal detector, broke windows, busted decorative iron work. >> the taxpayer shouldn't have to pay for this damage to this historic building. this is the people's palace. >> he was swingingb his baton. i said, are you hurting me now, sir. >> some reporters claim they were roughed up by police officers during the protests. deputies ended up arresting 33 demonstrators. >>> shock and sadness in the east bay after a football player di died. he later passed away. investigators aren't releasing the players's identity or how he died. >> they said there will be grief counsellors on campus today. >>> in the meantime, a security guard is behind bars accused of animal cruelty in san francisco. police say charles moore was on duty at

city by the bay we're surrounded by mountains. currently in san francisco at 78 degrees. but just due east it's 10 degrees cooler in oakland. redwood city in the low 80s same san jose. it's 58 degrees in santa rosa. dana in novato says boy, she had a wind gust up to 16 miles per hour. quite hot there now. in novato in her backyard at 94 degrees! let's check in with those winds. they have been pretty much row indicating from the west- southwest to the northwest. we have a wind right now in hayward at 13. 12 in san ramon. 14 breezy in livermore. 22 in fairfield. vallejo at 11. niece winds will continue to shift around and in-- these winds will shift around and increase to 10 to 20 miles an hour in the afternoon hours. clearing in the afternoon and then we'll spike this afternoon topping off in the low to mid- 90s away from the bay and there we introduce a chance of ran showers over the weekend both days. right now, high pressure the key component. and it's causing this pressure gradient right here along the immediate seashore so we have a wind advisory in effect from san luis obispo into los angeles. this area of low pressure is going to take a nosedive from the north

temperatures are very mild at 53 in san bruno, to redwood city and palo alto at 55 and same in san carlos and we have mid-to-upper 50s along the east bay shore in san jose is 57 and same in concord and antioch is 63, and napa and santa rosa are warm at 54 and 53, and half moon bay at 54. the activity planner today are is a mild breeze, nice for bicycling, and comfortable if you are jogging and walking the dog and in worries today. here is we and 880 you can see it is cloudy with temperatures in the mid-to-upper 60s san francisco and the peninsula, low-to-mid 70s elsewhere and cooler tomorrow and more so on friday with a better chance of showers and thunderstorms. sue? >> san rafael right new, in the commute take you from novato to san rafael and southern marin, mill valley and up over and over sausalito it is 22 minutes from highway 37 across the golden gate bridge to local bar street and, next, we will look at your drive times, tracy to dublin is moderate, westbound 5 yale, westbound 4 from antioch to concord is under 15 minutes and from san rafael to san francisco further to the south, from novato you are look at 16 points. we will look at your bay br

he will hold a press conference in san jose city hall calling for transgender inclusion in all publicansform california, a new coalition committed to making the golden state a place where all feel welcome. this comes at the end of a stork we couldn't transgender community. >> just yesterday the obama administration issued government guidelines for school bathroom policies and they say schools must allow students to choose which restrooms they use based on the gender they identify with it the schools 50 discovered a tory policies a could lose billions in funding spent texas lieutenant governor calls it blackmail. >> he is taking money from the poorest of the poor for president of the united states will be ending the free breakfast and free lunch program. >> the obama administration says they will only cap funding at the schools decide the inclusion policy -- they predict the issue will be a court. >>> race for the white house donald trump in the middle of another scandal. recording from a 1991 surfaced this week touting trump's prowess with women after he was asked about a break a. the

. >>> the san jose city council will vote on whether to impose a temporary freeze on rent increases or issue a new cap sooner. the 8% for year would drop to 5% this fall but concerns from renters are prompting the council to consider moving the start date to june. >>> in cupertino, decision time for a big apartment complex proposal. >> as kiet do reports, the plan is for it to be built next to apple's spaceship headquarters now under construction. >> reporter: this is not your normal apartment complex. it's called the hampton and in a prime location in cupertino, literally right next to apple's spaceship campus. they will meet tonight to talk about the plans to expand the capacity to 942 units. the owners, the irvine company, wanted to be more complimentary with what apple is proposing. the buildings are set to be no higher than 75 feet which apple was concerned about since top floor tenants can see right in the campus. irvin said they will plant vegetation to solve that problem. there does not appear to be any major opposition to the project and cupertino could use another 600 apartme

also off to a good start. >>> 5:33 am. >>> the city of san jose make banned the usertain states passing the controversial laws. we are at the san jose city hall to explain this decision.>> reporter: this has to do with the lgbt community, and some city council members want to stand up for the community and their civil rights. this afternoon the city council will consider approving a recommendation, seen in this memo, banning the nonessential city travel in business such as convention, meetings and other events in north carolina and mississippi. in the last couple of months, north carolina passed a bathroom law prevented people from using a public restroom based on biological sex, and in mississippi the new law states that religious organizations can deny lgbt people marriage, adoption and foster care services. they can also fire or denied to employ them. city council members are putting it on the city council agenda because they want to clearly communicate that san jose does not support discriminatory policy, this goes before the council at the meeting that starts at

the measure bans san jose city employees from traveling to north carolina and mississippi for business. san francisco and silicon valley tech giant papal also have similar bans already in place. >> they are going to see the collective of cities and especially major cities across our nation that are standing up for the trance gender community and standing up to human rights and saying what you're doing is wrong. >> this was just passed by the city council. the ban will stay in effect as well as the law and those two states stay on the books. >> from sleepy enclave to booming city the east bay city has seen huge growth and now a huge spike in crime, too, and that has police asking for more money so they can keep track of who is coming and going. more live from dublin and they think that license plate readers and cameras could be key here. >> it could. you know, police saw the number of residential burglaries recently doubled and that prompted them to ask the city to help pay for more ways to watch who is coming in and out of the community here. >> the neighbors kind of watch out for each

this is a picture outside of san jose city hall in the hall of justice where the news conference is about to take place. stubblefield posted bail early this weak facing five felony counts when a disabled woman claimed that stubblefield sexually assaulted her after she interviewed for a babysitting position. in a news conference on tuesday, stubblefield insists it was a conscience you'll encounter and the attorneys described the situation as "a money grab." we have updates with the latest. >> sat news if you knew a bay area teen, 19-year-old alex cox passed away after a battle with bone cancer dying last friday. we told you about him ten years ago when a community came telling to fulfill the bucket list writing in a ferrari and a skipper on a private sailboat and met a group called "a day to remember." he forge add community bond that will live on. to learn more of the final wish and how you can help go to abc7news.com. >> san francisco is going after the academy of art university suing the school over the real estate empire. this is a news conference right new at city hall. this picture w

going to stand with those that are discriminated against. >> we have future had a city council, san jose city so partive of the lgbt community. >> he do not need to be distracted which something that is not the city's responsibility. >> san jose policy takes effect next month and physicals similar bans enacted by san francisco and oakland. >> the senate has confirmed the first openly gay leader of the united states military, eric fanning is secretary of army. he was until natured eight months ago but a dispute over detain yankees at gitmo has delayed the vote. >> damage -- google has a conference for three days in a conference with details under wraps. some believe that google will release a virtual reality device to compete against facebook and art official intelligence gadget to rival amazon. >> google has an unusual way to protect pedestrians from self drive cars: glue. they received a patent for come pound that secures a victim to the hoot after crash sort of like giant three paper. it is thought it would be safetory stay on the hood opposed to moving into the busy intersection or on to a

all the san jose city council will vote whether to impose a new apartment represent ordinance immediately or bit end of june. the city council voted to lower the maximum rent hike from 8% to 5%. the staff will develop a rental regular city to enforce the ordinance with eight members needed to vote immediately. >> east bay mud's period will consider ending the 20% mandatory water use production for customers, and could suspend the 25% drought surcharge. officials say the reservoirs are full from the wet winter and conservation of thes have brought the water supply to an adequate helpful to meet expected customer demand. >> because of the wet weather the governor is dropping the water condition vacation targets imposed in june but making temporary water savings measures permanent and will be banned from hissing swags or drives and water hoses must have a shut off. >> now, the warriors steph curry joining the elite club as he gets the second straight mvp award. this is from last year, sources say that the sermon is hold at 2:00 p.m. on the heels of the stunning win over portland. let's fact

the report and reward program would also apply to illegal dumping of household items. >>> the san jose city council wants to know what happens if teenagers could vote. they meet to talk about lowering the voting age to 16. they will rally on the steps of city hall before council members make up their mind. >>> indiana polls read to the polls. hena daniels shows us why some candidates will be out >>> reporter: coming off six straight primary winds donald trump says a victory in indiana will be a cruz crushing defeat. >> "lyin' ted" does not have the temperament to be doing this. he is choking like a dog because he is losing so badly. >> reporter: with 57 delegates up for grabs, winning the state puts the gop front-runner on track to fill up the nomination. trump is only 242 delegates away from clinching it. ted cruz hopes a win in indiana can keep his campaign going through july and the possibility of a contested convention. >> the entire country is depending on the state of indiana. >> reporter: on the democratic side, almost 8,000 supporters showed up at a bernie sanders rally in indianapo

. >>> san jose city council is expected to consider banning non-essential city and travel with north carolina and mississippi. this is in response to new laws in the states that critics say discriminates against people based on sexual orientation. supporters say disgrimination will not be tolerated. opponents say it would be difficult to enforce. they will consider the measure on tuesday. . >>> coming up, security scare prompts authorities to cancel a british soccer match. the device investigators found that prompted the evacuation. and at 96-years-old she the oldest person to graduate -- these oldest person to graduate -- he is the oldest person to graduate from usc. >>> bomb scare that prompted the evacuation and cancellation of a soccer match in england sunday afternoon turned out to be a false alarm. the stadium that has a capacity for 75,000 was evacuated a half hour before the 3:00 p.m. kickoff between man u and manchester city. once the stadium was cleared a bomb unit carried out a controlled explosion. it was determined to be a fake. it was left by a private company volving a

if you have information please contact morgan police right away. >>> san jose city council will considerosal is in response to laws which could some say discriminates against people. it could send a strong message that discrimination will not be tolerated. opponents say the travel at businessman -- business plan would be difficult to enforce. >>> how about hockey. san jose sharks open play tonight in st. louis. the sharks have made it this far, three times before. they have never made it to the stanley cup finals. their opponent the blues haven't made it either. three games with the blues this year. the blues hold the hometown advantage. the puck will drop at 5:00 tonight. >>> the warriors start the western conference final against oklahoma city tomorrow. the thunder beat the spurs on wednesday night. they will take time before making retirement decisions. the thunder led by kevin to rent in russell westbrook and andre iguodala will be given a challenge to defending durrant. the coach and players say it will take a team effort to defend durrant. >> andre understands the concept of taking

>>reporter: san francisco will likely be the first california city to have the service but only be available in selective apartment and condo. assuming all goes as planned san josed become one of only handful of city across america with city wide google fiber service joining places such as provo, austin and kansas city. san jose state professor says google fiber forces company such as comcast and at&t to ramp up the game. >> they have to compete and bring up the data rate. they have to lower the price in order to survive. >>reporter: google plans to install then fiber hud in san jose this summer each with capacity to serve 40,000 customers a piece. but the city says it could take up to three years to install of the fiber cables n.san jose, abc 7 news. >>> protestors gather at trump event tonight. also the clinton campaign reaches out to shark tank investor mark cuban. could he play a role in the campaign. >> reservation cancelled and that's exactly what people wanted. how much it would have cost to make sure you had a place to picnic. >> sandhya is checking on our weather. >> yes. it has been unseasonably cool to the start of this work week. but that is going to

san jose's mineta international airport. the daily flights are targeting people in silicon valley. last month air china announced it would fly into san jose. cityders saying luring more companies are critical to pay down a renovation in 2010. the first flight from london to san jose arrives tomorrow at 6:15 p.m. >>> well, passengers didn't mind four crying babies on a recent jetblue flight because everyone endzed up with a free round-trip ticket. part of a promotion. isn't that wild? this is video from the airline about its offer of a 25% discount on future airfares every time a baby cried during a flight. four of the five babies on board the flight from new york city to long beach cried during the fla flight. meaning a 100% discount for every passenger. i'm not sure the airline will repeat that promotion. >> right. otherwise, i'd go borrow a baby and take a flight. >> right. babies are going to cry. >> yes. >>> you can call it unfathomable. >> new zealander william trubridge plunged 407 feet into the caribbean and held his breath for 4 minutes 34 seconds. >> it surpassed the previous record he set two days earlier. free divers don't use any ex

abc7 news was with the san jose city hall with the group, transform california, called on state leadersledge to oppose discrimination against transgender people. south bay congressman mike honda supports the efforted. his granddaughter is transgender. >> we can look at each person and say they're not illegal, they're not a mistake. they're all god's design. >> yesterday president obama directed school districts nationwide to allow transgender students to use the bathroom that matches their gender identity, not they birth certificate. >>> new details on the sinkhole in downtown san francisco. road crews re -- completed repairs and all lanes are open. a broken sewer line created the hole. the 12-by-5 sinkhole neely swallowed an suv. crews worked for four days to install a new 36-inch sewer pipe shipped in from arizona. >>> a group of teenager is talking about their brush with disaster after escaping from a burning limo on the way to the prom. the high school students from massachusetts, smelled smoke in the white stretch limousine. ten teenagers and the driver escaped unharmed moments bef

this is the -- the city's team, the city's team, the whom bay area. congratulations to our san jose sharks. >>> good morning, everyone! out the door, still wiping the sleep out of your eyes, temperatures in the 40s and 50s. so it's a cool start. we have overcast conditions. we have areas of fog out there. 50s and partial clearing at the coast today, 70s around the peninsula. good morning, san jose! average high 76 and bingo, spot on, you will hit 76 degrees today. 83 degrees in brentwood the outside number. so more sunshine today than the past couple of days up to 80 in santa rosa and we'll top off in the upper 70s in lakeport. we have the memorial day weekend forecast coming up. right now another fan from the beginning here's liza battalones. >> light traffic. if you were up late last night you can sleep in for a little longer no major traffic troubles. there is roadwork in the usual places eastbound counter- commute heading across the bay bridge until 6 a.m. the commute into the city still wide open with no traffic delays getting into downtown. roadwork westbound san mateo bridge

new detail on new rental law in san jose, city lowers are publicking to have it go interest affect immediately, a year sooner than planned. two weeks ago the city council agreed to put the rule in motion in the fall lowering maximum rent hikes from 8% to 5% with fears that landlords will jack up the ares has the city country reconsidering. in the city council does not make change right new it will did is by june at the latest. >> in alameda renters make up half of the city house homes and they have a choice of initiatives on represent stabilization placed on the november ballot one linking the rent increase to the consumer price index. rent control is innatural step for alameda coming to a head at a violent city council meeting last year. the bay area is celebrating cinco de mayo tuesday several places around san francisco, oakland, and san jose are hing special evens, marking 154th anniversary of cinco de mayo, commemorting mexico's 1862 victory over france. the california academy of science is holding a cultural event tonight with many local restaurants celebrating with music and dancing. >>

san jose is listed as a, quote, potential city.o the vote today, a huge step to bring google fiber here. kiet do, kpix 5. >> that sounds great. how much will it cost? >> reporter: certainly, competitive with comcast and top of the line, including a landline, $140 a month. >> kiet, thank you. >>> and investigators are releasing little information on three arrests connected to a man's murder. one of those arrested, tiffany li, the mother of his two kids. and also arrested oliver adella and kaveh bayat. keith green's body was found earlier this month in sonoma county. >>> an alameda county deputy is under the microscope for his involvement with the woman at the have of a scandal, and internal a fairs is checking to -- affairs is determining if he crossed the line on social media with her. oakland pd is checking into whether any officers had sex with her while she was underage. one officer has committed suicide, and two officers have resigned. >>> human remains pulled from the crash site of egyptair flight 804 suggests there was an exp

. >> reporter: michelle phillips is a voice for parents of transyouth speak outside san jose city hall. this is the launch of transform california, a statewide campaign promoting respect and understanding, a way for transgender people to come out of the shadows. >> so many other states are launching attacks since transgender community, discriminating against transgender people, opening the door for harassment. >> we meant our kids to feel like they don't have to hide or they don't have to lie or pretend to be anything that they're not. >> reporter: it's a message passed on by melissa. >> be who you are. don't let anyone tell you who you should be. >> reporter: even congressman mike honga, who happens to be melissa's grandfather, preaching acceptance and love to change hearts and minds. >> so family don't have to go through the years of not understanding. and so everyone can see their children for who they really are. they can live authentically. >> the east bay neighborhood is under siege tonight by a swarm of killer bees and officers have had to cull in backup -- call in backup. the p

gary cooper has been a grounds keeper at san jose city and ever friend valley colleges for 40 years,olunteered as a mentor with ever green college's affirm program made him one of the "champions of change," award recipients assisting students in developing positive self image. congratulations, sir. >> now, what will happen today hour by hour in redwood city where we starting off at 54 and by noon we are 68 degrees topping out at 74 at 3:00 and back into the 60s by 7:00. if you are going to the game this afternoon it will be breezy and sunny. and the high burn factor today because you will not feel the warm the on the skin because of the breeze. 6 at 12:45 warming to 67 by 3:45. we will start off in lake tahoe where it is sunny. 91 in fresno, afternoon sunshine limited and 66 in monterey, and low-to-mid 60s in san diego and los angeles. frances? >> good morning, everyone, we will start with a live shot of 680 and walnut creek with traffic looking good, southbound on the right happen side beyond north main through highway four and delay free. we will head to the south bay showing you l

already 80 degrees in fairfield. 68 in san francisco. 68 redwood city and 72 in san jose. 71 for san mateo. we have 78 in alamo and danville. already mild to warm for the inland communities look at what is going on. the satellite view showing you clear at the coast, clear around the bay, clear inland and the upper-level winds driving the fog away. you can see the snap shop down through and santa cruz, mostly clear skies picking up on a patch of fog. i think we have plenty of sunshine for today and the warming trend continues tuesday, wednesday, for inland communities, wednesday will be the warmest day, for some along the coast and around the bay, it could be tuesday because we could see that on shore breeze kicking in on wednesday. sometimes it takes an extra day for the communities to fill it. let's focus on today. we have 68 in san francisco. low 70s expected for oakland. low 80s for our warmer locations and we may get into the mid-80s, a variance like fairfield holding onto 80 degrees. temperatures will continue to climb as we get into tuesday, again on wednesday, could be tricky,

it's an unprecedented trip for a san jose city councilman. counsel tam nguyen went to portland. imself. this to draw attention to the homeless people in san jose. >> we have no others option. okay? we don't have any options. >> councilmen will report to the full counsel next months about his experience up north. he is looking to start a conversation in the city, and research for a possible location in san jose for a possible village, whether it will be private city, or countien land. >> coming up, a lot of music, a lot of dance culture, and of course some style too. stay right there, because coming up next, weir going to talk about the color and the magic of , and what it takes to make those beautiful costumes. stay right there. before earning enough cash back from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join the wednesday night league. because he loves to play hoops. not jump through them. that's the excite

group of people running for public office in san jose say their chances of winning could be hurt by a high school prank. several candidates for the san jose city council say more than 100 of their campaign signs were stolen last weekend. many were recovered at santa teresa high school. we are told that home surveillance video recorded a student stealing a sign from a yard. >> every sign costs money and it's not just the money, it's the time and effort to go into the neighborhoods and to talk to people and get -- convince people to let us put our signs out here. >> staff at santa teresa high school found the stolen signs all across campus tuesday morning. they say students also ripped out trees, glued doors and tagged buildings. the cost of the damage, cleanup and investigation totals $2600 and students have to reimburse the school district. >>> the surveillance video of a pickup truck police say is connected to several stolen vehicle cases. pleasanton police posted the video on their facebook and twitter pages today. they say it's a dark colored ford f250 with aftermarket wheels. the third break lamp at the -- brake lamp at the top of the rear

. >> san jose city council could approve that development next months. >>> and work is under way after a thousand gallons of oil spilled near 580 and west patterson road on friday. 50 crew members are on site monitoring the air, water and soil conditions. right now the focus is on cleaning up the soil. shell still doesn't know what caused that pipeline to break but is investigating. >> the clock is ticking, we have less than an hour if you want to vote in the june primary. you must be registered by midnight. if you have not already submitted your forms just go to our website at nbcbayarea.com and search for the bay area voter guide, very helpful. >>> and the clintons will be back in the bay area, former president clinton was in sacramento for a rally, a rally for his wife in the area. tomorrow morning he will be in the ball room in san francisco and then to fremont for lunch. hillary clinton, the democratic frontrunner, will join him wednesday for a private event in atherton. >>> calls for accountability after we find taxpayers shelling out millions of dollars to settle civil rights ca

. >>> now to the south bay, right now san jose city leaders are debating plans to ease the rental crisis. last month, the city council reduced the amount of landlords can raise rent each year from 8% down to 5%. they're looking at how fast they can implement that change which could be immediately. the council also approved the establishment of a rental registry to help keep track of every rental unit in the city. today they're figuring out how much staff they need to properly run this registry. >>> the santa clara county board of supervisors today unanimously voted to declare the -- radar tower a historic site. the radar was designed to help locate and respond to any possible soviet air attacks during the cold war. preservationists have been trying for years. >>> will mark zuckerberg going to washington? >>> does sharing the road really help the environment? the groundbreaking study now launched by local scientists. >>> head east, young man. it will soon be possible on the bay bridge. bike paths. >>> i only waited in line for an hour and a half. >> the restaurant with a cult-like followi

the city council is weighing whether to put san jose in line with dozens of cities and companies taking a start and not do business with the states. san francisco mayor lee issued a similar ban in april. >> how can the city refer from the money they are missing from past due library fees? the library system is face $6.8 million in unpaid fines and 39% of library card holders hav fees. the city council will consider a one month amnesty if you return overdue items. another idea is patron can volunteer at the library to pay down the fine. >> 200 teachers and students and parents are ready to take a field trip to the state capital. they are headed to sacramento to meet with lawmaker to lobby for more money for education. they will join groups from several other cities to focus on education issues facing this. >> and oklahoma city center adams is apologizing for an insensitive praise he used post game with episcopal reporter, the new zealand native referred to the guards as "quick little ..." can said "different words, different expressions but they can be taken differently depend on the cou

==topvo== san jose city council members will decide whether or not >>> . >> let's take a look outside. we'll have another news update in a few minutes. looking from sunol, we see bright beautiful sunrise. clouds are just below the hill tops. most of us are seeing clouds. 7:00 in san jose. palo alto 56. 53 in concord. napa now at 52. mainly lower to mid 50s as you head out the door. as we go into the rest of the day, expect a high of 79 in los gatos. we will have 60s along the coast. some inland spots will be warming up to the low 80s. brentwood and fairfield into the 80s today in dublin. 81 and we'll have more widespread 80s into the forecast for the next couple of days. let's head over to mike for an update on the morning commute. >> looking toward palo alto. northbound moves fine. southbound i moved the camera farther south. heading down toward embarcadero. it moved over the last week. this is why we have a bottle neck and extra slowing this week. look at your map. smooth flow of traffic despite that build off the dunbarton. south bay shows a lot of slowing at 87 and 85. the bulk of

san francisco will be the first city to have the service. assuming all goes as planned, san jose would be a handful of cities across america with city-wide fiber service joining places in provo and kansas city and says it forces companies to ramp up their game. >> they'll have to compete and bring updata rate and lower the price in san jose, kri nguyen, abc7 news. >> turning to business watch. go pro just announced a deal with red bull that involves cross promotion and content the dow jumped 213 points. >> twitter announced attaching pictures and listing names using the@sign will no longer count towards the 140 limit. we tweet a lot here. >> everything counts. >> yes. >> is our weather change something. >> #spencer chrischin. >> it is changing but doesn't feel that way we've got patches of clouds and showers. and so looking west, it's 58 degrees in mountain view and morgan hill. 57 in half moon bay this, is the view in downtown san francisco. 67 in fairfield and this is a view of the golden gate. shower chances diminish overnight. we're below average tomorrow, a warmer pattern th

. >> san jose city leaders are working to find solutions to the city's housing crisis. experts from a wide range of sectors shared ideas about what can be done including putting tiny houses like these in some vacant lots. nathan watson is also producing the tiny homes, says the business is getting a lot of attention. >>> our time is 4:39. we are going to move ahead now. we are going to talk about the fact that this june voters in san jose will decide on a quarter cent sales tax hike. measure b would bring in $40 million a year for the next 15 years. that money would go towards street repairs as well as police and fire service. now, supporters say the measure could also help the city hire more police officers but critics say that extra tax would hurt small businesses. >>> there is a new director in san francisco whose job it is to fix things like potholes, broken street lights and graffiti. sf chronicle reports andrew za knowinga is -- zenega is the city's fix it director. residents can visit my sf311.org to make and track requests. the paper reports that zunega will ove