san jose. >> reporter: we are live at san jose city hall. you can see thousands of people have filled the plaza from two separate marchs and joined together for one big rally. all to support immigration reform. the crowd is made up of all ages and have filled a good portion of this plaza. chanting, singing, as well as circulating around petitions. urging to paz a comprehensive reform bill. the speakers addressing the crowd took part earlier today. community leaders emphasized the need to pass a bill now before more families are broken apart by deportation. >> for all the people that live in fear of being deported. or of their parents being deported. it is intolerable. >> it's important to think about the humane reasons that we want to keep families together. we want every student to succeed. >> reporter: a key player in the immigration reform bill says the marchs are effective. acknowledges craft ago bipartisan bill in the house is not easy. >> the bill if we are able to reach a conclusion will not be everything i want. but that's the nature

demonstration took place in san jose as several thousand people came out to make their case for immigration reform. abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley is live in san jose. >> i am at city hall. the scene of today's rally at the end of a big march here. this mini protest was filled with families and participants are hopeful. thousands marched down santa clara street and converged on san jose city hall for a may day rally focused on immigration reform. >> it is for aspiring america that live in the united states. >> there were mothers, children, workers, union members carrying american flags, signs and umbrellas to shield the sun. many see immigration reform as a moral issue. >> it is about keeping families together. >> the march started at our lady of guadeloupe in east san jose. >> it is a deeper profile march. >> and the message they want to send to washington. >> you guys should give us a chance. we are hard workers, and we are here in america and we are more americans than we are our nationality. >> so again the final tally several thousand people at the rally, about the same number that participated last year in. san jose, leslie -- last year. in san jose, leslie brinkl

demonstration took place in san jose as several thousand people came out to make their case for immigration reform. abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley is live in san jose. >> i am at city hall. the scene of today's rally at the end of a big march here. this mini protest was filled with families and participants are hopeful. thousands marched down santa clara street and converged on san jose city hall for a may day rally focused on immigration reform. >> it is for aspiring america that live in the united states. >> there were mothers, children, workers, union members carrying american flags, signs and umbrellas to shield the sun. many see immigration reform as a moral issue. >> it is about keeping families together. >> the march started at our lady of guadeloupe in east san jose. >> it is a deeper profile march. >> and the message they want to send to washington. >> you guys should give us a chance. we are hard workers, and we are here in america and we are more americans than we are our nationality. >> so again the final tally several thousand people at the rally, about the same number that participated last year in. san jose, leslie -- last year. in san jose, leslie brinkl

we begin with roberter handa in san jose. >> reporter: we are live at san jose city hall.of people have filled the plaza from two separate marchs and joined together for one big rally. all to support immigration reform. the crowd is made up of all ages and have filled a good portion of this plaza. chanting, singing, as well as circulating around petitions. urging to paz a comprehensive reform bill. the speakers addressing the crowd

demonstration took place in san jose as several thousand people came out to make their case for immigration reform. abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley is live in san jose. >> i am at city hall. the scene of today's rally at the end of a big march here. this mini protest was filled with families and participants are hopeful. thousands marched down santa clara street and converged on san jose city hall for a may day rally focused on immigration reform. >> it is for aspiring america that live in the united states. >> there were mothers, children, workers, union members carrying american flags, signs and umbrellas to shield the sun. many see immigration reform as a moral issue. >> it is about keeping families together. >> the march started at our lady of guadeloupe in east san jose. >> it is a deeper profile march. >> and the message they want to send to washington. >> you guys should give us a chance. we are hard workers, and we are here in america and we are more americans than we are our nationality. >> so again the final tally several thousand people at the rally, about the same number that participated last year in. san jose, leslie -- last year. in san jose, leslie brinkl

project hired along with the city of san jose and the work pho future program are holding a free career fair at san jose city hall. that is at 200 east santa clara street. it's from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. that's from every branch, including those with disabilities are invited to network and apply for jobs. >>> the fbi says a suspicious letter containing the poison, ricin, was mailed to president obama from louisiana. secret service intercepted that letter at a mail sorting facility at a military base 6 miles from the white house. another letter sent to the white house last week came from spokane, washington. authorities are also investigating suspicious letters sent to new york mayor, michael bloomberg. >>> an incurable infection spreading in california. the symptoms and what is causing it. >> slowly open the car door. i expected a cat to jump out and instead, there was this little bundle on the front seat of the car. >> fast forward 62 years and you have an unforgettable reunion. the message one of these women is hoping to get out there after all those years. >>> and what is your beef when it comes to people on

three falcon chicks hatched on san jose city hall and now they have names. all three are males and should learn to fly soon. the contest was held to name them and the winners have been chosen. comet, o'ryan, and striker, from two 4th graders at holly oak. >> strike are may is tried to fly he was found sunday on the ground on 5th street but he okay now and back home in the nest. [dramatic music] ♪ [cheers and applause] >> hi, guys. >> hi. >> hi, gorgeous. it's nice to see you. hello, everybody, and welcome to e. all this week, we are raising money for children's miracle network hospitals. tomorrow we actually have a surprise celebrity playing for the charity, and if any of today's contestants make it to round 2, we will donate another $10,000 to the cause. [cheers and applause] now, from philadelphia, please welcome rachel walker. hey, rachel. nice to see you. >> thank you. thank you. >> what do you got in your hand there? >> well, this is my little guy william, who is a huge fan of millio

among the cities where demonstrations were held, oakland, san francisco, and san jose. [ chanting ] this rally at san jose city hall began after an estimated 10,000 people walked three miles from the city's east side. organizers urged people to pressure congress into passing immigration reform by writing organizing, meeting and voting. >> you cannot walk away from this place without signing something, without putting your name to a list so you can be contacted because when we need you, we need you now. amen. >> amen! >> the crowd included young people who were brought to the u.s. as infants and now qualify for college financial aid through the california "dream act." >>> may day in seattle was not so peaceful. several dozen protestors began clark with police hours after an immigrant rights march ended. police had to use flash-bang devices and pepper spray on protestors who pelted officers with rocks and bottles. 13 people in all were arrested. >>> the city of richmond plans another inspection today at a property that neighbors say has been an eyesore for more than 20 years. [ indiscernible ] is at ohio avenue and c

. >> big milestone for san jose's famous falcon chicks, the new names they >> three falcon chicks hatched on san jose city hall have names all three are males and should be learning to fly soon. volunteers will keep close watch on the babies chicks. comet is nominated by a first grader at hayes elementary school. o'ryan nominated by a third grader at willow glenn. and striker, nominateed by lauren and kathleen from holly hockey. striker already attempted to fly or may have been blown off his porch on sunday, we are not sure which but he was found on 5th and he is okay and back home this morning. >> name like striker you would expect him to fly early. >> back to work day. >> as long as it is not "striker" from "airplane." >> i have good news if you suffer from allergies. our air quality, trees are high, the grass is dropped to moderate levels and ragweed and mold and ozone are at safe levels. wind is becoming toward us again so we will have a few showers in the mountains like yesterday, 68 in tahoe and 76 in yosemite, and central valley, mid to upper 80's and 60 in monterey with a breeze and 66 in san diego and

. >> over the years, 18 falcons have successfully flown the coup at san jose city hall. if you would look to see the current group. a falcon camera shows activities, 24 hours a day. google search falcon camera san jose. >> all right. next at 5:00 -- the white house under fire following a week of controversy. what republicans are saying and your new poll shows how the nation feels about president obama. >> the vote is in. yahoo!'s board made the decision on whether to make a billion dollar purchase. >> another vote that will have a major impact on the bay area just two days away. the latest on the quest to bring the super bowl to santa clara. >> starting to see warmer temperatures around the bay area right now. some places, soaring into the upper 80s. around fairfield and pleasantton. 82, livermore. tomorrow at this time we could be approaching close to 90 degrees. we'll talk a workweekwarm-upen -- warm-up in the forecast when we come back. >>> president obama had to contend with rain and thunder as he delivered a commencement speech in georgia. back in washington the oba

one of the baby falcons at san jose city hall was found dead this weekend.he one-month-old bird apparently crashed into the side of the building on its way back to its nest. a passerby the bird on the sidewalk yesterday morning. bird experts found part of a pigeon where the falcon fell. experts say the falcon may have been in the process of taking a midair food delivery to its mother when it crashed. >>> coming up, it is the type of investment we all dream of, the $2 investment that has a nice fat $2 million payoff. we'll tell you which south bay seven 11 sells that ticket. >> the study every woman needs to hear, just how dirty is your handbag. the ones this pose the biggest risk. a man has unfortunately died after falling from the roof of Ñ tour story apartment building in san francisco over the weekend. police say the 28-year-old man was at a bay to breakers afterparty yesterday afternoon when he fell right over the edge of the roof and right onto the sidewalk. several officers across the street saw the man fall and had to help paramedics get to him when t

we are outside the courtyard here at san jose city hall. and several hundred people have gathered for a big rally tonight. they are going to talk about immigration reform. talk about workers rights. they walked today from the -- our lady of guadalupe catholic church all the way to san jose city hall. meanwhile, in san francisco, we have another may day rally that's going on right now. we have a picture from keep that shows you the crowd there and as you mentioned earlier, allen, there are also may day rallies going on in oakland as well today. all over the country in fact. here as i mentioned, the real big issue for local people in this part of northern california is immigration reform this year. and claudia flores tells us why. >> we need comprehensive immigration reform for our families especially because a bill is being discussed right now at the federal level which is inclusive and dignified for our community. >> reporter: what they want is an comprehensive immigration reform legislation to come out that will give them essentially three

. >> in san jose the steps of city hall filled with the massive crowd that spilled onto the streets. families, workers, unions and different organizations march from our lady of guadalupe church to san jose city hall. the were talking about the importance of cover incomprehensive immigration reform. >> people are here and need to work in the country and work hard. they want a chance to have their children have the same opportunities everyone has. they want their children to be educated. they want to see their children be professionals. many we spoke to had a personal connection to immigration reform. they say immigrants are the fabric of american society in help make great contributions. will take a break 453 spirit and the golden gate bridge. the ride on 101 looks good. today will be hot whether wise. extremely hot. we have fire still burning in the north bay. with an update on the forecast and see what to expect and what the firefighters can expect whether wise later this afternoon. booth >> good morning everyone. thank you for waking up with kron 4 morning news. >> @ 456 it is a co

project hired along with the city of san jose and the work to future program are holding a free career fair at san jose city hall. that's at 200 east santa clara street from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and all veterans including those with disabilities are invited to network and apply for jobs. >>> coming up, valley fever on the rise in california. what causes this mysterious i willness is. >> plus, another us is -- what causes this mysterious i willness is. >> plus, another suspicious letter shows up at the white house. the suspect they are zeroing in on. >> and another midwest tornado touched down. coming up. touch down across the midwe and we're just getting a see of the damage.. from the la >>> this is what they were afraid of, 16 tornadoes touching down across the midwest and we're just now getting a sense of the damage from the latest twisters as daylight breaks. and there's incredible video from yesterday's twisters. this time from a tulsa suburb. take a look at this. cell phone camera captured this video of a tornado that sliced across the suburb of broken arrow last night. it was one of five that touched down in o

. >> reporter: the venue the iconic san jose city hall rotunda. >> the indian caterer was available toa wedding of our side. >> reporter: so they informed the city they would usage palace. they met the caters in april but 10 days before the october wedding date. >> we get a notice from the city telling us that the caterer that we had chosen, taj, doesn't have insurance and cannot cater for our wedding. >> we are very sympathetic to her but we had no contractual relationship with a caterer at all. >> reporter: the director of communications for the city of san jose says while lopa and tim were required to choose a caterer from the city's list, the city provides no guarantees. so are you saying that the city has no responsibility to ensure that the approved mandatory insured caterers are actually in fact insured? >> that list was accurate at the time that they discussed it. we go through and regularly check the people on the list on a regular basis. >> reporter: if they had they would have noticed the owner closed up shop weeks earlier and taken the money with him, something he had done

thousands of marchers are starting to converge here at san jose city hall for a big rally about to get underway. from that shot on sky 7 you can see how massive this is as folks come down santa clara street. many carrying american flags and others carrying signs. that was the overriding theme this afternoon. comprehensive immigration reform in washington. >> they want to see workers treated as human beings, keep families together provide a road map to citizenship. a diverse group out here. they're a common cause. find a way to send a message to congress for immigration reform. >> less ti, thank you. hundreds of people calling for immigration reform marched through oakland this after the moon a calm crowd, police walked with them, and happening now in oakland abc 7 news nick smith is live where another rally is underway. this one spanning 15 miles per hour minimum wage. nick? >> it's about and back here i'm going to go back to video now. you can see the group starting to move down the street. they did not have a permit to gather so here about 125 people have taken off from 14th and broa

city hall starts at 2:00. >>> immigration reform is a big issue these days. there was a demonstration yesterday in oakland, san francisco and down in san jose. [ chanting ] >> this rally at san jose city hall began after an estimated 10,000 people walked the three- mile route from the city's east side. organizers urged people to pressure congress into passing immigration reform by writing, organizing, meeting and voting. >> if we all come together as a community and send thousands thousands of these that will open them up. >> the crowd included youngs people who were brought to the united states as infants and now qualify for the college financial aid through the california "dream act." >>> seattle's may day was troublesome. several dozen protestors began clashing with the police there hours after immigrant rights marches ended there. police used flash-bang devices and pepper spray on the protestors who pelted the officers with rocks and bottles. 13 people were arrested. >>> an oregon man accused of killing a castro valley woman is expected in court today. investigators say the victim, kirsten england was killed at a rest stop. 30-year-old jeffrey boyce was arre

thousands of marchers are starting to converge here at san jose city hall for a big rally about to get underway. from that shot on sky 7 you can see how massive this is as folks come down santa clara street. many carrying american flags and others carrying signs. that was the overriding theme this afternoon. comprehensive immigration reform in washington. >> they want to see workers treated as human beings, keep families together provide a road map to citizenship. a diverse group out here. they're a common cause. find a way to send a message to congress for immigration reform. >> less ti, thank you. hundreds of people calling for immigration reform marched through oakland this after the moon a calm crowd, police walked with them, and happening now in oakland abc 7 news nick smith is live where another rally is underway. this one spanning 15 miles per hour minimum wage. nick? >> it's about and back here i'm going to go back to video now. you can see the group starting to move down the street. they did not have a permit to gather so here about 125 people have taken off from 14th and broa

hawaii makes a headline-grabbing >> new this morning, three falcon chicks recently hatched atop san jose city hall have names thanks to san jose schoolchildren. all three are males and should be learns to fly soon. volunteers will be keeping close watch on the fledge links and here are the wing names. comet was nominated by dakota, a first grader at hayes elementary cool and o'ryan was nominated by a third grader and striker nominated by lauren and kathleen, two 4th grader as holly hockey elementary and strikely may have tried to fly because three was found sunday on the ground at 5th but he is okay and he is back home this morning. >> a study finds that guys carrying a guitar can double his chances of getting a date with a woman. here is jimmy kimmel. >>the same guy walked up to 300 women to ask for their phone number and then 14 percent of the women gave the number when he was empty handed and carrying a guitar it rose to 31 percent. does it seem like scientists are spending a lot of time trying to figure out why no one will date them? >> he airs weeknights at 11:35 on abc7 news following abc7 n

san jose to honor the fallen officers. it was the first to take place outside of san jose city hall. >>> new tonight at 6:00, california's death penalty system is on hold. a state appeals court found prison sfshs did not follow administrative rules when drafting an update to their lethal injection procedures. today's ruling said that the san quentin officials failed to give an explanation for opting to continue with the three-drug lethal injection, rather than the single used in several other states. this is the second time the state's efforts to update the execution method has been blocked for violating the administrative code. there is a moratorium, as you know, on executions here in california since 2006. >>> well, a dynamic idea is rising from the ashes. chevron sending local kids to college, paying for tuition. but there is a catch. it only applies to teens in one bay area city. here is nbc bay area's joe r rosati junior. >> reporter: the plume of smoke sent some 15,000 people for medical attention. the city council member said the other victim was the city itself. >> it cost richmond in the long run. you know, their repu

. >> reporter: police say 10,000 people walked the 3-mile route from east san jose to city hall. >> are you afraid they're going to come after you if this interview airs? >> no, i'm not because i'm speaking for the people. not just for myself. >> reporter: san jose's march, one of the largest in the country, has morphed into a celebration of culture, labor, and state. now with a strong focus on immigration reform. a common theme: humanizing the debate by sharing stories. like high school students who came to the u.s. as infants. >> we need immigration reform so that dozens of families, millions of students like me can make their dream comes true. >> reporter: the other theme: keeping pressure on congress by writing, organizing, meeting, and voting. >> if we all come together as a community, thousands and thousands of you, that will open you up. >> you cannot walk away from this place without signing something so you can be contacted. because when we need you, we need you now! amen! >> reporter: this was also as much about flexing their political muscle. the activist community here in sa

. >>> project hired along with the city of san jose today and the work to future program are holding a free career fair at san jose city hallated at 200 east santa clara street from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 40 companies are expected to participate in the veterans career fair. vets from every branch including those with disabilities are invited to network and apply for jobs. >>> coming up, oklahoma on tornado alert again. the damage after a new round of violent twisters hits the midwest. >> plus, a hiccup for apple. how a popular fountain could snag plans for a new bay area store. [ wind howling ] [ female announcer ] it balances you... [ water crashing ] ...it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are looking for to live a more natural life. in a convenient two bar pack. this is nature valley... delicious granola bars made with the best ingredients in nature. nature valley. closedwishing you a warmt to you by sleand colorful spring. >>> if you are commuting on bart it morning you're in for a long commute. a couple of maintenance vehicles on the tracks in the tube collided this morning. >> yeah. elizabeth has more from

. >>> one of the prized baby falcons at san jose city hall was found dead this morning. called 911.wn. but he isq one month old. the mother falconfá has been nesting there for the past seven years. and the person who first discovered the dead chick this morning said at first he wasn't sure what it was.fá >> walked by what i thought was a big pigeon. i recognized the beak, a raptor beak and the eyes. át to myself, that's a peregrine falcon. >> if you would like to see the other chicks, there is a falconÑ camera that shows their c and bird experts found part of a pigeon with the falcone1 on the sidewalk, and experts think the falcon may have been in the process of taking a midair>> there is a new hole on the moon cau;6 by whatjf scientists say is the biggest explosion they've ever seen.koxdçç?h &háhp &hc& lower right-hand corner of your screen there, you can see the explosion. a meteorite about the size ofçó small boulder crashed on the moon march 17th, traveling at 56,000t( miles per hour. the creator measures 65 feet wide. the crash

san rafael and back into the city. 5:18 right now. an update for you. sad news. remember the baby falcons that were born in san jose city hall. one of them was found dead over the weekend. the one-month-old bird apparently crashed into the side of the building on its way back to the nest. a passerby found the bird on the side and found part of a pigeon where he fell. they believe the falcon may have been in the process of taking a mid-air food delivery from its mother when it crashed into that wall. >> poor little thing. 5:19. >>> a car crash in fremont knocked pour out to 3500 customers. it happened about 2:00 yesterday afternoon on alvarado boulevard. a car crashed into a power powell causing live wires to come down on the road starting small fires and knocking out electricity. emergency responders had to free the driver out of the car. the road back open. a preview a investigative unit exclusive. the bay area we all know loves its dogs. lovers are going to the extremes to take their dogs everywhere they go. in california, only service animals are allowed in food facilities like restaurants and grocery stores. tonight, the

. >>> we have names for those falcon chicks that hatched at san jose city hall last month. okay. here they are. comet, orion and striker were the winning monikers in the city's falcon naming contest. four elementary school students get credit for that. city officials say striker has already lived up to his name after being the first to strike out on his own. the chicks belong to peregrine falcons clara and fernando, long-time residents of the city hall. >>> and these little guys have had swimming lessons and received a clean bill of health. now the oakland zoo's newest additions are ready for their close-ups. the proud mama otter introduced her pups to the public today. the three male river otters, three boys, each weighed less than half a pound at birth in february. the zoo staff had them off display until today so they could spend some time bonding with their mom. >>> and still ahead, our first look inside the central subway project. and we asked mayor lee what he thinks about the huge price tag. >> and a piece of world war ii history takes flight in the bay area. we take you h

one of the baby falcons born on top of san jose city hall was found dead unfortunately this weekend.the bird crashed right into the side of the building on its way back to its nest. a person passing by found that bird dead on the sidewalk there yesterday morning. bird experts telling us they found part of a pudge yigeon th right where the falcon fell. he may have been in process of taking a mid-air food delivery from its mother when it crashed into the wall and fell from the sidewalk. >>> it is 6:08. much more ahead on the bay. someone in the south bay waking up $2 million richer. >>> we are going toll you which 7 eleven sold that ticket. >> marissa myers on the phone talking about the $1 billion take over. >>> we are here in the bay area, spectacular there. a true slice of sunshine to inject into your day. have a good one. we are back in a plmatter of minutes. for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created... a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more.. low and no-calorie beverages... adding clear cal

latinas contra cancer mother's day walk against cancer sunday, may 12th san jose city hall 4th and santaite registration 9 am kickoff online registration www.latinascontracancer.org r.org/ 408-280-0811 >> the morel point is to get the community out to embrace the issue of cancer. we have been in the high school recently and got a research, about cancer and they identify cancer as something related to a death sentence. we are trying so hard to raise awareness around the community that cancer is not a death sentence. you need to get a check ups and you need to be aware and you need to have exercised in order to have healthy lifestyle and diminish those risk of cancer. >> the mother's day walk has always been more symbolic about the community come together to embrace the topic of cancer and show support. we also commemorate those we have lost to cancer. >> about 20 percent of latinos that contract cancer it is a death sentence. is that because of lack of health care awareness or a fear of going to the doctor. >> cancer is the number-one killer among latinos among heart disease. one in five

one of the baby falcons at san jose city hall sadly s found dead this weekend.baby bird apparently crashed right into the side of the building on its way back to the nest. a passerby found the bird on the sidewalk yesterday morning. = of a pigeon where the falcon fell. those experts say the falcon may have been in the process of taking a mid-air food delivery from its mother when it sadly crashed into the wall. it is day one of the workweek. let's get a check on the monday forecast with christina loren. good morning. >>> taking a live look. beautiful start to the day over san francisco. no low clouds8fx to report. tomorrow, at this time, a full deck of low clouds. much cooler weather on the way. for today, high pressure stands firm. 50s and 60s for now. one more great day to hit the beach. pacific, 73. half moon bay, 74. down in santa cruz, 77 degrees. we have much cooler weather just around the corner. we'll get to your seven-day forecast in just a few moments. first, i want to check your drive on a back to work monday with mike inouye. >>> 1+goverall on the

among the cities where demonstrations were held, oakland, san francisco and this one in san jose. this rally at city hall began after an estimated 10,000 people walked the three-mile route from east san jose. organizers urge people to pressure congress into passing immigration reform by writing organizing, meeting and voting. >>> may day in seattle was not so peaceful though. several dozen protestors began clashing with police hours after an immigrant rights march ended. police used flash-bangs and pepper spray on protestors who hit them with rocks and bottles. 13 people were arrested. >>> san jose police will have extra officers on patrol this weekend as large crowds gather for cinco de mayo festivities downtown and on the city's east side. there have been some fights and vandalism in years past after the events ended. last year there were no problems and police hope the trend continues this weekend. >>> the woman accused of putting tainted orange juice bottles on a south san jose starbucks shelf is due in court this afternoon. 50-year-old ramineh behbehanian is facing attempted murder charges. she was

. >>> happening now live pictures from downtown san jose at city hall.ou see hundreds of people gathered. it is may 1 on the calendar which means may day rallies across the world. here in california they are rallying for immigration rates. hundreds of people calling for congress to pass a comprehensive immigration reform bill. it is not just here in san jose but larger rallies happening now in san francisco and oakland. and this san jose rally kicked off at around noon in east san jose. immigrants from latin america gave their personal testimonials saying immigrants come just to work. >>> several state lawmakers are pushing for new legislation to protect immigrant workers from work place abuse. one bill would make it illegal for lawyers to hire people brought to the u.s. by labor contractors not registered with the state. employers prohibited from collecting fees. another makes it illegal to retaliate. many workers say their employers threaten to call immigration officials if they complain. >>> san mateo county honored fallen police officers today. remin

. >> in san jose, people walking from a church to city hall can see a large crowd gathered in downtown san jose hoo in san francisco, hundreds marching now in the mission district. demonstrators gathered near the bart station. they're on the way to civic sent center plaza right now. >> you can see the shot from sky. i think this rally calling on lawmakers to improve immigration reforms. >> oakland people are gathering at fruit veil plaza planning to march to dela cruz park. >> and and this group got started around 4:00. and they've been on the move since. and now we're almost at 37th and international. for many in this latino neighborhood it's a day to rally and push for a change to to the immigration policy. immigrants rights advocates used a march to push for reform, today, of workers, children and community members gathered again in oakland. the demonstration designed to raise awareness while calling for immigrant defor tais practitions. opponents say those looking for comprehensive reforms and stopping the flow of immigration graigs and in f.you do those three things, get local pol

san jose. a little nip. a little tuck there. city hall receiving hundreds of complaints about all this g graffiti. they will be moving south to clean up the mickey road bridge >>> a shocking revelation by angelina jolie. she talks about her decision to undergo a preventative double mastectomy in april. her mother died of breast cancer at the age of 56. jolie says she carries the cancer gene which sharply increases developing breast cancer. she says she hopes others can benefit from sharing her experience. >> it is personal of her but nice of her to share and help others. >> empower others. right. >>> apple losing out. the company that is tops when it comes to smart phones worldwide. >>> the new details we are learning about what may have caused the ground to just open up and swallow homes in one northern california community. >>> plus, a woman pinned in her bed as a tree suddenly falls on her house. we will let you know how she was able to survive and save herself. [ female announcer ] now get high speed internet at home on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connection you can count on

san jose. over the crowd, abc 7 joins us now. they're marching to city hall, right? >> they're on their way right now heading towards city hall there. is a big plaza and they plan to have a big rally with speeches from community leaders. this started at about 3:00 this afternoon. the crowd gathered on the east side. that is where where an active priest tried to push ingraigs reform trying to get voices of the people heerd in washington. and also, that path to citizenship is important. that is why you'll see a lot of people -- there moving more slowly and there is lividdo they're making slow progress coming along the way. they're hoping to get more people along the way and have a lot of speeches and a lot of supports so they can have voices heard in washington. >> we're having problems with david's signal. happening now in oakland hundreds of immigrant workers we're going to move now. thank you. hundreds of immigrants workers gathered at fruit veil plaza. demonstrators want to raise awareness of what is described as a need tochl pand rights for immigrants that is a gr

city hall. here at the home in east san jose, family and friends keep gathering to pay their condolences. i'm damian trujillo. >> thanks, damian. some say the problems may get worse before it gets better. 41 officers have resigned or retired from the force. that's almost as many officers who just graduated from the police academy. the department now only has 913 officers. last year, the former police chief told city council members san jose needs at least 1250 officers to keep the city safe. >>> he's known in the peninsula has a trusted youth pastor but investigators in florida say otherwise. he was arrested in a prostitution string. let's bring in jodi hernandez from san mateo this evening where some find the arrest hard to believe. jodi? >> reporter: samuel worked here for the past six years, investigators say he traveled to florida last week to attend a youth ministry conference. but now he's accused of trying to set up a sexual encounter with a teenage girl. >> it's a terrible thing. it's really terrible. >> reporter: that's the reaction of church leaders who share space with san mate

san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> oakland police chief howard jordan surprised city hall by announcing he is leaving the force. ktvu's rob roth is live in oakland where they promised this change in command will not cripple the department. rob? >> reporter: howard jordan was not at the press conference but leaders say they were surprised by his decision to quit his job by seeking medical retirement. >> these are hard jobs. they are tough jobs. you know, i take howard at his word. he loved the job. he loved the city. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: just before noon he e-mailed his notice. he said only i have taken a medical leave of absence. i asked if he was forced out and he didn't respond. neither did city officials. >> he made a decision in his best interest at the time he thought was appropriate and we respect that. >> reporter: since becoming chief he was under pressure, the department was criticized for the police handling of the riots. criticized for the investigation ofistist. there was -- of officer involved shooting there was the report questions the department's leadership and crime is up. >> howard jorda

it 20 years, a san francisco original, ken venturi grew up in the city of played collegiate golf at san jose state and one on to in the united states open in 1964, directed into the hallf fame 12 days ago for every five years , he would be commentator for cbs sports of mr. venturi passed away at the age of 82. the sharks announced they will not appeal the rest of the series suspension of [indiscernible]. we keep replaying it, they let the game get away. to los angeles goals would give the kings a to nothing lead. what you have to say? >> have to [indiscernible]. >> we played well, we did not win a we thought we deserved better and they did their job and now i have to go home and do our job. >> sharks tomorrow night and tuesday night will be a big weekend a lot of people ask you a my sporting pleasure will be, i will watch the sharks tomorrow night. keep the tv on watch pamela moore on sunday and remember tran3. >> good night and have a good weekend everybody. >> female narrator: the mattress price wars are on the mattress price wars are on at sleep train. we challenged the manufacturers to offer even lower prices. now it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with big savin

san jose's high-flying falcon family. the mother falcon has been nesting on the city hall for years and one of the chicks has died after flying into the side of a building. biologists say it happened as a parent passed food to it in midair. thousands have watched the falcons on the feed provided by the santa cruz research group. >> there will be new sunshine labeling waters "waterproof" and require they filter uva and uvv rays to make them more effective. despite the new rules, consumer watch dog group says many sunscreens carry spf ratings that are misleading and potentially dangerous because they do not provide effective protection. >> a study finds that the version of the whooping cough vaccine does not protect kids as well as the old one. researchers at kaiser permanente studied children in california in 2011 and found teens who received the old vaccine used in the 1990's were less likely to develop whooping cough. the teens would got the new vaccine had lower protection and were more at risk. researchers say the original vaccine was phased out because of health concerns. the study calls for a new vaccine that is both saf

san jose's falcon chics have names. the little guys were born in the necessities atop city hall this spring.were named by a local elementary school student. now it's time for the falcons to learn how to fly. that could happen as early as next week. one of them is comet, orion and striker. >> they have their own live camera feed. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay leno," featuring rickey minor and "the tonight show" band. tonight, jay welcomes -- from the "late late sh

project hired along with the city of san jose and the work- to-future program are holding a free career fair at city hall at 200 east santa clara street from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 40 companies will participated. vets from every branch including those with disabilities are invited to network and apply for jobs. >>> 6:38. bad bolts, faulty welding and billions overbudget. can california really handle big projects like the bay bridge? our own phil matier is going to weigh in. >> plus, another tornado touches down in the midwest. the dramatic video and the trail of destruction. >> how about the market? it opened up 10 minutes ago on a friday. take a quick peek at the early numbers on this last day of trading and everything is in the red. we'll crunch the numbers with jason brooks when we come back. ,, look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go

san jose. right now they are on santa clara street and highway 101 on their way downtown to city hall. >>> suspicious package in the south bay led to the evacuation of an office bidding this morning. an employee noticed the package with a disturbing note attached to i it. the build was evacuated as a safety precaution. the bomb squad was called in and found the package did not contain anything dangerous. no word on what the note said. >>> amajor development in the investigation of the boston bombings, three more people for charged today. medical investigators don't think the young men had a role in the bombings but perhaps after the bombings. nbc bay area steve handle man joins us from washington, d.c. with the latest. >> reporter: the students joined to today azamat tazhayakov and dias kadyrbayev are charged in federal court in boston today with abinstructing justice. they face five yiers in jail and were already held for alleged visa violation. >> think deny the charges as we said from the very beginning. he asesed the fbi in the investigation in the nird friend, robel fa lee pos faces eight years.

hundreds of demonstrators marched to city hall as part of their plea for congress to pass the reform bill. in san jose, mayday was kicked off in east san jose. immigrants gave testimonials of emotional stories of being separated from their loved ones. >> i'm awfully hurt. at the same time, i know that i need to build people's spirit up. that's my job, that's what i'm -- kind of why i'm in this for. >> he sponsors giving undocumented workers a pathway to citizenship. >>> what a polo coach did with a young girl. >>> the u.s. justice department taking a stand and the move it's making after the fda allows 15-year-old girls to buy the morning after pill. >>> a bay area university is getting ahead of the problem. the health epidemic these students are training to fight. >>> was it a prank? police are trying to find out who left a suspicious package and a note at a south bay office building this morning. an employee on park moore drive in san jose noticed the odd package. the area was evacuated as a precaution, the bomb squad inspected the package, and found it didn't contain anything dangerous. everyone was

san jose. crews had just put up a fresh coat of paint a few days ago covering up all the graffiti previously on that bridge. city hall has received hundreds of complaints over the past few years about the graffiti. >>> a little update, a special fund-raiser being held for that martinez boy hurt in the boston marathon bombing. aaron hearn, great to see him smiling out there. this was following several surgeries on his leg after one of the bombs went off just a few feet away from him in boston. tonight, armando is hosting a concert to help raise money for hearn and his family. the show starts at 8:00. tickets, $15 per person. >>> and it's been discovered, the surviving suspect in those bombings scrawled a note inside of that boat where he was found by police. sources telling nbc news, dzhokhar tsarnaev's message reads in part, the bombings were in retaliation for american action against muslims. the 19-year-old is in a federal prison currently in massachusetts. he's being charged with using a weapon of mass destruction and could face the death penalty. >>> those boston marathon bombings are prompting changes to this we

san jose was home to the biggest mayday event in the bay area. ">>>thousands rallying for immigration reform marched down santa clara street and assembled at city hall wednesday evening. we need to reform immigration laws, make sure we protect workers, reunite families and give a path to citizenship. may 1st, also known as "mayday", is an annual event that in the past highlighted workers' rights. in recent years in this country, it became a rallying point for immigrant rights. i work with a family where the parents are deported, the four us citizen children are still in this country and they want their parents back. pure and simple. they don't want to see other children lose their parents like they did. these marchers called for a change to america's immigration policy. to make sure the workers are respected and that all the corporations make sure that they treat the workers with the respect that they deserve since they have built foundations and they have built these cities that r nation is made of. the event seemed almost festive--filled with families hopeful that congress might listen to their demands. the elected officials need to learn to liste

san jose. that is the 13th state railroad bridge near oakland road. this has a nice, fresh, new coat of paint. crews are working to cover up the graffiti that was on the bridge. city hall has received hundreds of complaints over the past few years about all the grafyty there. crews after finishing up here are headed south to clean up the mckie road bridge. >>> making the way for a clean, fresh day. let's hope it last for a while. let's check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >>> good morning, laura and john and to you at home. a good-looking day shaping up, just about as warm as yesterday. a few degrees cooler. what happens is that marine layer thickens up and starts to move inland. this morning, it looks like it will reach livermore. 54, sunnyvale. good morning to you, oakland at 56 degrees. look at all these cities reporting winds out of the west. that cool ocean air moving on shore. that will be the case as we head throughout the day. pretty nice. not too hot, not too cold. down right perfect. as this area of low pressure continues to track closer and closer to us. we are going to notice those temperatures continue to tumble. they will be the coolest

san jose's high-flying falcon family. they is drawn a lot of attention since setting up a nest on the city hall.iologists say a chick born a few months ago has died after fly into the side of a building. it happened as a parent passed food to the click in midair and thousands of people have watched the falcons on the web provided by the santa cruz predator bird research group. >> sunbatheers find new sunscreen labels this summer with new regulations banning "waterproof" and require they filter both uva and uvb rays to make the products more effective a consumer watch dog group says that many sunscreens continue to wary spf ratings that are misleading and potentially dangerous because they do not provide effective protection. >> study finds that the new version of the whooping cough vaccine does not protect kids as well as the old. researchers at kaiser permanente studied children during the 2011 outbreak in california. they found that teens who received the old vaccine used in the 1990's were less likely to develop whooping cough and those that got the new vaccine had lower protection and more a

city hall. a navy color guard opened the ceremony and closed it with the laying of a wreath. in san jose the veterans counsel hosted the ceremony. they put on the event every year. boy scouts and girl scouts put american flags on the graves of 3600 veterans. the plots for those go back to the civil war. >>> a thousand people gathered at the san franciscnational cemetery to honor those lost to war. ktvu's david stevenson is live with which veterans were given special recognition. >> reporter: this year's ceremony focused on korean war veterans. the parade in san francisco this morning led to the national cemetery and thousands of flags layed in honor of full fallen military men and women. >> just war is horrible. >> most of these people lost their lives to protect me, this country. [ singing ] >> reporter: this year's ceremony focused on the end of the korean war. honoring those who fought in the forgotten war. >> world that we are giving the veterans respect. >> reporter: congresswoman nancy pelosi said north korea remainbs a threat. -- remain as threat. >> they are acting up again. we v

the san jose police department will remember the 11 officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty. the mayor and other leaders will take part. the annual even is held in the rotunda at city hall but the memorial this year is held in front of the administration building. west mission will be closed to traffic between north san pedro. >> union leaders are pushing to arm officers with tasers and will forward the results of a survey supporting tasers to the city council. there is overwhelming 83 percent who support looking into equipping the officers with tasers. the mayor and police chief declined to comment on the survey. several city council members say it is time to consider tasers with strict limitations. >> officials are investigating a police shooting in east oakland that left a suspect dead. yesterday afternoon, officers with the oakland police department special enforcement crime reduction unit tried to stop a car with three men inside. they jumped out and ran away at bancroft avenue. one of them was armed and the officer chasing him felt threatened and opened fire. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. two other men were arrested. a gun was recovered. >> a hair teen i

the bayshore freeway, from redwood city hall laydowns in mountain view basically to sunnyvale and san jose7 is backing up 880 southbound and southbound freeways are still very slow. the 1 01 right, the 280 ride and 880 northbound trying to connect with 1 01 is much slower than usual this morning. the alternate to the bay bridge, one of the and the san mateo bridge is not a great alternate route but no longer a hot spot. traffic is moving and drive times are about 18 minutes here. at the golden gate bridge, the one bright spot in the morning commute with no backup or delays for is out on 1 01 right. >> this is the view from our mt. tam cam, 8 clear start to the morning and a chilly start to the day. santa rosa in the '60s, upper 50s and napa up. bynum, in the areas are already going to see some eighties indicated by the horns on your screen. '70's and 60's on the bayshore. afternoon highs bring us a mixed bag of 60s '70s and '80s. for those of you head out this evening, about 8:00 the nothing to chilly, some 60s and left over '70s. breaking down afternoon highs 86 expected for brentwood, lo

hall. >> thank you. >>> from the safest big city in america to a city in crisis, if things keep going at this rate, san jose is on pace to hit its highest annual homicide total in more than 20 years. a murder this morning near an elementary school is the city's fourth just this week. kpix 5's len ramirez tells us as of today, san jose police are now in full crisis response mode. >> reporter: that's right. you can see that crisis response right now in fact officers here still on the scene of this homicide investigating even more gunfire that was heard just a few minutes ago six or seven shots rang out in this neighborhood and so police are trying to pinpoint where the shots came from. neighbors have phoned in those shots, as well. i was able to hear them from our location here at santee and audubon at the scene of today's killing. besides police, many other city departments including youth services are out here trying to keep the peace. extra squads of gang enforcement teams like this will be hitting the streets of san jose this weekend just one of the crisis responses the city is launching after another blo

the san jose police department will hold the annual tribute to the 11 officers would have lost their lives in the line of duty. the mayor will take part in the ceremony. it is usually held at city hallt this year, the memorial will be held in front of the administration building on west mission street. that will be closed to traffic during the ceremony from 10:00 a.m. to noon. >> berkeley union leaders pushing to arm officers with tasers will failure the results of a public survey supporting surveys to the city country. there is an over whelming 83 percent that support looking into equipping officers with weapons. the study was unscientific, and the mayor and police chief decline to comment. several council members say it is time to consider tasers with strict limitations. >> , "s are vest gating a politician shooting that left a suspect dead. yesterday afternoon, officers with the oakland police department tried to stop a car with three men inside, but they jumped out and ran away at bancroft avenue. police say at least one man was armed and the officer chasing him felt threatened and fired. the man was hit several times can died at the hospital. two other men were arrested. a gun