ruby: correct, so, right now, we are actually running our summer works program through san jose works. like you mentioned, it is a mayor sam liccardo initiative to provide and close that gap of unemployment between our youth.

let's take a look at gilroy and san jose northbound 101 from gilroy to san jose, there's road work but it's not causing major delays. no issue getting into the silicon valley. the roads are doing well. this is 280 in san jose and it looks good. bridge toll plaza, that's nice and light. westbound traffic is moving well into san francisco. it's 4:18 let's bring steve in with today's forecast. >> thank you sir, we will start with the conditions which get favorable overnight but then they will pick up again with hot conditions. looks like 90s to 100's for all today fighting the fires. even around the lake. redding the carr fire, the smoke has held the temperature down but it's still 100 degrees to clear lake. steel fire, 66% humidity is good. 63% west wind, we'll take that over north or east. 0 better than a east or southeast. they have been running that fire more than they hoped for. the carr fire is about 105 if they can get through the smoke. northwest lion's valley and due west at lake port, temperatures 60s and 70s. a few high clouds coming in, hazy sunshine for us. low clouds on the

. >> reporter: so did san jose residents help, did the cities campaign work? this morning, who knows. a san jose police department spokesperson wrote we did not keep stats last night regarding arrests and citations issued for fireworks. san jose police say they will have to request a records check for that information through the crime analysis unit. but when that info will be available is unknown. other departments already released statistics. campbell police had 28 fireworks related calls. that's actually down significantly compared to 2017. san jose fire says they won't have their stats available until all their reports on the overnight fires are completed, and then they can determine what caused those fires. they say that can take some time. i also contacted the city of san jose's spokesperson, and she has yet to get back with me. >> we did get some numbers from oakland pd. they gave out 56 citations specific to fireworks, made five arrests and issues 12 >>> the contra costa fire officials confirm one man had an injury to his hand. >>> we have a new update

san francisco at 54 there and 52 in the north bay. if you on the way out of the door, you have to head back to work this morning and heading to san jose, you will see the be at 74 after it clears out, and if you are making plans to go to beach because you are off work, it is cool to start, and the temperatures today warmer than it has been and today is one of the better days to head to the beach. we will talk about what is ahead for the forecast for the weekend coming up in a few minute, and vianey has a look at the morning commute and so far only one issue. >> indeed. fairly quiet and overall look at the bay area lets us know that so far everything seems to be going smoothly in terms of the traffic. i want to give you a quick update on the tri valley drive times to give you a et better idea of how long it will take you to get to work starting today, because a lot of people will be heading back. from grant line road to 580 about 22 minutes, and to southbound 630 to vargas road about 10 minutes, and so far we ave not seen any accidents back to you. >> thank you. and 5:09 now, and coming up next on "today in the bay" another effect of t

around with movements happening in 2021, as san jose tries to reverse the trend of seeing 20% of its workforce leave the city each business day to go to worknews. >>> tesla announced today it will build its first overseas factory in shanghai, china, construction is supposed to begin soon, with production two or three years after that, the deal will not affect production in california, wrapping up for the model three sedan, tesla said it expects to build 500,000 electric cars in china, details were not announced, tesla is among the companies facing 25% tariffs in retaliation for tariffs on chinese goods. >>> more americans are quitting their jobs. the labor department says the percentage of workers quitting reached 2.4% in may, the highest proportion since april 2001, officials say the data suggest that people are confident they will find a new job soon after quitting, likely at higher pay. there were more available jobs in may then unemployed people, 6 million people unemployed, and 6.6 million job listings.>>> on wall street, positive results from food and products companies, led by pepsi, the dow gained 143, the nasdaq was up 3, and the

ground next year, with movement happening in 2021, as san jose tries to reverse the trend of 20% of the workforce leaving the city each day to go to worko, jesse gary. ktvu fox 2 news. >> the shut behind him look beautiful.>>> -- the shot behind him looked beautiful. it was a pitiful day, it caused damage but could've been worse quick >> the conditions are summer, high fire danger, but not extreme red flag conditions, the winds were at 10-15 miles per hour, temperatures generally in the upper 80s, humidity in the 25% and we are worried about fires, and we will continue to worry tomorrow and the next few days, even though it's going to cool off. the highs for today, 96 at fairfield, and 96 in antioch, most everybody else, a couple of degrees cooler. the live camera shot never gets old, the beautiful day out there. the same exact shot about half an hour ago, a lot clearer now, not a lot, but a bit. i bit the seabreeze's kicking up, it's blowing all the stuff out of the atmosphere, that is why symphysis go, for a big urban city like that, the best air quality of any urban center or city in the world, the seabreeze, kicking the junk and at

work is the long lines. that's why the dmv in san jose and another are opening hours earlier to help people get through the offices faster so the two offices we are speaking of are the san jose driver's license processing center here on center road and the oakland-claremont. 7:00 a.m. four days a week except for wednesday opening at 9:00 a.m. on top of the two offices opening earlier, 14 bay area dmv offices with saturday service 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., beginning on august 4th. as far as the workforce goes, dmv plans to hire 400 new employees, statewide to handle the long lines. with the agency already hiring

remorse and would not tell me if or what the airport is doing differently just that they are working with san jose police. live in san jose, ktvu fox 2 news. struck a lava bomb in boat toda 22 people were injured. authorities say an explosion caused by hot lava hitting the ocean water -- rolled a lava bomb leava basketball size the boat was about 200 yards offshore and one passenger broke his leg. others had burns and gashes on their bodies.>> crews are working to contain a wildfire outside yosemite. the ferguson fire started friday night and forced a closure between mariposa and the entrance. cruises say better weather this afternoon allowed them to bring in aircraft to drop retardant on the southwest side of the fire. it has burned 9200 acres and is still only 2% contained. so far park officials say all trails, campgrounds, restaurants and lodges remain open inside yosemite. people are noticing a lot of smoke in the valley. >> it was clear this morning when we left. while we were eating lunch the smoke started bellowing in. we headed back and this is the 1st time we have seen it this bad. >> the

year a new way to report them to police after last year's debacle. >> we are live in san jose with how this all works. i remember last year people could report and not chb prove anything. how does this one work? >> good morning to you. you still report illegal fireworks online. after last year with the number of innocent people the city tells us they updated the web site. this is san jose the deadline to do this is july 8th. there is the hot line number, the 408 number on your screen. fines start at $500. last year a number of people were given violations. some times it is based just on hearsay. those residents were wrongly a caus -- accused. the city said it would be refining the pilot programming for reporting illegal fireworks activity which they had reportedly done. >> by the way if you want to see fireworks you can see them legally at approved shows. i want to put that up right there. fireworks shows taking place. one after the giants game. discovery meadow tonight and then almaden lake park will have one at dusk. >> all right. thank you very much, bob. definitely leave it to the pros. things ar

dangerous situation in a south bay homeless encamp meant, a fire broke out there in san jose next to interstatere than o workthe flames in a half hour. >> we had a fire here at the homeless campus. a big response and you can see it around the valley. >> no word if anyone living in the camp was hurt. looking into how the fire started and it appears to be arson. >>> wasn't the day workers at the san rafael workers were expecting. knocking over a mailbox and collapsing a pillar shutting down the post office for the day and now assessing the building to make sure it is safe. >>> coming up, are you feeling lucky? it might be the time to buy a lotto ticket. the jackpot ballooned and we'll tell you how much is on the line as lotto fever takes ahold the bay area once again. >> the low of these thunderstor off to the east. can any of this drift our way before the end of the weekend. a look at the forecast when we come back. and the "easy bay s-ps to help. >>> welcome back, they need forever homes in the east bay wants to help them. hosting the annual adopt-a-thon raising awareness about animals without homes. expecti

firefighters in san jose had to work fast to keep this house fire from becoming a lot more than just that. it broke out about noon on a house on stewart avenue. it burned the yard, a car, melted siding off a neighborhood home before firefighters got turned control. there are no reports of injuries. so far they don't know how the fire started. >>> the end may be near for a blockade outside the i.c.e. building in san francisco. protesters have been camped out at washington and battery for a week now, but police say it's time to clear the streets before the workweek starts. kpix5's betty yu shows us the scene there now. >> reporter: protesters calling for i.c.e. to be abolished have remained camped out in front of the i.c.e. building in the financial district nearly a week and aren't showing any signs of leaving. this group tells us they don't want their faces on tv. moments ago they put up many signs in front of our camera. last night we saw sfpd officers trying to get campers to clear off on their own. this group says they're an offshoot of the occupy movement, but as you can see, muc

(gayle)airpto the family, their parking fees have been waived and are working with san jose police on this case. live in san jose gayle ong kron 4 news (justine) a headache for some residents in martinez today ... living without water for hours after a water main break at talbart and escobar.(jrs) according to police -- the break is now fixed. but as kron4's michelle kingston reports -- some neighbors were not happy about the mess. (mk)jamie hilgendorf, martinez "i turned on the faucet and no water came out!"residents frustrated after a water main break in martinez on sunday ... jamie hilgendorf, martinez "kind of an inconvenience to say the least!"people living near talbart and escobar in martinez woke up to a lot of water flowing down their street rick fletcher, martinez"i heard the ground cracking and breaking and then i looked out my front door and i saw the water going by and i said, 'wow, that sounds like a river' and it was a river!" rick fletcher's wife -- getting creative -- filling buckets of water to give to her plants -- who need it after a dry few monthsrick fletcher, mar

san jose is working to make sure no flights take off between 9:30 and 10:00.if you want to find out what to do tonight head over to n nbcbayarea.com. with a list of events. firefighters a short time ago did update the countywide fire burping east, turns out more homes are threatened. right now that number is 1300. fortunately, no homes are destroyed. for a premium airplan. but they wouldn )t let him sit in it.. our consumer unit investigates the )bungled booking. ) and - kari gets us ready for another hot weekend. she updates her forecast overnight. )today in the bay ) - 4:30 to . >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to the show. i'm megyn kelly. happy independence day. joining ple to celebrate all things red, white, and blue, our friends from -- wait for it. >> "american ninja warrior." >> yes. matt iseman, akbar gbaja-biamila, come on out. >> thank you. >> you've got the right colors on. >> this is great. >> the trouble with

work study grant. >> she's studying to become an engineer, paying for classes at san jose state required back-breakingk. >> i'm from fresno, had side jobs like field picking. >> reporter: today, she showed fellow students an easier way to pay for college. she works in the financial aide office, a cheerleader for grants and scholarships. >> apply. people say i'm not going to qualify. >> never make assumptions. >> reporter: she oversees financial issues at san jose state. she said some free money is available regardless of income, but you don't get it if you don't apply. >> we hear there's millions of dollars that are unused because i think a lot of times when i go into the high schools and i do presentations myself is students don't want to take the time. >> reporter: in 2015, nerd wallet estimated students nationwide left $2.9 billion unclaimed. of that, 100,000 california seniors who gave up $4,000 each because they did not apply for a pell grant. here's what they should have done. fill out the fapsa, free application for federal student aid, at fafsa.gov. the first f stands for free. never pay anyon

they worked on the silvery towers project in san jose. the employees lived in captivity in hayward. the owner was arrested and charged with forcing them to work on construction projects. cal fire honored a fallen hero killed fighting the ferguson fire near yosemite. they gathered for the funeral of braden barney, the cal fire veteran who lost his life on the job. the fire is only 16% contain and still very much a crisis. it is being called an unprecedented move. why the white house is threatening to strip security clearances from former high ranking officials. >>> parents, a popular snack item has been recalled over concerns about its safety. >> it's definitely one part stinky cheese, one part sweaty socks. >> doesn't that sound appetizing? forget holding your nose. why people are lining up to breathe in a whiff of a stinky scent. >> trying to picture this. tracking heat for the workweek. i will have the temperatures coming up. >> thanks so much. all that was is ahead for you, but first a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live. jimmy? >> thanks, dan. watch and discuss this amo

they are in san jose to explain how it works. >> reporter: they want to help. if the project is successful, they will build more just like it. the ground has been broken. city officials can picture what is to come. apartment and wraparound services for the homeless. >> this is the first of the kind housing development. from the corner to st. james park.>> reporter: this is called villa on the park. the help is to house many of them first. >> it is a win for everybody. it is a win for the neighborhood who struggle with homelessness. >> reporter: another project is due to be completed by years end. they have 1000 for permanent housing. treatments will be on site. it will give people a better chance to stay housed. cmac they will not have to travel to get services.>> reporter: officials say they have projects that worked in southern california. they can work here. cmac it is a recipe for success. they made a big difference. we can make it happen here. >> reporter: one homeless man likes the idea. the project will be completed by october. >>> san francisco mayor an

san jose have come up with a new plan to crack down on illegal fireworks. kpix 5's anne makovec is live in san jose this morning. it appears to be working. >>> reporter: yeah. they have gotten 600 reports illegal fireworks, all sorts of fireworks illegal here in san jose as is the case in many bay a lot of people ignore that law. so now there is a new tool for law enforcement and firefighters to try to put is the city is hoping for some enforcement help from the community. fire officials say more people are now using the city's online fireworks reporting website. for the first time ever, it lets people upload photos and videos of their neighbors behaving badly. >> so if they are simply setting off what's normally called consumer grade fireworks, that would involve a citation. if they are setting off things like commercial grade fireworks, that could involve jail or prison time. >> reporter: the first fine for illegal fireworks in san jose is $500 going up to $1,000 for the third offense. now, when you upload a photo, video report to this website, they don't actually send an officer immediately. a lot of this is used for mapping tools so

san jose residents help? did the city's campaign work? this morning, who knows? in an e-mail requesting information a san jose police department spokesperson wrote we did not keep stats last night san jo p say they will rerk have to request a records check on that information through the crime analysis unit. but when that info will be able is unknown. other departments already released preliminary statistics. sa san bernardino had 170 fireworks-related calls, campbell police had 28 fireworks-related calls, down compared to 2017. san jose fire won't have stats available until all of their reports on the overnight fires are completed. then they'll be able to determine if the fires were caused by fireworks. that could take some time. i also contacted a city of san jose spokesperson. she has yet to get back with me. in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> another day, another shakeup in the trump administration, scandal plagued epa chief scott stepp aer ut.w. >>> ap next, . mo emotional good-bye. >>> trek the traffic as we look at the skyway in downtown san francisc

city of san jose is currently holding monthly station area advisory group meetings to address some of these issues. in a statement google's public affairs manager says we are listening to and working with government community officials who know san jose best to be a part of the solution for the concerns surrounding housing, generaification, displacement and employment opportunities. activists say they've got no concrete plans. >> i've got nothing to know what's happening with this project and what google is going to do to mitigate its impact. >> reporter: matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> tesla's program for the model 3 is going away. so in its place a $2,500 nonrefundable deposit. starting this week anyone who wants the car doesn't have to reserve it. they just have to put down the money. the model 3 backlog still exists. however, new buyers could get a better idea when to expect the car by going to the company's website. tesla is still going to prioritize ord reservation orders. we learned they're planning to open a factory in china. according to bloomberg tesla has reached a preliminary agreement with shanghai to build a factory. right now the lone tesla factory is right here in fre

cyclist may still travel uphill until work is completed. >>> the san jose sharks and sap and turning wheels for kids turned out today to assemble 350 bikes for bay area children. 100 volunteers took part in the project. the bikes will be given to 10 nonprofits for children. helmets are included in the donation. it's part of the healthy living campaign. to fight childhood obesity and get kids healthy and active. >> it is a great way to engage people outside. to bring shark fans of all kinds together to do something great for this community. >> the bikes will be given to children who need a way to get to and from school. some nonprofits will give the bikes to low income families during the 2018 holiday season. >> amazon's much-hyped prime day ran into a few snags along the way earlier today. the sale was just getting underway. customers who clicked on links got messages saying i owe, something went wrong. others have complained they were not getting the special sale prices at checkout. and at this hour amazon reports the problems have largely been fixed. the fourth annual prime day is

san jose. in the summertime, that is not rare, we go all the way back to april 16 the last time it rained in san jose. low clouds and fog working way back, we will stay hot inland this weekend, but seasonably cooler at the coast. it is 57 degrees in the ocean right now. not much cloud cover today, we got the humidity but not much cloud cover, and majority of it stayed offshore, wrapping around the slope. a good chunk of it is causing some thunderstorms to bundle up to the south and east of tahoe. we have a little bit of the sticky stuff but not much in the way of cloud cover. that said, futurecast does say thhe nieschance of a sprinkle tomorrow afternoon, even tomorrow evening, 10% chance at most, and some clouds may linger through sunday morning. just regular high cloud cover. next week, a ridge of high pressure to the south, that is critical because it keeps the onshore flow going, and you will be in the 60s along the beach, but temperatures approach 100 inland. we are above average tomorrow, but in many locations not even hitting 90 degrees. including concord at 89. palo alto at 75, and a little bit humid tomorrow. partly cl

now, milpitas fire, san jose fire, santa clara fire are here, all working to contain this blaze. now four air tankers and two helicopters, four bulldozers and four hand crews are here. the president of the firefighters says this is a perfect condition for a wildfire. >> high wind. steep terrain. long grass. low humidity. high fuel content. all makes for critical fire danger in this area. >> reporter: now, this is a very difficult area for firefighters to access. they said the winds are blowing right up off the ravines that is causing the fire to spread. with the help of the air units they are able to get a handle on this. they are hoping to have this mopped up by later on this afternoon. live in milpitas, katie nielson, kpix 5. >> all right. thank you. >>> communities near yosemite national park are under mandatory evacuation after a deadly wildfire continues to grow. the ferguson fire porched more than 30,000 -- scorched more than 30,000 acres. and it is now jumping into a forest. >> being up there it is very, very steep terrain. not very accessible to get to there. crews and eq

. >>> san jose is hoping to avoid a repeat of this tonight, a city skyline filled with explosions from illegal fireworks. past crackdowns did not work so police are trying new tactics. we look at the new online tool already in use. >> reporter: i can tell you this tool is already being used. last week san jose fire said they received nearly 700 reports of illegal fireworks online. this is another citywide fireworks ad campaign to gets people to stop lighting fireworks off. this is how it works. go to the website and upload photos and videos of your neighbors behaving badly. investigators must be able to identify the violators through the video so they can follow up and issue a citation. >> we know before we turned the online tool on, there were already citations, people were already making reports. >> reporter: the city in the battle against fireworks has been a work in progress. they spent $50,000 last year on a public outreach campaign reminding people fireworks are illegal. that did not work. are cameras caught people's lighting fireworks anyway. they hope this year's campaign will work. just a reminder, here in san jose, if you

. >> reporter: she's studying to paying for classes at san jose state required back breaking work. >> had a will the of side jobs. >> reporter: today she happily shows fellow students an easier way to pay for college. she works in the financial aid office. a cheer leader for grants and scholarships. >> i tell people to apply. they say i won't qualify and i don't apply. >> never make assumptions. >> she says families get unnecessarily hung up on income. she says some free money is available regardless of income. you don't get it if you don't apply. >> we hear there's millions of dollars unused. a lot of times when i go into the high school and do presentations myself. students don't want to take the time. >> san francisco based nerd wallet estimated students nationwide left unclaimed. of that, 100,000 california seniors who gave up almost 4,000 each. because they didn't apply for a pell grant. fill out the fas fa. free application for federal student aid. online. again the first f stand for free. never pay anyone to aple for financial aid or scholarship. >> remember it's free. don't fa

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san jose. that $522 million prize works out to just over $300 million in cash. it's the fifth lporgest ja in mega millions history. take a look. someone matched all sixheumbers in drawing. the white balls, 1, 2, 4, 19, 29. plus the mega ball 20. cnbc posted the results to a survey which asked people what they wouldwio a multimillion dollar windfall. turns out most of them would invest the money or save. although, donate to charity was also pretty high l on tt as well. the next drawing is friday with a starting value of 40 milli$40. >> not too sbby: i'll take that without question. cyois, thank >>> coming up, a local burger place under fire f aeet that made light of the killing >> a journalist at the hands of isis. plus, how to avoid the food borne illnesses in your own kitchen. news 4 is working for you. theraud allegations against uber. how some riders say they were forced to pay hundreds dollars more for their ride. chuck? >>> good morning everybody. a little bit more rain movingin parts of northern virginia headed towards prince willam counties, eventually in

. >> if you're drive to go san jose, this commute looks good. a lot of road work. they do it overnight obviously but it's not a lot of it and well it's not causing a lot of slow traffic at all because some lanes are taking the way but it's still light out there especially in the south bay. a live picture of 280 and san jose getting up to highway 17. at the bay bridge toll plaza it's also light. sometimes on fridays we do get just a noticeable drop off on the morning commute. we're hoping for that today. 4:18, today's weather mr. steve paul sen. >> a big difference in the coast and inland. from 58 to 105. yesterday walnut creek did cool off. noticeable drops, 58 to 93 and we'll see similar today. look at the fog making a push earlier than it did yesterday. again, the forecast models that i use were way too high yesterday around the bay for sure and some inland. if you're far enough inland it's still warm to hot. 52 in san rafael. 51 in santa rosa. 58 in fremont. 51 in walnut park. 68 in kelseyville. point reyes and a screaming delta win. a southwest wind at vacavill

that's definitely a part of the job is to go out and learn more about all the great work that's happening in san joseterms of the arts and education. and it's been amazing to see. i've gone on about 12 site visits in two and a half weeks, and it's been amazing. damian: have you heard of the school of arts and culture at the mexican heritage plaza? tamara: i think so. yeah, well, the school is a grantee of the shortino family foundation, which is how i know the foundation and the board and the staff. damian: how difficult, if it was, was it to leave? tamara: it was very difficult. the school of arts and culture was like my baby, our baby. and having an amazing team, amazing staff, and amazing board, and the community, the community partners, the si se puede collective, so many things that involved not just my professional life, calpulli tonalehqueh aztec dance, that's their--you know, that's our spiritual home, so to speak. so, i almost lived at the plaza, and i kind of still do. they kind of--when they see me, they're like, "you're still here?" damian: and you're not new, vanessa. you've been there--

san jose. police say he's used to work as an immigration officer and capitalized on his knowledge and experience. >> he's a person in the community who was taken advantage of immigrants, primarily hispanic folks within the community. who maybe didn't know the legal route to take. with regards to immigration paper work. >> he was fired from his job assen immigration officer in the late 80s because of fraud. the sheriff office says the victims suffered significant financial loss. and potentially missed out on key immigration issues and opportunity. >> new information about a shoot ng the east bay. sheriffs arrested two people they say killed a man. the deputies say the two men arrested shot a 22 year-old 11:. it happened at a home. paramedics found that man in the driveway. he died at the scene. the three men did know each other. this is the second homicide of the year. >> police need help identifying this man. accused of robbing a business at gunpoint tuesday morning. at a strip mall. the close up picture now. he's african american about 6 feet tall. 180 pounds. witnesses say hefsz wearing a mask

paying for classes at san jose state required some backbreaking work. >> i had a lot of side jobs. >> reporter: today she happily shows fellow students an easier way to pay for college. she works in the financial aid office, where she's a cheerleader for grants and scholarships. >> i always tell people to apply because people always say i'm not going to qualify so they never apply. >> reporter: this individual oversees financial aid at san jose state. she says families get unnecessarily hung up on their income. she says some free money is available regardless of income. but you don't get it if you don't apply. >> we hear that there is millions of dollars that are unused because i think a lot of times when i go into the high schools and i do presentations myself, students don't want to take the time. >> reporter: in 2015, san francisco based nerd wallet estimated students left $2.9 billion unclaimed. of that, 100,000 california seniors who gave up almost $4,000 each because they didn't apply for a pell grant. here's what they should have done. fill out the free application for federal

. >>> ebay is shedding hundreds of employees from its bay area workforce, many work in san jose. >> chris nguyen is live with this story. >> reporter: by the end of the week the major tech company will lay off 200 employees. this comes at acial time for ebay. challenging times for the bay area company credited with revolutionizing the world of online shopping. according to filings with the employment development department ebay plans to cut 300 local employees, the majority coming from hamilton avenue on san jose. >> the competition has gone up. and now we have lots of places online where you can get stuff from. so part of, i think, the challenge for ebay, if it does not evolve to what the next generation of ecommerce should be. >> reporter: a company spokesperson said all employees were notified the end of june. ebay is shifting its focus and aligning the workforce with its new initiatives. just two years ago, ebay was celebrating the expansion of its headquarters in san jose, saying the best was yet to come. according to fortune, while the company's revenue was up to $9.6 billion last y

traffic is moving along okay getting up to san jose and into the west valley. a lot of road work icons still wrapping up but it's still early enough so you don't have to worry about any major delays. this is 280 northbound getting up to highway 17 and looks pretty good. we watch the bay bridge, traffic is moving well. as we toss it to steve, you look at the flags on the right hand side of the screen there and they're a little bit below. you see the california and american flag blowing you a little bit in the wind. >> that's a west and sweft sal. >> okay. >> yes, sir. >> for some, it's a cool breezy pattern. for others a hot day. yesterday was a cooker out in vacaville. fairfield hit 100 and for the first time this month, concord and buchanan checked in with a high temperature of 100 degrees. gilroy and concord officially the only two. take a look at here at black diamond, 1600 feet west at 21 but very warm conditions. then the 80s, extremely warm air aloft. temperatures very warm towards clayton and east bay locations. 58 in danville. 55 in lafayette. so a huge spread on some of

airport officials say their security team is working closely with san jose police to prevent this situation from happening again. in the east bay... a 7-11 catches fire in fremont. the store on mission blvd at niles was not badly damaged. but the fire is considered suspicious. it started around 3:30 sunday morning... crews were able to put out the flames in about 20 minutes. the fire damaged the back of the store. ( terisa ) happening today... registration begins for ánon-citizen voting in san francisco school board elections. back in 20- 16... voters passed a measure allowing non-citizens -- who have children in the city's school district -- to vote regardless of their immigration status. non-citizens will vote legally for the first time this november... but only for school ( darya ) the pittsburg city council is set to approve the first commerical facility for manufacturing and distributing pot products. canyon laboratories would operate the facility on clark avenue. the company would accept raw pot materials.. process them into various products and then ship them to approved retail. toni

i take it from the fact that you're both at work neither were in san jose to buy the ticket last night? >> if i won, and i'm not saying i did or didn't, i would come to work and pretend like everything was normal so aunt isndidn't call me. >> he's lying. abo wt we would do, trust me. i might announce it live here if i won. >> i wouldn't be here. >> let meou what's coming up this morning on "gma," abc news obtained the playmate who claims she had an affair with the president years will bt tape. unfortunately hear from michael cohen's attorney here live with us only on "gma" this morning. also ahead, we're covering demi lovato rushed to the hospital after a suspected drug overdose. her family now by her side this morning. we've got the latest on her condition. plus, you guys trying to land your dream job? no. because you've got it. for everyone else we've got great tips to stand out from the pack and show you how to make over your linkedin profile, everything you need to know to get a different job and ginger is going to the extreme this morning to celebrate shark week. she is braver tha

police have been contacted about the events in santa barbara county and are working on the connections. >> thank you. >>> san jose police believe they found the naked cyclist that lit up social media, this video was shot on 101 near story road, a man pedaling on the freeway in the middle of rush hour traffic. thursday they found the man that they believe is the same person walking on north king road wearing only a shirt. the man was in a mental crisis and was taken to a local hospital for evaluation. >>> big news from washington, the trump tate's -- tapes, reports that trumps previous lawyer secretly recorded the two discussing paying off a playboy model. angelica alvarez has the story. >> reporter: the new york times reports that michael cohen, president donald trump's longtime personal lawyer, secretly recorded a conversation with mr. trump about paying off a former playboy model just two months before the election. according to the times, the two men discussed paying karen mcdougal to prevent her from telling her story. she alleges that she had a year- long affair with mr. trump in 2006. no evidence exists to

san jose. >> the victim was tired on his drive home from work and stopped to have a cigarette and got out of his vehicle. that is when the suspect approached. >> reporter: detectives hope the photos help lead them to the suspect. he is described as a hispanic man, 25-30 years old. roughly 5'6" and 160 pounds. he is seen wearing a gray bandanna, a hooded sweatshirt and glasses. he took off in it is a crime o. maybe he wasn't paying attention. they took advantage of that. 4 the victim was not seriously injured but was shaken up. >> it is usually very safe. i hope the police got him. you do not want to repeat in milpitas. >> reporter: the victim was standing outside of his car. inside the car, a camera was rolling. >> he is lucky. >> that is all it takes. one camera and boom you're done. you're going to jail. >> reporter: in the parking lot, we spotted a handful of cars with dash cameras in the vehicles. lycie in this case, the video evidence is crucial. >> if we did not have the images provided by the cameras then we may not have any lead to follow-up on. >> reporter: please tell me robberies

working. maria medina, kpix 5. >>> runways in san jose shut down for 30 minutes between 9:30 and 10 p.m. to protect pilots from the blinding lights in the sky. and this was the show they were protecting pilots from. check it out. the grand finale of the show in downtown san jose. it lasted for about 20 minutes. once the fireworks and smoke gr highway 237 at north first street. fire officials got the call about 9:30 last night. no word on the cause of the fire. >>> over in alviso, san jose police broke up a huge 4th of july party. you can see multiple units patrolling the area before stopping the party. >>> san bruno police made a number of busts overnight. officers arrested at least 25 people. police say one group alone had more than 300 pounds of fireworks. they found a gun on one of the suspects. police haven't said what charges they could face. >>> in san francisco, the fog was a no show at the big party. crystal clear skies for the big fireworks show by the waterfront. kpix 5's betty yu was there. >> reporter: a fog-free 4th of july made for a spectacular fireworks show. >> i feel go

san jose. no lack of fireworks last night. all cities vowed to crackdown on the illegal fireworks. san jose updated its website for people to report neighbors, but it didn't seem to really workobert, it was truly chaotic last night. what happened with the system? >> reporter: well, city officials say it's hard to evaluate a program that is essentially in its first year, especially when the use of illegal fireworks is so relentless. in this district, you can see all this debris left over from the ill laegal shows, and there a lot of lingering fear and anger that comes with it. it was a fear that hovered over many neighborhoods. >> i stayed at home with the hose on just in case. >> reporter: for many, each illeg illegal firework was another fire threat to their homes and neighborhoods. and the constant explosive sounds were jarring with quite a few people telling us they thought it was gunfire. the view from skyranger somehows how spread out it was throughout the south bay. >> literally being in a war zone, the house shaking, explosions, every variation of it. >> reporter: many people had high hopes for an online tool for residents to report and send images of illegal firework

san jose, we have you covered here. northbound 101, gilroy and san jose, morgan hill, all looking good. a little bit of road work out there, has not slowed the commute into the silicon valley looks good here. no major issues in the sunny vail and palo alto view. this is northbound 280 on the right. traffic is moving along nicely and at the bay bridge toll plaza, we're getting crowded. the lights come on right about now. not any wind to speak of here and traffic looks good on the bridge. at 5:17, mr. steve? >> sal, sfo quickly we have to keep an eye on the arrivals. i'm going by the national weather service stats, thick morning fog coast and bay. 90s to 100 inland. warmest day is today. napa 87 and yesterday 92. palo alto, 88. livermore from 95 to 99 and san jose 83 to 88. since sunday in livermore when they were 89, that's right about where they should be. 93 and 95 and 99 if they do not hit 100 today, doubtful they will hit it the rest of the month which means they will not have 100-degree temperature officially. heat advisory no problem for mendocino county and lake county. clear lake around 105 to 106 today.

san jose, $3.71. >>> aaa offering tipsy tow service for fourth of july. here's how it works.ll you have to do is call the number there on the screen between 6:00 tonight and 6:00 in the morning. they will actually come out and pick you up and your vehicle and you don't have to be a member of aa to get the service and free up to ten miles. >>> b.a.r.t. is running on a different schedule today because of the fourth of july and could impact you heading to san francisco's fireworks show. trains will run on a sunday schedule today. but they will be longer trains and there will be some extra trains tonight for the show and on the richmond warm springs line ahead of the a's game this afternoon, as well. >>> well, coming up, a disturbing crime. a quiet neighborhood shaken when an elderly woman is killed. the reason her son is now behind bars. brentwood by a woman who went into supermom mode. >>> deadly crime spree halted in brentwood by a woman who went into super mom mode. >> 29-year-old matthew redmond seen here was handcuffed a block away from his home after police say that he kil

. >> san jose is trying a new tactic that seems to be working. fire officials say more people are using the online fireworks reporting website. for the first time ever it lets them upload photos and videos of their neighbors behaving badly. >> so if they're simply setting off what are normally called consumer grade fireworks, that would involve a citation. if they're setting off things like commercial grade fireworks, that could involve jail time or prison time. >> the first fine for illegal fireworks in san jose will be $500. >>> also in san jose, arson investigators are calling two grass fires suspicious. they broke out this afternoon north of sky port boulevard near highway 87. both fires were put out quickly. investigators say the distance between them made them suspicious. >>> a high-tech heist in sar to ga net -- saratoga netted an i mac with $10,000 in bitcoin. yessica barajas and welbar quintanilla were hired to help a family move out of their home. when the victims refused their sudden demands for more money they took off with the comput

san jose. you can see we have plenty of sunshine. a couple of folks heading to work this morning. if you're an early riser hey, at least you're not catching any heavy delays. >> no kidding. >> always a good way to start out a holiday. >>> and another good day, the weather. >> it is kind of like the weekend. we'll talk about things going on around the bay area to celebrate the 4th of july. we do have the parade earlier in the morning. we'll see temperatures in the 60s and back in the 60s in time for the fireworks to light up the sky later this evening. in danville the parade starts at 9:00 a.m. we'll have our own crew out there. it will be in the mid-60s. skies clearing reaching into the mid-70s as we go throughout the day. we'll have great weather for the parade. it starts at 10:00. it will be mid-70s today and in berkeley reaching into the upper 50s later on tonight in time for the fireworks. those activities also start at noon. it will be perfect. they are looking at clear skies. starting to cool off in downtown san jose. rotary club fireworks happening downtown san jose. it wil

overnight tonight we'll see san francisco at 52, san jose 60 degrees, livermore 57 and we'll head back to work tomorrow morning with sunrise at 6:12 a.m. forecast highs close to where we should be, san francisco dead on cue at 66 degrees, concord 90, san jose 84. oakland tomorrow is 73 degrees. in the south bay some low clouds to start out with and then sunshine. morgan hill hits 93 and beautiful los gatos 90, milpitas 76. 92 degrees for pleasant hill, 90 at walnut creek, 86 petaluma and 88 as santa rosa continues warm. up in the vicinity of those twin fires of ukiah, 98 degrees and the evacuated town of lakeport, 100. the extended forecast, we'll be looking for the usual sunshine in the afternoon and inland. around the bay clouds first, sunny later. a regime that will continue right through next sunday at this time. that's what's ahead in weather. as for what's ahead in the news, here's juliette. >>> thousands of runners around the world set their clocks before dawn, lined up, took off on a 26.2-mile trek around san francisco into marin and back. kpix5's emily turner has highlights from today

rob fladeboe/san jose '....the dmv says it is working on some new strategies to ease the crunch, someoe kron 4 news lawrence karnow: there was plenty of sunshine today all the way to the coast. it was hot again inland with temperatures in the 90s and comfortable 60s at the coast. you can see on doppler radar a few showers and even some thundertorms. monsoonal moisture will slowly head our way to make things more muggy on wednesday. on the satellite you can see the low off the coast. eventually it will move west and help cool us down midweek. but high pressure over the desert will rebuild to bring more hot weather into next weekend. highs tomorrow will be in the upper 80s to mid 90s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s and sunny at the coast. it will cool slightly on wednesday but it should be more humid and muggy. temperatures start to heat up again on thursday with more monsoonal moisture arriving on firday. it should be sunny and hot over the weekend. last weather and goodbye next on kron 4 news at 8: new details on a bay area mother accused of abandoning her six-year-old at u

in the south bay in san jose police were out in full force. they said they were mostly working to keep things from becoming dangerous. >>> a man had a handful of bottle rockets in front of police, he received a citation. an man was not afraid to go on camera telling us his family has put on their own fireworks for years. >> this show has been going on for, this is the 21st year. sho better than the great american shows in san francisco. these go for a few hours. >> he says his family does take precautions including being near a fire hydrant with a firehose. he says they also warn people ahead of time in case someone has ptsd or so that pet owners can make sure animals are safe and secure. >>> police in san bruno received 170 phone calls about illegal fireworks. 25 people were arrested and each will be fined $1000. one person was charged with gun possession as well. san bruno police say in all 400 pounds of illegal fireworks mercies. >>> san francisco is home to one of the biggest legal fireworks displays in the bay area. this was a good year, no fog. >> i just think that it is

san jose and into the valley. we see a little bit of road work. it's not caused a big delay. traffic continues to look good into that area. you can see traffic is moving well and here is 280. a live picture there. traffic continues to look good. at the bay bridge we are off to a good start. looks like the commute is having a very good start. let's bring steve in. >>> we will get right to it. if you are going to the airport or are at the airport. no big delays here yet. we will watch this for fog. cincinnati, indianapolis, cleveland. that's where the main activity is. i couldn't be surprised if there is a little bit of a delay. otherwise everywhere else is okay. sierraville, 62 and a nice shower with no lightning. perfect gift for the high fire season. that's what we want for areas. we take the rain. it looks like it'll just favor the sierra or the mother lode. just to far to the east. we have a lot of low clouds and fog in place and no doubt about it, breeze again. this has been a very windy month for some. not for all but for some. travis southwest 20. still they got up to 9