sandra osborne is near highway 101 with the latest on the firefight. sandra? >>> hey, good morning to you. there's a gate behind me and the majority of the fire is on private property and there's plenty of fog and will help firefighters as they work to fully contain the brushfire yesterday afternoon and hope favorable conditions will be on their side. it started around 4:00 and went from 50 acres to 150-acre within a couple of hours. this is near two cattle ranches and there have been no evacuation orders. yesterday, though, helicopters dump the water on the blaze and firefighters said they stopped the forward progress of the blaze and will continue to work on it throughout the day today. i did speak with somebody from cal fire this morning. they were saying at last light yesterday they considered the fire to be 50% contained and will do another assessment to give an updated number on the containment and acreage but will be later this morning. they have not released cause of the fire and said that's under investigation. sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> crews are ma

live from treasure island, sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> time now 6:57.r "final 5. >>> republican senator john mccain returning to capitol hill today days after he was diagnosed with brain cancer. he is going to arrive in time to weigh in on a crucial senate vote to overhaul obamacare. republicans are expected to vote to take up the house passed healthcare bill today. >>> this morning president trump said: >>> the president's son-in-law and senior white house adviser jared kushner meets with house intelligence committee members who are investigating alleged russian interference in the 2016 election. and just moments ago, it was announced that senate judicially has issued a subpoena for paul manafort to testify. >>> police looking for a gunman who fired at a car east bay saturday night on 242 during road rage between concord and pleasant hill. >>> the developer of an oakland building destroyed by a massive fire this month plans to rebuild. the four-alarm fire displaced nearly:00 residents from nearby buildings. it remains under investigation. >>> and today

sandra osborne reports from treasure island. >> reporter: good morning. this is a controversial bill because california drivers will feel this at the pump. it's expected to bring a spike in prices up to 64 cents a gallon. this new bill is set to extend the current "cap & trade" agreement to 2030. it was set to expire in a few years. it requires companies to buy permits to release greenhouse gases. now, the idea was shot down earlier this year, but recently passed with bipartisan support. former governor schwarzenegger is expected to be here already having spoken out about environmental and clean energy efforts. >> you have to cross the aisle and work together with other people in order to get things done for this country because the way it has been for the last eight years, where everyone is stuck and nothing is getting done. >> reporter: while many people are upset about the potential rise in gas prices, lawmakers are pointing out that the billions raised from this agreement goes back into california communities. the signing will take place here on treas

sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> we already have a fatality on the road. let's check in with jaclyn. >> and chp has reopened another lane on southbound 101. the crash near grand avenue. and at one point. chp has shut down all southbound lanes at oyster point. looks like only one lane is closed. here's a live look. southbound 101 near 380 and you can see traffic starts to pick up and move at the limit again. we're tracking another big lane closure on 880 in the southbound direction. caltrans is doing overnight roadwork and they should wrap up by 5 a.m. which is coming up here. and they should have all that wrapped up by now. and northbound lanes will be closed until 6 p.m. >>> in a moraga, a contractor is starting construction on a sinkhole. the work on the underground culvert is expected to last through mid-october. intersecting-- >>> anne makovec joins us with a preview of the cap and trade program. >> cap and trade is set to expire in 2020 if lawmakers don't take action very soon. the state senate is voting this morning to try to extend the initiative. b

kpix 5's sandra osborne is live in san jose this morning at the laurel grove family apartments where the "cap and trade" money is at work. >> reporter: good morning. yeah. go ahead and take a look. you see these apartments here, they are actually paid for partially by the "cap and trade" dollars. they are used for low income and special needs families like the chronically homeless. the extension of the program was voted down earlier this year. governor brown and other legislative leaders introduced new language to be voted on. the agreement limits total greenhouse gas emissions and requires businesses to buy or trade allowances in order to pollute. the goal has been to reduce the state's carbon emissions by 40% of what it was in 1990. but governor brown wants to continue the program now through 2030. governor brown talked to cbs about this before traveling to china this summer to talk about climate change. >> this is about an existential threat! it's not stopped and slowed down. it will kill tens of millions of people! >> reporter: now, the reason it was voted down once already is be

sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> firefighters say no structures or homes are in danger. firefighters in mariposa county say the wildfire shifted direction quickly making the flames difficult to control. it's burned 15,000 acres since monday. one structure has burned. the fire is just 5% contained. >> i've -- i haven't seen these conditions in a long time. it's a wind driven, slope driven, fuel driven fire. >> reporter: evacuation orders are in place for nine roads near highway 49 north. later today, the oakland city council could vote to cut ties between the police department and immigrations and customs enforcement. it's an attempt to fight back against the president's crackdown on illegal immigration. the safety committee recommended to cancel the agreement wean o.p.d. and ice. police officers are allowed to act as ice agents. but according to the department. officers have not done any operations under the agreement. >>> a final vote on whether to ban the sale of flavored tobacco. if it passes, they would only be sold at stores open to people older than 18. >>> repeal

in pacifica, sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> bart is rolling out a new campaign. jessica flores on the transit agency's new warning to riders. >> cell phone on bart platforms and trains are an easy target. thieves swiped 225 electronic devices from riders. in 2006, bart saw a total of 274 cell phone thefts. and last week, bart police arrested a suspect for allegedly snatching a phone from a bart passenger just as the train doors closed. >> it's scary and they just rip it out of your hands, better to be more cautious about it. >> they want bart riders to know about the thefts. they'll have audio announcements alerting riders. >> protect your phone. especially near train doors and while waiting on the platform. >> do you think you'll change your habilitates? >> maybe on the platform. not so much inside the train. i'm hoping with the security cameras, it will be a little bit safer. >> in june, bart finished installing working security cameras on all trains. in castro valley. jessica flores. >>> police have nabbed the man behind a series of fires. they arrested terry

in the newsroom, sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> the warriors said: no further comment at this time." a short time ago, arizona senator john mccain arrived at the capitol to cast his vote on whether to begin debating a bill to repeal obamaca ill not certain >>> a short time ago arizona senator john mccain arrived at the capital to vote on whether to begin debating a bill to repeal obamacare. but it's still not certain whether republicans will have votes to pass the bill. mola lenghi has the latest. >> reporter: ajority leader mitch mcconnell urged his colleagues to vote yes to begin debate on the gop plan to get rid of obamacare. >> inaction will do nothing to solve obamacare's problems or bring relief to those who need it. >> reporter: the leader picked up a huge "yes" vote this morning from kentucky senator rand paul. >> i have offered the leadership that i would vote to proceed to the bill if we were guaranteed that we proceed to a clean repeal. >> reporter: three no votes from republicans will kill the bill and moderate republican susan collins of maine is expected to be one of th

sandra osborne, kpix 5. >> they are not messing around in morgan hill. anyone caught possessing fireworks -- the base fine will be $300 instead of 100. the city council approved the change a couple of weeks ago. >>> president trump is facing mounting criticism as a result of his feud with the media. the president sent another controversial tweet. this one aimed at cnn. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle took to the sunday shows condemning president trump's ongoing war with the media. >> it's just not the way we ought to be. coarseness is not acceptable. >> leaders don't build themselves up by pushing people down. >> reporter: the president tweeted a doctored wrestlemania video of himself knocking out a man whose head was replaced by a cnn logo. >> the fake immediate is trying to silence us and i'm president and they're not. >> it's a sad today when the president of the united states encourages violence against the reporters -- cnn said. >> i hope no one would perceive that as a threat. he's beaten up on cable platforms and he has a right to respond. >>

kpix 5 sandra osborne is live on mount eden road with the very latest. sandra? >> reporter: hey there, good morning to you. now firefighters say there is still a lot of very good news out here. in fact, when the fire started, it started spreading up hill. which means it moved away from homes. so right there, that is the good news. i can show you what is happening right behind me here, we are pretty high up in the foothills, and right now fire crews are blocking off a specific area, so that fire trucks can move in and out, as needed. now, this did burn about 10 acres near the mountain winery. a very popular music venue out here. i just spoke with the batallion chief over the phone as we were driving to the location and he said right now the fire is 40% contained. 150 firefighters have been battling the flames that started around mount eden road. and many people in santa clara county including myself got an emergency alert on my cell phone to shelter in place if you're in the specific area. to get heavy machinery back here to get through the narrow and winding roa

sandra osborne is on mount eden road with the very latest. sandra? >> reporter: good morning, michelle. speaking with firefighters out here, there are a couple of things that mean good news for people that live nearby. first of all, let me show you this. you can see in the distance there, some fog. when i was speaking with the batallion chief, he was saying that there is some moisture in the air right now. he is hoping that this will help to kind of contain and suppress the fire a little bit. before they get the next round of crews coming in for a shift change. another thing. no structures have been threatened by this. because when it started, it went up hill. it started burning up hill. which means it went away from the homes. however, it is burning about 10 acres near the mountain winery. it is a very popular music venue out here. speaking with the batallion chief, he says the fire is 40% contained right now. 150 firefighters have been involved in battling the flames that started around mount eden road. many people in santa clara county got an emer

kpix 5's sandra osborne reports from a san jose apartment complex where the "cap and trade" money is being used. >> reporter: you can see the dollars from this agreement hard at work right behind me. take a look at these apartments. they help out the low-income families and some special needs families, including the chronically homeless. and it's partially paid for by "cap and trade" dollars. now, while the extension of the program was vote down already earlier this year, governor jerry brown and other legislative leaders have introduced new language to be voted on. the agreement limits total greenhouse gas emissions and requires businesses to either buy or trade allowances in order to pollute. the goal has been to reduce the state's carbon emissions by 40% of what it was in 1990. but governor brown wants to continue it to 2030. >> this is about an existential threat that if it's not stopped or slowed down will kill tens of millions of people! >> reporter: the reason it was voted down once already is because of the previous language that would have led to higher gas prices. they are

sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> in san francisco.e teams are keeping an eye on those visiting ocean beach. rip currents are expected to hit tomorrow morning. multiple storms have been building up massive swells. these waves are expected to be 18 seconds apart and very forceful. and that's why rescue crews are keeping watch over people. >> ocean beach is not a swimming beach. it's a dangerous beach. we look at knee deep or less. anybody past their knees, we'll bring them out. >> once people get hip deep in the water, they can quickly be swept off their feet. >>> and we are tracking big slowdowns right now at the richmond, san rafael bridge. if you're heading in that direction. our sensors have not caught up with the backup. your ride from marina bay parkway to 101 is in the yellow. we're seeing the yellow sensors on the map. if you're kicking it to the bay bridge toll plaza. there's macarthur the spider. and it's a 22-minute ride. the east shore freeway, a 23- minute ride. and we're definitely seeing the slowdowns build and continue o

sandra osborne is there live. and after a string of recent brush fires, people in the area must be nervous. >> reporter: good morning to you, kenny. and there are so many signs reminding neighbors of what happened here just yesterday. we can see signs that the high fire danger, you can see the charred bits where a car pulled off and caught fire and the grass surrounding it. and it's prizing that it didn't spread faster. fire crews were able to get it under control quickly. and we're surrounded by dry vegetation with high fire danger. and last week a fire in san jose burned a home to the ground. the cause of the fire is under investigation. but yesterday's fire is assumed to have come from a vehicle. >> that was going on and somebody had lit a fire over here on our ridge where all the horses are. and this one happened last night where around 3:00 in the morning, god knows what happened. somebody might have lit a cigarette or whatever. >> reporter: fire crews have tips. they say first of all keep 100 feet of defensi

sandra osborne shows what led to a happy reunion in san jose. >> reporter: the woman who stays inside this rv said she was woken up early this morning with a loud knock, she said when she opened the window a man made a very unusual request, asking her to take a baby she has never even seen before. >> he said take this baby, i grabbed the car and there is a baby in it. >> reporter: police say the boy's father put the baby in the car seat just after 4:00 a.m. as he was getting ready for work. he ran inside, only for a minute, he says, when he came out the car and his baby boy were gone. >> i said what baby? he said come here, i have a car, there is a baby. >> reporter: the car thief drove the stolen vehicle to san jose and tried to get the mama to take the child, the man nearby knew something was going on and jumped in. >> i didn't want to get involved because i was-- but i was like, once i saw the baby a second time, i didn't have a choice. >> reporter: collin said he questioned the man who he watched start breaking into another vehicle, this white van. afraid for their safety, he took

kpix 5's sandra osborne is live in san jose with a look at this pro prosed extension. sandra. >> reporter: good morning. you can see the money from this program hard at work behind me. take a look at these apartments. they are partially paid for by the "cap and trade" agreement money. right now they are being used for low-income families and special needs family like the chronically homeless. the whole goal is to reduce carbon emissions by 40% of what it was back in 1990. total greenhouse gas emissions are limited and it requires businesses to buy or trade allowances in order to pollute. lawmakers voted down a proposal already this year that would have extended the program. some fear the cost, others want to "move forward." >> the cost of not doing something about climate change are significantly higher. >> this is about a threat that will kill tens of millions of people! >> reporter: the new program will extend the program until 2030 and give the air resources board the power to set a price ceiling on pollution permits. the governor hopes this version of the bill will

in the newsroom, sandra osborne, kpix 5. >> the warriors said. for which draymond paid a noise violation fine. the warriors will have no further comment at this time." we are getting our first look at two men wanted in connection with a deadly shooting in san francisco's marina district. >>> we are getting our first look at two men wanted in connection with the deadly shooting in san francisco's marina district. surveillance cameras snapped this picture of a man in a purple hoodie and backpack. police think he may have something to do with the may 20th shooting on the 100 block of alhambra street. a 32-year-old man was found shot to death in the doorway of an apartment building. the other suspect was wearing a black leather jacket and aired jordans. police hope the public can provide leads to move the case forward. >>> belmont police looking for a man who smashed his way into a restaurant and it was all caught on camera. it happened last wednesday just before 7:00 in the morning on the 1600 block of el camino real. you can see him breaking the wi

sandra osborn is live at 101 with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. we do not smell smoke and are not seeing aglow from the fire, which is good news. most of the fire is on private property and you can see the gate, where crews have been working on this fire. it appears the weather has been getting under control because of the lower humidity. it moved around 4:00 yesterday, from 50 acres to 150 acres in two hour. this is near two cattle ranches, the castro valley yesterday, helicopterrers dump the water on the place and firefighters said they stopped the forward progress of the blaze and will continue to work on this throughout the day today. i spoke with a member of calfire earlier this morning and said at last light yesterday they consider this under control. until the sun comes up and they can make a full assessment, they won't give up dated numbers until later on this morning. by the way, the cause is still under investigation. sandra osborn, kpix 5. >>> police are looking for suspects in the eastbay who vandalized more than 50 cars. it started at

sandra osborne, kpix 5. >> what about sparklers. people have questions about how legal they may or may not be. >> you picture 4th of july when you were a kid with a sparkler. sparklers can get up to a thousand degrees fahrenheit. so yes, they are illegal. and of all the fireworks injuries, they cause half of all the injuries in children five and under. something to think about this holiday. >>> just a reminder, the sale of safe and sane fireworks is allowed in 10 cities. san bruno. pacifica, newark, union city, dublin, sebastopol. petaluma and cloverdale. >>> the coast guard is increasing patrols to make sure that everyone stays safe on the water. there are officers looking for those drinking and boating. >>> on land, cal fire is suspending certain permits because of fire danger. there's a ban in santa clara, alameda, and contra costa counties. it will not effect permits at campgrounds and private properties. >>> it's about to get more expensive to cross the golden gate bridge. >> reporter: the best deal is still for carpool drivers

sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> a live look outside, and warm conditions in the east bay and a drop from the hot weekend. roberta gonzales has more. >>> we have dropped significantly. right now the gilroy area we have a bit of a breeze up to 10. and the temperature is 71. that's down from yesterday at 99 degrees. looking out to the bay waters, the conditions are pristine and visibility is unlimited. that's a beautiful view, the skyline of san francisco. a few puffy clouds lining the ridge. in oakland, it's 64 for the cool spot. 70 in santa rosa and 80 in san jose. going up to a high in the low 80s. down from 87 degrees in livermore to 87 degrees today. down from 101 in brentwood and discovery bay to 90 degrees. and 70s and 80s, very seasonal around the peninsula. we'll talk about the warmup and when you should expect that to occur. >>> a battle in alameda county over plans to expand the santa rita jail. why activists want the proposal rejected. >>> the board of supervisors is discussing mental health initiatives at the santa rita jail. activists say the county is spending money in the wr

sandra osborne, kpix 5 news . >>> later this week, we will learn when the olympics will come to los angeles. leaders are currently in switzerland and meeting with the international olympic committee . officials are expected to give a presentation tomorrow. hosting the olympics in 2024 and the other in 2028. >>> the deals on amazon prime start tonight. there will be discounts on hundreds of thousands of items and we are told that it could be a big year for tv. the new deals will be offered every five minutes but you must be an amazon prime member. the membership costs around $100 per year. >> not planning to impose a tax hike, the cs money watch.com -- the cbs money watch.com has that story. >> reporter: the first since 4 july holiday, the futures are mixed with the dow jones pointing down. investors will be watching earning reports for this week from big banks and companies like pepsi and delta airlines. the rally finished last week on wall street. on friday, the dow jones gained 94 points in the nasdaq, 63. and stephen says the trump administration is not considering a tax hike on the rich