we move down to south county, 101 still moves easy out of san martin. 17 smooth over the summit but heading south down towards the coast that will be very crowded later on today and tomorrow. if you are heading to the coast, to the beach there, santa cruz, make sure you're very patient there and don't go through the city streets in los gatos, we told you about that problem. the berkeley curve, we took a look earlier about this. this is a smooth drive, easy flow of traffic but good amount of volume. this will pack in later on today because of the folks will be trying to get into the city. moving out of the city, out of the area we'll show you those patterns and there's the golden gate bridge, we talked about the zipper truck, halfway across the span. they moved that center divide for the lower half of the bridge to get ready for the morning. >> thank you very much. back to breaking news now. here's a live look at the castro where police are investigating a suspicious death across the street from a popular nightclub. let's show you where that is. they found a man in the parking lot across in

we've had some decent commutes all the way through san martin and morgan hill. we don't see any slow traffic in watsonville or gilroy. traffic continues to be very good into the silicon valley. there have been no problems. this early morning commute is starting off well. we are looking at a live picture of 280 northbound up on highway 17. we've been checking with the bay bridge and the traffic looks good. i noticed the flags are out there. as we bring steve in, mo to drive across the bridge? >> yes bridges and the usual wind tunnels by san mateo. a got to 31 in travis and 30 at the altamont pass. the flags have cranked up. there's a system -- i will show it to you now which is sweeping by. there's a fog bank. it's breezy up to windy. temperatures are coming down. a good surge on the fog inc. already. we are starting to see that now. a westerly breeze. it's all due west. here's what's cranked up victim. 28 gusts. 37 in travis. at this time of year caught that's a sure sign they will be cooler. 50s on the temperatures to near 60 degrees. 53 at half moon bay. one o

we are hoping have a nice commute through san martin and morgan hill. so far so good for these faraway commutes. there have been no major problems driving through. you can see traffic moves well getting up to how we something. this morning, was found bay bridge, very lightly traveled. the flags are major, i wouldn' for drivers crossing the spans. especially this band into san francisco. it's 4:16. let's bring in my good friend, mr. steve paulson. >> my good friend, sal castaneda , thank you, sir. we bottomed out a few days ago. temps started to warm up a couple of low 90s for some. a lot of 80s. today we will continue that trend of going up, up, up, and then sunday it will start to come down. it will probably be hot for some on sunday. i think everybody will max out on saturday. speaking of, that's when we have a heat advisory out. it start at 11 am. goes till 8 pm. 90s to low 100. there's just too much in the way of solo -- some low clouds. that will raise the fire danger up. 40s, 50s, and 60s. temperatures are running 1-5, 6 degrees warmer than they w

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san martin, low 80s tomorrow. tri-valley and east bay into the upper 70s to near 80 degrees. still cool in oakland for the a's game. temperatures around game time in the low 70s and still breezy. bayside, temperatures in the 70s. peninsula temperatures, 70s around palo alto. still cool in san francisco. not quite as chilly as today. temperatures in the mid-60s. north bay temperatures in the upper 70s to low 80s. now i want to fast forward to your monday numrs by the afternoon beginning to see mid-to-upper 80s inland. this is goingoe another abrupt change in our weather as high pressure builds back monday and tuesday. tuesday's temperatures could be 20 to 30 degrees warmer than we're seeing outside right now. so a ridge of high pressure for the first half of the week, which is the reason why the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen is showing those temperatures climb. the heat not lasting long. by thursday and friday, another area of low pressure dropping down the coast and taking our temperatures along with it. so i think we've got everybody covered. if you like chi

san martin to morgan hill looks good. if you're coming in from watsonville it looks good. there have been no major problems for the silicon valley drive. if you are an early riser you always seem to get a nice commute. there it is, a live look at 280. the bay bridge has spilled up a little bit since we last saw it. the lights usually come on between now and 5:30. we will see what happens but it is looking pretty good. east 14th street at san leandro and oaks, they are clearing an accident. >>> we have a little bit of fall. nothing like yesterday. it made it up to the sacramento valley. there is fog working its way up to napa valley. they have mostly cloudy skies. there is also fall down towards santa cruz and monterey. there is a northwest breeze that is taking care of a lot of it but there is some patchy fog. 40s, 50s to near 60 degrees today. we are cooling off under mostly clear skies. and is 49 in gilroy, 50 in scotts valley and morgan hill it at 51. there is an onshore breeze and in north west when the has chewed up that fog. there is some high pressure coming in. tem

upper 80s possible south of downtown towards san martine and gill roadway. antioch, probably about three to five degrees warmer tomorrow. not much change bayside. close to 80 in palo alto, a cool 62 in half moon bay. 61n san francisco. 21 miles per hour sea breeze. still a south wind being the main player in the weather for now which is going to keep our temperatures comfortably cool. and here's the reason why. wednesday temperatures will trend even cooler. we'll see an area of low pressure drop in, which we think will temporarily deepen the marine layer and keep those temperatures trending on wednesday. thursday and friday, high pressure builds back in across the pacific, so friday temperatures will be warmer by about 20 degrees compared to the high temperatures we're expecting on wednesday. if we compare wednesday afternoon to friday, you can see bayside, a little bit chilly. it will be windy, 50s and 60s inland on wednesday. let's jump to the friday forecast. north bay valley, east bay mid to upper 90s possible. very close to 90 in san jose friday afteoo f

lori smith has four challengers, they are john herakowa and jose salecito and martin monica. >> in san francisco, voters weigh in on use of tasers by police officer, it has been simmering for some time. most preent recently they began deploying tasers, bill scot is on board but the union still went ahead with the own ballot drive. proposition 8 would override the new police commission policy. we'll have much more coverage on today's elections throughout the morning. if you're still debating how to vote, head to nbcbayarea.com and look for a special election page. there you can see all of the gubernatorial substances on important issues and other key information on low state and national races. >>> 6:03 in making sure that everyone pays their fair share, today the mountain view city council will make a final decision on what's been called the google head count tax. that puts a tax on the number of workers a company employees within a city. "today in the bay's" rob redell is live to explain the impact this could have on the tech companies and other companies are considering similar measu

san martin, 9 degrees warmer. and right now, the current temperatures across the bay area are fairley mild. san francisco, 59 degrees. concord, 61. livermore 57 and morgan hill is at about 56 degrees. mountain view is already at 60 degrees. and i want to talk about your climate highs for today because i know you're wonder whog ing w expecting to see the warmest temperatures. the interior valleys are in for some 90s on the map. san jose, predicted high of 90 degrees. morgan hill, 93 degrees. check out east bay temperatures, oakland, a high above 79 degrees. antioch, 79 degrees. concord, upper 90s at about 97 degrees. these are the areas that we're worried about when it comes to elevated fire danger because of relatively low humidity. we have a ridge of high pressure. it's going to dry us out and warm us up. temperatures will remain fairley cool along the coast. if you're looking for a place to get away, this is your spot to do so. half moon bay topping out at about 60 degrees. daily city, 67. it will be warm in the

. -- san martin.ven san jose roof station is 55. a bigger fog bank today with an onshore breeze. hyzaar 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s. today we have a dip on the temperature swing. we send that backup friday and saturday. there's a lot of low clouds around in the screaming doubt the wind out of travis. that will equal a cooler pattern. there are a lot of low 50s out there. fog will continue to be front and center on the coast. today it will give us a cool down as another system brushes us to the northwest. 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s. >>> we have traffic getting busier, as you might imagine. it is better than yesterday at this time. yesterday we had delays almost double this driving from the carquinez bridge to the maccarthur maze because of a couple of incidences. we have had a relatively clean commute. heading out to the bay bridge, add 20 minutes at the toll plaza . once you make it onto the bridge, add another 10. that is pretty standard. this is add north and southbound near the airport exit and oracle arena.

looking at south county, no problems, san martine northbound out of the south county. over her and toward north bay richmond, san rafael bridge. >> there's nobody there. >> here they come. >> those with cash say there's a few people here. that's a voice thing, only at that bridge. >> exactly. hey, you know what's coming? the weekend. >> the weekend. >> i'm excited about it because we know it's going to be nice and warm. we've had some cool weather this week. if you're going to the peach, it is still going to be chilly this. 66 degrees will be the high. the bay at 74 degrees and 79 inland. on sunday it will be a little warmer while the beach stays cool. a lot of sunshine and some very nice weather this weekend. san mateo county fair kicks off on saturday. it's going to be in the upper 60s. sunshine as we go into the evening make sure you bring a jacket. it's going to cool off fast especially if you're going to late concerts. the skies will stay clear. hitting the road, maybe heading out with kids going to lake shasta, there will ab chance of rain on saturday. highs only

san martin you see the slowdown on sensors and morgan hill is nice for the santa cruz mountains. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> 6:51. coming up next on "today in the bay," a quick look at the top stories including a warning going on in the bay area ahead of the 2020 census. >> making sure no child goes hungry, the fremont program launching today in the south bay. >> but first happening now, north and south korea uniting once again. athletes marching together during the opening and closing ceremonies upcoming asian games in indonesia. video games can be addictive and playing too much now qualifies as a mental health condition. we'll be right back. crystal geyser alpine spring water starts here, passes through here, and is bottled right here. at the mountain source. naturally. crystal geyser is the only major u.s spring water bottled at the mountain source. naturally. how far does crystal geyser alpine spring water travel from its source to the bottle? less than a mile and a half. crystal geyser. always bottled at the mountain source. naturally. here are the top stories on today

over here south county, no problem, 101, morgan hit, san martin. santa cruz moves smoothly. ri shows us those pictures. you can expect it to jam up. coming back, a day at the beach will be a nightmare coming back. san jose with light traffic. skipped over that on the map. this is why you have green through the area. light traffic now getting toward the bay bridge. these travel times show you how light and easy it is. at the limit down east shore freeway from highway 4, starting to form at the bay bridge. back to you. >> thanks, mike. coming up on "today in the bay," saying a final good-bye to kate spade. friends and family plan to honor her life and legacy today. in thy have been made off the field. it was an advertising idea .. cooked up by burger king. >>> one of the biggest mistakes in the world cup so far may have been made off the field. it was an advertising idea cooked up by burger king. now it's in the garbage disposal. burger king offered a lifetime of burgers who got pregnant by a world cup player. needless to say the announcement didn't go well. the company issued

farther south, things are slow through san martin but look at the orange blob on the bottom. that's the weather index indicating there may be a few patches 6 of fog through gilroy and kari has been talking about hovering around san francisco as well. an easy drive down the east shore freeway now hitting the half hour mark where the metering lights and backup of course there. this is the richmond/san rafael bridge farther north from the bay bridge west towards the north bay as well. look at that sun as well. >> look at that. >> sun is coming this weekend. it will warm up by next weekend. >> it's going to be basically a repeat of last weekend where the week -- it was pretty nice and then the weekend it was like oh, my goodness, it's hot. expect the same thing. 85 degrees today and 98 degrees on saturday for the inland valleys and it's still going to be pretty hot on sunday. while san francisco will be in the mid to upper 7 0e's for saturday. by sunday we're at 72 degrees. nice weekend ahead there. if you're going to yosemite, we start out with clear skies and temperatures are go

over here, no slowing fourth inbound. 101 through san martin. and crowded, folks trying to escape the heat this weekends. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," the "roseanne" show minus roseanne. the new spin-off reportedly in the works. >>> plus -- >> we were out on a horrifying -- i don't know how to explain it ---what tods o ds to our son. >> a warning for all patients with potty training kids. . >>> good morning. it is 5:14. as you head out the door keep in mind we are tracking triple-digit heat. temperatures at 11:00, 77 degrees. and around lunch hour a detailed forecast of all of the fire watches and, of course, heat advisories throughout the bay area coming up. >>> and the san mateo bridge, the bridge rises up over the high-rise, with temperatures vianey talks about, they'll rise as well. a smooth drive. try to carpool or mass transit today to help clear the air. >>> it is 5:14 right now and a federal judge in san francisco today will hear arguments that may ultimately decide the future of tens of thou

maps again, we'll show you that slow drive into the area, we're looging now at the slower drive in san martin. it's more expensive than we often see. we have slowing morgan hill north of there. santa cruz summit and bay bridge metering lights are on. no other problems for allameda and contra costa county. >> coming up on "today in the bay," before you head out for the summer vacation, there's something you need to pack, the life saving items you need to have in your car. >> first happening now, a developing story out of dallas, at tleest five people are shot during a late night football game and some folks are reporting a pregnant woman was shot and had to have an emergency c-section. also, two astronauts and cosmonaut are back on earth. they left the international space station yesterday. the japanese astronaut who is returning says that he's craving miso soup. i guess it's hard to eat soup in space. two americans and one russian do remain on the space station. more news after the break. kris s morning! we didn ) >>> 5:55 right now. kris and i are twinning this morning. i promise you we did

coming into the area, we have a lot more folks coming up through san martin. slowing through 101 there. rest of the bay, we have the bay bridge toll plaza. >> continue to follow breaking news in southern california where our sister station now reporting two people including a para medic are injured in a shooting any long beach high rise. this is at a senior living center on east fourth street in long beach. at one point we believe this was an active shooter situation and we now have video a witness says he took at the time of some of the first shots being fired. >> the wigs says he took video at 3:40 this morning. since then we've definitely see a heavy police presence including s.w.a.t. teams moving in. also, more recently twitter traffic indicating police have the situation under control. but we'll continue to monitor. >> and that breaking news coming to you from lake county. it has been a tough couple of hours for firefighters and thousands of evacuees in clearlake area. the wildfire is scouring thousands of acres right now, about 50 miles north of santa ro

san martin, 101 into morgan hill, easy drive. 17 both directions over the summit, no delays or problems reported. quick look at the bay bridge, we have a significant backup for either side with cash lanes and moving well, we don't have all of the cash lanes open. we're starting to see the traffic shift around and it will be on pace for metering lights in ten minutes. that's an early backup for the cash lanes so we'll track that coming in. so far the maze moves well. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> next this morning, an alert from the fbi about online car shopping. thieves posting cars for sale they don't actually own. the way you can tell what's real. >> tired ever paying tolls? a new one may be coming for another popular bay area defenda destination. >> a blind man arrested for assaulting an officer. the reason police initially confronted him and the controversy it sparked. >>> good monday morning, right now at 5:11, time to get up and get moving. it's going to be a much nicer day. as we look outside in palo alto, we're startsing with a few clouds before it all clears out and temperat

we're showing anywhere south into the south bay out of the south county slowing through san martin, typical there. a little blip for highway 17 northbound. not a problem coming into the area and if you're leading, you're watching this show and that's not a problem towards the beach but it sounds like it's going to get warm. stick around with kari. we're looking at oakland and things are not a problem 880 north and southbound past the coliseum. coming across the golden gate bridge, wonderful sunrise and easy drive right now. i imagine this must have been very crowded over the weekend. it took sunday off from looking at this particular camera because -- >> you took a day off? >> not the day off, just from watching the one camera. >> we like to look forward to the weekend when there's something going on. it's father's day this weekend and are we going to make -- >> sorry, what? >> it's father's day. >> children don't -- >> now is the time to get ready. it's going to be hot out there as you go shopping today. it will be in the upper 80s for the inland areas and 95 tomorrow. one of the hottest d

san martin, kicked in earlier but held steady into morgan hill and no other problems. santa cruz moving nicely as well. looking at northbound 101, easy drive here at 680, 280, the earlier car fire has cleared up from the roadway and completely gone now. 101 along the peninsula. this is why you see speed sensor tez limit, good spacing, a lot of spacing between the cars over at university. approaching the berkeley curve and bay bridge, a smooth drive, slowing for west 580 and westbound 80 as they meet at the toll plaza. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 6:20. coming up next, an actual pay form inside mandalay bay. what caused this flooding inside the las vegas casino and resort. >> her new glasses give her headaches but she couldn't get the lens makers to see things her way. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. crystal geyser alpine spring water starts here, passes through here, and is bottled right here. at the mountain source. naturally. crystal geyser is the only major u.s spring water bottled at the mountain source. naturally. how far does

look at the temperatures, 54 morgan hill, san martin and gilroy, 49 in the santa cruz mountains, campbell, 47, cupertino 51, livermore should be closer to 83 at this time of year and they are hard pressed to get above 70. tomorrow, warm ear and back down again saturday. warmer sunday. the city is at 62, 52 on the low, 66 is the average high. you see the dip in the jet stream, that is associated with the systems that roll through, as they do, the wind kicks up. i do not see that changing today. the lower clouds are filling in nicely, they are slow to burn off for some. all 50s right now. another system is coming in here on saturday. today, 60s some 70s, very cool. livermore and concord, 72, that's cool. sal, you have a couple of issues in the traffic. >> the approach to the bay bridge, we have slow traffic on 80 the whole way through from the bridge to the mack -- mcarthur maze, they cleared an accident on 80 westbound. it's gone but the damage is done, traffic is backed up at the bay bridge. if you are thinking about using 880 into oakland, traffic is moving along so far, as you drive thr

today in san francisco martin jt the media, he won the sonoma back in 2013.as 16-year-old hali degan and he's the only female in the field and started racing long before she ever got her driver's license. >> surprisingly i have not gotten pulled over yet. but knock on wood. yeah. i know. co >> those guys are watching, you know. >> yeah. >> live from the fast lane for haily who drives on friday. how about the larry o'brien trophy? the warriors championship. and i fully expect this will be back next season. >> really? you're predicting going on the record right now? >> i'm going out on a limb. the favorite. >> it is heavy. beautiful and heavy. >> thanks dennis. >>> coming up in our next half-hour, congress struggles the family separation crisis. and the first lady gets a look at the border but it's her jacket that gets the attention. >>> what a supreme court ruling on the sales tax means for california. >>> and an honor y in the making for san francisco lgbt leather culture, a neighborhood's fight to preserve its character. washington... divided over immigratio

earlier in the day, police took us to san martin, acontrolled.n these houses were once filled with families but many have now fled. some of them for the u.s. border. jose rubio lives in los angeles but was deported to el salvador in 1994. the country needs jobs, he says, so people don't have to get involved in gangs. but this woman says the gangs here even extort businesses. and they find ways to force young people to join. the gangs grab them, she says, and they join out of fear they will be killed. temporary protected status for el salvadorian immigrants in the u.s. runs out in september of 2019. meaning they could be forced out of the u.s. there's an estimated 200,000 el salvador ians living and working in the u.s. they're sending part of their paychecks here, back home to their family. if that money stops coming back home to el salvador, then people fear the violence here could get much worse. >> omar villafranca reporting from el salvador. i don't think most people realize how bad it is. we kept hearing that over and over again. it's worth risking your life to get out of that place. th

san francisco's sanctuary city policy. good evening. i'm melissa caen. >> i'm allen martinkes it next to impossible to turn an illegal immigrant accused of violent felonies over to i.c.e. >> but voters may be able to change that. kpix5's emily turner will break it all down for us. >> it's a very controversial law, controversial policy and a complicated one where the city attorney normally takes just a few days to go over proposed new ballot measure, this one taking 15 days. if passed it, would make some seriously major change -- passed, it would make some seriously major changes to the way san francisco approaches immigration and crime. >> it's where the far left goes so far left that they're right. >> it's an unusual staten

san jose. mae near 90 arou martin. 70s towards oakland and hay ward. close to 90 in concord and. san francisco downtown. having a chance at 70s next two to three days is the sea breeze. less of a factor in the forecast. there's the warm up. 80s and close to 90. the warmest day probably is tuesday. for most places. hour by hour tomorrow. temperatures really not too bad. at least unless you're inland county around concord and. more of the bay area. most valleys of a chance at the 90s. for eor victory parade. downtown oakland towards the lake will see 80s. tarm up kicking in on tuesday. check it out. hour by hour lunchtime on tuesday the areas of red closing in on 90s. by midafternoon tuesday 90 degree temperatures. it looks like another hot day setting up for wednesday. before the ridge of high pressure weakens. allowing the area of low pressure to drop down the coast. and begin this weekend breezy and cool. into thursday and friday. san francisco we have 70s around for the next couple days. u'll notice it there on tuesday. places like concord and liver more could be midto upper 90s

san francisco's sanctuary city policy. good evening. i'm melissa caen. >> i'm allen martin. >> right now san francisco makes it next to impossible to turn an illegal immigrant accused of violent felonies over to i.c.e. >> but voters may be able to change that. kpix5's emily turner will break it all down for us. >> it's a very controversial law, controversial policy and a complicated one where the city attorney normally takes just a few days to go over proposed new ballot measure, this one taking 15 days. if passed it, would make some seriously major change -- passed, it would make some seriously major changes to the way san francisco approaches immigration and crime. >> it's where the far left goes so far left that they're right. >> it's an unusual statement for a dark blue city like san francisco, but when it comes to sanctuary policy, it's a battleground. >> i don't believe this is a time or this is the right solution to a problem we really do not have. >> it's so out there. who in the world would sit and think let's protect murderers and rapists? >> angela alioto, a san

san jose, it looks pretty good. the traffic is moving along very nicely. through sam martin and morgan hill. all the way up into the downtown san jose area. and for the rest valley. there are some construction delays out there. once in while, you see people coming up on southbound to 80. downtown san jose. we do have a little bit of construction delay. you can kind of see a little bit of it there. people are slowing down. some work they're doing. it's not a huge delay. this is a look at the westbound bay bridge. the traffic there is all right. and then we are doing a little bit of road work also on 80. the hercules richmond area. they will be repaving all summer long. there are some closures that should be picked up pretty soon. for -- 4:18, let's bring steve in. >> thank you, sal. good morning, everyone. big cooldown yesterday. inland temps rynda semis. we will start to turn that around today. that system so that by yesterday. high pressure is nosing in. so today is kind of that tweener date. and then high pressure kicks in. temperatures today will be pretty nice. 60s, 70s, mainly 80s. tomor

northbound 101 from the gilroy to san jose looks pretty good. as you drive sam martin and morgan hill area. driving into san jose, there have been no you drive up to th area. it is a very nice commute. there you go. i know that 280 traffic is usually not slow at this time. if you're getting a jump on the commute, this is good because most of the commute gets busy later. at the bay bridge, we don't have a big commute. sometimes at about this time, the metering lights are on. so it hasn't happened yet. it will probably happen by 5:30. 5:18. let's bring steve in. >> back in the day, when i lived in fremont, i used to commute to monterey. that was my super commute. i was en vogue. going through morgan hill and gilroy. sleepy little town >> then. things havemething changing. it's not as strong. that was hurting but. now it's a tropical storm. holding on. it's going from 45. it is moving right to gulf of california, baja, outer bands are already there. thankfully it is -- there could be some gusts. the good news is it continues to move into colder water. after that moisture

cities across the country have battled these towers, but san jose is embracing five g with full force. good evening. i'm allen martinzabeth cook. it's the next big leap in wireless technology and it's coming to san jose streets. the city made a deal with at&t and verizon to convert thousands of light poles into 5g towers. kpix5's len ramirez went to ask people in san jose how they feel about all this. len? >> reporter: well, this being silicon valley a lot of people are very excited to have the higher speed, but there's also a lot of concern in the community about access and price and safety. the cone at the top and the boxes at the sides...are some of the pieces ally increase cell phone you would hardly notice it from the street, but the city light post on forest avenue is jut fitted with the latest in small cell broadband technology. the cone at the top and boxes at the sides are some of the pieces that promise to dramatically increase cell phone and computer data speeds throughout san jose. jose s ]"by moving the data off >> this is the largest deployment of small cells in any city in the country, more than 4,000

. >>> the newly improved california state budget will help beloved beaches in san mateo county and it is martin'seach. state and local officials have been locked in a battle with the land over access to those beaches and this newly approved money could change that . >> god gave us these beautiful beaches so that everyone can enjoy the and not just a billionaire. >> reporter: the state senator jerry hill wants to open the beach to the public for the first time and possibly force the sale of land through eminent domain at martin's beach . >> you can buy the land around it, but you cannot deny access to the beat and block the road. you have to allow the public to enjoy the beach. >> reporter: the rights of the public versus private is the heart of the legal battle over the beach which may soon be heading to the u.s. supreme court. this billionaire who owns the land told kpix 5 list that the coastal commission should not dictate how he uses land that he owns. >> we need what works with property owners to follow the law. >> reporter: the state budget sets aside $5 million near the speech into a county

my name is darren martin, and a san francisco neighbor.d like to speak to bill and frankie's character as neighbors and landlords. they are hard working, community minded and of the highest integrity. in fact as example, bill ran for supervisor a number of years ago. why? to better our community. frankie is the busy type, always moving, always working. you'll find him out cleaning the front entry, adding a planter or preparing a meal for friends and family, he is a multiple rider in the sf-l.a. aids ride. they are meticulous property owners, always maintaining and improving the properties they live in or own. these are people who we want to encourage, not discourage, to improve our neighbor. if not them, who? in this building, there are four rent controlled apartments, including the one they live in. not only are they improving their own unit, but they're improving the common areas, gardens, and rental units when vacant. since they have owned the property, they've replaced flooring, painted, improved common lighting, replaced fixtures, and

special envoy to yemen has left san archer fails diplomatic visit martin griffiths travelled to the capital on saturday seeking to avoid an all out assault in her data through mediation he expressed his deep concern about the escalation reiterating warnings that the conflict will further deteriorate yemen's humanitarian crisis. why haven't you a regional editor for the arab newspaper and a member of the yemeni national dialogue conference he joins me now in the studio thanks very much indeed for coming in so this mission of the envoy martin griffiths why do you think it came he left empty handed. he went on saturday as reported he left today i think he. told the. to the or to the either. to the government or to the united nations i think specifically to the united nations management they frankly refused to and they announce today that he left with. empty hands today. he said that he normally makes a live press conference by both in the court of sanaa but today he left without even any press conference that's a sign a big sign that this diplomatic mission is you picking up on that he said yo

south bay, current lori sminl has four challenges, john iriwawa and jose salekrxts ito and martin monica. in san francisco, voters will weigh in on the use of tasers by police officers. that issue has been simmering for some time now with a lot of back and forth. most recently the police commission in march voted to begin deploying tasers. chief bill scott is on board but the police officers union still went ahead with its own ballot drive. proposition 8 would be less restrictive and override the new police commission policy. >> and we're going to have much more of that coverage on today's election throughout the morning. if you're still debating how to vote, head over to nbcbayarea.com for a look at our special election page. there you can see all of the gubernatorial candidates substances on issues important to you and other information on local state and national races. >>> happening today, making tech companies pay their share. mountain view city council members are going to make a final decision on the so-called google head count tax. it puts a tax on the number of workers a company employe

san mateo, and she is looking for a new home. >> she is extremely healthy. she is a female. and, she is very friendly, very sweet. >>reporter: communications manager, buffy martin tarbox says vivian was found on the street in south san francisco. she is a bit of a mystery. she thinks -- they think she is a potbellied pig and don't know for sure. they don't know how old she is her habit she may get . >> if she is a baby, there is a possibility that she could reach up to 150 pounds. so, just be aware that. so, this isn't really an animal that you can keep in a flat in seven cisco. >>reporter: it is important to the humane society that whoever adopts vivian adopts her for the right reason. >> we will not adopt her out to anybody who would consider her as a source of food. she is a pet. she is a domesticated pig, and she is a pet. >>reporter: for her own diet, she prefers one that consists of pig pellets and alfalfa hay. she also enjoys the occasional belly rub. if you have allergies, a pig is a perfect that for you because they have hair not for . >> to adopt vivian, the adoption fee is only $100. >> she is so sweet . >> she -- >> she is cute. this is something yo

traffic is moving well from gilroy to san jose and continues to look good all the way up through sam martin and morgan hill and continuing into the main part of silicon valley. people on the road early have a decent commute. we always check the bay bridge and right now traffic is moving well. i have not been able to about the flags, i could have mentioned them t now that steve is back i'm emboldened again. letalk about the flex. we have a fromsouth. that is c >>> we have hurricane bud going from 3 to 2 to 1. by the time it arrives it will be a tropical storm. barely holding on, 75 miles an hour moving north, northwest at 425 miles an . it will -- 4 to 5 milean hour. it will weak and will still arrive as a tropical storm. 50s around here, 53, 54, 56. we are seeing transitions and fog around monterey bay. i don't think it will have much of a chance. tomorrow we have some big changes. the water temperature is very cold, low 50s. it will not take much once we get a system in here. 50s, 60s in half moon bay and we have a big op. 57 danville and mid-50s. temperatures will warm up quickly inland b

helped him jump in to action and save four people. >>> up next, the legal fight to make martins beach on the san later today state lawmakers get more information about money on two beaches. the state budget includes up to $1 million to restore public access to martins beach south of half moon bay. a billionaire locked a gate on his property blocking public access to the beach. the money may be used to buy a public road that runs through the property to restore access. >>> prosecutors are planning to charge an accused purse snatcher with murder after a 93- year-old concord woman died after injuries she suffered in the attack. she died june 18th. the suspect is 29-year-old otto from oakland. he pleaded not guilty to charges of second-degree robbery and elder abuse. he is accused of grabbing her purse and knocking her to the ground. >>> new information about a hit- and-run crash that left a pedi crab driver severely injured. investigators are looking for a gold or champagne colored hyundai civic that hit the pedicab. four members of a family riding in the pedicab are expected to recover. friends of

getting up into san jose and gilroy and all throughout sam martin and morgan hill. the freeway sensors are showing the green lights. the road sensors turned red when there's a lot of slow traffic. there isn't much right on the map at the moment. and you can see that also is the case on 680 and on 880 coming in from the east bay. this is 280 and san jose downtown. you can see it's like getting up to highway 17. and this morning, at the bay bridge, those metering lights have been going on. they came on at about 5:15 or so. it's about a 5-10 minute delay before you get onto the span. you can see that ramps from 880 is still pretty light. if it stays that way, we are going to be in good shape for a monday meat. let's bring in rosemary filling in for steve. >> we are going to warm it up as we get into the weekend. we got temperatures ranging from the mid 60s at the coast to mid 90s inland. so the microclimate of pattern in place. even a little breezy. that localized three -- seabreeze is not going to go far inland como park for the next several days. we don't really cool

lieutenant tim simmons with the richmond police department and john martin, special agent in charge of the drug enforcement administration, san francisco division. thank you both for being here today. >> thanks for having us, cheryl. >> special agent, i wanted to start with you because the documentary we're using is something that came about from the fbi and dea. that's really -- i've never seen anything like it. >> yeah, it's a wonderful collaboration. that is a really effective 45-minute documentary that really focuses on the prescription, opioid, and -- prescription-drug abuse and opioid abuse in america through the eyes of the individuals and families that have been affected by it. >> it's really powerful. >> it is powerful. >> thank you for being a part of that. we had talked by phone earlier with your department about the number of deaths that you had investigated in sacramento involving fentanyl. >> absolutely. about 11 months ago, in march and april of 2016, there was a rash of overdoses. over 50 -- 56 in the greater sacramento region. what we found through our investigation was that counterfeit prescription pills had

i'm alan martin in for n ke >>i'm elizabeth cook. the shooting happened in san francisco's mission district. kpix 5's andria borba tells us in the past hour we learned the identity of the homicide victim. >> reporter: he is identified by medical examiners as jaime pool. the shooting happened just before 3:30 pm. this is what the call for help sounded like right after shots were fired. >> this is information for ingleside unit. we have a 217. possibly two victims. a possible active shooting. there is no suspect description yet. >> sfpd flooded the area of trees -- the area trying to gather evidence. three people were hit by gunfire. all three ended up at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. >> one regretfully expired at 4 pm. we still have two patients. one is in critical condition. the other is in serious condition. all of the victims were males in their 20s. >> there was confusion and chaos in the hospital parking lot. the hospital went into lockdown. the man driving this acura drove one of the victims to general for treatment but then refused to get out

san mateo county. the fight over access to martin's beach is moving closer to the u.s. supreme court. >>> silicon party billionaire bought 89 acres of coastline almost a decade ago and blocked public access to martin's beach. he's asked the u.s. supreme court to review the case after the state supreme court rejected his appeal. a group representing surfers filed a brief yesterday arguing he knew the public had been using the road that runs through his property to get to the beach. google previously said it needs more diversity in its workforce. new numbers every veelg how little things have change. >> an update on people who fell 30 feet after falling from a roller coaster. >>> mcdonald's making a big push to reduce plastic waste. to reduce plastic waste. the changes are coming to some ♪ ♪ hi! leaving a career to follow a calling takes courage. a personalized financial strategy can give you confidence to take the next step. hi guys! aw yeah! >>> while we were sleeping last night cabo san lucas took a direct hit from tropical storm bud. it's moving to the northeast at ab

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san jose. it does look pretty good right through sam martin and morgan hill. continuing into the main part of that silicon valley commute. if you want to do that silicon valley without any traffic right now, it's the time to do there. there have been no major issues. northbound 280 also looking good getting a be -- to highway 17. it is backing up. unlike last friday, when it was light. this morning, we do have a backup. it's 5:14. let's bring steve in with today's forecast. >> you are too kind. they can answer. happy monday. well, saturday was a cooker. many dropped 20 degrees. we will focus on lake county for us. some good news. there is a westerly breeze from us. a lot of these are elevation generated. some of that is northeast. most our north, northwest, or west, southwest. that's good. now, this is east on satellite infrared. estimate of now. 8500 acres. okay, that's an estimate. i'm sure cal fire will have an update on that. 75 acres. it looks to be 8500. that's pretty fast. that seems to everything is vorable today. low 90s. can't get around that this ti

san mateo looks pretty good. no problems here as you get up into the commute here. sam martinan hill, all the way up into the west valley. there have been no major problems. traffic continues to look at. i think my toll plaza shut here isto work. there it is. does not much going on right now. hopefully it will stay this way. we will see. it's kind of early. right now for sure, you have a very nice drive across the bay bridge. 4:16. let's go to steve now. >> thank you, sir. >> you're welcome, steve. >> 50s, 60s, a big cooldown. we are starting off 50s, 60s, and a lot of low clouds. there will be some good news. for lake county, even though this time of year, it's set to call them down. they will see temperatures, upper 80s to near 90 degrees. almost 70 degrees. the wind has tailed off. that is one good piece of news. usually there's -- it's tough to get good news in these kind of conditions. but today does look a little more favorable. it should be more westerly. upper 80s to near 90 degrees. humidity will go from 60 to 20%. there is still kind of a breeze. nothing compared to

. >>> the battle for public abscess to martin beach is getting a big cash boost from san mateo county. the county will now get $1 million to help boost the fight to open the access road to the beach. that road sits on property owned by simply clicon valley billion who battled to keep it closed. and now the supreme court could review the issue. the new money is expected to be used to bolster efforts to buy the access road leading to the beach. >> we're now going in the direction where we can get access to it and use imminent domain if necessary because access is poornmportant. >> and another $5 million in state funds was set aside too create a county park nearby. >>> and it is not just a busy day at the airport. according to the tsa, friday may have been the busiest day ever. these were the lines at san jose international airport yesterday. the tsa estimates screening 2.2 million passengers day, but 2.6 million yesterday. so why the increase? it is the last friday before the fourth of july, which falls on a wednesday this year of course. travelers we spoke with came early to beat the r

san jose. it moves well right through morgan hill and sam martin. we've had a couple of minor things. it's so early that even minor accidents, even moderate once, as long as they are not in the lanes, don't seem to have a big effect on the morning commute. a look at 280, san jose. you will see traffic is light. 98th ave. on rep to northbound 880, there's an accident on the on- ramp. the traffic seems unaffected so far. let's bring steve in. >> it's a forecast that has a bigger fog bank. another cool day. coast bay and even inland. there's your breeze kicking up. the water temps are really cold. as long as that in place, i don't think we are going to warm up that much. 50 in tiburon. 53 in oakland. two observations there. 52 officially in the city. how about those water temperatures? they are really cold. half moon bay, 52. monterey, 52. bodega bay, should be fixed amount of 15th or 16th. i put the request in. they are telling somebody to get on it. my guess, it's 49 or 50. even if it warms up in the valley, that's going to grade the thermal trough and the fog will come back. tomorrow,

san mateo county. those beaches are tunitas creek beach and martin's beach. state and local officials have been locked in a years long battle with the landowner over access to the beaches. kpix5's devin fehely with how this newly approved money could change it all. ye dget to open >> reporter: god gave us -- >> god gave us these beautiful beaches so that everyone can enjoy them, not just a billionaire. >> reporter: state senator jerry hill fought to include funding in this year's state budget to open tunitas creek beach to the public for the very first time and possibly force imminent domain to nearby martin's beach granting the public permanent access there as well. >> you can buy the land around the beach, but you can't deny access to that beach. you can't block the road. you can't close it off. you have to allow the public to enjoy the beach. >> reporter: the rights of private property owners versus the public's right to access california's coast is at the heart of the legal battle over martin's beach which may soon be heading to the u.s. supreme court. >>

san jose. and this commute, the gilroy super commute continues to look very nice. all the way through sam martinorgan hill, into the silicon valley. if you're off to the roads, start early. it looks very good. no major issues on northbound 280 getting up the highway. now, if you're driving to the bay bridge, we will keep looking at that. traffic continues to look good as well. and those flags are active as we bring steve in. it looke the wind from the south or southwest? suspect that is correct. it's a very early, but you are very sharp, sir. >> thank you, it's friday eve. >> thank goodness. let's get to it here. we got little cool down yesterday. i know, that's right. now we started warm things up a little bit. and deputies will continue to rise. today is that tweener day, in between. now there's a tremendous -- for saturday. some areas are little harder. some are not as hot. we will is into it. it's going to be warm to hot. santa rosa this will be on saturday. 98. sfo, 82. concord 100. buchanan, 102. san jose at 96. now, do our projections a little warmer than there. buwe will deal with atmar.

specifically, that the secretary should advance the project for ecosystem restoration at the cano martin pena in san juan. between projects that have been proposed or planned before the disaster and those resulted from the disaster, the army corps of engineers mass before -- has before its consideration over 45 different projects and proposals. for flood and erosion control, for protection of life and property on the island. these projects are in all sort of faces, from initial studies to planning, to pending construction start, to waiting to the next phase to be funded, to enacting projects that may be rectified. while we wait for decisions, we have towns where during the last hurricane in september more than 12,000 families were flooded out of their homes. and every decade that kind of town suffers loss fathers different kinds of floods. while there is a project already designed, already approved that could have greatly mitigated that kind of a hazard. by now we'll have cost less than the accumulated losses from the last hurricane. those are the kind of projects that are -- have been approved by t

san mateo coast. the state budget signed by governor jerry brown includes up to $1 million to restore public access to martin's beach , south of half access to that beach. the money may be used to build a public road. it sets of -- aside $5 million. the state senator jerry hill and other lawmakers will hold a news conference about the funding at 10:30 this morning. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf is responding to a video that -- an i.c.e. official says he is under investigation for leaking information to her about an immigration raid. during an injury on wednesday, apartment of homeland security investigators unexpectedly came to his door and asked him about leaking information to mayor schaaf. the department of la security is trying to intimidate him and mayor schaaf agrees. but i watched that video of dhf poundidoor of an -- unethical public service. to me, that was the sound of tierney knocking on his door. >> isis former -- i.c.e.'s former director accused him of jeopardizing public safety. mayor schaaf has never revealed who gave her the warning about the i.c.e. raid. >>> 4:11 is the time. a short time ago