until you get to san rafael, oakland and then look at livermore and go down to redwood city, fremont, san jose. just keeps getting worse as you head south. all the way down to the monterey bay. here's a look at sfo this morning. fog in the north bay and smog for the rest of us. temperatures going to be a little bit warmer as the upper levels like they did yesterday continue to get brighter as less smoke is up there. i'll let you know where less smoke is down where we breathe, coming up. >>> this is day 29 of our spare the air and a doctor told one of our reporters it's like smoking eight cigarettes, even if you're a nonsmoker. that is the kind of stuff you're putting your lungs through every day. amy hollyfield with how people are continuing to cope with this bad air. amy? >> reggie, another day to keep your mask wardrobe you have your pandemic mask and you also need your smoke mask because it is another spare the air day. here's a look at what we saw yesterday and what we can expect for today. smoke covering the area. terrible for us to breathe. in fact, medical centers across the bay area ar

a pretty packed san jose city council agenda when they meet at 1:30 thoday. to the protests following the police killing of george floyd and what the department will do differently euncil will b reviewing hours and hours of police department video of the may and june incidents, including this incident showing this officer's vantage point as they use force against a man during a scuffle and others like a collision between a police motorcycle and a running pedestrian. now, the council will also be reviewing the san jose police department nearly 230-page report outlining the department's account of what actually happened took place during that civil unrest. the council will have lots of questions there. and another big development from the meeting. the council will vote on six potential changes to the police department's conduct manual, including things like setting up a minimum age and minors can be handcuffed and putting a stop to hiring of recruits with tattooed linked to hate groups and prevent officers from covering their badges. the police department is cu

>>from city hall have now is apparently in the hands of tell you the american club here in san jose, but of the mayor said well perhaps maybe fallon belongs in a museum. this is let's have a dialogue about that in any case mill protests here so far city hall justine but we may see some more activity later on this evening back to you. >>if our lives and so we say in the name of brianna taylor that it stops today. and so these women, the women of court here as we've seen anger and frustration has rippled from louisville, kentucky and its way here in the bay area today, a group in oakland also spoke out against the grand jury's decision not to invite indict the officers who shot and killed breonna taylor she slept in her own apartment. kron 4 is also the money and joins us now live from the newsroom with the messages that were shared at the rally that was titled we all matter. good afternoon l a. hi justine and in true open fashion these social justice advocates turned to art to get their point across. >>with fists high in the air they stood in front of a brianna taylor mural and shared

>>right ken all quiet here at san jose city hall in downtown san jose right now but as pam said the activists made their mark here at city hall overnight. they are vowing to return here anger the brianna taylor also appears to have rekindled another perceived injustice here in san jose let's take a look. >>the scene this morning outside city hall in san jose. crews were using a pressure washer to erase a large message that read justice for briana taylor. dozens of other tags denounced police vandalism was minimal, although a large plate glass window was smashed on city hall's rotunda and knowledge ing the activists right to protest peacefully but denouncing the vandalism was mayor sam liccardo. >>everyone has an opportunity to express themselves. next the size of first amendment rights but as soon as there's broken glass as their stand a listen as soon as there's any threat of harm to a person. we're not going tolerate protesters also vented their anguish and downtown san jose's controversial thomas statue, it was set on fire talent to raise the american flag over san jose back in 1846. >>for

san jose city council voting to allow casinos to operate outside earlier this week., matrix plans to move about 28 of their 49 tables outside under an 8,000 square foot tent by the end of the week. and they will be bringing back 300 of their 700 employees. but because of how regulated casinos are, it will take them a while to get everything in place. the area will have to be inspected by regulators to make sure that safety procedures are adequate, everything from cleaning and sanitation to making sure surveillance cameras and security are up to speed even with the operations outside. want to talk a little bit more about sanitation. cards will either have to be tossed out or sanitized when a dealer changes out. you might be wondering what happens to chips, they will be cleaned or swapped out during dealer changes as well. and those used chips will be washed and disinfected. with casinos closed the last six months, they have taken quite the hit to their bottom line and that also means that the city of san jose has been missing out significantly on the tax revenue. agai

. >>> the measure san jose city council members yesterday and was we endorsed to restore a major riot to tens of thousands of people. good evening. as winter approaches the pandemic rages on, they need the house the homeless in the bay area is more urgent than ever. and our leaders story, project home, susie discovers the trump administration has put the brakes on projects that would help thousands. >> we are really nervous now, kind of getting into the fall. >> reporter: he is the ceo of covenant house, california, a nonprofit that manages the only homeless shelter for youth and berkeley. a safe place for teams like jake and montel ward. >> i believe that without this, i would not be upth themjay,h the floor of the church, but hope was running high because of an offer from the governor's office. they were going to receive some brand-new trailers to temporarily house these teens, part of a fleet dispatch from sacramento. 15 trailers were dropped off in the city of oakland lot but nine months later, they are still there. sitting empty. >> some of the trail is not reallocated before we

as we take a live look outside, cloudy skies over downtown san jose. city hall. thank you so much for starting your weekend with us. we have a peek at your microclimate forecast. >> good morning, kiera. we have a foggy start for san francisco. this is a live look right now. you can barely make out the buildings behind the fog. and we're going to keep that cloud cover, at least for the first half of the morning. but current temperatures sitting in the 60s and 50s. by the afternoon, the thing that we're monitoring for today is going to be the return of some smoke thanks to some drifting winds. we have winds from the north creeping in towards the afternoon. and our temperatures are going to be in the 70s and the 80s and because of that incoming smoke, the bay area air quality management district has issued a spare the air alert for today. right now, the sensors are good, but as we head into later in this evening, we're going to start to notice an increase in that smoke and unhealthy air quality especially for the north bay which is likely going to be seeing the worst

foothills with one-way at -- in and out, anything within the city limits but neighbors here say they are largely ignored. >> i flick san jose has let us down. >> reporter: she is looking for 25 yea, she said the city only recently repainted the curbs red to turn illegal parking and she says there is no enforcement of it, or the posted fines for littering. >> we call the police multiple times, we will call 311. sometimes they show up, sometimes they don't. >> reporter: a spokesman says the department has only received one call for a noise complaint in that area, in the last 30 days but could not confirm if the department responded to the fireworks calls or the hit and run situations. >> we would like to see more inconsistency in the policing up here. one thing neighbors say what help is just a greater police presence, even if it is just a patrol car every now and then coming to check on things. we spoke with the pd, and the city of san jose, city council member for this area, but we cannot get any answers as to whether or not that is something that they are looking at. live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix5. >>> wildfire ash,

. >>> san jose city council holding a meeting right now where they could vote to ban the use of rubber bullets for crowd control. the police chief officially discouraged the practice following a chaotic protest back in may. the mayor said that doesn't go far enough. both leaders squared off a short time ago, but the chief argues an outright ban could force officers to take more drastic action, or standby and do nothing. >> and i'm not going to commit the officers of this department to stand on a line and not be able to defend themselves in a rioting situation. >> i think there's a very big distinction between those unlawfully present and those who are violent assailants. >> kamala harris in fresno county they're area of the creek fireman today. she and governor newsom meeting with emergency personnel, as well as volunteers. the two say climate change is a major factor in our devastating fires. >> in san jose, firefighters rushed to get a house fire under control and keep it from spreading to other homes. the three alarm fire broke out around 12:30. everyone inside was able to escape. i

. >> reporter: at meeting today, the san jose city council will consider reallocating $3 million of federal funding to clean up trash across san jose. the money is expected to be available within the next few weeks. >> if the city staff are doing everything they can with the current funding that they have, and so we recognize that they need more resources to get more hands on deck to really address this problem efficiently. >>> he had just finished his shift at tesla and was headed home when he was shot and killed while driving long interstate 80. up next, a devastated family wants answers. >>> plus the ceos of major airlines say their deadline for another round of stimulus is coming up next week, and they say that if federal help doesn't come through, then they'll have no choice but to lay off tens of thousands of employees. >>> the family of a tesla worker shot and killed while driving on freeway in solano county is now speaking out. henry lee joins us with more on the victim and why the chp is asking for the public's knelt the case. >> reporter: yeah, that tesla worker was jus

>>this is one of some 200 trash hot spots across the city of san jose.lot of it is associated with homeless camps like this chronic encampment near story road and highway one oh one much of it is the result of illegal dumping this huge dump site in monterey road along the union pacific railroad tracks is a quarter mile long. crews are picking up 45 tons of trash every week across town. the city is losing the battle against blight said mayor sam liccardo during a virtual news conference from this is. >>something of a perfect all the the co impacts from covid certainly of the recession that we're all challenged with there've been many many factors. >>and city council member surgio jimenez dev davis and la nba. proposing a tripling of the budget for cleaning up the mess. another 3 million dollars from the general fund would pay for more dumpsters more crews outreach and enforcement, the illegal dumping of appliances is up 160%. most of it is due to a beautiful i san jose's olympia williams says is covid cleaning time. >>if people are buying these sofas and

inland in bayside areas with 70's 80's for these spots, 80 degrees for saying carlos redwood city at 78 today, san jose back to 80 degrees as well. well santa clara at 78 east bay temperatures similar range of 70's to 80's with union city at 74 oakland also sharing that number well danville and conquer 87, closest spot to 90 is vacaville at 88 just not quite getting there today, although we're likely to see a couple of 90 sprinkled in the rest of the forecast as we make our way into thursday eventually next week as for best days for air quality those will come after thursday and friday, some winds will pick up out of the west on thursday leading to what will be a much cleaner weekend as far as the air goes friday saturday and sunday next week we'll be heating up but skies will be clear so we'll take it. >>all right, thank you john will some of our major trouble spots are now out of the way so the traffic is actually getting better out there but not heading into san francisco. we still have a crowd at the bay bridge toll plaza and the backup is growing which is completely normal but it's almost filling

. >>> the san jose city council is now supporting a measure that would restore voting rights to people on parole. the san jose city council unanimously approved this at their meeting on tuesday. if prop 17 is passed by state voters, california will follow in the footsteps of other states by allowing parolees, felony convictions to vote. according to the san jose spotlight, supporters for prop 17 say california does not help people fully rejoin the community and they might be more likely to return to crime. stack still to come, san leandro police reporting and releasing body cam after one other officer shoots and kills a man during a chase. why police say the man fired and with the victims family is now demanding. >>> also, the heads of the airline industry worn furloughs are coming next month if congress does not pass another coronavirus relief bill. where negotiations stand, after the break. >>> you have the power to know before you go. when you wake up with mornings. >> you also have the power to know everywhere you go when you download the ktvu fox 2 news app. >>> pressure is mounti

. >>9.11 the time coming up san jose city leaders come together to fight illegal dumping we'll tell you what they're looking to do to clean up the mess and if you thought about holiday shopping yet. with about a 100 days left until christmas retailers are hoping you'll spend some money during this pandemic financial expert rob black joins us next with a closer look latest retail forecasts and noticeably brighter start to this tuesday morning as air quality has improved for many of us >>9.14 right now let's take a peek at walnut creek as you can see traffic not an issue at all still have the bad air out there and you can see that because it's kind of gray james first time, i'm looking out her window that had actually seen a lot more sunny than gray time for g yellow seeing those mornings to a little bit better i know it's a little hazy in the shot john john trouble in the weather center. >>but i mean it seems a little better right, yeah, you know what some hazy conditions further inland and then out towards the coast. a little less hazy so for the first morning in a while it's not all ac

city. old furniture broken down appliances, even junk cars are part of the mix in this big new and illegal dumping ground and san jose. the city is not have pockets of blight and illegal dumping but the mayor says the problem has blown up in recent months. >> it is become a mess out there. >> reporter: he is remember say they have for the neighborhood complaint and wants to put that money into a new effort to clean up the city. >> we go to triple the budget between now and the end of this year, so we can get a better handle on this very big challenge. >>> san jose says already cleans up 45 tons of trash fr reeteverekthe proposal is for san jose to bend an additional $3 million to the end of the year to hire contractors to pick up live here have kind of reached the limit. >> is part of a group of downtown a persistent to pick up trash themselves, and put pressure on the city and property owners to do the same. >> i think we've rattled a lot of cages. this is a very positive action. >> some of the worst dumping is on areas of mixed responsibility like a freeway rams and union pacific rail lines. the mayor says the city

>>> right now on kpix5 streaming on cbsn bay area, more local news at 5:30, a live look at san jose city hall and right now a crowd has gathered to protest the grand jury's decision on the deadly police shooting of breonna taylor. only one of the officers involved was indicted for endangering taylor's neighbors by recklessly firing his weapon. >>> are democrats losing faith in california sen. dianne feinstein? how she is responding to concerns about her ability to handle supreme court battle. >>> and berkeley once again cracking down on junk food, six years ago it became the first city to pass a soda tax, so now, it is targeting the grocery checkout aisle. good evening, i am ken bastida. >> i was with cook. the city of berkeley again trying to change diet habits. don ford says that means changes in the checkout line. >> reporter: they will put a stop to that. it is a temptation to start to control, they say, something had to be done. >> last night the berkeley city council universally past the healthy checkout ordinance, the first in the world, to require that food right of the cash regi

city at 78 mountain view at 77 today. well in the south bay look for to san jose working its way back up to 80 degrees. instead of those upper 70's like you had yesterday. union city hayward and fremont mid 70's for you. well a tease for inland valleys from the tri valley through walnut creek to concord clinton i 74 today, the not much different at 77. well 80's return in santa rosa petaluma through center fell. tomorrow's temperatures will be a little cooler than 2 days will be for inland spots at least thursday and friday will be our days of change as we see increased winds that will be helping to sweep out some more of that poor air setting us up for better conditions by friday saturday and sunday as i mentioned there's really not going to be a day in here that is perfectly clear but a whole lot clear then where we have been. >>thank goodness that's what we've been hoping for appreciate the update john all right now let's check in on your morning commute you normally it's pretty quiet in the 4 o'clock hour. so no problems right now into san francisco, you're looking good at the bay bridge toll plaza,

the paid holiday will apply to all santa clara employees starting next year heard >>> san jose city leaders are considering throwing their support behind a series of measures designed to keep people off the streets. it's all part of the city's anti-displacement plan. it includes helping landlords and tenants pay off debt accumulated during the pandemic. the plan also require owners to notify their tenants when the property goes up for sale. meanwhile contra costa county supervisors are expected to vote on whether to extend sections for tenants. the coun ent eviction moratorium ends at the end of the month and this would exinto 2020. >>> kobe bryant's widow taking legal action. how she wants to hold la county sheriff's department accountable for sharing photos of the crash site.>>> airlines are pulling out all the stops to get people back on planes. the over that lets two people fly for the price of one.>>> new 6, teslas first battery day. we will break down with the new technology will mean for the future of electric cars.>>> i'm at uc berkeley where estate report has recognized multiple in

. >>> a busy day of clean up in san jose. city workers power washing and painting over graffiti. last night's demonstration wrote various messages on the walls and sidewalks. last night protesters lighting the fallon statue on fire. activists say mayor fallon oppressed the mexican community. that statue was cleaned up this morning. >>> two police officers were shot, their injuries were serious but not life-threatening. the shooting is only adding to the tension in the city between law enforcement and protesters who want justice for breonna. the mayor is pleading for peace. >> violence is only a source of pain and not a cure for pain and we know violence is never the answer. our community is hurting. >> reporter: police and the national guards and federal agents are in place across the city. all of this is happening a day after the grand jury announced no louisville police officers will be charged in taylor's death. our coverage continues on our website, click on "tthe "breonn taylor" link on our trending bar on nbcbayarea.com. >>> major change from the pac-12 conference. football

yesterday san jose university athletes organized a walk solidarity to san jose city hall and back. their goal was for stand together as one and show that they will not just stick to sports. >> this is 100% like student athletd. this is something that we preach a lot. when you want to do something, go do it. and the fact that we are practicing what we're preaching is leading by example and being a good role model for other people. >> they symbolize everything that we need to do. if we don't appreciate their efforts in everyday existence here at the university, we're lost. >> members of the sjsu football team organized this event. >>> thank 234ri ofully our air is starting to improve, but we're still in fire season so the air quality could take a turn in almost no time at all. and one bay area company is helping people breathe a bit easier and what to look for if you are trying to buy an air purifier. >> reporter: special delivery at happy campers preschool. >> thank you so much. this is just i hope a game changer for us. >> reporter: the daycare and school now has air purifier, dona

into custody, whisking them away in zip ties and here in the bay area protests are planned in san jose at city hall oakland at lake merritt merritt and san francisco at the mission police station and the one at san jose city hall is already underway right now. several dozen people gathered outside of city hall in san jose today can hear them chanting no justice, no peace. this demonstration was peaceful and the demonstrations that are planned in san francisco and oakland started about an hour ago. now that's just a handful of the protests happening around the country tonight, we're also seeing them in washington d c charlotte denver and nashville just to name a few other cities. fortunately does sound like a vast majority of them are peaceful we'll be watching it for you tonight, live right now in the newsroom, i'm justine waldman kron 4 right justine and president trump reacted to the decision in the case. >>heaping praise on kentucky attorney general daniel cameron. >>the really brilliant kentucky attorney general daniel. cameron is doing a fantastic job and he's a star. and he made a statem

>>san jose city council member johnny camus says with no additional funds coming in to help prop up businesses. it's time for the county to act want to start by saying government can't be all about saying no one ever asked the county to clarify when esta titian services can reopen in a statement here i always received we don't now has the answer. >>we have not been classified and it here. this is unacceptable. those in the health and beauty sector as well as faith organizations are asking the county to consider a five-point plan towards reopening which include flooding leaders of the coalition participate in reopening discussions, clear and articulate communication about what businesses can do to allow indoor dining in worship. >>identifying goals and objectives without moving those targets wants their hit. and if the county is going to be more restrictive than the state. they say they need to provide new funding and grants for businesses we need to find ways to mitigate risks and say we live with the virus. >>so not or small business loans and working or i'm a fighting chance to survive in sa

and protesters also gathering outside of san jose's city hall. at one point tonight the crowd swelled to a couple hundred people with demonstrators chanting black pride and black power, demanding that leaders be held accountable. a smaller group of testers say they will plan to stay overnight. >>> for the very latest on the protest here at home and across the country, join us starting tomorrow at 4:30 a.m. still not>>> our chief meteorologist paul heggen is here to let us know when those triple digit temperatures will be coming back. >> it will be by the end of the weekend, seeing temperatures soaring up to near record territory. we will start jumping up on saturday but sunday is when the real heat kicks in. some triple digit temperatures, likely to set a record high temperature in concord, and getting close in livermore and santa rosa. monday will be the peak of the heat wave with mid-90s in san jose and over 100 degrees in santa rosa, livermore and concord. you combine the heat with gusty winds and low humidity and that sets the stage for fire

san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>police in san jose have arrested a man for a assault and they are looking for possibly more victims at assault happened in the st. james park area of the cityhich is not far from san jose international airport. the man arrested is identified as 41 year-old bashir tacoma police believe that he may have been involved in more assaults and they say he is known to frequent the downtown area of san jose, anyone with information on any of these possible cases is asked to call police. take a look outside right now this is the walnut creek camera along highway 24. oh my gosh, you know if anything pam it's not as bad as some other spots in the end that something bad and that is pretty bad. yeah, yeah, i mean you get inside the bay. we've got some very unhealthy air quality out there looking toward sfl right now it's even worse. >>out there and there's that thick smoke you can see now behind it. you can see the fog that's trying to roll over the hill just pick out and around the bay. so that's what we're left with some very dense smoke out there with nothing to move along. we are seeing some fog and some smoke moving to the golden gate bridge and we l

. >> reporter: and that discussion continue hearing at san jose city hall. talking to insiders today, it looks like the mayor may not have the votes he needs to get this ban passed. meantime, the discussion will go to the city council next. right now a questioning between the mayor and members of the police department has been going on for the last hour or so. reporting live in san jose, lens ramirez, kpix 5. >>> a san leandro police officer charge evidence in the deadly shooting of a black man inside of a walmart was handcuffed and taken into custody. we show you officer jason fletcher, walking into court with his lawyers today. fletcher was booked on manslaughter charges. that are some shot and killed steven tyler in april who was holding a baseball bat inside the walmart, had been accused of shoplifting. taylor's family was outside the courthouse today, and they say more needs to be done. >> i feel a lot of emotions. mostly sickening, anger, more of the same. >> reporter: how so? >> nothing is changing. it's the same thing over and over again. >> fletcher

today at san jose city hall, people gathered to support proposition 16. if passed, it would ban affirmative action, but the event was then followed by a candlelight vigil for justice ginsburg and breonna taylor. >>> now to our coronavirus coverage. the bay area has now surpassed 100,000 cases. contra costa county and santa clara counties both adding more than 100 cases today. marin adding 22. >>> as cases climb, top health leaders are sending out a new warning about the predicted covid surge in the fall. cooler weather combined with pandemic fatigue has health leaders worried about new coronavirus outbreaks. a model out of the university of washington projects that by the end of the year, the nation's daily death rate could quadruple to a staggering 3,059 deaths a day. the nation's top infectious disease expert is urging americans to stay vigilant. >> if we don't carefully follow the guidelines, the other good morning -- guidelines, the masking, the distance, we may see another surge again. >> coronavirus hospitalizations re again on the rise. month. >>>

a small group of protesters remain outside of san jose city hall as a sign of solidarity for breonna taylor's family. they plan to stay there indefinitely to bring awareness to racial injustice. they say they're not going away because the issue is not going away either. >> breonna taylor. >> in the meantime, in oakland, several hundred people gathered at the lake merritt ampitheater. calling for taylor to receive justice. another demonstration is planned in the city later today. >>> in san francisco, mostly peaceful scene as protesters rallied outside of the mission district headquarters also calling for change. >> we just keep on seeing people that look like us and people that are related to people we're related to being killed with zero accountability and zero recourse in the system. >> the group eventually marking to the block to where they shot and killed luis back in 2016. they held a moment of silence and called for police accountability. >>> well, now to new video of hundreds of people protesting the grand jury decision. demonstrations and demonstrators gathering last night in

and protesters also gathering outside of san jose city hall. at one point, the crowd swelled to a couple hundred people with demonstrators chanting "black pride" and "black power" demanding leaders be held accountable. >>> happening today, in the bay area, reopening effort outdoor dining finally makes it to the tenderloin district in san francisco. after four months of planning, a two block stretch of larkin street the district's gourmet corridor, and a block of golden gate avenue will be closed to traffic. dyning will take place between noon and 7:00 p.m. every thursday through sunday. >>> a live look at downtown san jose this morning. business owners are putting pressure on the county to relax the rules. health workers have been going door to door spreading the word about how safe health practices can help struggling small businesses stay open. businesses welcomed the help but say being allowed to serve customers indoors is key to their survival. >> other counties are allowing movie theaters and restaurants to open indoors. give us a chance t

. >>> the san jose city attorney's office announced today it will not pursue charges against those who broke curfew during the protests in may. dozens of people were arrested when san jose and i could and 8:30 p.m. curfew on may 31st, following the death of george floyd in minneapolis that led to a large demonstrations. >>> police are looking for a hit-and-run driver and a large truck who hit and killed a man crossing the street in downtown san jose this morning. it happened at west santa clara street and notre dame avenue. investigators say it doesn't appear the victim was in a crosswalk when he was hit by the vehicle, which investigators believe was a tanker truck. the driver left the scene. >> if you can imagine what a vehicle that size does to a pedestrian we are asking if anyone saw the collision to get in touch with us. we are hoping even somebody saw something or maybe something was captured on a video surveillance system somewhere. >> emergency crews took the victim to the hospital where he later died from injuries. this was the 20th traffic fatality in san jose this year and t

been exceptional and incredibly supportive of this effort in advancing this cause not only within san jose city but working with other mayors all throughout the state of california. including working with local leadership in kern county. and i say that because this issue of homelessness impacts the entire state of california. it is no longer a coastal issue. it is not concentrated in just a few dense urban environments in this state, having traveled most part of this state over the last week, i am reminded over and over as we see the underpasses, we drive down streets, sidewalks, strewn with camping equipment and people out there. tents. the work we have to do. so again i would be remiss if i didn't highlight this. i want folk to know our commitment, our resolve to addressing this issue. it will not happen overnight. we cannot overpromise in this state, the state of california has a responsibility to support cities an counties. the state of california for decades was not focused as much as we would have liked on this issue. and so, we are trying to make up for that. and we are trying to take re

. >>> the measure san jose city council members yesterday and was we endorsed to restore a major riot to tens of thousands of people. good evening. as winter approaches the pandemic rages on, they need the house the homeless in the bay area is more urgent than ever. and our leaders story, project home, susie discovers the trump administration has put the brakes on projects that would help thousands. >> we are really nervous now, kind of getting into the fall. >> reporter: he is the ceo of covenant house, california, a nonprofit that manages the only homeless shelter for youth and berkeley. a safe place for teams like jake and montel ward. >> i believe that without this, i would not be

san jose's florence courts neighborhood. the crash was reported around 11:00pm and the driver who hit him. reportedly cooperated with investigators after the accident. so says death was the 32nd traffic related fatality on san jose city streets this year. >>a live look outside right now and see how things are shaping up on this tuesday evening looking out over san francisco with our sutro camera and you can see some patchy clouds around the bay area's right now some player parts of the bay area don't have to wear if you don't want to out there. lawrence yeah, i know when that be nice to be out there to filth that beautiful weather fall is how about that too just a couple of patches of fog look at that float by otherwise we've got mostly clear skies out there says this evening of course is that time of year we see less and less of that fog outside a lot of that sunshine look at looking good too good, nice clear skies air quality looking fantastic out there we do see the fog. it's right along the coastline, some of that hovering they're getting ready to move back on shore. >>as we take you through the night tonight, yeah that's a pretty good breeze as out there today as you can see sfo right now you're going to 30 mile

protesters painting justice for breonna on the ground of san jose city hall. some spray painting on the walls, others setting up a mock guillotine. following a night of chanting black lives matter and say her name, breonna taylor. >> we've got to show we're not okay with it and we have to be here. >> reporter: she's one of the organizers. she created the non-profit during the death of george floyd bringing water and supplies to protesters. she says it'll make the effort more sustainable because now they plan to be right here for a while. >> this isn't just going to be like we're going protest for a few hours and go home and forget about it, because we can't forget about it. it's our lives, our brothers and sisters who are dying mchlg. >> reporter: others who they say want widespread police reforms. >> we need to send social workers and mental health workers to mental health calls. police need sensitivity training. >> for simmons and her group the plan is to take shifts, to stay here as long as they can bringing awareness until changes are made. >> san jose may

in san jose is been tough for families who have lost their loved ones due to police violence to get any kind of accountability. >> reporter: earlier wednesday evening, people descended on san jose city hall. signs and chance echoed around the country after a kentucky grand jury really did not indict police officers. there was dissent. one of the changes could be on how san jose police respond to protests in large crowds. restrained actions during demonstrations. >> there is multiple injustices over and over again. it's easy to get fatigue or habituate where you develop learned helplessness. >> reporter: santa clara university psychologists say a litany of expressor's from covid to fires to the economy may have people overwhelmed in the late of the latest protest. >> it's like drinking from a fire hose of stressors and problems. that will play a role in how we i jenner energize ourselves and base this. >> things are intensifying as we move closer to the november election and the aftermath of the election. there are no arrests and no injuries. >>> there was a change in policy for drug offenses in contra costa county. the district attorney said she will no longer prosecute suspects for

. >> the san jose city says they hope the research conducted at the new center will help the state of california, and the rest of the world, withstand the growing threat from wildfires. >>> well pg&e is stepping up preventions, accelerating inspections for wildfire risk in marin county and sonoma county. this includes flying drones and helicopters in those areas. pg&e says it expects more than 15,000 miles of electric line to be inspected this year. >>> 4:46 now. police were told three men in masks and dark clothing were going under cars around fernwood street and 20th avenue. when police arrived, suspects took off and crashed into a median .1 was arrested, but two others got away. police say they found a loaded gun, catalytic converters, and tools, used to steal automobile parts. >>> recognize this couple. now, police say they are accused of using a stolen credit card at a home depot store, last month. take a look at the pictures point investigators point out they were seen with a dog that had purple died for. if you know who they are, call the police. >>> we do have an update for yo

>>to the south bay now the san jose city council voting to continue to allow police officers to use rubberullets and other projectiles in some crowded conditions. if they are directly attacked this despite backlash from mayor sam liccardo and community activists on june, 16 police chief eddie garcia banned the use of rubber bullets as a method of crowd control so officers could only use them to defend themselves. during the protests that broke out in late may and early june in san jose. >>following the death of george floyd. >>still to come the czu fire has destroyed hundreds of homes in the santa cruz mountains. we visit what is left of the ranchers property and see where the owner will go from here and cracking down on illegal fireworks before they spark a fire east bay authorities coming together and stepping up efforts to protect the neighborhoods and millions of acres burned thousands of structures destroyed and more than 2 dozen people killed the very >>even at this hour, california firefighters are working tirelessly to try and contain dozens of major fires all across our state that

vote.ca.gov >>> right now on kpix5 streaming on cbsn bay area, more local news at 5:30, a live look at san jose city hall and right now a crowd has gathered to protest the grand jury's decision on the deadly police shooting of breonna taylor. only one of the officers involved was indicted for endangering taylor's neighbors by recklessly firing his weapon. >>> are democrats losing faith in california sen. dianne feinstein? how she is responding to concerns about her ability to handle supreme court battle. >>> and berkeley once again cracking down on junk food, six

tomorrow the san jose city council will decide whether or not to green-light outdoor gaming. the city could also regain tax revenue with all of this. we're back in a moment. >>> more san francisco businesses given the green light to operate outdoors. what you can start doing again starting tomorrow. >>> plus those raging wildfires still burning here in the bay area. kari hall tracking the air quality before you start your day, tomorrow morning. ♪ (vo) my name is cynthia hawkins, the owner of hawkins house of burgers. my grandparents came here in 1939 and we've been serving this community for over 80 years. my dad always said, take care of your community and they will always take care of you. and they have done so. through the ups and through the downs. my name may be on this building, but this place belongs to all of us. ♪ >>> well, creating a vaccine to stop the spread of covid-19 is a priority for the trump administration. but tonight the fda is under fire for considering skipping crucial steps in order to fast-track a vaccine. fda chief dr. stephen hahn says a vaccine devel

and other trash it's ending up on city streets kron four's rob fladeboe has more on the long-awaited cleanup on what may be the largest such illegal dump site in san jose. >>the city of san jose, the union pacific and open space authority are jointly cleaning up piles of trash construction waste, furniture appliances and other garbage that was threatening to spill over into the roadway and railroad tracks long southbound moderate road. this and many other illegal dump sites around town are partly the result of covid cleaning says district 2 city councilman sergio jimenez folks that are maybe doing d i y work at their homes taken offense is. >>you know throwing away old couches. they saw this what it looked like effectively a dumping ground so people would come out and actually get rid of things and throw them out here on the side of the road 6 months ago, there was a small homeless camp here a few people dropped off food and blankets for the campers who were indeed trespassing. then the donations of lumber concrete another construction debris started happening after dark. >>salvaging batteries and other recyclables to help finance her move to another c

. >>> dozens of protesters gathered outside san jose city hall this evening. the crowd grew to around 200 people at one point. many people he'll signs as they chanted black lives matter and breonna taylor. there was also a -- when it got dark, demonstrators painted a "justice for breonna" mural. >>> a short time ago we did get video of protesters setting a statue of thomas fallon on fire in downtown san jose. they also sprayed graffiti on it. he was the mayor of san jose and his statue has been a source of controversy. the latino community said he's a symbol of the repression of mexicans. >>> families in the bauy area whose lives have been directly affected by police shootings gathered today in a show of solidarity with breonna taylor's family. >> most of us here in oakland, sadly, pretty much knew what the outcome was going to be. the officers weren't going to get charged. >> oscar grant's uncle has been an activist against police brutality ever since a b.a.r.t. police officer shot and killed his nephew on new year's day 2009. >> i have a lot of anxiety that

"today in the bay" bob redell joining us live in san jose and city hall the sight of a lot of outrage even this morning. >> well, fortunately those protesters have gone home for tonight. so it is quiet out here right now on the streets of san jose. you can see, though, they left their mark. this is the fallon statue on the outskirts of downtown san jose. you can see they graffitied to support for black lives matter movement and an anti-mrpolice message and they spraypainted on the building and on the sign breonna taylor. at one point protesters tried to set fire to this metal statue. if you're not familiar, thomas fall fallon was san jose's tenth mayor in the 1850s. back then that's when he was th community. this was the scene outside san jose city hall last night. a group of about 100 demonstrators were there. they chanted in support for breonna taylor's family. some painted justice for breonao in front of city hall and other defaced the walls with calls to obolish the police. taylor was shot and killed and protesters were angry that a grand jury did not indict the officer in her dea

>>the san jose city council voted unanimously on tuesday to endorse a statewide measure that would restore voting rights for parolees of prop 17 is passed by the voters. california will join 19 other states that allow residents on parole for felony convictions to vote when they finish their sentences. currently maine and vermont are the only states to allow incarcerated individuals to vote in 2016 california passed legislation that people in county jails to vote while incarcerated of the state's 125,000 inmates nearly 50,000 of them are expected to be on active parole. by the end of the year. to the east bay now 3 people including a 2 year-old child are in critical condition. after an overnight car crash that happened in antioch according to contra costa county fire officials. the family was driving on lone tree way when the car crashed into a tree trapping the toddler in the adults inside. officials had to cut the car open to extricate the 3 people. you can see here just how bad that crash was the entire front portion of the car. >>it smashed and one of the doors completely ripped off the

one san jose city council member agrees and says it's time for the county to act. >>i want to start by saying government can't be all about saying no one ever asked the county to clarify when esta titian services can reopen in a start and here i always receive we don't now has the answer. we have not been classified and it here. this is unacceptable. >>one local business is asking the county to consider a new plan toward reopening their plan includes more transparency on the reopening discussions and county meetings and also pushing for money and grants to help struggling businesses. elementary school in santa clara county is back open for in person classes yesterday was the for first day back for a 193 students. >>and action day primary plus private elementary school. the school started the new school year in august with distance learning. and i recently got a waiver approved to hold in person classes the school's principal michelle hara will join us live this morning on kron on to talk about resuming in person classes and you can also watch live interview startin

. >>> dozens of protesters gathered outside san jose city hall this evening. the crowd grew to around 200 people at one point. many people he'll signs as they chanted black lives matter and breonna taylor. there was also a -- when it got dark, demonstrators painted a "justice for breonna" mural. >>> a short time ago we did get video of protesters setting a statue of thomas fallon on fire in downtown san jose. they also sprayed graffiti on it. he was the mayor of san jose and his statue has been a source of controversy. the latino community said he's a symbol of the repression of mexicans. >>> families in the bauy area whose lives have been directly affected by police shootings gathered today in a show of solidarity with breonna taylor's family. >> most of us here in oakland, sadly, pretty much knew what the outcome was going to be. the officers weren't going to get charged. >> oscar grant's uncle has been an activist against police brutality ever since a b.a.r.t. police officer shot and killed his nephew on new year's day 2009. >> i have a lot of anxiety that

would like to see is simply more police patrols in the area, especially at night for the san jose pd and the city of san jose could not confirm whether or not that what happened. in san jose, len ramirez, kpix5. >>> coming up in next, intense new buddy camera video from police just released. the inky bay area protests that got out of hand and the one man hit by a police motorcycle. some adjustments ago, the death toll was lowered at the north complex fire in butte county. wait until you hear the bizarre reason why. >>> later, september 11 ceremonies looking difference this year, going viral in >>> kind of a bizarre update for sure. officials have lowered the death toll in the north complex fire, after they discover the remains were actually a skeleton. belonging to an evacuee who had been studying anthropology. now this is the huge wildfire burning in butte county, near oradell. 19 people now missing, that has not changed. couple was listed among them in a they fled with nothing at all. last night, they borrowed a strangers phone to call their daughter, tell her they are okay. >> they actually le

it was provided by big jim's barbecue. >>> san jose city council is allowing two card rooms to resumetions but all the gamblings have to be done outside. >> reporter: lady luck is changing spaces in san jose. wednesday state regulators inspected tents at the bay 101 card rooms. >> we're very excited. we've been closed since march and have nearly 700 employees. >> reporter: he said his 49 tables have lost or than a unlesses in million dollars in revenue. at the end of a marathon city council meeting leaders amended the waiver. the change allows the two gaming venues to operate outside. a similar was made near sacramento. >> they do help with employment. they do help with a lot of the tax revenue which goes in our general fund that funds things from library to parks. >> reporter: he said the city depends on the millions from the card rooms. officials said they will put half their tables under tents and bring back half their employees. >> there's a lot of people who want to get out of their house to play. the challenge is to get the economy rolling so other pieces continue to decline. we

clean.>> reporter: a big and expensive project to clean this area of south san jose, but necessary, city hopes was the areas cleaned it will stay that way.>> reporter: pot across monterey road in south san jose since tens of thousands of pounds of trash, an illegal dumping site that has been a problem in the city for a while, but this week crews with the city of san jose and union pacific railroad are splitting the $300,000 cost to clean up the area. step one is to clear the mess, step two is to maintain it to avoid getting been this bad again.>> exploring cameras, even exploring lighting that can curtail the dumping that goes on in the middle the night.>> crews collected 120,000 pounds of trash, including 300 tires and 25 abandon cars, they expect to clean 600,000 pounds of garbage within the next 10 days. >> this will be one of my top priorities, really changing how we view and care for monterey road, it is the gateway to the city of san jose. >> reporter: monterey road is not the only problem area, the city council will consider reallocating $3 million of federal funding to pick up tr

san jose where police are investigating a deadly stabbing. right now police are giving out few details, but the investigation has closed santa clara street near san jose cityw blocks from the san jose state campus. we know someone died. police so far not saying anything about the victim or if someone is in custody. not clear when santa rosa street will reopen. >>> also in san jose a police officer recovering after an early morning crash. it happened a little before 1:00 a.m. at 3rd and taylor. a driver ran the stop sign on taylor t-boning a patrol car. the other officer suffered major injuries but is expected to survive. >>> the sun is up across the bay area. kari has a look at our forecast. >>> take a look at this smoky sunrise we're seeing over the east bay as we take a live look at walnut creek. our air quality will still be of concern today even as our temperatures come down a few degrees from yesterday. we're reaching into the upper 80s in the tri-valley and some mid-70s for oakland in the north bay, spots like santa rosa, expect mid-80s. as we go through the next five days we are still looking at moderate air quality for today meaning people who have

livermore topping out at 104 with santa rosa at 99, 95 at san jose, 83 in oakland and san francisco in 77. that is more for the city. tomorrow will be warmer but we are back with that in a few minutes. >>> and the big question with extreme heat is if the power will stay on or will we see the rolling blackouts. governor newsom issued a proclamation allowing power plants to great more energy then permits allow. they are also working to buy more power from other parts of the western grid. >> the other parts have their own heat problems to worry about. they generally won't sell power until the last minute. they need to know what they need it for their own customers. >> between that heat, bad aaron pandemic restaurants wonder how to get customers eating outdoors. >> it is three digit weather which i think will affect us. people don't go out when it's this hot. i think it will be slow even with the long weekend >> this is not good news for restaurants because people are reluctant to set outside in the heat. hopefully in the evenings when it cools off they will be able to come downtown. the beer has to be cold. there need