san jose. >> san jose police department confirmed that an officer shot him this morning at quimby road near the capitol expressway. the major focus seems to be on an article on that gas station in the corner. in the middle of quimby road is off officers investigated. we don't know any details about the person who was shot but police say a were taken to the he was taken to the hospital to be treated. san jose police department said investigators will give more information when they can. in the meantime there are handful of people standing around the area wondering what happened. mall in san jose were crowds of people go to every day. we talked to one man who said he was it was fine to get to work but he was all blocked out by police the only issue he notices what homeless people. but >> we don't have much going on. regular neighborhood i guess. >> must be really surprising that there is a shooting. >> no >> in san jose ktvu fox news. >>> a man died chasing after estes died on new year's eve 34th birthday. he was from china but went in oakland and work for ibm. he was working on his laptop at tha

police department, again about four or five years ago. it was a promotion and swearing in ceremony, and about half of those being sworn in were former san joseice officers. and i made a joke that, you know, it's good to be here at the san jose police department because, you know, half of them were like that. but it wasn't funny back then because you were losing some good quality police officers. a lot of them have returned. what's brought them back? eddie: well, again, at that time, i was a bureau chief of administration, so i read many of the resignation letters. no one wanted to leave san jose. no one--you know, a lot of those officers--you know, most of those officers loved wearing this uniform and this patch, and it meant something to them. and i think once the major issues were fixed, they wanted to come back home, and we'll accept them with open arms. you know, but one thing that i will say and i say all the time, especially in light of friday's academy graduation, that the only reason we're afloat, and although i appreciate getting those officers back, are for the hundreds of officers that chose to stay here through those really dark

in november, the 26-year veteran of san jose's police department was sworn in, making him the first african-american chief. he sees it as an honor. it gives me an opportunity to connect with some people that may feel marge mainalized or a p of people i can identify. >> many people feel they have a problem with black and brown people. >> if you say that there is a problem without having all the information, i think itou >> nbc bay investigative unit conducted a nine-month investigation. we found the department has the highest number of police shootings per capita in northern california. one involving a young rapper who fell asleep behind the wheel at a taco bell drive through with a gun in his lap. police shot him dozens of times when they thought he was going for his gun. >> i can't change the past. but we can impact the future. >> williams says budget cuts during the past decade have really hurt the department. he only has 122 sworn officers now and says he needs at least 180. but he's optimistic that making some key police changes will help the pd regain the community's trust. >> people need to le

in november, the 26-year veteran of san jose's police department, was sworn in, making him vallejo's firsf>> gives me an o connect with some people that may feel marginalized or a group of people i can personally identify. >> reporter: many people feel vallejo have a big problem with black and brown people. >> just saying that, there's a problem without having all the information. i think it would be unfair and unjust. >> reporter: our investigative unit conducted a nine-month investigation of vallejo p.d. we found the department has the highest number of shootings in northern california. one involving a young rapper who fell asleep with a gun in his lap. police shot him dozens of times when they thought he was going for his gun. [ gunfire ] >> i can't change the past, but we can impact the future. >> reporter: williams said budget cuts during the past decade have really hurt the department. he only has 122 sworn officers now, and says he needs at least 180. but he's optimistic that making some key police change also help vallejo p.d. regain the community's trust. >> people need to l

san jose and an encounter with officers. the morning investigators say when police apoached the man he was uncooperative and was holding a metal bar when he charged at the officers. th san jose police department says after nonlethal methods to try to de escalate the situation did not work. police opened fire. the suspect survived the shooting but he was wounded and treated at a hospital where police say remains in stable condition. one officer suffered a minor injury reuiring a brief trip to the hostal though that officer has since been released. the shooting was st a stone's throw away from e east ridge mall and directly behind a grocery market, but no other injuries were reported the police chief plans on addressing this case furtr on monday in the meantime the officers involved have been placed on paid the outcome of the e pendin investigation that's standard with all of the department's officer-involved shootings in san jose felipe gaulle kron 4 news. >>well to the north bay now gunman on the loose ter robbing a market a man ented lois market in santa rosa. he proached the clerk with a gun, hepulled the car to her knees and demanded cash from the register. she told him that she can access

officers are now asking anyone with more information to call the san jose police department. will you c berkeley employee has been arrested for child. police arrested john bain tackle after an online tip. he's a school's operating budget director police searched his home and office and found pornographic images on a laptop. he also admitted to viewing and possessing child. the schools in the process of putting bain chuckle on administrative leave. hayward family is still searching for answers after a teen went missing 49 years ago. christine easton was 19 when she went missing on january 18th 1971 easton was going shopping to buy clothes for a new job she was starting the next day. police later found her car parked of what was charlies car wash backs and a mission boulevard. it's now car lot easton's childhood friend says this time of year is always difficult and that she in christine's family deserves answers. >>i'll never forget her mother calling me late at night. and i was sound asleep fact i could still hear her. frantic no but i was sure she'd be ie home soon. >>there we

new at 10, the san jose police department is investigating a stabbing that has left one woman dead. the suspect, peter rodriguez you see here was taken into custody and booked into the santa clara county jail for murder. police say rodriguez called them and asked for a welfare check. when officers arrived they found an adult female who had multiple stab wounds. she was pronounced dead at the scene. >> the district attorney of san francisco has dismissed a controversy a case involving an officer involved shooting. criminal charges were dropped yesterday. hampton was shot in december after investigators say he attacked two officers with a glass bottle in the mission district. hampton survived his wounds. one of the officers suffered head injuries that required stitches. >> the poa president said the decision to dismiss hampton's case confirms the da is not interested in representing crime victims much less of the victims.  >> investigators may know what caused a hazmat incident that sent two people to the hospital. the found about two dozen people complaining about irritation to the

speaking of the chief, every cadet in the san jose police department right now who wants to be a copaking a crash course in spanish. the chief says that this is to make sure that they better serve the spanish speaking community. male: did you tell him not to stay in the vehicle? did you say anything else to him? male: i told him, "un momento." damian: the recruits are roleplaying. male: how did you tell him to turn off the motor? male: apaga motor. male: apaga motor, perfect. damian: veteran san jose police officers are spending three classes teaching future cops very basic spanish. carlos acosta: common words and phrases. as an example, we talk about colors, the year, names, first and last. damian: for many of the recruits, it might be their first spanish class since high school, if not ever. and they know their limitations. brett vranich: we're not going to be perfect, we're not going to have the best grammar, and we're not going to be speaking full sentences. damian: brett vranich and his academy classmates are two weeks away from graduation. we wanted to see what he learned in ta

we are waiting for an update right now from the san jose police department. jackie is on her way to the scene and will have a live report coming up within the next half hour. >>> a norcal and cow employee will appear before a judge today for preliminary hearing. rory charles faces life in jail for assault that happened between 1991 in 2006. 46 charges in all. he was identified through his dna and g analogy website. he worked at ucla berkeley until he was arrested in september. >>> police released new crime numbers for last year. more than 23,000 vehicle thefts in 2019 excluding the month of december. that is 3% less than the year before. an average of 2119 break-ins per month in the first 11 months of the year. >>> police are looking into a crash that injured a pedestrian in san francisco last night near broadway and columbus avenue. witnesses tell us the pedestrian is a woman wearing dark clothing. she was trying to cross the street and crosswalk against a red light. she was taken to a hospital. no word on her condition. >>> some people in silicone valley wo

the san jose police department responded. no shots were fired. crime scene was established inside this complex. there was a molotov cocktail that may have been thrown in a carport. we spoke to a witness who tells us more about what happened. >> i called the police. people had as well. >> they came in. by the time they got here theare not yingat iis that smells. >> it is quiet and calm here. how one point people were evacuated. is unclear when they were allowed back inside and out of the cold night. we salt two placed into police custody. we don't know how or if they were related to what happened here last night. >>> rescuers are warning of a dangerous wave pattern hitting the coast. you can see a wave knock the surfer off his feet and send them into the ocean. he was rescued. a high surf advisory remains in efl unfe9 ti a ec appear before a judge for a preliminary hearing. life in prison is what he charges. in all, he faces 46 charges. he was identified through dna and genealogy websites. he worked at uc berkeley for 25 years until being arrested

san jose police vehicle in the background. it is unclear why officers were pursuing this person, we have calls into the san jose police departmentget more information. answer as soon as we do, we'll bring you the updates live and >>> new overnight, a 20-year-old man is in jail after leading officers on a chase. it all started around 11:15 thursday night when a car was reported stolen out of alameda county. an officer tried to do a traffic stop on highway 24 but the suspect sped away and drove to the bay fair b.a.r.t. station where he left the car and ran along the tracks. chp helicopter spotted the suspect trying to hide from officers. he surrendered and was arrested. he has been identified as joseph willis and is being held without bail. >>> and we'll get a check in now on our weekend forecast. here is lisa arregen for us. >> and a cold front kind of fizzled through the bay area. and here is a look at live doppler 7. it is snowing in blue canyon, rain at the tahoe valley airport. so as the front moves in, it is leaving us with a mix of clouds and sun. here is san jose, in the low 50s, 54 half moon bay. and look at the clearing

meantime we're still waiting to hear back from the san jose fire department arson unit, they're the ones leading this investigation that's what the san jose police department told us for nelson back to you in the studio. >>all right. thank you very much sara. also say the south bay where people last night james they woke up to a 3.9 magnitude earthquake woke some up kron four's. christina take to actually there for us in morgan hill with the latest on the story christina. >>well that's exactly at the quake was so strong it didn't just was it just something people felt it was something they woke up to it's going show you a map of it to show you exactly where this did hit. now the 3.9 magnitude earthquake hit near morgan hill last night around 1115 people reported feeling it as north is really how as far south as salinas i actually spoke with one man today who again told me that he woke up to the quake and it rattled him, let's go ahead and take a listen. >>and i heard a loud boom and felt joe like there was an artillery shell going off nearby and. >>this the first one first one derived every spears yes, what was it like. abrupt awakening. there w

outside san jose police department headquarters, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> there were six researchers say they have found that products delivering more nicotine than traditional tobacco. five to eight times higher than other tobacco products. they also say that the juul smoke impaired blood vessel function just as much as regular cigarettes. study concludes that using juul devices does not appear to prevent the damage to blood vessels caused by smoking. >>> california city governor in nearly state lawmakers backing a new bill this ban all statewide flavored tobacco products. it renews the legislative effort by jerry hill of san mateo. the gold, stop the alarming rate of the young people using tobacco products. federal researcher say they found 3.6 million middle and high school students had used e cigarettes in 2018. that is double the amount just a year before. >>> getting ready for two sprinkles around here as we go to late tomorrow night early wednesday morning. tomorrow is a nice day. that like today with clouds increasing all day. temperatures generally in the 50s. maybe some low

the san jose police department says after nonlethal methods to try to de escalate the situation did not work. police opened fire. the suspect survived the shooting but he was wounded and trted at a hospital where police say he remains in stable condition. injury requiring a brief trip to the hospital though that officer has since been released. the shooting was st a stone's throw away from the east ridge mall and directly behind a grocery market, but no other injuries were reported the lice chief plans on addressing this case further on monday in the antime the officers involved have en placed on paid administrative leave pendin the outcome of the investigation. that's standard with all of the department's officer-involved shootings in san jose felipe gaulle kron 4 news. >>new video tonight of a police pursuit in e east bay that ended with a wanted felon behind bars. contra costa county sherfs releasing this chopper video of a wild chase on highway 24. ficer spotted a stolen vehicle drivin westbound near the wilder exit on thursday night and attempt to stop the car driver did not stop i

the san jose police department says after nonleal methods to try to de escalate the situation did not work. police opened fire. the suspect survived the shooting but he was wounded and treated at a hospital where policsay he remains in stable condition. injury requiring a brief trip to the hospital though that officer has since been released. the shooting was just a stone's throw away from the east rie malland directly behind a grocery market, but no other injuries were reported the police chief plans on addressing this case further onmonday in the meantime the officers volved have been placed on paid adminisative leave pending the outcome of the investigation that's standard with all of the department's officer-involved shootings in san jose felipe gaulle kron 4 news. >>in the north ay, a gunman is on the loose ter robbing a market. police say just after 10 last night, a man entered lola's marketin santa rosa. and approached the clerk with gun, he pulled the clerk to our kns and demanded ch from the register. she told him she couldn't access. it. he told her to take him to where the

san jose police arrested 4 people after searching to braunfels one on south king road in the other on silverleaf road. police also found 6 victims officers now asking anyone with information to call the san jose police departmentin the east u c berkeley employee has been arsted for child. police arrested john bain check how after an online tip. he's the school's operating budget director police searched his home and office and found pnographic images on a laptop and he admitted to viewing and possessing child-porn the schools in the process of putting him on administrative leave. they were family is still searching for answers after a teenager went missing 49 years ago, christine easton was 19 when she disappeared on january 18th 1971 she went out to buy some new clothes for a new job that she was starting the next day. later police found her parked car. in what was charlies car wash it used to be on mission boulevard now that's a car lot easton's childhood friend says this time of year is always difficult and as she and ristine's mily deserve to know what happened to her. i'll never forget her mother calling me late at night. >>i was sound asleep, but i could stilhear her. frantic voice if iknew where christi

>>in the south bay, e san jose police department is asking for help in solving a missing person mysteryr-old asey lash tickled send that was last seen at the san jose bend center 9, 4, 5, will street yesterday morning. officers say that he is at risk because of a medical condition they would not provide further information he about 5 feet 5 inches tall 150 pounds with gray hair and brn eyes, he was last seen wearing a green be d black sweater with gray stris and gray sweapants in national news tonight, the us preme court has lifted an order blocking change to benefits for immigrants. >>in october, a new york judg put an injunction on a rule that wod make it harder for low income immigrants to become legal. the administration's rule would allow people applying for a green card or visa to be judged on their income and education levels and if they use public assistance uch as food stamps. opnents feared it would stop immigrts from participating in government pros that could helptheir families. the ruling lifts injunction allowing the rules go into effect ile the appeals process continues.

anyone with information is urged to call the san jose police department. investigators say this is the second homicide of the year in san jose. >> while most of the attention has been focused on impeachment, president trump did score a major policy victory today. he got overwhelming bipartisan support. >>> also, an arrest warrant is issued for one of the best receivers in the nfl. how it all stems from a video following the college football national championship game. introducing a single sports destination. where you can find games, news and highlights. all in one place, right on your tv. the new xfinity sports zone. use your voice to search every stat, standing and score. follow the teams you love and get notifications when the game's about to start, so you'll never miss a minute. with the xfinity sports zone... ...everybody wins. now that's simple, easy, awesome. click, call or visit a store for details. >>> before turning his full attention to the impeachment trial, the senate handed major victory to president trump. approving his north american trade

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is a registered offender currently living in san jose registered offender in the south bay now faces child charges detectives with san jose police department arrested. >>this man 54 year-old robert hicks last week after receiving a tip. investigators say hicks was using a face a fake name of wyatt on twitter and exchanging sexually explicit messages with children. >>police searched a home in pittsburgh for illegally growing marijuana today officers say they found more than 800 plants. police released this picture of what they found police say legal grows like this one are often used illegally to try to bypass electricity to provide enough power and that is a fire hazard. they say many of the chemicals used to grow marijuana are often. exposed in a way that damages the environment the grows also lead of robberies and burglaries police say that can often be deadly. >>new safe navigation center set to open in the upper market area of san francisco mayor london breed announcing the center at her press conference today as part of our goal to open 1000 shelter beds across the city by the end of 2020. our first tailored to sack he spoke to neighb

the san jose police department says after nonlethal methods to try to de escalate the situation did t work. police opened re. th suspect survived the shooting but he was wounded and treated at a hospital where police say condition. one officer suffered a minor injury requiring a brief trip to the hospital though that officer has since been released. the shooting was just a stone's throw away from the east ridge mall and rectly behind a grocery market, but no other injuries were reported the police chief plans on addressing this case further on monday in the meantime the officers involved have been placed on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation that's standard with all of the department's officer-iolved shootings in san jose felipe gaulle kron 4 news. >>all right well t matchup is set the 40 niners wi be hosting the minnesota vikings the divisional round of the nfl playoff.t will happen on saturday we found out yesterday afternoon after the vikings. this was the ouchdown to al the deal against the new orleans vikings of the number 6 seed in the nfc the nin

>>the woman told san jose police department there was 2 girls and a boy who actually jumped into a getaway and took off from the scene. it's not clear of all those break ins if they're somehow connected to each other. on the peninsula, sam trans is cutting a bus service that. >>serves about 500 passengers a day starting on january 19th the sam trans ecr rapid express bus will stop running from daly city to redwood city. sam tran spokesperson say that they're cutting that route because of a shortage of bus drivers. the operator shortages actually a nationwide problem is hitting a bus agencies in the bay area, particularly hard with our high cost of living. >>discounting the route is part of the process the sam trans is using to offset 45 vacant bus operator positions. >>officials at ac transit say that they're currently 67 bus operator short and sfmta they say they're off or 8 or bus operator shortage is around 230. >>in the north bay, a fairfield family needs all the help they can get for their little girl who is battling a rare disease sensory tonsils has more on the treatment this child

the san jose police department says after nonlethal methods to try to de escalate the suation did nothe shooting but he was wounded and treated at a hospital where poce say he remains in stable contion. one officer suffed a minor injury requiring a brief trip to the hospital though that officer has since been released. the shooting was just a stone's throw away from the east ridge mall and direcy behind a grocery market, but no other injues were reportedthe police chief plans on dressing this case further on monday in the meantime the ficers involved have been placed on paid admintrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation. that's standard with l of the department's officer-involved shootings in san jose felipe gaulle kron 4 news. >>a 20 year-old man is in jail this morning accused of killing hisfather near la he confessed on friday though the location of his father's body. detectes searched the area of pioneer that's near lake tahoe and they found the body. a 52 year-old lance pretty buried in a shallow grav. authorities search for shawn purdy onthursday after his mother t

.>>> a san jose police department is investigating a late night homicide. report of a shooting right near clayton road. the shooting victim was pronounced dead at the scene. so far, no information about what led up to the shooting and no arrests have been made. the planning commission rejected a controversial hotel project right off of 680, the proposal was to turn a vacant sports club into a five story la quinta hotel on jaclyn road, the planning commission heard hours of public debate last night, ultimately by a 4-2 vote, commission members rejected the project. the hotel would've included 105 rooms as well as underground parking, some neighbors were concerned about traffic and safety. and the building blocking their scenic views. however, the developer claimed the hotel would have created jobs and provided much-needed hotel space for the city. the developer could appeal the vote to the city council. >>> governor gavin newsom will be in oakland, the last stop on a statewide tour on homelessness. 's office as you will preview executive actions to address t

to their campus and residents have organized a meeting and officers with the oakland police department. >>> san jose police hearing from willow glenn residents. thieves hit at least ten cars and this video. it shows someone breaking into a bakery. the owner told us it wasn't the first time this has happened. chief garcia will be at the willow glen community center and police do say that property crime citywide is down nearly 40%. violent crime has increased slightly. >>> we're still wait to go learn the name and identity of the three american firefighters who died in the crash of the tanker plane on the front lines of the australian wildfires. the plane was packed with retardant as i the state's top fire commissioner there in australia deaths have been incredibly hard for everyone. >> if i may, the firefighting fraternity as we keep saying is a tight knit family, a fairly small family and the crew onboard were well known. >> the rest of the fleet is temporarily grounded so officials can make sure the planes themselves are safe. more than 150 u.s.-based firefighters are in australia. and one californ

.>>> san jose police and fire departments are prepared for a busy night, they expect some people will set off their own fireworks to ring in the new year. fireworks are illegal in most cities including san jose, the city has an online reporting form to help firefighters locate where fire works are being used and first-time relators face a $100 fine. >>> gov. newsom was among the special guests saying goodbye to a san francisco institution. ending their historic run denies the last show is about to start just minutes from right now. >> reporter: some of the other familiar faces out here tonight our speaker nancy pelosi, diane feinstein as well as mayor willie brown and this all got started back in june 1974, there was supposed to be a six week run but instead it lasted for 45 glorious years. you're looking at something that has been seen by 6.5 million people over 4 1/2 decades, the beach blanket babylon but after tonight it will not be seen again. first-time attendees outside the club were eager to witness a historical event.>> it has never been able to happen so i'm really happy to s

anyone with information is asked to contact the san francisco police department. >>> in san jose, police responded to a 24 hour fitness after criminal threats were made at the gym. it happened about 8:45 am at the street from all. someone from the gym called police seeing a man threatened to shoot someone inside the business. when police arrived, the suspect had already left the and say there was ot have a no gun found at the scene. >>> a car nearly crashed into a mcdonald's restaurant this morning in san jose. pharmacy the car jumped the curb and crashed into a traffic signal box along santa clara and reese street. fire officials said the pictures at the scene. authorities say the driver left the scene before emergency crews arrived. no word on what caused the driver to lose control of the car. stomachache search was held in the east bay for an oakland man was not been seen in eight months. searchers stay safe spent the day in san leandro, hayward to find clues in the disappearance of this man. he left his home in the fruitville district on may 3rd and was headed for a soccer tournament

police in san jose say the latest crime numbers are showing an improvement. home burglaries dropped almost 40% between 2014 and 2018 and san jose police chief eddie garcia is crediting the return of the department burglary prevention unit. car theft also went down major numbers last year but the number of aggravated assault of donna steadily since 2013 and the chief garcia told the news he wants more police officers out on the streets. there are only 10 officers for every 100,000 people living in san jose, compared back to san francisco which has 26 officers for every 100,000 people. meantime the latest crime numbers in oakland showing a troubling trend, violent crime was up for the second straight year, oakland saw a 7% jump of violent crime in 2019 including homicide, robbery and aggravated assault. oakland also saw a 30% jump in the number of burglaries. >>> them owners of some floating homes in redwood city velawsuit to stay put after the city declared allow people to live it this marina violates state law. >>reporter: until recently as shown in this 2016 drone footage redwood city marina was once a thriving and mostly working-class floating community on estuary just off of creek. the city

san jose of the new year. >> looks like he had a metal pole in his hands, it is still laying next to >> reporter: the police department says they plan m.to i hold a press conference. that will be on monday. >>> late this afternoon san jose police confirmed they recovered a weapon, a metal pole at the scene. t.ey also say officer d ie suspc tono the suspect is in stable condition, and the two officers who fired their guns are on paid leave. >> a high-speed chase and with the arrest of a 20-year-old suspect. it happened on thursday night. the suspect was located in a stolen car in orinda. he drove to san leandro, where police tried to pull him over. he drove to the bayfront park station in san leandro. got out of the car, and tried to get away on foot. eventually, he tried to hide by the tracks, but he was found and arrested. the man faces multiple charges and is being held without bail. >> palo alto police are looking for a man who robbed a woman on university avenue last month. they released the sketch of the suspect today. police say the woman was walking when a man riding a bike approached her from the back. grabbed

imprisonment and kidnapping as you heard in the story, he would be transporting other kids the police department here in san jose want to know if anybody else had run-ins with him in the past and ask you to call the sexual assault investigation unit or you can report to crime stoppers. back to you. >> i know christopher gomez is being humble but i am so glad he was in the right place at the right time and stepped in. thank you so much. >>> now we go to san leandro and a home burglary caught on camera. henry lee learned the men seen here breaking into this home in san leandro are the same ones who confronted a man in his home in san francisco just an hour later wearing masks and carrying guns with extended magazines. >> reporter: video showing five men in hoodies and masks forcing their way into a home in san leandro in broad daylight. >> the suspect's used a crowbar to go inside of the house through the back door. >> reporter: it happened about 12:30 in the afternoon last wednesday at a home in marjorie avenue. they were not home at the time. you can see men rummaging through the house with alarms or something.

police department she's from san jose, oakland, san jose, district attorneys, they've got fbi special agent in charge. every agency that has measure within this they're trying to be part to the resolution. >> as we have seen los angeles came out today and saying we are on alert. no immediate threat but we are watching out on what is happening with iran to see if anything is going to endanger the citizens. so, these are the types of fusion centers that we are watching? >> absolutely. a kind of like heightened awareness on a day-to-day basis. 24 hours a day, they are monitoring this. if they see anything, they are keeping an eye on it. >> let's go back to the cyber attack, as far as iran goes, we know that back in the past, iranians have been really prosecuted or caught for going after bank of america and j.p. morgan. tell us more about that. >> in 2011, 12 and 13, there actually was attempts and hacks and it actually did take place for bank of america and j.p. morgan. for a period of time, customers were not able to access their personal funds. the prosecution for that were doing and n

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. >>> san jose police will be giving new details today on the department's officer-involved shooting from saturday. a suspect was shot and sent to the hospital after he tried to set a gas station pump on fire. >>> wall to wall sunshine today but look what's coming tomorrow. we have storm impact scale, it's just a 1, mainly light intensity. hoping right now it misses most of our commutes. >> and number six, welcome back to work. good morning. so we're taking a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's the busiest it's been in i'd say well over a week now. metering lights are not on yet. >> number seven, the 49ers will play the minnesota vikings this saturday in the nfc divisional round. kickoff is 1:35 p.m. if the niners win, they will advance to the nfc championship. >>> the ntsb is investigating a horrific crash that killed five people on the pennsylvania turnpike. 60 more people were hurt. the crash involved three big rigs and a tour bus, also ar. n the tour bus was going downhill on a curve when it hit an embankment yesterday morning. the big rigs crashed into the bus from behi

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facing domestic violence and assault charges after police say she stabbed her boyfriend outside a target department store. it happened in east san jose on king road. he is expected to recover. >>> two men arrested in san francisco accused of a deadly shooting. rday. . attorney announced the 28-year-old robert manning and 26-year-old jamari coats are charged in the shooting last march. one person was left dead, five others were hurt. federal authorities say they want to see more joint operations in san francisco in the future especially when it comes to pursuing gangs. >> we are all safer when federal and local law enforcement is allowed to work together, cases clear faster when we remove obstacles to cooperation. >> now district attorney, the brand new district attorney chasa boudine said he would end the practice saying all too often they're unfairly increasing punishment and racially unjust. >>> the chinese new years less than a month away and the city of san francisco wants to make sure everyone celebrates safely. the campaign educates asian business owners and those celebrating the new year about crimes like extortion, burglary,

san jose police say the latest crime statistics show things are improving. the number of home burglaries fell 40%, police chief eddy garcia credits the return of the department's burglary prevention unit. vehicle thefts also went down last. but the number of aggravated assault has gone up since 2013. garcia says he wants to add four officers on the streets. there are only ten officers for every 100,000 people living in san jose. the latest crime numbers it oakland show a troubling trend, violent crime is up for the second second straight year. oakland also experienced a 30% hike in the number of burglaries. >>> an african-american attorney filing a lawsuit against oakland and the police department alleging unreasonable search and seizure. demand released video claiming police officers held him at gunpoint then forced him to crawl on the ground during a traffic stop two years ago. he says he was driving on international boulevard when police pulled over his mercedes. >> these officers need to be trained on how to deal with these situations. it is scary to think that officers are allowed to have a gun to conduct these type of stops. they gave conflicting orders.

especially to a new one, the palo alto police department is letting us know about a shooting investigation that happened at 3:00 this morning. eastbound san jose at san antonio road between leghorn street and charleston road is shut down because of that investigation. move over hurricanes. tornadoes. donald trump is making it worse. trump:"all of this with the global warming. a lot of it's a hoax." vo: mike bloomberg knows the science and understands the challenge, he's led an effort that has shut down half the nation's dirty polluting coal plants so far. as president, a plan for 80% clean energy by 2028 - cutting carbon emissions and creating millions of clean energy jobs. mike will get it done. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. where you can find games, news and highlights. all in one place, right on your tv. the new xfinity sports zone. use your voice to search every stat, standing and score. follow the teams you love and get notifications when the game's about to start, so you'll never miss a minute. with the xfinity sports zone... ...everybody wins. now that's simple, easy, awesome. click, call or visit a store for details. >

san jose. fireworks went off for about 30 to 40 minutes nonstop. no one was hurt. >>> bay area police department had the highway patrol have been out in full force overnight. chp has begun its maximum enforcement period. they started that yesterday with extra patrol units on the roads and highways looking for drivers under the influence of any substance including marijuana. enforcement period lasts through tonight. >>> you will see a lot more enforcement specifically with dui and impaired driving. but it is not a good time to drink and drive because chp is looking for. >> we are getting reports of a shooting in san jose. this one happened early this morning. when police arrived on scene they found a man shot. he was taken emily to the hospital. police are still on the scene investigating this morning. the cause is unknown. >>> in san francisco police are investigating a shooting that happened on lombard and franklin streets. a little after and 9:30 last night. citizen video shows a large police presence and people are asked to avoid the area. no word if anyone was hurt. >>> a man was killed whil

believed that this was a homemade bomb of some sorts we did reach out to san jose police they were referred us to the san jose fire department arson unit. so we have left a voicemail of them hope for the cost backs we can get a little more details as to why this happened how this happened and if anyone has been arrested or anyone's been account held accountable for this fire for now live in san jose sarah stinson kron 4 news okay. thank you sarah. >>another big story that we're following this morning members of apollo while the church are feeling uneasy after someone vandalized the walls. >>and the doors at the location it happened on palo alto's oldest african american church. the emmys i on church kron four's taylor the psac ii has the story. >>well this is where the vandalism happened on the bathroom doors and outside walls of the church. now the pastor says they got rid of the messages the very next day. he says someone also saw the suspects during parts of the incident and describe the person as a man in his 30's or 40's. they say that he road and left on a bicycle as well to be the oldest black church in our community.

. >> reporter: a strategy the department feels has led to stronger bonds between police and people they serve, amanda del castillo in san jose, abc7 news. >>> drivers over the weekend spotted a girl in back seat of a car holding up a sign that read help me, she's not my mom, help. chp says alarmed drivers started calling in. officers pulled the car over, only to find out it was prank and mother driving had no idea the girl had made the sign. chp said this is a reminder, parents should be aware of what children are up to in back seat but they have to keep eyes on the road too. >> it can be tough. >>> stitch by stitch, bay area people taking part to help the animals. >> creating pouchs and wraps to warm and comfort marsupials. oakland zoo provided the video. >> killed estimated 1 billion animals, leaving baby marsupials orphaned. those pictures are heartbreaking. people are doing everything they can to help. just -- >> yes. >>> turn attention to the weather, we're getting rain now. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking. >> hi there. live doppler 7, we do see light green on the screenndicating wet weather is here. from the

. >> reporter: a strategy the department feels has led to stronger bonds between police and people they serve, amanda del castillo in san joseews. >>> drivers over the weekend spotted a girl in back seat of a car holding up a sign that read help me, she's not my mom, help. chp says alarmed drivers started calling in. officers pulled the car over, only to find out it was prank and mother driving had no idea the girl had made the sign. chp said this is a reminder, parents should be aware of what children are up to in back seat but they have to keep eyes on the road too. >> it can be tough. >>> stitch by stitch, bay area people taking part to help the animals. >> creating pouchs and wraps to warm and comfort marsupials. oakland zoo provided the video. >> killed estimated 1 billion animals, leaving baby marsupials orphaned. those pictures are heartbreaking. people are doing everything they can to help. just -- >> yes. >>> turn attention to the weather, we're getting rain now. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking. >> hi there. live doppler 7, we do see light green on the screen indicating wet weather is here. from the bay v

reporter: during tonight's meeting with san jose police chief eddie garcia at the willow against community center, he and his team briefed residents on the department's efforts to crack down on this recent spike in crime. one thing they're doing is encouraging businesses to install cameras outas weside as as inside their cars. >> did they come in a car? were there accomplices outside waiting for them? just a myriad of things that the outside can do. >> reporter: he said there are special foot patrols in certain neighborhoods. they've launched a special burglary unit to track down robbers and the people who buy the items they've stolen. most importantly, the department is still trying to add more police officers. despite the recent crime spike, chi during tonight's meeting said social media can be a tool, but a tool that can both help solve crimes and fray nerves at the same time. >> i now know about crime that's happening four politics away from me because of social media. >> reporter: police chief garcia says they do not have any specific data suggesting that willow glen is being specifically targeted. unfortunately there are a few different neighbo

. >> reporter: a strategy the department feels has led to stronger bonds between police and the people they serve. in san jose, i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >>> it helps to have a conversation. that is for sure. >> a good start. >>> well, you're never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. here's mike. >>> showers just rolled across san jose. left about .07 of an inch of rain. you can see 87 is wet as we look northbound from near the shark tank up towards san jose international airport. isolated chance of showers. the best chance of that will be across the north bay and near the coast. now for sure we have a 2, moderate storm wednesday and into thursday and then some light showers for saturday. sunday is still looking dry. our temperatures today, we have 45 in lake port. 50 in ukiah. better chance of precipitation there. we'll see a little more sunshine as you head southbound. 54 to about 56 degrees morgan hill. tonight, frosty, cold up in the north bay. santa rosa, 30. isolated front and some fog. a lot of this you see in white and gray is fog for tomorrow morning's commute. let'

police department. and you can make a difference here. >> reporter: san jose is in the midst of a rebuild after political turmoil in the first half of the previous decade resulted in the department shrinking by more than a third to just over 900 officers. but a renewed commitment from city hall as well as improved relations in the community have helped make sjpd more desirable for potential applicants. rita perez recenty graduated from sonoma state with a degree in business administration but has dreamt of joining sjpd since high school. she is now just one week away from being sworn in as an officer. >> this is my home. i want to be here helping the people of san jose. so that's what kind of drew me in. >> reporter: of the last two police academies in smg, 73% of recruits have gone on to finish their field training to become street-ready officers. retention has also held steady in recent years with retirements accounting for the majority of departures rather than transfers to other cities. these are all positive signs. >> we have a long-term commitment to a strategic recruitment and retention plan that

police cadets, tactical spanish. that's what it's called. the name of the crash course being taught to the pd department. joining us from the heart of san jose's spanish speaking community, damian. >> reporter: applauding the move here in this part of town, locals say a lot is lost in communication and when safety is involved there can be no delay or mistake in police response. >> did you tell him not to stay in the vehicle? did you say anything to him? >> reporter: the recruiting are role-playing. >> how did you tell him to turn off the motor? >> reporter: san jose police officers are teaching future cops very basic spanish. >> common words and phrases. we talked about colors, the year, names, first and last. >> reporter: for many of the recruits it might be their first spanish class since high school. >> we're not going to be perfect. we will not have the best grammar or speaking full sentences. >> reporter: they are two weeks away from graduation. they wanted to see what he learned in tactical spanish. >> hola. yo soy department san jose. >> we need to take the criminal element off the street and build strong community ties. >> reporter: co

san jose poli police. they responded tha worki workingso working something else right now. i did press, hoping they would have someone from the burglary department respond. we'll let you know when we hear. i'll post on my twitter feed. kris sanchez. >>> we're also talking about this morning, the federal government just announcing it will provide $7 million to help wildfire recovery in the north bay. >> sharon, how are they going to lose that money? >> reporter: laura and scott, the junior college will use the money to help provide solar training and construction training and technology to help improve and rebuild here. the devastating 2017 fire destroyed about 5,000 homes in sonoma county. local representatives say many residents left the area because they could not afford to rebuild. this federal grant will provide training and construction, and higher paying trades that will benefit the hard hit communities. in coffee park toda see new homes that have gone up in the past two help. >> we rented for a year and a half, lived with in-laws and built this home in about 15 months. >> there's a lot of debate on how to prevent future fires of course. o

san jose now back to the news. >>thank you very much rebecca time now 7.31 the santa rosa police department now searching for a groupwho broke into a home threw a party and basically trashed the house and it cost thousands of dollars in damage you can see the pictures here. everything was caught on surveillance video in fact the homeowner tells us that she was rebuilding her home. after the 2017 tubbs fire had destroyed it so she was trying to rebuild after the fire and then this happened. she says she left her home friday night in a few hours later her security cameras caught this teenagers breaking in and then announcing a party and look at them all arriving. it was all shared over snapchat. >>they threw chairs. >>it walls, destroy floors or there's holes in walls and then just the massive. human biology, the vomit, the p the. that alcohol, the pa all of that stuff was just sprayed all over my house these teens they post a map they target your property and they come in and they vandalize it. >>the homeowner has handed all of the surveillance video to police who are now launching an investigation. >>in the south so

san jose had 313 reported hate crimes in 2008. the number soared in 2017, but it could be that awareness spiked with new police training that year. now, while the police department has long had a hate crime detail, some south bay leaders are considering creating a hate crime task force. >> a lot of -- we're getting -- after a lot of political gamesmanship, we have the time line for president trump's impeachment trial. tomorrow house democrats will hand over the reigns to the senate. next week that trial could begin. let's bring in nbc's alice barr who joins us in washington, d.c. with the very latest details. alice. >> reporter: raj, president trump has recently started pushing for this on for an historic hand off. speaker nancy pelosi telling colleagues today the house will vote tomorrow to send the articles of impeachment to the senate along with new evidence. house democrats revealed tonight including this note reading, get zelensky to announce that the biden case will be investigated. it's written by rudy giuliani's indicted associate lev parnas, and democrats say it supports the case that president trump pressured ukraine's leader to investigate his politic