it's believed deputies from santa clara county fired the shots. midsummer to early fall is harvest time for marijuana cultivation, and it is the time when authorities are on the lookout for those marijuana farms. >>> police in santa clara warning people to keep their doors and windows secure, that after a number of home burglaries. since july 13, burglars have gotten into six homes and apartments. all of the burglaries happened in the southern part of the city during the early-morning hours while the residents were in the homes. in each case, the culprits got in through unlocked doors and windows. the items stolen mainly have been electronics such as laptops and gaming systems. >>> more antimosquito fogging is planned tonight in santa clara county. it's part of "vector control's" ongoing effort to control west nile virus. the area to be sprayed tonight covers part of campbell and west san jose, bounded roughly by hamilton and bud avenues, highway 17 and san tomas aquino road. the county confirmed that mosquitos collected from that area tested posi

near the border of santa clara county. if you follow this road which is the road close to mines road, you will get to the rocky ridge area, where the officer- involved shooting took place. the santa clara county sheriff's department has set up a command post office up the road. investigators say this morning a sheriff's department marijuana eradication team along with some alameda county deputies approached a pot growing operation on the santa clara county side. and a man, apparently armed, suddenly appeared. >> our dispatch received a call from one of our deputies indicating that shots were fired during the operation and the suspect was dead at the scene. >> reporter: a view from newschopper2 shows a rugged terrain around the marijuana patch which officers say is typical since the heavy brush is used to hide the operation. they say today's incident is similar to the last time santa clara county deputies were involved in a pot farm shooting. in 2008, in the saratoga hills, a man fired at officers and was killed. officials

the giants say santa clara county is their territory. but as want to bring their ball and they want to play. >> play ball. >> mm-hm. >> it's a great weekend to play ball. >> great weekend, right? >> i'm looking forward to it. >> you're looking forward? you can't be looking forward more than i am. >> no, i'm looking forward to it. >> no, i'm looking -- >> no, i'm looking -- >> no, we're both looking forward to it! >> i'm sure we're all looking forward to it. lunchtime forecast looking good, clouds at the coast still in the forecast. temperatures up to 60 degrees. mix of sun and clouds around the bay up to 70 degrees. inland the lower 80s with plainly put sunny skies. more sunshine inland today late afternoon highs near 90. sunshine, a few clouds, temperatures in the upper 70s and the low clouds -- just low clouds remaining along the coastline with temperatures ranging from 60 to 64 degrees. tonight partly cloudy conditions inland more low clouds streaming back into the bay, and fog expected along the coastline. here's a look at what we're

84 and 3 degrees shy of average temperatures in san jose. 64 in half moon bay, 75 palo alto, 80 santa clara, 89 pleasanton, 69 in oakland. upper 70 near 80 in santa rosa and sonoma. heading into the weekend no major changes expected weather- wise temperatures essentially in the same ballpark. fog at the close, plenty of sunshine inland and slightly cooler temperatures are moving back into the forecast for next monday, tuesday and wednesday. that's a look at your weather. back up to you. >> it is 6:32. bail is $125,000 for an east bay man arrested in the death of his young step-grandson. don knapp is in concord. that's where that toddler was killed by the family dog. don. >> reporter: that's right, john. police have arrested and jail the grandfather -- the step- grandfather of the two-year-old boy jacob bisbee who was mauled to death by the family dog. let's look at the video made here at the concord police department last night. 52-year-old steven hayashi was taken into the department and then from here transported to the contra costa jail in martinez. he is being held on suspicion of child

three santa clara deputies opened fire when the armed man allegedly refused to drop his rifle. deputies seized 20,000 marijuana plants with a street value over $6 million. >>> four days and counting, 190 drivers called in sick today. with the twice the average number of daily sick calls. they say the employees are staging the sickout to -- the union says that is not true. it is just trying to adjust to schedule changes. >>> coming up, he tried to convince the courts but he says nobody believed him. >> i've been fighting and fighting and fighting and nothing has couple of it. >> the change that finally happened and why he's thanking a cbs 5 investigation. >>> they are hard at work under ground to make your drive easier. inside the tunnel. >>> temperatures out there taking a big slide downward, now going back up. the areas that will not clear as eyewitness continues right here on the cw. daughter askin >>> a father saw something on a a recent news investigation that he did not like. his own daughter asking for money on the streets of san francisco. we met her as part of a story o

combining forces the santa clara and alameda county sheriff's department combed the hills above mines road just outside livermore only to find a pot growing suspect. a santa clara county sheriff's deputy shot and killed the suspect during a morning marijuana scouting patrol. >> we don't know whether the marijuana growers actually are local. either they're from here and they take care of the garden on a part-time basis or if there are some people camping out there full time and tending to the garden. >> reporter: we're just on the outskirts of the campground. beyond that caution tape is the command post, but just to get to the crime scene location is about a 2 1/2 hour hike in on foot. sheriff's deputies set up a command post near the lake del val camp ground, but the actual crime scene was miles out. >> our deputies had driven up to a certain point and from there had to hike in. >> reporter: by marijuana growing standards, this is primetime for cultivating pot plants. >> the season for illegal marijuana grow is from april of each year till about maybe late october or early november. >

how a raid in a remote area of eastern santa clara county ended with a suspected grower dead. >>> a clue in a brutal murder, why east bay police are hoping that someone recognizes this couple caught on camera. coming for san >>> they got all these rich people with the laws and they're running people off. >> eviction day coming for san francisco's transbay terminal, what's being done to relocate the dozens of people who call it their home. cheerleading is not a sport. i'm dana king... the news >>> athletes or eye candy? why a court has ruled cheerleading is not a sport. good evening. i'm dana king and the news starts now. bust a pot farm during the prime >> this is cbs5 eyewitness news. suspect. >> good evening. i'm battle bass. >>> deputies looking -- ken bastida. >>> deputies looking to bust a pot farm during prime growing season end up killing a suspect on mines road outside livermore. juliette goodrich shows us it's not an easy area to get to. >> reporter: deep in the hills of eastern santa clara county in thick rugged terrain a large scale marijuana farm was discovered by sheriff's d

the santa clara police department was very helpful last night. they want to send out a message to the residents in the city -- lock up your place before you go to bed. a burglar is on the loose. in the last ten days, six residents have been hit. the strangest similarity, the residents had been home asleep at the time of the burglaries. no one was home at the time, fortunately. the burglaries are all spread out in the city. the burglars are sneaking in and carrying out easy-to-carry electronics, such as laptops, gaming systems and wallets. >> like any other community in the bay area, crimes do occur. you have to be aware of your surroundings and you have to be conscious at night that you should lock your doors and lock your windows. >> reporter: we're told a woman did wake up in one of though burglary -- one of these burglaries. police are warning anyone to report suspicious activity in their neighborhood. reporting live in santa clara, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, jade. >>> it is 7:35. hayward police are asking for your help

it happened this morning on the eastern edge of santa clara county. deputies from santa clara and alameda counties were searching in the hills near mine road for pot farms at the time. that's when they say that a suspect was shot and killed. not clear why deputies opened fire, but investigators say it is not unusual for these raids to turn into shootouts. >>> a lot of illegal marijuana growers are heavily armed due to the fact that they have a lot of money at risk. >> we are told no deputies were hurt. it's believed the deputies from santa clara county were the ones who fired the shots. >> two individuals were seen moments before the crime was committed. >> oakland police think that this man and woman may be responsible for the murder of a virginia man who was in town for a job interview. this surveillance video shows a block of webster street sunday night moments before somebody robbed jinghong kang and shot him. the man and woman in the video match the description of killers. kang, the father of three had just had his teeth cleaned and was scheduled

in santa clara, kiet do, cbs5. >> it was a tragic case that sparked outrage in sonoma county.oday, two people admitted in court that they burglarized the home of a family killed in a car crash. michael gutiirrez pleaded guilty to first down burglary. amber true pleaded no contest to the same charges. the two were charged with breaking in the home of john and susan maloney on november 30th, 2009. on the 29th, the maloneies and two of their children died in a crash on highway 37. >>> checking headlines around the bay area tonight, san francisco police arrested 152 protestors who blocked stockton street in front of the grant high i can't tell hotel this evening. about a thousand hotel workers took part in the march and rally in union square to draw attention to stalled contract talks between hyatt and the union. the sticking point health care coverage, who pays it, and how much. >>> meanwhile ac transit says employees held their fourth sick-out day in a row. the drivers union continues to insist it is not a sick-out. they say workers are just trying to adjust to their new schedul

that happened yesterday morning in a remote area near the santa clara county line. they were confronted by a man they believed was armed and fired at him. the suspect's name has not been released. >>> police hope a surveillance video will lead to some answers. investigators say the footage shows a man and woman walking towards the scene where a 45 year old man was shot and killed during a robbery. it happened sunday night at about 11:30 on webster street. police described the man and woman as african americans in their late teens or twenties. . >>> time now, 6:33. board of san francisco is canceling a lease of a water front nightclub following a deadly shooting earlier this month. this is located on pier 50 near at&t park. a 59 year old was shot and killed in an argument outside the club, making it the second fatal shooting there in two years. the board is planning to terminate the club lease in august. >>> a man in jail for what he did behind a bar. the plaza county sheriffs office said he broke into a historic club bar that had been shut down for more than a year.

santa clara county vector control say mosquitoes found in the area tested positive for the west nile virus. the fogging will start at 11:00 tonight and last for several hours. >>> dozens of richmond residents just got their water back on after a water main break. it happened at the intersection of francisco way and hazel avenue. the water was turned off for 30 minutes but by then, the water leaked out, 4200 gallons. water turned -- water was turned off as crews fixed the pipe. one customer experienced a difficult time with this. >> i have a 1-year-old girl, a brother and sister-in-law visiting from north carolina. a lot of business needs to be done and we can't do it. >> crews are still working and it's not clear when the repairs will be finished. >>> this was the scene here near buchanan street. crews were doing planned service work when they broke a valve. it got fixed by 7:00. customers along a two-mile stretch of the marina were without water until the repair was made. >>> water use in california might have to be cut in half to keep the delta healthy for the future. 75% of snowme

. >>> santa clara county sheriff's deputies shot a suspect on a remote area near the santa clara day county alameda county line and it was a joint operation involving both county law enforcement. officials say when deputies approached the pot farm they encountered someone who they believe was armed and the incident is being investigated. >>> accused 583 freeway shooter made his first appearance today prevent stopped a 45-year-old early sunday morning. a gunbattle followed he is accused at shooting at officers before he was shot and arrested and prosecutors filed two the additional 40 to charges against williams bringing the total number of counts to eight. williams is due back in court august 11th. >>> the city of oakland will pay a $6.5 million settlement to more than 100 people who claimed that police searched their homes illegally. >> many of these people were ordinary everyday people who happen to live in neighborhoods where drug activity was taking place but they themselves were not involved. >> the city council voted last night to approve the settlement but is still subject to

alameda, san francisco, san mateo and santa clara counties have similar propose allegation on the ballot. the contra costa times reports the increase would raise $8.5 million a year. >>> it is 6:08. a storm in the gulf of mexico. rough weather may force crews to leave the gulf. what that means for the oil leak. >>> plus president obama signs financial reform legislation. what he says it will do for american consumers. is soft on cats. but deadly on fleas. so ask your veterinarian for advantage, the flea specialist, for effective, but gentle flea control. and the cast has been gathered. when the lighting is perfect and the lead hits his mark. when the curtain rises and the spotlight is yours. having a strong signal at your back is like having invisible power everywhere. because in that moment, you're not there to take up space. you're there to fill the room. rule the air. gold bond therapeutic foot cream. penetrates the deepest layers like others can't. look for the healing seal. gold bond foot cream. serious relief for dry, cracked feet. >>> welcome back. a greyhound bus crash in fresno

rugged hills near the border of alameda and santa clara counties. at 10:25, sheriff dispatchers received a call from the member of the operation that a suspected grower had been shot and killed. authorities step up enforcement operations in the summer when growers start cultivating their illegal grows. santa clara county sheriff spokesman rick sung says the deputies are heavily armed. >> they have to assume that these growers are, and are heavily armed that. is why they're very cautious when entering the scene. >> investigators began reviewing details of the shooting this afternoon at the staging area. and sung says they'll be here throughout the evening hours. >> it's going to take a while for personnel to be able to hike in there and not to mention equipment so they can collect evidence and claim the body. >> and sargeant sung gave only limited information. they have yet to release the gender or the age of the shooting victim. and we don't know if there are suspects there or any arrests. and if this grow was on private or public land. vic lee, abc

>> unos dos mil quinients y unos cuatro mil en santa clara >> y el porcentaje de latinos?a y cinco por ciento aproximado >>para nosotros es sorprendente ver como hay un hambre de dios que no se ve afuera, debio a lo que estan pasando >> es increible la cantidad de gente que toma medicamento por que muchos de ellos cambian su vida pero les baja una depresion y necesitan aferrarse a algo >> se nos quedan muchas preguntas en el tintero, nivel de reincidencia o que hacer al salir, pero terminamos la entrevista con el pastor morales, aunque los esperamos otro dia >> vamos a las carreteras z vemos el pronóstico de los proximos dias y mañana veremos temperaturas bajas >> ya volvemos gracias por acompañarnos en noticias y mas, la ciudad de okland vota para permitir las plantas de marihuana, el consejo voto 5-2 >> pasamos a hablar con ls doctora isabel la pregunta es como explicar a mi hijo adolecente lo que es un transexual >> este tema es bien dificil, yo creo que la pregunta es de transexualismo y creo que un niño no lo preguntaria a menos que haya en su entorno un ejemplo de es

. >> santa clara sheriff's department is trying to determine if there are any other victims. a man was taken into custody monday morning at a gas station. he was is go ahead in a black car rigged to look like an undercover police car. inside they found badges, a police radio, handcuffs and police baton. those items are easy to get, they say. >> the spotlight, you name it. especially nowadays, i can't see anything that is not available. >> investigators are asking anymore who might have been been pulled pulled over by him to call the santa clara police department. >> a federal judge will want barry bonds to answer charges that he lied to a grand jury. he faces eleven charges. prosecutors claim he lied in 2003 when he said he never knowingly took steroids. bonds was supposed to go on trial last year but the case was delayed after the judge barred prosecutors of using two key pieces of evidence. >>> chuck reed will ask the city council to put a ballpark initiative on the ballot. he has been waiting for a decision for a special committee appointed 16 months ago to study the optio

county, ventura county and santa clara county. the california district attorney's association wrote the commission and said all the other counties have opted not to have manuels but they do require deputies follow court rules and handle court decisions and the law. well, think about it. here you the most powerful actor in the criminal justice system. we as citizens in a community rely on them to be doing their job responsibly and ethically, yet, we have no way to measure how they are doing it because -- because as both of you have said, there is no transparency at all in that process. whereby if you do have these manuels and you do make them public, now you have a set of criteria to hold prosecutors accountable for what it is that they do. dealing with accountability, the second issue i think is highlighting the results so far in two different cases. the first case is the case of former senator ted stevens when just over a year ago attorney generic holder threw out the conviction of senator based on gross misconduct in the case, e

now we average between $40,000 and $50,000 here in santa clara county.has grown considerably from that first event in mexico. we now have given away more than $500,000 mostly in this county. most of our recipients are in this county. we name our scholarships after people that have made a tremendous difference in our lives. she will be at the dinner there. she's a 16 year old thanking her mom for having her take the path that led her to winning a scholarship. this is obviously when i had black hair. >> lydia, you were a recipient. you are back here on the show. what was that like? what does that mean to you that the committee honored you on that night? >> it meant that there with a hope. for me it was very difficult to find help and knowing that there was an organization that was helping out and not just the organization itself but it gave me a whole new look about what was out there and there were nice people out there that were willing to help out the community and it just gave me more motivation to continue and looking for financial support to reach my

. >>> what began as a statement at a santa clara concert is now turning into an international incident. today's court appearance of a local anticommunist activist drew some big crowds from the bay area as well as journalists from abroad. ly tong is accused of pepper spraying a pop star from vietnam a singer said to be pro- communist. today len ramirez asked tong why he did it. >>> reporter: ly tong saluted before entering a small room for our jailhouse interview still wearing a bandage from what he said was a brutal takedown by police. >> they knocked my head against the wall and they said do in the resist and charged me to with resisting arrest. i didn't do anything. >> reporter: last sunday the freedom fighter wore a flappy hat and disguised himself as a woman to go to a con sort by vietnam pop singer dan hung in santa clara. youtube video showed he came up the stage offering the singer a flower but unleashed a surprise stream of pepper spray to hung's eyes instead. it disrupted the concert for 15 minutes and could land tong in state prison for seven years. are you sorry for what you

lloyd lacuesta is in santa clara with our report >>> frank, a receptionist underway tonight at santa clara university after a final farewell to the long-time president of the school. some 100 jesuite priests, two bishops and reverend paul locatelli's family formed a procession walking the same path that the left as president the jesuite school. some 2,000 people came to remember him. >> close friends say that father paul would have been humbled by tonight's service which brought together the rich and power fflt bay area. he scared for every square inch of this campus. >> reporter: father sonny manuel was a friend for many years and said that father locatelli left animprint. >> he built mi buildings from it the student affairs building, the roy prayerry, the business school, you -- the library, the business schools. you look around this campus and paul's imprint was everywhere. >> he would frequently stop to just chat with students. >> he really wanted to know my life and where i came from. >> reporter: he is credited fund raising that saw endowments during his tenure go from $77 milli

east bay temperatures will be in the low to mid-80s for the south bay. 74 in union city. 78 in santa clara and 80 degrees in san jose. san francisco today, and san mateo will reach a low 60s a little sunshine and 75, petaluma and clearlake, 69 in santa cruz. 70 was our typical bay area forecast, afternoon clouds, nice warm sunshine, 60s to mid 90s. >>> back to san francisco where we have a water leak. apparently it's not a water main break, but water has to be shut down in homes in marine area. this is lombard street at buchanan, that is eastbound lombard, two right lanes are blocked only one lane open. for drivers coming off golden gate bridge, this could cause delays heading to downtown san francisco. live shot of the golden gate bridge where traffic is light. so no big delays yet but you may want to consider marina boulevard. bay bridge toll plaza, minor wait. better news in hayward, the earlier injury accident southbound 880 at tennison has been cleared but a little slowing near highway 92 so traffic is under 40 miles an hour along the stretch. so far the drive time, 12 minutes from 23

similar protests are going to be held across the country including santa clara. >>> what a welcome home gift. not really. some bay area travelers are finding out tonight that they will be returning home to a torched car. a suspicious fire gutted 6 cars parked in the long-term parking lot of sfo. anne makovec reports. >> reporter: it is the end of the road for six vehicles that were parked in the long term lot at san francisco international airport. their engine compartments toast. >> a lot of people are going to be unhappy when they come to get their cars. >> let's hope they have their insurance paid up. >> reporter: this siena in section s10 is where the fire appeared to have started around 12:30 a.m. it received the most damage. the entire interior is burnt. the air bags deployed. a parking attendant initially tried to put out the fire with an extinguisher but called firefighters as he watched it spread to five adjacent cars. >> the fire is put out quickly. unfortunately, the damage is done by the time the fire department got here. >> reporter: airport official spent the morning tryin

milpitas, santa clara and san jose.he project is expected to create almost 10,000 jobs. $350,000 from the spending bill is also earmarked to improve a domestic violence program in the silicon valley. >>> a new study indicates california schools are not being run efficiently. the study shows as more money is being funneled, the majority of the money is going to administrators and to overhead costs. a smaller share of dollars is going to students, teachers and materials. california already spends a majority of its tax revenue on education. >> it's the wrong time to see classroom expenditures going down. >> researchers want the governor and state lawmakers to design more efficient policies and ways of allocating public school funding. >>> it's a victory for democrats. it can also benefit the bay area. banking is about to change. >>> and find out how this woman could change the face of california's supreme court. >>> the president enacted the most sweeping overhaul of the financial regulation since the great depression. the

donar en cheque, con tarjeta de crñdito y tenemos en la oficina del asunto de la mujer condado santa clara. >>ya volvemos no se retire. vamos a hablar de boxeo, esto esta duro. >> yo estoy en una esquina, en una esquina luis >> tendremos de terapia para eliminar el estres >> hablaremos de boxeo y tengo un premio tremendo, para hablar de este deporte tenemos a dos jóvenes latinos y como esta buenos días >> es increíble tenerlos aquí sobre todo la mujer boxeadora alejandra, ella tiene 18 años >> hace 16 años empezo a pelear. (ingles) >> ella es linda femenina, si pueden verla >> la estoy poniendo para que de golpes >> no, conforme se va aprendiendo se va poniendo con más dominio esto. como se requeire una condición fisica, porque este equipo esta pesado y el deporte es duro. (inglès) >>va a correr todos los días media hora >> le puedes preguntar si tiene novio >> no tu crees que alguien se quiera meter con ella, nada que cuidado muchavho < una confianza tremenda, aquí estan los premios, reconocimientos que ha recibido y tambiñn nos acompaña enriqu y hablanos de este reconocimiento que tuvist

lloyd lacuesta is in santa clara with our report >>> frank, a receptionist underway tonight at santa clara university after a final farewell to the long-time president of the school. some 100 jesuite priests, two bishops and reverend paul locatelli's family formed a procession walking the same path that the father took before he left as president of the jesuite school. some 2,000 people came to remember him. >> close friends say that father paul would have been humbled by tonight's service which brought together the rich and power fflt bay area. he scared for every square inch of this campus. >> reporter: father sonny manuel was a friend for many years and said that father locatelli left animprint. >> he built mi buildings from it the student affairs building, the roy prayerry, the business school, you -- the library, the business schools. you look around this campus and paul's imprint was everywhere. >> he would frequently stop to just chat with students. >> he really wanted to know my life and where i came from. >> reporter: he is credited fund raising that saw endowments during his

he will tell you about his series of stories that actually changed the practice in santa clara. i want to start with amy and if you can tell us what is "ordinary injustice" and how does it manifest itself? >> ordinary injustice happens in a courtroom where there are smart, committed, hard-working people, professionals. but they are routinely acting in ways that fall short. what it is that people and their positions are supposed to be doing. and they don't even realize that anything is missing or that their behavior has devastating consequences for regular people's lives. so this is really the meaning of ordinary injustice that mistakes become routine and the legal professionals can no longer see their role in them. >> can you give us some examples of what you found in your eight-year saga of studying the court system? >> sure. the best way to perhaps get into it is to tell you how i first came across it. i had just graduated law school from stanford and i had clerked for a federal appellate judge in miami and the jurisdiction was florida, alabama and georgia and i wrote a story

cases. >> this year, 97 cases in santa clara county. have been reported in the last few weeks.

year, there have been 97 courses of whooping cough and santa clara county.more than one half have been reported in the last couple of weeks the county health departments us this historical late spring/summer is the one these of bricks are the worst. this year isn't specially spike. -- outbreaks. >> -this year is especially bad. babies are the most vulnerable because of vaccination is that two months, four months, six months. and infants are not protected. people that handle children must get a boosters of they do not in fact infants and toddlers. >> if family members get sick and in fact a young baby? >> people that do not have insurance but need a vaccine can come to the public immunization center in san jose. $15 thinking that the vaccine. reporting and jose, kron 4 news. ♪ >> with fog hogging the coastline, and bear wide are up. temperatures are in the 50s and have monday. and up and our inland areas back into the upper 80s in many locations. and livermore is reached 86 but it is going off. fairfield, concord, and warmer in the north bay and in the south

a's owner wants to move the team to san jose but the giants have territorial rights in santa clara county. a committee is studying the issue. ballpark measure would authorize the city to buy and lease the stadium site for the a's which would build the ballpark. >> 49ers are dismissing the mayor's claim that servicing in place to build a new stadium for the team in san francisco. mayor says the project is shovel ready now that the board of supervisors has given final approval for the hunter point's redevelopment project. >> we delivered it and we also delivered a pattern that will put up $100 million. if they want to get building permits and they can start construction. >> it's not shovel ready unless the shovel comes with roads and freeway access and public transportation and all the funds to finance that. >> 49ers actually moving ahead with plans to build a new stadium in santa clara. >> time to look at the weather. you might want to take a jacket or something to keep you warm. we've got drizzle this morning. >> it's going to keep you dry and along the coast and higher elevations where t

santa clara, san jose another cool day lower 70s. union city 71 and 72 fremont. low to mid-60s berkeley to oakland. upper 70s. walnut creek, san ramon. fairfield 7 , 69 veneer have a, 73 kentville let's not forget lower 70s. petaluma, napa many of you probably thing i like the 70s. normally it is pretty warm this time of year. i don't mind a few 70 deck temperatures. if you don't you are in luck. tuesday also wednesday, thursday we begin to warm up and then by friday, saturday and sunday looking at more seasonal highs this time of year. that is a look at your weather back to you. >>> let's look at today's top stories dispute between ac transit and drivers may not be resolved until the end of this week when there is a court hearing on a contract imposed on drivers more than a week ago. since then more drivers than usual have called in sick that could happen again today. >>> still no word what caused the deadly apartment fire in san jose's willow glen area. yesterday mornings fire killed an 8-year-old girl visiting from north carolina and injured 10 other people. i

in santa clara kron 4 news.eather story tonight one more warm day before things start to go back to the cool side. look at the colgate bridge if you can see the fog starting to roll in the sunny skies as well even sunshine along the coast. tomorrow will be the better of the two weekend days. on sunday temperatures will start to slide as a dense fog makes it way back into the bay as we head into next week were going have dense fog through the week and much cooler temperatures will follow suit. stay with us will bring back after this break. your stanley roberts 2000 people behaving badly. >> let's watch this blue minivan sitting at a redly in san francisco. did i mention it's a dedicated turn lane of crude all drivers must turn right to put this driver goes straight. it's been six months since the city of san francisco began restricting traffic on certain sections of market street. they're plenty of signs advising drivers to must turn right at both intersections including this huge blinking signs. hopefully buses,

the santa clara district attorney is investigating. >> police in the city of santa clair are are warning residents to lock their windows and doors after a series of early morning burglaries. six burglaries in the past eight days in the southern part of the city. in each case they enter a home thru an unlocked window or door. the burglars then stoled electronics, including laptop computers and gaming systems. houses and apartments have both been targeted with the burglars taking easy to carry items. >>> in oakland police released surveillance video today of two people wanted in connection with with the shooting death of a 45-year-old visitor from virginia. kang was killed during an apparent robbery sunday night on webster street near lake merit. the surveillance footage was recorded as minutes before that shooting by cameras at a nearby office building. police say the two people in the video are a man and a woman, both african american in their late teens or early 20s. he was in town for a job interview at google. >> ac transit passengers say enough is enough. they are caught in the middl

low 80s in santa clara and low 80s in campbell, as well. but meanwhile east of the bay, 63 in berkeley to 86 degrees that will be the outside number in brentwood, tracy, oakley, backing through discovery bay. while we are talking about the east bay, i want to look ahead toward your weekend. on saturday 65 degrees there in berkeley for the big beautiful giant kite festival that's always fun. you can visit us at cbs5.com for more information on that great event. okay, north bay numbers from 57 degrees in stinson beach to 79 in sonoma. santa rosa finally inching into the 70s when typically we should be right around 83 degrees. looks like we'll see additional strenghtening of that ridge of high pressure for friday. and then over the weekend that marine layer begins to deepen again and we see the temperatures drop a couple of degrees. then the mild weather pattern will continue for monday all the way through wednesday. this is the time of the program we invite all of you to send us all your favorite pictures. this was sent to us from foster city

deputies from santa clara and alameda counties were part of the remote operation. it is not clear why the deputies opened fire. we do know that none of the officers was hurt. midsummer is when growers usually begin harvesting marijuana crops. >>> now to the legal crop. oakland is trying to figure out how to make its venture into the wholesale marijuana industry work. the civic council voted last night to allow industrial-grade marijuana farms. during the meeting, the council addressed issues with small farmers by promising to create regulations for small and medium-sized pot farms. now the city needs to figure out how it is going to tax those farms. the story has people all over the country interested, especially because so much money is at stake. >> tough look at the liquor industry and maybe the wine industry. you can get a bottle of wine force 6, $10, a bottle of wine force 150. you will have the same stagnation of price in this. you will have the artesian growers that can grow the best stuff and you will have the big gal these will produce, instead of a $400 an

i suspect is killed by police this woman in santa clara county. during an marijuana eradication operations operation was conducted jointly by the alameda county and santa clara county. during the operations someone fired at the officers then shot back killing the suspect. there have been at least three shark sightings near the wharf in capitola south of santa cruz. the recent coming this morning when police received reports about what might been a great white shark. as rob reports people are being advised to enter the water of their own risk. >> there's no photographic evidence of the sharks artifice. look this these are flyers posted at the entrance to the municipal wharf after group of surfers reported seeing a short out there about 10:00 wednesday morning. that comes on the heels of an earlier citing early weekend when a diver clean the bottom of the bill the but the war said he saw no one but two sharks. a large one at a small one he thought they were great white sharks. local shark expert from the research foundation said this is typically no

sunnyvale 77 same goes for santa clara, milpitas no sir to give in to the '80s.is a look at your 7 day around the bay. is pretty consistent, and no big changes no raindrops or big stones or anything. expect the same typical pattern, morning fog clearing into the afternoon. cool temperatures just a slight, a gradual warming. as a headdress of the work we get into the weekend. >> thank you, a quick check and your commute traffic on the bay bridge purges moving well on westbound 80 volume is building but no delays on the stand. nine minutes from the macarthur maze into san francisco. san mateo high win 92 a bit more company at this morning by you are still traveling without any delays pretty smooth from the toll plaza out over the section the high-rise in two foster send stilts' world minutes. golden gate, 101 nice and light. no big surprise. 21 minutes from highway 37 down into san francisco. one last shot from the south bay, 101 san jose batista an interchange, it looks like the traffic is our right building in the northbound side to see lot more taillights a resu

they are looking to fill 50 positions in santa clara county, 40 bankers and ten tellers.ployees here in the bay area. if you are interested in applying, we have a link at www.abc7.com. >>> gm will use a car show to reveal the price of its new chevy volt. they will sell the vehicles next year. one insiders says it will go for about $40,000. it starts today at convention center. car enthusiasts will be able to see the latest in clean technology that are expected to power the vehicles of the future. >> we'll get another read on how consumers feel about the economy. it's expected to dip as customers express concern that the recession is not over. here is rob nelson. >> wall street is back in the black for the year. dow rose 100 points on monday finishing above 2009 close. fed ex gave investors reason to buy. the company was considered a barometer of the economy and boosted by reports that home sales rebound frd a record low back in may. >> kraft is the latest to respond for consumer demands the for healthier food. it will double the amount of whole grain in many crackers. cha

let's take a look santa clara, photographer standing by showing us traffic. head lights, southbound heading towards san jose. continuing northbound direction, there was an accident approaching fair oaks, sunnyvale. go to our maps. a car axe which you wily went through a fence -- actually went through a fence and landed on to city streets. a tow crew is out there now everything is on the shoulder it is not causing delay to traffic. >>> veneer sha bridge traffic heading towards martinez. we are only starting to see a bit of changing color on sensors heading out of antioch. speeds there under 40 miles per hour in some areas, a little bit of slow traffic. mass transit riders everything riding on time we may see delays for ac transit riders another possible sick out day. bart, ace muni are running on time. that is your traffic for your forecast here is tracy. >>> kcbs radio our radio partners for the weather as well. daily planner, let's talk about our non-summer time forecast. doesn't feel like summer everyone has been talking about it. we have been stuck in that

and this may go down as one of the oddest crimes in recent santa clara county history. it was also a very well planned- out political statement made by a man that many people in this neighborhood consider to be a local hero and also a master at anti-communist propaganda. >>> reporter: the incidents took place in a packed house at the santa clara convention center. ♪ [ music ] [ screaming ] >> reporter: this youtube video shows one of vietnam's top pop singers dam hung performing a duet, just then an apparent female fan walks to the stage in a large hat and gestures as if to hand the singer a flower. but in a split second the warm gesture turns ugly as the fan attacks with pepper spray to the singer's eyes while the shrieking audience looks on. [ screaming ] >> it delayed the show for about 15 minutes. he wasn't seriously injured. he was able to continue the show a short time later. but it was disruptive. >> reporter: police say the pepper sprayer wasn't a fan, wasn't even a female. it was a man wearing a disguise named ly tong. the former south vietnamese air force pilo

and the union says there have already been calls from contra costa and santa clara counties and evenrbank. some consolation and opportunity for the future perhaps, but today firefighters are going home hurting. >> i told my wife it didn't work out. see what we can do. >> reporter: the layoffs have not end the bickering between the union and city hall. city hall is saying that the firefighters could have made greater concessions. the union is saying 49 firefighters' jobs are sacrificed to make a political point. elizabeth, i know it's you back there, elizabeth. >> thank you, don knapp live for us in san jose this afternoon. that's tough. >>> well, some tense moments at children's hospital in oakland this morning after a man with a gun grabbed an employee. >> a gentleman came into the hospital, appeared very disoriented, just, you know, appeared like he needed help. and he ended up actually pointing a gun at an employee and held the employee with a gun for about three minutes. the opd responded, and disarmed the situation and within eight minutes, the situation was over. >> it happened