derek shore joins us live at san jose state university. how are schools making their if they're ready? san jose heads back to class today? >> reporter: students will have a lot on their minds, no doubt they will be talking about that quake that affected the napa area. had many wondering exactly what the schools are doing and how they can get in touch with students and staff in the event of an emergency. now this isn't just the first day. it's also the first day over at the west valley mission community college district. like most schools in the bay area, they are relying on technology to get in touch with students and staff. let them know about emergencies like earthquakes. something called alert sjsu which is designed to send alerts to cell phones and e-mails. let them know about an emergency on campus. they also have a tip sheet on their website terming students what to do in an earthquake including did you recollecting for -- ducking for cover. those alerts would likely come after a devastation. or at least an earthquake. that's because

live on the campus of san jose state. >> notable first day of school for san jose state. >>> still ahead at 3:00. the aftermath comes into focus. our coverage of the south napa quake continues with the series of live reports. including a look at the science of the shaking. what experts are saying they've now learned about the earthquake. >>> we take you a live look over. that, again, where there's a lot of cleanup to be done. assessments going on. people figuring out where do they go from here and rebuild the buildings and get their lives back on track. back in a moment. >>> good afternoon, everyone. we've been on early for special edition nbc bay area news as we lead into the emmy awards. a programming note if you would like to watch nightly news. you can see it now on channel 186 or over the air at 11-2. we kobts coverage of the napa earthquake. this is video from a surveillance camera at the 7/11 store. we've seen a lot of video. a lot of things shaking. bottles of wine at the end of the aisle spilling across the floor. it lasted for a good 15 or 20 seconds. a sthis had little more ti

san jose state back in session. san francisco state also rumts class -- resumes class today. for a look at the forecast, let's check in with christina loren. >> beautiful day shaping up. for everybody headed back to school also there's going to be a lengthy clean up process up in napa. and the weather is going to be nice. weft strong on shore flow, lots of cloud cover coming in from the pacific, and as we head throughout the day today, that'll continue to be the trend. we'll get that nice westerly flow that are moving all the way inland. for today, general forecast. overcast start, nice pleasant finish, little bit of drizzle, little bit of fog at the immediate cost coast. especially here in the south bay. we're expecting the burn off by about 10:00 a.m. 80 degrees on the way for us. san francisco today, the cool breeze and mid-70s coming your way. that's going to be on the bay side. the ocean side, you're going to have to stick with the 60s as the fog settles in. upper 70s coming your way in the north bay. we'll hit about 81 degrees out in the tri-valley. spectacular out ther

the sun has arrived, san jose state, so have the students there, they're heading back today as well as san francisco university. >> also grabbing the backpacks this morning, students in 18 other districts across the bay area gradually every one's going back to school. >> back to school, here we go. >> back to school. but you know what, that means there's so much learning that will take place. and you my friends will be better for it. >>> 6:20 now, kids headed back to be school. maybe back to work, that's a learning experience. 62 degrees in san francisco right now. we're at 56 in the north bay. and happy monday morning to you. chances are you felt that quake, if you can hear my voice, afterall, i was rattled out of bed in campbell yesterday morning. we have reports as far south as fresno of people feeling that earthquake yesterday. this morning a calm scenario, the last significant quake like we told you about, 1.8, and that occurred at 1:30 a.m. morning for once it's quiet throughout, temperatures mostly in the 60s. we're headed towards a comfortable day. no extremes in the forecast.

san jose state opens a new season, hosting north dakota. >> dan has experience with this, sang beforells hockey game. are you aware the franchise went out of business? some speculate. san jose state head coach says anthem is loaded with pressure and the season is resting upon your purpose. >> oh. >> i wish him the best. go, spartans. >> indeed. abc7 sports brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> oh. >> yes. >> thank you. >> you'll be good. you'll be good. join me tonight at 9:00, mystery solved. until now, no one knew how they're able to move across the desert floor. then at 11:00 tesla has a huge request. what the company has planned for outside of the plant. >> you have to do special preparations for this? >> i'm going to sing it many times. >> i'm -- it's a great purpose. >> yes. >> will be fabulous >> yes. >> that is it for this edition of abc7 news. i'm ch this is the "jeopardy!" battle of the decades. let's meet today's former champions from our third decade. he was a graduate student when he won the tournament of champions in 2004. since then, he completed his phd in atmo

and san jose state won on thursday.anford, an easy pass against davis, and cal fought off northwestern, led bay potent offense and the clutch play from their defense. highlights from both next in sports. >>> what a weekend for the local football teams. san jose state a winner on thursday, cal and stanford win today. stanford, ranked 11th in this 2014 season. looking for the third straight pac-12 title. able to sew requiring out of the chute. ty montgomery, goes 61 yards for the store. ty had a 44-yard touchdown catch. kevin hogan showing off his arms. 21-0 in the second quarter. hogan, 12-16, 204 yards, three touchdowns and one interception. stanford wins big, 45-0 the final. the spread was 44 points. >>> cal coming off a 1-11 season, looking for payback against northwestern, who knocked off the bears last season. derrick goff, three td passes, this time aired out to trevor davis. a little busted coverage there. 76 yards for the easy six. cal with the lead. northwestern down seven, 1:38 left. timon picked up a by jeffer

san jose state opens a new season, hosting north dakota. >> dan has experience with this, sang beforeockey game. are you aware the franchise went out of business? some speculate. san jose state head coach says anthem is loaded with pressure and the season is resting upon your purpose. >> oh. >> i wish him the best. go, spartans. >> indeed. abc7 sports brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> oh. >> yes. >> thank you. >> you'll be good. you'll be good. join me tonight at 9:00, mystery solved. until now, no one knew how they're able to move across the desert floor. then at 11:00 tesla has a huge request. what the company has planned for outside of the plant. >> you have to do special preparations for this? >> i'm going to sing it many times. >> i'm -- it's a great purpose. >> yes. >> will be fabulous >> yes. >> that is it for this edition of abc7 news. of abc7 news. i'm cheryl je liz, did you hear? yeah, is your brother gonna be okay? oh, no, not that. a new movie about janis joplin is going into production. and sheinhardt-universal is making it. i know jack can get me an audition.

mom and dad help the kid move in to the dorms at san jose state.ng loads of clothing and bedding students led the which to the new dorm room. most students we talked to say they are ready to tackle the school year. meanwhile one father of twins one going to san jose state and the 0other heading to san francisco state say it's an emotional day. >> right now keen of choke me up a little bit. it's an interesting feeling -- as between they haven't lived apart from each other really at all so this is a unique experience for them and for us as parents and for all of us. so there is some anxiety for sure. >>reporter: today was also the first day students could move into the dorms at san francisco state. >> another 30 meant of 7 news at 9:00 is moments away. they took the life of american journalist foley. 2 con tech firefighters burn in ice bucket journalist foley. 2 con tech firefighters burn in ice bucket challenge thaeng went wrong >> record settlement tonight in the national mavrj kland to stay ben female narrator: the mattress price wars are on the m

berkeley, stanford, san francisco state and san jose state. they've also peppered the bay area with $500,000 in donated media, with messages like make more, teach. i think it's a great idea. we need great teachers. >> and a former chief economist at the u.s. department of labor says the status of teaching is changing. >> we've come to realize how important good teaching is and the importance of recruiting good people into the profession. that raises the stakes on stopping the ability to recruit good teachers. >> as for erica, she's focused on getting her teaching credentia credentials. >> we need to get excited about teaching so kids can be excited about learning. >> and, i think she will do it. teach.org is a joint project of the department of education. with all the donated media secured by the ad council. and very significant here is that teach.org has the backing of the two big national teachers unions. >>> now, those teachers' unions suffered a major blow in the court this summer. in a closely watched trial, a superior court judge handed

one going to san jose state and the other to san francisco state said it's an emotional day. >> right now, it kind of chokes me up a little bit. it's an interesting feeling. as twins, they haven't lived apart from each other at all. this is going to be a unique experience for them and us as parents and all of us. there's anxiousxiety for sure. >> today is the first day they could move in at san francisco state. >> you really need all this stuff? >>> ethnic and racial minorities are expected to compose the majority in american public schools. the department of education projects the percentage of student who are white will drop from 51% to 49.7% this year. by 2022, non-white students are expected to make up 55% of the student population. the shift has important ramifications for educators who need to find ways to meet the needs of all students. >>> consumer reports is paying attention to labels on food at the grocery store. what does it mean when it says low sodium or low salt? we have teamed up with consumer reports to break down what it all means. >> reporter: making smart food choic

. >> teach.org is targeting uc berkeley, stanford, san francisco state and san jose state. they've also peppered the bay area with nearly lly $500,000 donated media. >> i think it's a great idea. we need teachers. >> jesse is a teacher and a former economist says the status of teaching is changing. >> we know how important good teachers are. we have to stop the slide in the ability to recruit good teachers. >> as for erica, she's focused on getting her teaching credentials and spreading the word about her profession. >> we need to get people excited about teaching. >> i think she will do it. teach.org is a joint project of the department of education. microsoft and state farm with all the donated media secured by the ad council. and very significant is that teach.org has the backing of the two big national teachers unions. those unions suffered a major blow in the court this summer. in a closely watched trial, a superior court judge handed down a ruling that could radically change how teachers are hired and fired in california. the judge ruled the job protections for teache

. >>> classes at san jose state start on monday, but mold has found its way into one building.d is spreading through the school of journalism and communications building and some floors have started to buckle. the school's director tells our media partner that the mold is mostly in the eastern half of the building which has more offices than classrooms. classes are scheduled for this semester. >>> concord police are asking people to be on the lookout for a car burglar. it shows a guy walking up to the car on olive drive and opening the door without a key. the owner insists it wassing lod. he may pea using a scaner box that meme micks the -- mimics the key fab. it did not go off until the owner started the car this morning. >>> there a new warning toes abt businesses about hackers stealing credit and debit card information. the government told more than 1,000 retailers to scan their systems for malware called back off. the first warning came last month when dhs warned companies that most programs can't detect back off. they say this is the reason for the attack on target stores.

a report from crockett, 67 in hayward. 66 in san jose. nay state, 62. 62 down to gilroy. the low clouds down towards san jose. there's plenty of low clouds around. the low that went right over us yesterday is now zipping to southern california. look at that. thunderstorm activity, rain possible around san diego, delmar over to maybe palm springs to las vegas and on the high desert. not for us. the low will park it there and eject out. could be more thunderstorm activity for friday and saturday for las vegas, palm springs and also into arizona. the beat goes on. two tropical systems, one low, that will move north and then karina will stay south of the hawaiian islands. no issue there. usually august, end of august, september, that's when we focus the eyes to the south and get the blowoff from the storms. one system brings rain down to santa rosa. we'll see if that holds. 50s and 60s. there's your 66 hayward. 63 sfo. half moon bay, redwood city, that's why the lows are so mild. sea surface temperatures. for us, the east bay, north bay and concord, westerly breeze. had gusts

. >> dan ashley ♪ home of the brave ♪ with a strong finish to the national anthem at san jose state gettingdy. fans up and cheering and blake george continued that dangerous throw to the end zone caught by tyler winston. george goes for 250 yards and 3 touch downs as sparty rolls from a-10 and visit auburn next week. yikes. crowd court 17 tonight at the u.s. open and why? because cc was there. could the teenager from atherton win because cc was there. could the teenager from atherton win again that's >> the darling of the u.s. open 15-year-old cc belllis of atherton took the court for second round match in new york hoping to pull off another huge upset. this player ranked 48th in the world. all cc in the second set. l overhead slam and she was pumped but she break the become hound down the line and win the match 6-3, love 6, 6-2 but she won't forget this week. >> amazing. i mean, i never thought i would be her and you know after my first round i was so happy and this whole thing has been such a great experience. >>reporter: a's and angels open a huge series in anaheim as man once sang blind

. >>> classes at san jose state start on monday, but mold has found its way into one building. mold is spreading through the school of journalism and communications building and some floors have started to buckle. the school's director tells our media partner that the mold is mostly in the eastern half of the building which has more offices than classrooms. classes are scheduled for this semester. >>> concord police are asking people to be on the lookout for a car burglar. it shows a guy walking up to the car on olive drive and opening the door without a key. the owner insists it wassing lod. he may pea using a scaner box that meme micks the -- mimics the key fab. it did not go off until the owner started the car this morning. >>> there a new warning to businesses about hackers stealing credit and debit card information. the government told more than 1,000 retailers to scan their systems for malware called back off. the first warning came last month when dhs warned companies that most programs can't detect back off. they say this is the reason for the attack on target stores. >

. >>> classes at san jose state start on monday, but mold has found its way into one building.d is spreading through the school of journalism and communications building and some floors have started to buckle. the school's director tells our media partner that the mold is mostly in the eastern half of the building which has more offices than classrooms. classes are scheduled for this semester. >>> concord police are asking people to be on the lookout for a car burglar. it shows a guy walking up to the car on olive drive and opening the door without a key. the owner insists it wassing lod. he may pea using a scaner box that meme micks the -- mimics the key fab. it did not go off until the owner started the car this morning. >>> there a new warning to businesses about hackers stealing credit and debit card information. the government told more than 1,000 retailers to scan their systems for malware called back off. the first warning came last month when dhs warned companies that most programs can't detect back off. they say this is the reason for the attack on target stores. >>> c

down to the south, 57 in gilroy, low 60s around sunnyvale, also san jose state university. running a little cooler 55, fog will retreat right back, maybe a few high clouds to the south. fog, sun, mild to warm. the water temps are running mild to warm as well, so the low is even close and the highs at the coast are not that bad. 60s and 70s around the bay. 80s inland. here's sal. >>reporter: all right, steve. we are talking about a problem in santa rosa. traffic on highway 101 should start to slow down about a half hour from now. several southbound lanes at todd road were closed for two hours overnight, though, after a deadly one-car crash. the chp suspects the driver may have been under the influence of alcohol. officers say his suv veer off the highway, hit a guard rail and slammed into a tree. he was described as a 32-year- old man from the heelsburg area. now let's go to some live pictures. bay bridge westbound, you can see traffic is backed up to about the macarthur maze, about a 15 to 20-minute drive time into san francisco. as we look at the south bay, road sensors ar

allows that -- >> reporter: marjorie is an associate professor of nutrition and food science at san jose state. she says the ingredients will show if there's trans fat in the food. >> the label lists the trans fats here. the consumer certainly has been fooled by just looking at the zero trans fat. >> reporter: she says she's more concerned when people sit down and eat half a box of cookies, even if those are fat-free. >> it's not the trans fats they're getting in the cookies. it's all the calories or not surprisingly, she thinks people should eat more fruits, vegetables and whole grains but some of your desserts is okay. >> it's fine to have some processed foods. >> reporter: and she applauds the industry for efforts to cut trans fats out of food. >> ten years ago, thousands of foods contained it. so the industry has really made great progress. >> reporter: so the best advice for the consumer, be sure to read the labels to really know what you're eating. ian cole, nbc bay area news. >>> coming up next, a truly bizarre story. the slice of wedding cake that sold for more than $1,300 today. the p

we to brian jenkins by phone, an aviation security expert at the institute at san jose state. >> any publicized breach of security is unsettling to the public, both in terms of undermining our perception of safe air travel, and in terms of increasing cynicism about the entire aviation security process. >> this southwest passengers reflects that. >> well, i think somebody really screwed up, you know, security and southwest, actually. >> a though she was screened could chef created a disturbance on board the aircraft? yes. >> in san jose, david lieuies, abc 7 news. >>> a stand offat a berkeley storage facility with a man threatening to blow it up is over. the man came out of the golden bear storage facility without incident. police won't say if he had a weapon. it shut down sixth street. >>> police are looking for a braising group of burglars who drove a truck through the front deer of a golf course. that wasn't -- the -- and tried unsectionfully. the entire burglary was captured, and the golf course was open for business today. the. >>> the fremont unified school district is involved

. >> dan ashley ♪ home brave ♪ with a strong finish to the national anthem at san jose state getting ready. fans up and cheering and blake george continued that dangerous throw to the end zone caught by tyler winston. george goes for 250 yards and 3 touch downs as sparty rolls from a-10 and visit auburn next week. yikes. crowd rushed to court 17 tonight at the u.s. open and why? because cc was there. could the teenager from atherton win because cc was there. could the teenager from atherton win again that's >> the darling of the u.s. open 15-year-old cc belllis of atherton took the court for second round match in new york hoping to pull off another huge upset. this player ranked 48th in the world. all cc in the second set. l overhead slam and she was pumped but she break the become hound down the line and win the match 6-3, love 6, 6-2 but she won't forget this week. >> amazing. i mean, i never thought i would be her and you know after my first round i was so happy and this whole thing has been such a great experience. >>reporter: a's and angels open a huge series in anaheim as man o

san jose state peck off new football season taking over for the start qb is blake who knows he has big shahs to fill. >> just nerves. just control those. just be ready. i have been preparing last 2 years for this and i'm mentally ready to go. >> somebody famous is singing the national anthem at that game do you know who it is. >> i don't know about that. i am singing the national anthem. >> 2 of you. >> i'm excited to do it. >>

and when i got my job at san jose state as head of the choral music program, i didn't know where san as. but the only thing i knew was that song. >> warwick told her fans tonight that it was nice to be back in a city that is so close to her heart. >>> well, finally tonight, sports fans will look to see levi's stadium, but art fans will end up inside the stadium suite tower. curators unveiled a new art collection of 200 pieces that line the walls. larger than life 49er legend and john steinbeck. we want to feature your original photos from the stadium. post your photo, videos and selfies on twitter. use the #i'm at levi's. we may feature them online and in the newscast as well. >> people will be watching soccer tomorrow at levi's stadium. >> you have the forecast. >> i do. it's going to be a great start. you can see if you're heading out early. and on the way, you're going to be doing some tailgating. temperatures in the 80s. sunny skies. no chance of any kind of rainfall. and a 100% chance of a lot of fun shouch fun. how is that? temperatures in the 70s. it looks great. >> we're all h

san jose state goes tomorrow night in fact. >> who are they playing? sparty and the campaign in the west coast. north dakota. who you got? >> and the reason brian is in houston ... >> 49ers and texans tomorrow. >> softball. [ laughter ] we'll be back. okay? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, safeway understands you got to make every dollar count these days. that's why they have lots of ways for you to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. time for a holiday get together. fresh sweet corn is 5 for just $1.00. grill up rancher's reserve ribeye steaks for only $7.99 a pound. and nabisco snack crackers are just $1.89. there's more savings to love... at safeway. our next newscast is tomorr morning at 4 >> letterman is next with james mcavoy. >> we will be back right before the 49ers game. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, broadcasting across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. captioning sponsored by world

. >>> what a season debut for san jose state. the college football real quick.ump north dakota tonight. 42-10. segway to baseball. a couple of hot ones including the giants. petit. retired 46 consecutive batters. giants got enough offense in the 8th inning. andrew susek singles to left. that is 4-1. the final. the giants stay one-and-a-half games ahead in the wild card race. >>> as in anaheim trailing the angels by a game in the west. here is how oakland climbed out of a 3-0 hole. josh donaldson, away, and gone to the 6th inning. that blast would tie it. we go extras. in the 10th, howie kendrick. it's a walk-off sack fly. albert pujols trots and taps home and la wins 4-3. they take a two-game lead now. >>> u.s. open, second round, the 15-year-old against diaz. after winning the second set, couldn't close, lost in three sets, still, the youngest to win a match in the open in 18 years. >> how would you describe the last five days of your life? >> amazing! i mean, i never thought i would be here and after my first round, i was so happy. this whole thing has been su

someone started a petition on change.org to rename a classroom at san jose state in honor of robin williams. washington square hall, room 109, was the setting for scenes of the movie "flubber," starring williams in 1997. i did not know. >> me either. >>> we are learning new shocking allegations about a bay area slaughterhouse. this morning, two employees and coworkers of rancho feeding corporation in petaluma are facing a laundry list of charges. their accused of tricking federal inspectors to thinking that sick cows were healthy. federal court documents released yesterday claim the accused knowingly processed and distributed meat from cows that had cancer. >> since we're learning about workers who were swapping out the heads of unhealthy cows, cows who were suffering from eye cancer, with the heads of healthy cows, in order to put profit ahead of the interests of animals and people. >> really disturbing stuff. the court documents show employees were told to carve usda-condemned stamps out of the cattle carcasses and to transport them for process and distribution. in february, the usda reca

. >>> lessons in tolerance, part of a new school year at san jose state. campus president welcomed new students, staff and returning campus members. his welcome address touched on a hate crime investigation launched last year. an african-american freshman said his white dorm mates taunted him with racial slurs and placed a bike lock around his neck. >> it affects all of us. >> he said campus leaders are working on recommendations proposed by a special task force on how to prevent racial discrimination. >>> we continue to follow our breaking news. a five-alarm fire in vallejo. near the intersections of highway 29 and highway 37. it's a brush fire for now. everyone's hoping it stays that way. but there is a neighborhood dangerously close to the flames and the smoke. we'll have an update when we return. >>> what went wrong. the moments before a deadly shooting at a gun range, and the little girl who pulled the trigger. >>> also -- >> i'm scott budman in the south bay, where a political campaign is heating up well ahead of the november election. >>> good after

. >>> san jose water company customers will see an increase in their monthly bills. the state approved the 15% rate hike yesterday. the utility says they need to replace infrastructure. further rate hikes could be coming in 2016. >>> now let's talk to lawrence about our weekend forecast. >> can you believe it? it has been such a long week now for you. >> hasn't it? [ laughter ] >> i was sick! >> i know you were. [ laughter ] >> all right. folks, around the bay area today, we are going to see some more of the fog and low clouds a little thick out toward the coastline. some drizzle there, too. think we'll see a lot of sunshine into the afternoon. you see clouds out there now and we are settling into a nice summer pattern something we haven't had a whole lot of so far this summer. this afternoon 80s and low 90s inland, 70s inside the bay, 60s at the coastline with clouds. over the bay low clouds and fog. it's a little thick in spots this morning so watch out for that especially approaching the coastline. this afternoon, a whole lot of sunshine. 88 in livermore. about 81 in san jo

. >> dan ashley ♪ home brave ♪ with a strong finish to the national anthem at san jose state gettingwd ready. fans up and cheering and blake george continued that dangerous throw to the end zone caught by tyler winston. george goes for 250 yards and 3 touch downs as sparty rolls from a-10 and visit auburn next week. yikes. crowd rushed to court 17 tonight at the u.s. open and why? because cc was there. could the teenager from atherton win because cc was there. could the teenager from atherton win again that's ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ >> the darling of the u.s. open 15-year-old cc belllis of atherton took the court for second round match in new york hoping to pull off another huge upset. this player ranked 48th in t

san jose state peck off new football season taking over for the start qb is blake who knows he has big shahs to fill. >> just nerves. just control those. just be ready. i have been preparing last 2 years for this and i'm mentally ready to go. >> somebody famous is singing the national anthem at that game do you know who it is. >> i don't know about that. i am singing the national anthem. >> 2 of you. >> i'm excited to do it. >> thanks. >> we'll whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. get a $1,000announcer ] discover your new orleans. with a new volkswagen turbo.rd card why are we so obsessed with turbo? because we like giving you power, but we also like giving you fuel efficiency. like the sporty jetta. and the turbocharged passat tdi® clean diesel. okay... and the iconic beetle... and the powerful tiguan. okay you can't forget the cc. guys, this is going to take a while. get a $1,000 reward card on new 2014 turbo models or lease a 2014 jetta se for $169 a month after $1,000 bonus. ends soon! you have made my life spe

san jose state wins big, 42-10. >>> finally, u.s. open action, second round. 15-year-old cici bellis taking on serena diaz. after dropping the first set, the youngster rallied. back hand finds the net. 6-0. but she eventually drops the final set, losing 3-6, 6-0, and 2-6. nice run for 15-year-old. remember that name, cici bellis. more news coming up after the break. (vo) ours is a world of passengers. the red-eyes. (daughter) i'm really tired. (vo) the transfers. well, that's kid number three. (vo) the co-pilots. all sitting... ...trusting... ...waiting... ...for a safe arrival. introducing the all-new subaru legacy. designed to help the driver in you... ...care for the passenger in them. the subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru. safeway understands you got to make every dollar count these days. that's why they have lots of ways for you to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. time for a holiday get together. fresh sweet corn is 5 for just $1.00. grill up rancher's reserve ribeye steaks for o

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san jose state peck off new football season taking over for the start qb is blake who knows he has big be ready. i have been preparing last 2 years for this and i'm mentally ready to go. >> somebody famous is singing the national anthem at that game do you know who it is. >> i don't know about that. i am singing the national anthem. >> 2 of you. >> i'm excited to do it. >> thank what the? foster farms chicken gets to the store in 48 hours or less. but it's 4 days to california. there's got to be another way. that could be any number of items, quite frankly. you know if this flight is less than 48 hours? i surwhat?e so.? foster farms. celebrating 75 years. always natural. always fresh. join the celebration at take75.com diverted to minneapolis... i think my giblets are frozen. we are out of time thanks for watching. >> abc 7 news continues on line twitter facebook mobile device. next newscast 4:30 tomorrow morning. [dramatic music] ♪ >> hey! what's up? what's up, baby? what's up? [cheers and applause] hello. >> it's so nice to meet you. >> welcome, honey. how are you? >> i'm doing great

online as well, pouring in, somebody started this petition on change.org to rename a classroom at san jose statewilliam's honor. washington square hallroom 109, flubbar. >> it's interesting. i didn't know it was based on that room. >> so many connections to the bay area. >>> 4:52, call it the flip seen around the sports world. the finger that could cost johnny football a pretty penny. >>> and over here, no charge for using 880 right here, but there is a hot lane, watch that as well as the rest of the commute coming up. >>> update now to breaking news. marin county sheriff's department is investigating reports of a small plane crash near-and-a-half toe. we just learned the pilot of a single engine plane was flying from brookings, oregon, trying to make it to san carlos when it reported engine trouble at 9:30 last night. he tried to make it na field but -- nass field. they are searching the area to see if there's any wreckage. "today in the bay's" bob redell is also on his way to the scene, he'll have an update as soon as he arrives. >>> in the football world this morning, we are waiting to hear i

san jose state is also back in session. san francisco resumes its classes today. for a look at your back to school forecast, let's check in with christina loren who's going to put on a different hat, how's the weather? >> it's going to be nice throughout. 61 degrees. some people still without power this morning. and the good news is, we'll have the natural ac clicking all day long. we're starting out nice and mild. 62 arongt pence last. you're at 63 to kick off the day. 63 degrees for san francisco throughout the day today, we're going to climb into the low 80s, even the hot spots. then we will crank up that heat towards the end of the week. your full forecast is in moments, right now back to you sam and laura. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," the teenager who was shot and killed by a police officer in ferguson, missouri, will be layed to rest today. how the white house is paying its respect. >>> also tonight's emmy awards will include a special tribute to the late robin williams. why this tribute may be unlike any other you've seen. >>> and assessing all

brian jenkins is from san jose state. >> the volume of passengers is a major issue especially in summer months. when airports are crowded and there are lines of people pushing to get through. >> marilyn apparently used an old trick to get past the check point. she used a family as a distraction. >> looked like she's part of the group. that is old tricks called tail gating. whoever is doing document checking needs to count, verify number of documents and people passing through. >> hartman appeared to be part of a family. however, both tsa and san jose airport says she wasn't a threat. >> this was not a security breech. the passenger was screened for prohibited items. >> this woman can get through, i think it exposes vulnerabilities for someone that may want to be harm to get through. >> police in hercules arrested a man for trying to rent out a house he doesn't own. police say the 21-year-old tried to collect a $1500 deposit from a potential tenant. the scheme began to unravel after they found out the house had been sold. police found the sign in the back seat of his car when they arrest

>> i have over 30 graduates from san jose state university. i have two recent graduates out of santa clara university. one out of stanford university. that grew up out of the east side with a single parent wanted to do something with their life. you can't change it from protesting. you want to change it, get an education, become somebody, become a voice and people will hear you. no one is going to follow a loser. >> it's a peace rally if you will, among other things, that's happening over at the andrea hill high school -- andrew hill high school stadium. we'll call it a peace summit community outreach. any final thoughts? >> come join us. mom, dad, sick and tired of weight happening at home, you young men and women looking for another way, we're connecting with a lot of job opportunities. they're many good jobs. we've given a lot of young men their lives back by taking the gang related tattoos off their faith, hands, doing it out of ignorance. no kid goes home, hey, mom and dad, i'm going to put on this tattoo. they come home with it. >> you'l

brian jenkins is from san jose state. >> the volume of passengers is a major issue especially in summermonths. when airports are crowded and there are lines of people pushing to get through. >> marilyn apparently used an old trick to get past the check point. she used a family as a distraction. >> looked like she's part of the group. that is old tricks called tail gating. whoever is doing document checking needs to count, verify number of documents and people passing through. >> hartman appeared to be part of a family. however, both tsa and san jose airport says she wasn't a threat. >> this was not a security breech. the passenger was screened for prohibited items. >> this woman can get through, i think it exposes vulnerabilities for someone that may want to be harm to get through. >> police in hercules arrested a man for trying to rent out a house he doesn't own. police say the 21-year-old tried to collect a $1500 deposit from a potential tenant. the scheme began to unravel after they found out the house had been sold. police found the sign in the back seat of his car when they arreste

san jose state will hit the field thursday, thursday at home against north dakota. job will go to blake jurich. so how does he feel? >> just nerves you know? i have been preparing and i think i'm ready to go. >> i think blake has been concities stent, has done a nice job. and making good decisions with the ball. and that are important in deciding the position. >> a's have another big series coming up in anaheim in a few days between now and then, three games in houston. and good seats are available. and into the 4th, here it comes and there it goes. a's in the sixth. giants taking tim lincecum out of the bull pen. timmy has been rocked for six starts in a row. he's all over the place. day one at u.s. open, attack of the killer bees okay, one bee but persistent. three of them gang up on this little bee the bee was just unstoppable. then, he went after venus williams. 2012 men's champ said he was uncomfortable, champ after cramp. somehow he was able to rally to pull out the victory. not easy, though. >> thank you, larry. be sure to join us tonight, view from above, re

we head down to the south bay, gilroy at 57 yet sunnyvale 62, 63 san jose state and east of morgan hill up in the higher elevations 63. so the higher elevations are pretty close, not that much warmer, although they did warm up a little bit compare to yesterday. so the fog is there. fog, sun, warm, breezy at times, but yesterday was blustery. today i think just a light breeze. 80s to near 90 for some inland, lots of 70s around the bay. here's sal. >>reporter: and right now we're still looking at a decent commute. i want to show you the traffic on 80 between the cartenas bridge and the macarthur maze in the westbound direction, still looks pretty good. speeds are up there and there are no slowdowns as you get to the bay bridge toll plaza. once you do see the bay bridge toll plaza, you'll see that traffic is moving along very nicely all the way through. we're looking at the hayward to fremont commute and the san mateo bridge as well. that traffic looks good over to the peninsula where ther

san jose state will hit the field thursday, thursday at home against north dakota. job will go to blake jurich. so how does he feel? >> just nerves you know? i have been preparing and i think i'm ready to go. >> i think blake has been concities stent, has done a nice job. and making good decisions with the ball. and that are important in deciding the position. >> a's have another big series coming up in anaheim in a few days between now and then, three games in houston. and good seats are available. and into the 4th, here it comes and there it goes. a's in the sixth. giants taking tim lincecum out of the bull pen. timmy has been rocked for six starts in a row. he's all over the place. day one at u.s. open, attack of the killer bees okay, one bee but persistent. three of them gang up on this little bee the bee was just unstoppable. then, he went after venus williams. 2012 men's champ said he was uncomfortable, champ after cramp. somehow he was able to rally to pull out the victory. not easy, though. >> thank you, larry. be sure to join us tonight, view from above, re

san jose state university says 72. los gatos, 72. east san jose, 70 degrees. sunnyvale is almost.long here. 70s, 60s for some. so it's a quick mover here on the temperatures because the fog bank has retreated. the delta breeze has died off. everything says sunshine and warmer temperatures. we're running about 2, 7 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago at this time. really hot inland. nice to mild to warm for some. but cool for others. if you are inland, it will be hot. santa rosa 91. 105 clearlake. 100 concord. 88 castro valley. 76 berkeley. very warm up towards gilroy. much of the east bay, san jose at 86 and then 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s here from daly city to woodside. 70 in san francisco. there will be areas warmer than that. here comes a cooldown on sunday. that will take us into next week. >> all right. >>> b.a.r.t. now responding to allegations of racist death threats of african-american employees. coming up in 17 minutes why those workers say a bigger issue made them file the lawsuit. save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic. at sleep train, choose $300 in free gifts with tempur-

workers are black, hispanic or asian. >>> lessons in tolerance part of the new school year at san jose state. today the campus president welcomed new students and staff. an african-american freshman says his white roommates taunted him with racial slurs and placed a bike lock around his neck. >> -- valued relationship and aspirations. >> campus leaders say they are working on recommendations by a task force on how to prevent racial discrimination going forward. >>> you have heard what's going on down south? surf's up. weigh up. a distant hurricane is fueling these breakers. surfers are loving it. and a lot of people are flocking to the beach. and of course that's keeping lifeguards extremely busy. >> we have team coverage tonight. jeff ranieri is looking at the impact on our own beaches. but we begin in southern california with hetty chang. hetty? >> reporter: raj and jess, that's right. you talk to anyone at the beach today, and they will tell you these are the biggest waves they have ever seen here. and that's why you see this very large burm here to help block some of these waves. but a l

here, folks get around here, toward san jose state for some, 101, 280 more traffic yesterday. here, 101, san jose, good burst. typical slowing from 680 up to 880. rest of the south bay, easy drive. down here through fremont, had a concern but the crash, south 880 at the thornton avenue off-ramp. no injuries reported, one of the lanes partially blocked. confusing, 84, dumbarton bridge, it jogs over, thornton, continues to the niles area with 84 on that side. that's a note for you. foster city over the san mateo bridge, easy drive. over highway 92, live look off the high-rise, easy drive. more company but no problems for 92 over toward the peninsula with a nice flow for 101 and 280. bay bridge, cash lanes backing up. fas-trak not a problem. 5:38 we should see metering lights turned on in the tenext n minutes. back to you. >> thanks so much. >>> 5:39 on your wednesday morning. still ahead in "today in the bay" -- another american held hostage by isis. the new details about her capture after the break. >>> plus, surge to ease on for whoever stabbed a man in a normally quiet south b

san jose state 62. the breeze is the key. the delta breeze s deciding to ramp up to 31 at travis.is stronger than yesterday. there is a component of a westerly breeze. and even san jose with a northwest. you can see the clouds giving partly sunny skies. fog, sun, clouds. higher clouds. more to the north than the south. a little breezy at times. but 60s and 70s coast and bay. here is sal. >>> all right. we are looking at a commute that is off to a decent start expect for a couple of minor things that are not causing major traffic jams here. bay bridge toll plaza looks good. westbound 80 at the 580 interchange. you may see activity on the shoulder after an earlier overturned vehicle. again it's not causing a major traffic delay. if you are taking the 880 freeway, it is looking good in both directions. heading down to hayward and the other way around, there are no major problems on the san mateo bridge on westbound 92 heading across the bay. at 5:spay let's go back to the desk. >>> now to continuing coverage of the napa earthquake. one pizza parlor in downtown napa shut down. that is

. >>> new at 10:00, a san jose state football player seriously injured in an apartment fire is now making on and off the field. ktvu's amber lee is live at spartan stadium talks to the student. >> reporter: the 21-year-old is anxious to suit up and play this season he also tells me he's ready to start classes in three weeks. a love of football and a comradery can teammates invigorates jared. jared watches from the sideline wearing a hat, long sleeves and bandages to protect the second and third degree burns he suffered to 50% of his body. still painful to the touch. >> it takes a lot of time but time is all i've got right now. so yeah, it's all good. >> good considering jared was severely burned as he escaped a fire at his off campus apartment a little more than three months ago. buff he says he's put the ordeal behind him now ready to tackle the obstacles that came his way. >> being through something like that it makes you see what matters and what doesn't matter. >> reporter: he doesn't know when he will be able to play. still he plans to be here for training camp every day for the next

. >> a professor of food science at san jose state says ingredients show if there's transfat in the food. >> the labels list transfats here. the consumer certainly has been fooled by just looking at the 0 transfat. >> reporter: she's concerned when people sit down and eat half a box of cookies even if they are fat free. >> to me, the problem is not the transfats in the cookies. it's all the calories. >> reporter: not surprisingly, she thinks people should eat fruit, vegetable, and whole grapes, but having a few desserts is okay. >> it's fine to have some processed foods. no one lives without cakes or cooki cookies. ten years ago, thousands of foods contained it so the industry has made great progress. >> reporter: though the best advice for the consumer? be sure to read the labels and know what you are eating. 'ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> visitors caught without the proper permit. border patrol seized 20 giant afric african sent peeds. they had to take a closer look at the box from germany. the label said it was supposed to be a toy car. instead, agents found foot long bugs eating le

san jose state. kicked off the season tonight at home against north dakota.e new quarterback. but the tone tonight was really set by dan ashley performing the national anthem. set by dan ashley performing the national anthem. >> and the home of the brave that's right. dan got the crowd up and cheering. stand ago vegas. blake kept them standing. dangerous throw to the end zone. caught by winston. 14 yard td pass. 7 nothing spartan. george how big a boy are you? he can run. threw for 250 and 3 touch down. they roll l 4 42-10. the darling of the u.s. open. 15-year-old before took to court for second round match in new york hoping to pull off another upset facing 2 20-year-old serena diaz twrailing if the first set bottom of the screen. nice little drop shop. ended up losing the set but came out smoking in the second. overhead slam. have some. won 7 straight game but diz answers and we understand 5 straight after long rally diaz take the match but she will never forget this week. >> amazing. i mean, i never thought i would be her and after my first roup i was so

san jose state hits the field first. big question for the spartan on offense is how do you replace one of the best quarterback in the program history? david svl star with the sparta spartan. he has been used more as running quarterback in the option gales in the year past how does he feel about the opener. >> just nerves. control those. i have been preparing last two years behind fails for this and i think i'm mentally read to g go. >> very consist then the fall done a is in job. feeling the pocket well making good decision was the thrown accurate catchable pals. those really are of importance in quarterback position decision. >> attack of killer bee test you was op. going after crumb running away trying to get the balance boy to hangup on the guy he was quite elusive then after venus williams when she took that to the cower. eventually able to resume the match 19 fl venus if into the next there and 6-3. men open champ murray had all kind of problems with crabs against robin. said uncomfortable all match. one muscle woul

. >> students start back at san jose state monday, but something else is already there on campus. mold. they said mold is spreading through the staff of journalism and some supports have started to buckle. the school's director tells our media partner the san jose media news, the mold is mostly in the eastern half of the building that has more offices than classrooms. classes are still scheduled for inside the building this semester. >>> concord police are asking people to be on the lookout for a car burglar. this is surveillance video from thursday morning. it shows a suspect walking up to a car and opening the door without a key. that is on olive drive. the owner insists it was locked. he believes he may be using the scanner box that mimics the key fob signal. the alarm did not go off. >> a new warning to businesses about hackers stealing credit and debit card information. the government told more than one thousand retailers to scan their systems formal wear called back off. the warning came last month when most antivirus software programs can't detect "back-off." the most recen