and 22 of the bodies from san martin were moved into this cemetery in gilroy. , we have john gilroy, that our town is named after, and father hudson, and josé maría amador, who had a mexican land grant in the san ramon valley. later, he went to gold rush country, and that's how come amador county got named after him. damian: there you go. and you started a gofundme site, right, to kind of help-- debbie: yes i did, to help raise funds to restore and beautify the cemetery. and we would like to get a 6 foot tall wrought iron fence to prevent homeless people and vandalism to go into the cemetery, in addition to the stuff that has already been done. we already removed garbage and overgrowth. we had the city of gilroy put four led lights. damian: you're basically trying to, again-- connie: we're trying to raise the image of the cemetery and let people know how significant it is. one of the other very impressive graves was catherine o'toole murphy-dunne, who established a very elaborate grave with her first husband, and her second husband, and his first wife, and all o

doused with rain all the way from san martin through san jose and so if you are going to be driving around please travel cautiously. i want to show you this impressive cell. western facing slope surrounding san jose lightning there. also near tracy. it's all starting to intensify as we're getting the daytime heating. you talk about the microclimates in the bay area. look at the sky over san jose versus what we're seeing over san francisco at this hour. almost completely clear and sunny. like i said before, areas south of the golden gate bridge that's where we are going to be watching for this shower activity and thunderstorm activity. but the north bay you're looking okay for now. also going to see mostly dry conditions as far south as san mateo county. everywhere else along the peninsula looking for more showers as we head deeper into the day and the chance for thorpgs getting better. 1:00 p.m. expect widespread activity. south and east bay same deal. tomorrow when we meet back at 11:00 still tracking light shower activity for your friday. if we see any strong storms develop, best locatio

the other end of the bay area in gilroy and san martin it is 72 and sunny. so not only santa rosa hitting the 70s. san martin and also los gatos reporting in 72 degrees courtesy of suzanne. our weather watchers this evening giving us weather information. notice on the radar up and down the northern california higher elevations, we have scattered showers out there. that's because of the unstable air that's been prevalent for the past week and we are still seeing showers and thunderstorms as close as lake county and mendocino county. temperatures overnight in the low 50s. oakland 53. san jose 52. even though the clouds did clear, we will see a return to low clouds, fog and drizzle overnight tonight. notice the jet stream. way down into mexico not coming back up until it hits texas where it has been a deluge for two straight weeks. they are stuck in a wet pattern. we are stuck in a trough-y pattern. a trough of low pressure is spinning over nevada and utah firing up lots of mountain thunderstorms. a different area of low pressure will pass by to the north. mend

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chilly conditions in san martin. we're in the upper 40s in the south bay as well. o start with this live picture of san francisco, where that wind was whipping at this point you'll notice a lot of the palm trees not getting much pickup whatsoever. a great-looking day shaping up for you, no matter where you're head headed so the weather story of the day, that cloudy start will make way to drizzle. light afternoon showers, you can probably get by without using your windshield wipers this morning except for at the immediate coast, and then you might have them on by this evening. the best bet looks like the south bay mountains as well as the north bay and immediate coastline later on today. temperatures at lunchtime, shows you will be on the cool side, so you'll need your jacket just about all day long. at noon 59 degrees, on the east shores as you break for lunch, 62 degrees in the tri-valley, and we'll round out the day in the upper 60s a couple mid 60s out there as well, and temperatures at the coast will warrant a jacket. just 61 on the way to san francisco, weather

we're now at 57 in san martine. over the weekend, spectacular. as we get into this afternoon because of the cooling clouds temperatures are going to be just a touch cooler than where we ended up for your second. pleasant afternoon -- for your sunday. pleasant afternoon. lingering cloud cover, but the thick deck is starting to break apart over san francisco. you're get something heat and sunshine at this point. highs today will be just perfect. 65 degrees on the peninsula. 71 to the north bay. and 73 degrees, no need for that a.c. in the tri-valley today. the reason why high pressure is just offshore. so we have enough room here between that ridge of high pressure and our coastline to get that onshore flow. those cooling clouds ton come in. last week, that ridge of high pressure was right on top of us. driving those winds off shore. it's a good thing to see it where it is today. as we head through the next couple of days basically stays put. just subtle changes for you. a touch warmer as we head throughout tuesday into wednesday. then everything c

live in san martin. robert honda. n. >> if you follow us on twitter you heard about that story first. we have news weather and traffic on nbcbayarea.com. you name it we do it. >>> new details about a horrific crash that killed four people everyone but the driver. you're looking at what's left of the car after it flipped and rolled down a ditch. now we're learning one of the victims was a young girl. this happened in an area you may have driven through in gilroy on leavesley road not far from the outlet stores there. >> bob redell has been out there all morning. speed and alcohol do appear to have played a role bob. >> reporter: chp has arrested a 23-year-old driver anthoenny imblown of gilroy for driving under the influence. just before 11:00 last night he was coming toward the curve with four passengers inside. in his black ford mustang. instead of following the curve to the right, he turned left went off the road. you can kind of see the dirt patch here that his car created. went off the road and slammed into this c

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live in san martin. >>> this could be a sign of things to come. they are also looking for hot spots. today's brisk winds fueled a grass fire that was nearly 300 acres. this is near the base of the san lewis pass. >> also in the south bay, drivers had to navigate around thick black smoke from a roadside fire. firefighters quickly knocked it down no word yet on how it started. let's bring in our chief meteorologist. sign of a possible long fire season. >> yeah no way around it it will be tough in the next sixth months as we go through our semidry permanent time of year. we're in a drought, but we got rainfall in 2014 and 2015. san jose just over 13 inches. all of that watt near we did have is allowing vegetation to grow to grow. and it could mean quite a bit of fuel. so in just a split second we could see it ignite if again we get these fires here across the bay area. some of the worst fire danger is across alameda and santa clara counties and those will be the hot spots. now winds are 10 to 25 miles per hour if is a cooler westerly wind. and the fi

right now, 95 in san martin. morgan hill 97. we'll take you here to the skycam ra across the south bay. what you are going to see is a quick climb in the temperatures from 40s in the morning up into the 90s by this afternoon. if you have plans on heading out to do exercising put that on hold until the cooler weather gets here. we'll talk about the cooler weather and fog developing off the coastline and how it's going to impact tomorrow in a few minutes. >> okay jeff thank you. you can track the heat on our nbc bay area app. you can track the weather in your neighborhood. lots of sunshine and no water. governor brown announced a plan to save wildlife at the same time. >> this is imperative. we must move forward. >> the governor is proposing building tunnel to take water from the delta to the central valley. he says it will fix the aging water infrastructure. at the same time, the governor is promising a new approach for wildlife restoration. they are worried the plan may dry up the delta. back in february we uncovered significant

you're at 41 degrees in san martin. meanwhile, 51 degrees in livermore. breezy throughout the day. the winds will intensify. between noon and 5:00 p.m. and temperatures will warrant a jacket just about all day long. when we stop the clock for you and show you your lunchtime temperatures. then getting into the 4:00 hour the warmest point of the day, your highs are only going to be in the low to mid 60s. we're at 63 degrees on the east shore today. 60 in san francisco. 67 degrees in in the tri-valley. low 70s on the way for wine count country. this is what you can do to stay two steps ahead of the weather. if you're going to be outdoors for any duration of time, ladies today, probably a good idea to tie up that hair and hold on to your hats if you plan on wearing one. it's going to be blustery today. add the umbrella to the mix, you want to keep it in your car, keep it where you can easily get to it. everything changes by sunday. the sun comes back out in full force. we're talking about good air quality. lower pollen levels courtesy of the storm system coming through later this week.

a 50 degrees in san jose. 50 to kick huh the new day down in san martin.t is one of the best cities. you've got the best chance of seeing those thunderstorms down there. also gilroy, also watching morgan hill for you. 64 degrees at lunchtime today on the peninsula. 66 degrees for the east shore. and the same for the tri-valley as you get out there for lunch. you can actually probably ditch that jacket everywhere, except san francisco. it's going to be a little bit cool out there by noon. then we'll round out the days. highs coming in a 4:00 p.m. 72 degrees on the peninsula today. 78 degrees for the north bay. 74 degrees out in the tri-valley. so weather headlines tell the story. we're going to see a little bit of shower activity. best bet is 1:00 p.m. straight up south and east bay. high elevations. you've got the best chance of getting that mountain thunder activity. especially between the hours of 5:00 and 9:00 p.m. by tomorrow just a few lingering showers. we're still going to see a few thunderstorms tomorrow morning as well. then as we get into mother'

this one broke out in san martin yesterday coming dangerously close to homes there. it scorched ten acres just south of morgan hill. firefighters were able to knock it down before any of those homes burned but certainly some concern over dry conditions right now. crews also dealing with a brush fire at pacheco pass. they had a difficult time getting a handle on the fire but strong winds burned nearly 300 acres along highway 52 by the time crews were able to surround it. >>> let's find out if wind conditions continue today. >> we add some fierce wind once again and this means pollen levels will stay on the high side for today. but they're going to drop significantly as we head through the next couple of days. expect shower activity. that is great news. it's also going to help keep moisture around the bay area and keep our fire danger from getting too high. this time of year we could see very high fire danger and temperature in the 90s. it's been mild so far this month. go figger, we have more rain and snow on the way in just a couple of days. starting with the wind sp

. >>> new at 5:00, a firefighter was hurt battling a 10-acre grass fire in san martin this afternoon. this is near santa teresa boulevard and california avenue. two homes briefly evacuated when the flames got close. but that fire was contained before it could do any damage. the injured firefighter being treated for a sprained ankle. no word on what started the fire. >>> an argument over the cost of an auto repair bill got ugly when the customer ran over the mechanic. it happened saturday at bay area auto repair in hayward. police say after the accident the 26-year-old man got in his car and tried to drive away. but the mechanic stood in front of the car to prevent him from leaving. that's when police say the man ran the mechanic down and dragged him a few feet. >> a witness who was driving by saw what was going on and followed the suspect as he traveled on industrial. >> that's when police caught up to him and arrested him. the mechanic is being treated for serious injuries that are not life-threatening. held on charges of assault with a deadly weapon and probation violation. >>> toni

this one broke out in san martin yesterday and came close to homes there. it scorched ten acres just south of morgan hill. firefighters were able to knock it down before any homes burnt. >>> crews also dealt with a brush fire at pacheco pass. they had a tough time getting a handle on this particular blaze because of strong winds. it purnd 300 acre ace long highway 1152. >> you can see how dry it is in many parts. a little quenching of rain would be nice this week. >> just what the doctor ordered. how about a lot? like maybe a month's worth? >> good morning. yeah, we are expecting quite a bit of rainfall. not until we get to the end of the week and piggybacking on the fire stories bep still have fierce wind as we speak right now. you're at 30 miles per hour sustained in san francisco this morning. take you live over to oakland, emeryville. you can see our camera is shaking quite a bit. that wind is going to play a big factor in your forecast for today. were upseted pattern for today and into tomorrow. that's when we are expecting our first showers you guys a

a lot will take place over the internet. 52 in san martin. 50 in livermore.ou made it through monday. tuesday is looking fantastic. what a spectacular day yesterday. same deal for today although not as much cloud cover out there. we do have a cloudy start. that will may way to bright sunshine later on this afternoon. temperatures just a touch below average. 62 degrees. on the peninsula, 61 degrees at lunchtime. as you get out there for lunch you probably still need your jacket but then take it off was we head throughout the second a of the day. 63 degrees. that's the high temperature for today on the east shore. 76 in the north bay. 73 degrees in the tri-valley. still we're going to take you through your evening forecast. maybe you're headed out and about for the cinco de mayo festivities. we will have details coming up. plus, pollen. oh, my goodness, it is creeping up. a lot of people are asking me about this on facebook and twitter. we will dive into when that will peak. right now, here's mike and your drive. >> cinco de mayo, pollen day as well, children's

. >> if approved, his ordinance would only effect 25 retailers in places like san martine and the burbank neighborhood. monroe said his sales would drop, while neighboring cities wouldn't be affected. >> they'll go just across the boundary line two, three strits on the other side and buy the same product. >> another bay area product has already raised the age to buy tobacco from 18 to 21. heeldsburg in sonoma county. he hopes his proposal will continue the trend. >> even though we know our ordinance may not have a wide effect, its really benefit is to have all the other cities sort of follow suit. and i'm hopeful that they will. >> reporter: and if the ordinance passes the change in signs would happen next year. ian cole nbc bay area news. >> just n we have some jittery nerves tonight after flaring at an east bay refinery. you're looking at a live picture, the area of rodeo. several residents began reporting a possible fire near the philips 66 refinery. it looks like it. that was a little bit after 10. it's not a fire though. crews did see flaring coming from the refinery. that's when ref

two brush fires, including this one in san martine, which game dangerously close to homes today, scorching ten acres south of morgan hill. firefighters were able to knock the blaze down before any houses burned but neighbors say it was too close for them. >> yeah, it was a little alarming at first, because with the drought and everything so dry, we're all very concerned. >> fire crews also dealt with a brush fire at pacheco pass along highway 152. >>> one east bay community has fewer firefighters than ever before. they voted against them. two stations actual closed this morning, one in brentwood, the other in knightsen. for the third time in ten years, the community voted against funding to keep the fire stations open. the captain said, response times will suffer. they're understaffed. >>> on the peninsula, they're getting ready to spend $70 million, but it comes with a heavy heart. >> san bruno is debating how to spend its restitution funds nearly five years after the deadly pg&e gas line explosion. this is a unique shopping spree here? >> it's a unique situation. city leaders say the exp

south away from the water in san martin david robeson says 81 degrees. so you have to travel a long way but the microclimates are in full effect on the last friday of may. overnight 50s. here's why we beg and plead for rainfall in the winter and spring. because look what happens in summer. june, july and august, add all three months together, i'm talking 92 days, we average less than a .25" of rainfall in san francisco for the entire three months. that's why we try to put the rain in the bank into our reservoirs during the winter so we can use it during the summer because we are not getting much help from mother nature. it's always dry in the summertime around here. so let's talk temperatures. the ridge is trying to hang on keeping you warm away from the water one more day tomorrow and then the high pressure ridge moves out allowing the neck thing to move in which is a trough of low pressure. the clockwise or counterclockwise flow around it brings back that surge of marine air. buoys offshore 53.4 degrees. that will be a chilly flow of air sunday. if you

now, manny's fund is helping shelters throughout the bay area today, including this one in san martin than 60 cats and dogs left the shelter today with their new adoptsed parents. manny's fund was founded by workday co-founder dave duffield and his wife and named after their pet miniature schnauzer matty. >> they pay us for each adoption that we do. that money is very important to us. it's a huge funding source for us for medical care life-saving medical care that we provide for homeless pets throughout the year. >> this is kitten season, which means there's a lot of kitties pouring in. sought fact they're able to adopt out all of these dogs and cats is really a big help. that means they can take in all of those kittens during kitten season. now, at this shelter there are only two dogs left and i am holding one of them. i would like into the deuce to you gumbo. gumbo is 12 years old. he has no teeth. but he has a big, big heart. and he's such a cuddle bunny. and he's so sweet. and he is looking for a good home tonight. so if you can help out. he's a little miniature chihuahua. and he

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it started app 2:00 yesterday afternoon in san martin. two homes briefly evacuated off the boulevard. but crews were able to contain the fire before those flames reached those homes. one firefighter though was treated for sprained ankle. >>> police records show officers in san jose stopped minorities at a much higher rate than other people. that's according to an analysis by the "mercury news." the paper found plaques and -- blacks and latinos make up more than a third of the city's population but account for nearly two-thirds of its traffic stops. the drivers were also much more likely to be detained or searched. >> what we're seeing in the data and what we're hearing in the community is clear that we've got some work to do. i think we've got a great department. i think we're the most professional department inspect country -- in the country. but we can do better. >> it will city's independent police auditor is now reviewing the data. at the same time mayor liccardo is hoping to outfit officers with body cameras as soon as possible. >>>

the five-acre fire ignited just after 2:00 this afternoon in san martin. 7 hd shows you the fire crews on the scene trying to keep it from spreading and they kept it from spreading to two nearby structures and the fire is now nearly fully contained and no word yet on exactly hu it started. meantime, cal fire says it will do whatever it can to help conserve water when it comes to fighting fires. there's no way to get around the need for water when putting out fire, but there are things we can do. >> there are tactics that we can use in the mop-upstages where we use very little water and dirt in some cases. we're trying to reduce in our training making sure that any water we do use is used in a method where we're able to recapture that water. >> officials remind us especially people in you'ral areas that you can do your part by cutting back brush around your home and plant fire-resistant plants around your yards to allow for more protection. >>> they challenge teenagers to create public service announcements. 150 videos were submitted and many of those video

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. >> mark nunes and genevieve san martin met while they were doctors in the air force.autiful little girl, mary. >> our kids went to school together. i would run into her, see her, school drop-offs, ski school. she'd have her daughter with her. >> you could see that the relationship wasn't good from the beginning. there was plenty of acrimony. >> unfortunately, divorce proceedings began. a little while later, mark reestablished himself in virginia. however, he would always come up to new hampshire and have visitation with mary. >> the situation between the two parents was that there was no direct communication. it really is beyond what any reasonable normal person would expect. >> they couldn't even pick up the phone and say, hello, we're going to be at burger king, come meet us at burger king. >> they were sending a notebook back and forth with notes as their only means of communication so that they wouldn't argue. these two people who once cared enough to marry each other could not even stand to open their mouths to each other without venom. >> accusations were beginn

one in san martin came dangerously close to homes. we have more on those growing fire fears. marianne? >> just about three things made the fire difficult to contain. one was the wind and dry grasses and also the steep hillside you see behind me. the fire scorched ten acre and came close to five ranch-style homes on the other side of this hill. which is why firefighters use the reverse 911 system to call homeowners and tell them to get out. firefighters say thanks to the drought, this maybe the beginning of a busy and long fire season >> it's really the normal. we normally start fire season around the end of may. we started it the beginning of april this year. and because of the late rains and nice grass crop this year that we didn't have this year we have potential for a very busy season. >> reporter: crews contained the fire in an hour. one firefighter suffered an ankle injury. now firefighters are investigating the cause. back here live you can see here, this was definitely a very close call. this is one of dozens of homes were just yards away from this fire. nbc bay area n

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oakland, and 46 degrees down in san martin.e is our weather maker, and this has a couple interesting component when it comes to a late spring storm. let me show you what's going on. you'll note this steady plume of moisture that extends that is the pineapple express. we're going to tap into some of that subtropical moisture, resultantly getting good-looking rain totals for this time of year of. we're expecting showers to seidel down the coastline, not just impacting us in the bay area, reaching all the way south into southern california. los angeles could pick up a half inch to an inch of rainfall out of this system. weather story of the day works like this. we're going to start to see our first activity. that cloudy start will make way to drizzle and light asp showers. count on temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s as you break for lunch. 62 at lunchtime. and 62 at noon in the tri-valley. so overall it would be a cool day. make sure you have that jacket, playable a hoodie. probably want to keep the umbrella handy at this po

we could see them develop there and then drift over some of your valleys, especially san martin gilroy. you want to keep that in mind. this could be a very active day if we get all of the ingredients that we need. right now we've got the instability. we're getting that daytime heating. we could see some cool air rush in. and that would interrupt things. but i can tell you right now, we're still fair game for these thunderstorms. especially over tahoe where we're expecting snow down to 5500 feet, 1 to 2 feet of snow from this system. also expecting those thunderstorms here over our local mountains. the best bet will be over the santa cruz mountains, western-facing slopes surrounding san jose and the east bay hills. in addition to that we're also going to bring in the north bay mountains as an area that could see that activity. so humid for today. weather headlines tell the story. showers on the way to your neighborhood soon. residual showers tomorrow and saturday morning as well. nothing heavy. today the most active day. the pattern remains unsettled through next week -- through next we

heavy rainfall heading toward rucker north of san martin and north still to morgan hill. watch out for heavy rain the possibility of small hail and additional lightning strikes in south santa clara county over the next 30 minutes. your full forecast is coming up. >>> a san jose man is battling a loud smelly vulgar backyard battle. christian hartnett reports. >> totally frustrating. it's been an endless struggle it seems like. >> reporter: for the five years he lived in the pinehurst neighborhood, harlow blum says he has dealt with rowdy neighbors. but these neighbors don't live next door. they live behind his backyard wall in a homeless encampment. >> a lot of noise, um, they have pets back there, dogs are barking. sometimes they argue. just, you know, like the smell, you know, human defecation back there. >> reporter: harlow says the smell from those drainage ducts in the wall got so bad he decided to plug them up permanent. he says the fire department has been called out three times over the years to respond to fires at the camp. harlow says his grandchildren won't even

maddy's fund also helped other shelters across the bay area like the san martin animal shelter whereover 60 cats and dogs were adopted. we first told you about this ye yesterday afternoon. a couple people said they decided to add pets to their family after seeing the story. >> gumbo caught our eye, and we got home and saw him on the news and thought, that's a sign. we'll check him out. we wanted an older dog we could just take care of and give him a better life. >> that is so sweet. the adoption program is happening all weekend so you have a chance to pick up a pet today. if you are on the fence about adopting a cat and dog, you can think about it. on august 15, 25 additional organizations across the bay area will offer again reduced adoption rates. it is sponsored by nbc bay area. >>> let's get a check now of the weather by anthony slaughter and a look at that weekend forecast. really nice to see that video of all those families extending their families. >> if i could just have a farm and get all the dogs and cats, i would do it. >> you have enough, huh? >> i have twins. this mornin

summer just a couple of weeks away. 60 degrees in san jose right now. 63 in san martin. same for livermore. i want to talk about that wind and this is going to play a big factor in the day. i can show you right here the wind is coming straight out of the west. just saw the golden gate bridge ocean side. you can see the warriors flag getting quite a bit of pickup. gusts at 30 miles per hours. higher elevations getting 30, 35 miles per hour sustained. wind will play a factor today. by the time we hit 9:00 tonight that's when the wind will start to relax. so there is relief in the near future. i want to show you your fewture cast. we stop the clock for you. right now you can see those reds, the warmer colors. that's an indication of the 30 to 40 mile per hour wind speeds. we take you into 10:00 a.m. wednesday. even with the storm system starting to move in at that point the wind will relax. we're on the low end of the key. any places still getting wind at that point. so there will be relief from the wind. as we meet back here at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow showers developing off sh

in san martin as well they took advantage of the program and were able to adopt out 60 cats and dogs. here's a shelter starting tomorrow morning at 11:00, about 25 dogs and cats available for free adoption. reporting live in san jose marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> that is such great news. my hat's off to that family who ran down there to adopt gumbo, i'm so glad. if you're on the fence about adopting, you have a little more time to think about it. >> on august 15th, 25 different organizations across the bay area are going to be offering reduced adoption rates called clear the shelter and it is sponsored by nbc bay area. >>> all right. meteorologist anthony slaughter, that is a heck of a shot back there. that's looking good. >> i was just thinking the same thing. >> way to go anthony. >> oh man, got to love living in the bay area. in fact this here from belvedere looking out towards san francisco, there is the fog building, beautiful clear skies above it. man, really spectacular views this evening. san francisco, completely fogged in. gray skies already. east bay looking at clo

. >>> firefighters in san martin got a 10-acre grass fire before it could damage a couple of homes. fire started just after 2:00 this afternoon. it was out an hour later. one firefighter sprained an ankle but nobody else was hurt. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee wants to spend billions to tear down part of 280. he's looking in to a plan that would cut the freeway off at the mariposa exit. that would make room to move the current cal trains station closer to the warriors' new arena. it would also make way for a lot of new developments. >> the entire 4th and king street station tracks and all could be bulldozed if the mayor's plan goes through and what could be built here might help pay for the whole thing. >> reporter: it's a familiar sound up and down the peninsula cal train roaring to and from san francisco. san francisco mayor ed lee's radical plan is turning heads. the plan would reroute it under the proposed stadium, under at&t park, all the way up to the transbay terminal at 1st and mission streets. how much money are we talking about? the proposed cal trains extension here to t

i will mention morgan hill, gilroy, san martin.until southern california they are getting really heavy rain. the record wettest may was 2.54 back in 1921 and i think they will beat that. it looks like a day of rain continuous for them. you can see everything is rotating in this system that you have over us is very strong for may and as it ejects out, it's going to pick up a lot of golf moisture. so yesterday's system has moved south. we're on the northern edge of it. a few isolated showers i will say that but it looks like a partly sunny, partly cloudy day. it's not very warm. 40s and 50s on your temps. there is a breeze behind this for most. it is westerly or southwest. son-in-law of the moisture continues to stream into the sierra. you can see some cloud cover wrapping back around. a mix of sun and clouds. it's nice but it's a little breezy and on the cool side here. just a wee bit warmer. upper 60s and 70s. antioch was 67 degrees. that is 10-12-degrees below average. a lot of locations still struggling to get above the upper 60s

about 52 degrees, comfortable conditions down in san martin. across the board, low cloud cover. ore flow penetrated inland. fog moving into san francisco as we speak. and that's going to be the weather story of the day. those cooling clouds keeping us nice and comfortable as we get into this afternoon. everything is going to clear out though. we see a lot of vitamin d. a lot of sunshine coming your way by about 11:00 a.m. you will notice a completely clear sky breaking through those clouds. temperatures look great for today. 65 degrees on the peninsula. 62 for the east shore. 70 in the south bay. the same for the north bay. meanwhile, 73 degrees in the warmest bay area city. that being the tri-valley area. so here's the deal. high pressure just offshore for us. that's going to enable that fog to come in each and every morning this week. then we have some changes to take you through. just subtle changes for the mid section of the week. temperatures creeping up oh, so slightly. then this area of low pressure comes through by thursday. late spring storm slated to bring us a tenth of

it burned ten acres yesterday afternoon in san martin. two homes were briefly evacuated off santa teresa boulevard but crews were able to contain the fire before the flames reached those homes. one firefighter was treated for a sprainable ankle. >>> 6:03 and outside of the bay bridge toll plaza. i'm told that liz is having an easy breezy day. >> yeah. i mean the commute is picking up a little bit now that we're past 6:00 but yeah as far as big accidents go, major stalls things like that we're really not seeing much since we've been on the air for the last hour and a half. frank mentioned the brink, a big backup there. there were no incidents actually but it's stacked up through the maze, the metering lights have been on and just the usual commute right now. 5820 starting to get slow midway to the 24 interchange. and east shore freeway still looks great in the green from the bridge to the maze. and this is our rather slow spot again not uncommon at this time of the morning. the heaviest traffic with all the red is from north flynn to vasco

temperatures look fantastic for today. 50 degrees in san martin. 52 degrees in livermore. on our way to a comfortable afternoon. let me take you through your day park forecast. 62 at lunchtime in san francisco. that is a comfortable day shaping up for you. 63. as you break for lunch on the peninsula, if you're going to be having lunch outdoor, east bay, north bay, tri-valley lovely out there. mid 60s to low 70s roundsing out the day. 4:00, this is the warmest point of the day. 69 for the peninsula today. 70 degrees on the east shore. basically a repeat performance of what we had out there yesterday. maybe just a smidge warmer in some bay area cities. not expecting it to be noticeable, though. this is what you might notice. higher pollen levels. this is courtesy of some wind that's going the intensify as we head throughout the day today. keep that in mind. you want to have that allergy medicine ready to go for you and the kids if you suffer from spring allergies here in the bay area. great news, showers on the way for tomorrow. that is going to drop those pollen levels reall

san martin, gilroy, you have a good chance for that. also, we look to see a little bit of that activity in the north bay as well. 6:17 is the time. what's so fascinating. look at southlake tahoe. you have a snow level down to 5,000 feet this morning in combination with thunderstorms. that is very rare occurrence, especially as we're now in may. our temperatures could be soaring. but, yeah, a little bit of lightning firing off southlake tahoe. fair, chance for that right here as we accumulate that daytime heating later on today. it fuels thunderstorms. i want to fly you into the north bay and we're getting sure activitity at the coast. beautiful area here getting light shower activity and most of this is right on top of the marine county, sonoma county line. as we head throughout the morning hour, not expecting a lot. as we said before, the afternoon, warmer and a chance to improve. 50 grease right now in san francisco. you're at 50 to start the new day in san carlos. 49 degrees, comfortable conditions, not too bad. actually pretty mild

we're at 51 degrees in san jose. 52 degrees in san martin.hose of us with a little bit of latin heritage, i know i have 1/8 mexican. and you mow what, i can tell you i'm proud of touchdown. cinco de mayo is a great day. cloudy start will make way to afternoon sunshine. temperatures hovering near average. just spectacular conditions last year you may recall it was a little on the warm side. 63 degrees for the south bay. 61 degrees on the east shore. temperatures are going to be nice and comfortable this afternoon. as we get into 4:00, 66 degrees on the peninsula. 63 degrees in the east bay. 76 degrees in the north bay. beautiful conditions. if you are going to be headed out and about tonight you want to make sure you've got that jacket ready to go. lots of festivities happening. downtown san jose, santa that row as well, 50s. san francisco, if you're going to be celebrating out there, do so responsibly. we always urge that in p downtown santa rosa they have a big fiesta planned for this evening. 5:00 to 9:00 p.m. they're going to have the mari

we're starting out at 52 in san martin. temperatures are going to be lovely today. the only problem is we are going to have to deal with those high pollen levels. they will peak as we get into your wednesday. so we have so much pollen out there. we had enough wind over the past couple of days. you can actually visibly see the pollen drifting around. probably accumulating on your windshield. keep that in mind. keep the allergy medicine handy for you and the little ones if they suffer as well. the good news is we've got showers on the way in just a few days. let me take you through your forecast for this monday. cloudy start to a sunny and pleasant afternoon. temperatures are going to be just perfect. actually right on track with our seasonal averages which we haven't experienced over the past couple of weeks. 5 degrees on the east shore today at noon. 62 on the peninsula. basically all across the board today you want to keep light sweater or jacket with you until lunchtime. then you can throw it in the corner as we head throughout 4:00 p.m. with temperatures in the 7

green on the radar expected from livermore all of the way south through san jose down 101 into san martin and gilroy and also getting some pretty good shower activity at that point at the immediate coast and up and down the peninsula. then i take you into the 11:00 hour and it's not just the green that we're talking a at this point. we've got some red, yellow, even some orange in there. that's nod rate to heavy rainfall embedded within that green and isolated thunderstorms as well. that will continue as we head throughout about 2:00. that's where we're expecting the heavy stuff to start to wind down. as you make your way home from work between 4:00 and 6:00 things really start to quiet down. although we are going to keep light showers in the forecast for the first part of your friday. and that unsettled pattern will continue through saturday as well. let's talk thunderstorms. that's going to be over the higher elevations. as we head three it the day today, santa cruz mountains, up and down the peninsula you can see thunderstorm activity and up in the north bay we are expecting at least on

san francisco. actor steve martin tweeted, stiller and miraave been a wonderful presence in comedy any whole life. now ann is gone and i salute her. and rosie o'donnell said with a heavy heart, she was so real. she was 85 years old. >>> loc world war ii hero celebrated a special milestone today. "abc7 news" was in castro valley as he enjoyed his 100th birthday wi family and friends. he joined the navy as a teenager during the depression in 1934. today, he told us howe and his fellow sailors felt when the u.s. dropped a nuclear bomb to end the war. >> we were glad. we figured it would be over, that what we wanted, we wanted to get it over with. i mean you're out there for years, you know floating around, and youe got a family back here that you don't see, you know? so you want to get back home. >> he lost his wife of 75 years, mary, last year. she was 99. he credits avoiding junk food and rarely eating meat for his longevity. thanks for the tip, john, and a happy birthday to you. >>> coming up next on "abc7 news" at 9:00, caltrans takes a simple state to remove tons of trash and create elctricity.

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san antonio police detective martin lewis. 32 years and officer, a grandfather. who has pictures on facebook wearing bandito gear. >> when i heard that miss morning it made me sick to my stomach. >> also a pharmacy tech. 65-year-old lawrence yaeger, his license retired due to retirement. he has no criminal history. a few women. sandra lynch, aka, drama. member of the motorcycle club, married to michael lynch, also arrested. they are grandparents sharing a love for biking and twin peaks. drama pictured here on a facebook post with the scantily clad waitresses. their son tells cnn they're not criminals, not gang members. they were at twin peaks for a monthly meeting. he says, everyone there is not a thug. my parents are not thugs. i think this is injustice to have so many people in jail. none of the defendants have had their day in court. the defendant's families, cnn >>> bringing attention to how per se sieve it is. >> they began an operation after a documentary revealed the radio dj was a serial sex abuser. police say they're now investigating more than 1400 susp

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we're at the santa clara county sheriff's substation in san martin where early this morning the sheriff's

a policeman, former san antonio detective named martin lewis. pictures on his facebook page showing him wearing his bandidos motorcycle club gear. come on, detective, really? and should the people of waco be nervous their city is now a biker battlefield? a former federal agent says no. that motorcycle club usually prefer to lie low and then stay out of the view of law enforcement. so much to deal with. want to get sergeant w. patrick swanton in here, the waco police department, he's been doing a great job of keeping us updated on all of the details. first and foremost, sergeant, thank you very much for coming back to talk to me today. how about all those cell phones? i just am so curious about the number of cell phones with 170 people arrested, that you may have been able to collect and bag and tag and get a warrant for to see what all that texting was about, not only the day of the arrest, but more importantly the day before? >> yeah. certainly there is a wealth of knowledge that can be gleaned from the information on the scene and information

san antonio police detective martin lewis, 32 years an officer, a brand father, who has pictures on facebook wearing ban did ito gear. >>ly heard that this morning it made me sick to my stomach. >> reporter: there's a pharmacy tech 65-year-old lawrence yaiger his license expired perhaps due to retirement. he has no criminal history. there are also a few women, like sandra lynch, aka drama. a member of the los peratos motorcycle club married to michael lynch, also arrested. they're grandparents sharing a love for biking and twin peaks. their son tells cnn they're not criminals, not again members. they were at twin peaks for a monthly meeting. he says everyone there is not a thug. my parents are not thugs. i think this is injustice to have so many people in jail. none of the defendants have had their day in court. the defendants' family cnn has reached say the $1 million bay is ridiculous and unfair. the waco police department says it is certainly prepared that not only 170 people arrested are going to be convicted of these charges. but it says that they want to follow through, if the d.a. doe