i'll have your santa clara county fair forecast in the next weather. let's talk about the east bay hills. you can see how clear it is. the fog is out there, mainly along the coast. we'll talk to alexis more about that in a second. going to make a late push like it did yesterday. i'm more concerned when i say partly sunny with the moisture coming in from the monsoon flow that's going to give us a storm threat today. it will be cloudy and mild to even warm tonight. and an outdoorable weekend ahead. you can see the radar returns. few and far between. most of this is up around say 18,000, 19,000 feet so it's evaporating before it reaches the ground. temperatures milder in the south bay. 90 at san jose to mid 90s in los gatos, morgan hill, and gilroy. as far as the peninsula, low to mid 80s until you get to millbrae at 75. mid 60s along the coast to 70 in downtown san francisco. up in the north bay, mainly upper 80s to low 90s. along the east bay shore, how about upper 70s to mid 80s with oakland around 79. and as you head inland, a lot of mid to upper 90s.

happening right now, santa clara county leaders are launching what they call a rapid response networko fight family separation due to deportation. so politician preparing for a fight. in the newsroom, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> we are keeping a close eye on a fast-moving wildfire burning in butte county near oroville. ponderosa fire burned more than 2500 acres and 900 firefighters are responding to the fire, fueled by triple-digit heat and strong canyon winds. at least 10 homes are destroyed. so far, the fire is uncontained. >>> more rescues are happening now in louisiana and texas after tropical storm harvey made its second landfall overnight. a lot of neighbors are helping each other out. >> i'm danielle nottingham in woodland ridge acres in texas. this is the scene we have been seeing today. volunteers lined up on the side of highways using their boats to go back and rescue people. this road here is four miles long. you can see people are going back to see what's left of their homes and to help people who have been calling for help and look at the signs. you can see just how high th

a lot of families don't know that there are free services available in santa clara county.you wanna register your child, how do you enroll your child into that school? and that's what we've been putting together to try to help families to be able to find those resources and to know where they need to go in order to answer the--get the answers to those questions. damian: because edilma, it's not as easy signing your name and your child's name, y se acabo, right? there are a whole list of things you need to know to make your child's experience successful. edilma roulette: yes, there are several steps families need to take in order to register a child. and this time, also this is the second time that we are publishing the "navigating public schools" guide, and we added two or three more topics important to parents, like truancy, how do you enroll a child in special education, alternative schools when children have problems, like, with the law. so, there are other options. so, what else do we have new? we have parent involvement, a new segment, you know, parent involvement. so,

. >> santa clara county is joining the ranks of bay area counties offering a solution for the commonblem. it is called a sobering station. >> katie marzullo explains what is so different. >> there will be two large rooms with sobering recliners in them, one for male and female. >> reporter: this the future home of santa clara county's sobering station, and this is one of the recliners meant to offer them a comfortable, safe place to sober up. >> we're trying to broaden our mends and make sure we're more effective in how to treat people who come into contact with the police. >> reporter: the idea being not all drunk people belong in jail. the sobering station will start small with four to six recliners, showers and laundry fra silt. the facility will cost $12 million over the next 3 1/2 years. the county believes it is more cost effective options. >> besides being humane, it is to have a police officer respond to a 911 call where a person could have committed no other crime but being drunk. >> reporter: the facility will offer people resources to get help with addiction, something the

. >> santa clara county is joining the ranks of bay area counties offering a solution for the common it is called a sobering station. >> katie marzullo explains what is so different. >> there will be two large rooms with sobering recliners in them, one for male and female. >> reporter: this the future home of santa clara county's sobering station, and this is one of the recliners meant to offer them a comfortable, safe place to sober up. >> we're trying to broaden our mends and make sure we're more effective in how to treat people who come into contact with the police. >> reporter: the idea being not all drunk people belong in jail. the sobering station will start small with four to six recliners, showers and laundry fra silt. the facility will cost $12 million over the next 3 1/2 years. the county believes it is more cost effective options. >> besides being humane, it is to have a police officer respond to a 911 call where a person could have committed no other crime but being drunk. >> reporter: the facility will offer people resources to get help with addiction, something the firs

through the cracks heard mentality you see the group going there will be more crackdowns in santa clara county my suggestion always follow the rules . then you won't have anything to worry about in santa clara county stanley roberts kron 4 news the a's played a wild one oin anaheim tonightit used to be called the "big a" now it's officially "angels stadium of anaheim"top 4th/ 3-2 angels matt olson to right firld and out for a 3-run homer 5-3 a's they score 8 runs in the 4thbut here come the angels albert pujols one of his two home runs this one onto the rocks in center field his 612th home run tying him with jim thome for 7th all-time 8-5 a'sbottom 7th/ 8-6 a's cliff pennington formerly of the a's with a grand slam off chris hatcher there was talk a fan reached over the wall into fair territory to catch it but after review it was upheld 10-8 angels giants 3rd of three games in san diego young giants fan with a very big hatbottom 6th/ 1-0 padres who says denard span can't field?! who says denard span can't field?!... span with a nice sliding catch to rob carlos asuaje of extra bases but the nex

. >>> santa clara county leaders are planning to open a sobering station for drunks as part of a move to provide care instead of incarceration and also reduce the number of inmates in the county jail. ktvu's azenith smith tells us the sobering station is a place where nonviolent people who are drunk will be able to sober up instead of being put in jail. >> they'll bring the individuals that are under the influence in to this room. >> reporter: come september, what used to be an auditorium inside the santa clara county's re-entry center will be transformed in to the county's latest fix for public drunkenness. >> there will be a nursing station, assessment station. five recliners initially in here. >> reporter: a temporary sobering center with recliners for up to five people who are badly intoxicated. outside trailers set up for bathrooms. the county sees it as a way to save money and time for officers who spent hours booking offenders in jail. >> every time we house someone in the jail, it can be up to $190 a day. that's the fairmont. jails are really important places for people who ar

that is the message tonight from santa clara county officials. a few dozen volunteers celebrated the county-wide launch of the program to protect undocumented immigrants in the south bay. a hot line has been set up to offer immediate legal assistance to immigrants contacted by i.c.e. it will offer assistance during potential deportation cases. county leaders say the hot line is a necessary response to the current political climate. >> the trump administration has their abgaienda and we have our. our agenda is to advance the constitutional rights of everyone in this community. >> in july, santa clara county invested $100,000 to launch this rapid response team. so far, there are more than 400 volunteers throughout the county. now the hot line number is right there on your screen, it is 408-2 408-290-1144. >>> the fire continues to burn near lake orville and now a new twist. investigators say think arrested the man responsible for starting the fire. this is happening in butte county and the suspect john of orville is accused of lighting a campfire ou

also at noon today, santa clara county leaders are launching a rapid response network to fight familyeparation due to immigration enforcement actions. >>> american medical association is introducing a new feature with millennials in mind. hena doba reports from cbsmoneywatch.com. >> reporter: good morning. wall street was in a buying mood yesterday. the dow was up 56. nasdaq up 18. the economic impact of harvey is still being tallied. we know it will be in the tens of billions. >>> officials expect more than 450,000 people will see federal aid. more refinery closures are expected in the gulf coast. and retail gas prices are rising! the average cost of a gallon of gas is now $2.40. that's according to aaa. that's 6 cents higher than a week ago. american express hopes to attract millennials. they are unveiling a new feature called pay it, plan it this week allowing customers to pay for purchases of $100 or more in installments a departure for american express who focused on wealthy customers. >>> and fitbit announced new gadgets. a smart watch called a fitbit ionic. it measures oxygen l

at noon, santa clara county leaders are launching what they call a rapid response network to fight family separation due to immigration enforcement. >>> a controversial campaign to split up a mount diablo school district has taken a major hit. kpix 5's jessica flores is live in pleasant hill with the details. jessica. >> reporter: good morning, michelle. parents on both sides of the issue packed a meeting here last night in pleasant hill. it lasted eight hours. the county board of education voted against it. the parents who want to secede from the district want to cut off five walnut creek schools that includes walnut acres, and several other students including the northgate high school cutting it out of mount diablo unified and form a new northgate unified school district. nearly 90 people spoke to the board of education. those in orange for secession, those in red against it. parents of the wealthier part of mount diablo unified have been talking about splitting from the district since 2014. they say it's overcrowded and financially strapped. but opponents of secession say this is a cas

. >>> the sheriff in santa clara county speaking out about the white supremacist rally in charlottesville. >> it is pure hatred and there is no room in polite society for that. they don't belong in santa clara county. we need to build the relationships and not break them down. what is happening is horrible. >> smith said this came after the white -- right-wing group planned a gathering. >>> the national park service is reconsidering his decision to let the white -- right wing group hold a rally and they are planning an event on august 26. yesterday the golden gate national recreation area said it is within the next seven business days they will make a final decision after review. this comes after pressure from senator dianne feinstein and city leaders. >>> the berkeley podcast host scheduled to speak at the white nationalists rally in charlottesville has been fired, johnny "monoxide" ramondetta was listed as one of the featured speakers at the rally in virginia and his employer, rosendin electric, fired him after he was singled out for its association with the neo- nazi groups in social m

through the cracks heard mentality you see the group going there will be more crackdowns in santa clara countyggestion always follow the rules . then you won't have anything to worry about in santa clara county stanley roberts kron 4 news .a significant warming trend is then forecast to begin tomorrow and continue into the upcoming weekend with oppressive heat likely for interior and higher elevation locations, especially on friday and saturday. hot weather will even make it to the coast on saturday (grant) more mixed messaging from the trump white house, when it comes to north korea. the president tweeted this morning... that "talking is not the answer," while his defense secretary says... the u-s will never be out of diplomatic solutions. (vicki) this, after the u-s conducted a successful intercept test near hawaii. karin caifa has the latest, from washington. on the heels of a missile launch that north korea's state media boasted was a "prelude to containing' the u-s territory of guam -- president trump signaled wednesday, he's tired of talk -- tweeting --the u.s. has been talking to north

if you're planning to head out to the santa clara county fair, that kicks off today.s going to be very warm and muggy too. we're up to 88 degrees at 4:00 and later on this evening we won't get much sunshine today and it will start to feel a little bit better but definitely some cooler air out at at&t park watching them see if the they can pull off one more win. it will be in the mid-60s and dropping back no the lower 60s today and if you're planning to head out golfing in the tri-valley probably not your day. it's going to be in the mid-90s and with that humidity you'll be running to the clubhouse. we're going to have temperatures into the 60s heading to the weekend in san francisco and still watching for a chance of isolated dry lightning strikes that will be possible today and early tomorrow and i'll have more updates on that. mike takes us out there on the roads with what we're seeing right now for the commute. >>> that's right. we're showing a slower drive in a couple of key spots. the one over here southbound 101 and millbrae because of the earlier -- the late wo

. >>> new at 11:00 opening we could for the fair in santa clara and sonoma county. the fairs might not draw big crowds but they are making a come back. they want families to come enjoy the food and rides. but that might be the problem. some people are nervous after incidents like this one just last night at the ventura the county fair where three riders got stuck on a bunky and a lot of fairs facing similar problems. >> night one raj is in the books here at the santa clara county fair where we saw lots of people lots of rides and to be honest very little concern. >> there was music from the bay area own greg kin. >> that's impressive. >> giants portions of food and rides. >> we went on a lot of rides. >> rides and accidents have been in the news lately. three people stuck on a bungee right in ventura county one dead and three injured when a ride broke in ohio last week. but here at the santa clara county fair rides like the big slide, this is how it looks in first person have lots of takers even if some were timid. >> i personally i'm not goating on. >> we got a cou

. >>> the santa clara county district attorney is considering the possibility of more charges against the owner of an art music story who is accused of producing child porn. police believe el verde nguyen hid a camera inside of his studio. the hidden camera captured illicit images of a child under the age of 10. the fbi is now examining images captured by that camera. >>> new details in the recall effort against a judge in the brock turner case. aaron perksy has hired a political consultant who ran president trump's campaign in arizona. rdp strategies perksy says he was following a recommendation from the santa clara county probation department. >>> new this morning, the trump administration is threatening to deny federal resources to so-called sanctuary cities, including two in california. the two cities are stockton and san bernardino. attorney general jeff sessions says those cities must cooperate with federal immigration authorities, or he will withhold funding to fight crime. both cities have applied to participate in a federally funded anti-violence program. >>> a new poll this

at the santa clara county fair, the livestock don't have to worry about the hot weather. >> it is verysual here on the west coast to have an air conditioned livestock barn but that's what we have at the santa clara county fair. >> reporter: it keeps the animals healthy and people happy. the owners of this bakery only fire up their massive often when the shop is closed. it gives off too much heat. >> and the fridges and freezers have been breaking down which is really inconvenient because most of our work needs to be refrigerated. if you imagine, the majority of our cakes are iced in buttercream. the main world is butter. >> reporter: the repairmen she has called are busy to come out, but when you run a family-owned bakery you can count on dad. in pleasanton, tails and tongues were wagging. organizers of the 20th annual pooch parade had to adjust for the heat. >> today was the hottest day of the week, right? so we have shortened our parade route by a few blocks because the does' safety is number one thing. >> reporter: that plus extra water bowls and pools to play in for the pups. in sa

. >>> a sheriff in santa clara county says her department is helping to protect all and she denounced the white supremacist rally in charlottesville. >> it is pure hatred and there is no room in polite society for this. they do not belong in santa clara county and we need to build relationships rather than breaking them down, it is horrible what is happening. >> a right wing group canceled a planned demonstration, to protest the firing of a former engineer who had written a sexist manifesto. and reconsidering a permit for a rally at a field next month, patriot prayer is landing an event august 26th. the golden gate international recreation area issued a statement, saying that they are looking at all comments and will make a final determination in seven business days after safety review. and the change of heart comes after pressure from a senator and from cindy - - the change comes after pressure from a city leader. >>> searching for the suspect in a deadly stabbing in the south bay, new video could lead to arrests. >>> and we see a bit of a warming trend, we will be highlighting the h

at this fair in santa clara county is how many people actually come through the front gate. >> i have watched it go from a big vibrant awesome fair with all kinds of stuff to almost nothing. >> reporter: alan says his parents first took him to the santa clara county fair the first year he was born. it was a family tradition. >> when i was young, my aunts and uncles and grandparents from my dad's side of the family would meet here. lots of great memories. big family thing. >> i remember this is the highlight of the summer. >> reporter: his wife liz also came hear as a kid when as many as 250,000 people used to attend. last year attendance hit 38,000. >> attendance is shrinking, the animals are shrinking, the rides are shrinking. >> we almost didn't exist. three days, 5,000 people. >> reporter: but the fair's marketing director says attendance is slowly climbing up every year and they are committed to redeveloping. >> there talk about shutting down the fair? >> absolutely not. just the opposite. the fair is making a comeback. >> maybe he's right. he says attendance subpoena this year by

. >> reporter: in june 78 homes priced at $3 million or more sold in santa clara county compared to 52 the same month last year, a 50% increase, and they aren't staying on the market long, on average 37 days this year in july compared to 33 days last year. >> the days on market is an average for all properties over $3 million. this particular property is going on the market tomorrow for 3.5 million. it's likely days on market will probably be in the seven to nine day range. >> reporter: santa clara county association of realtors president rick smith says it buyers a top concern today is where the home is and how close it is to wo a . location that has a commute time from my house to my job that isdevin fehely, kpix5. >>> being shut off for three years a san francisco landmark was brought back to life. the vinyl court fountain in -- vine court fountain in justin herman fountain is back up again. there's a renewed push now to keep it on. the fountain's infrastructure needs work for it to function. the cost to fix it, half a million dollars. >> worth the money to fix item rather than have

. >>> next month, santa clara county will open a sobering station to offer care for people who have had too much to drink. this will be a place where nonviolent people can sober up instead of going to jail. it is expected to save the county a lot of money. >> they will bring the individuals under the influence into this room. >> reporter: in september, what used to be an auditorium inside the reentry center will be transformed into the county's latest trunk in this. >> there will be a nursing station, and assessment station, five recliners initially inhibit >> reporter: a temporary sobering center with recliners for up to five people who are badly intoxicated. outside trailer set up her bathrooms. the county sees this as a way to save money and time for officers spent hours booking offenders into jail. >> when we have someone in jail, it can be $190 a day. jails are important places for people who are at risk to the community. maybe not a good place for people who are drunk in public. >> reporter: the cost, $12 million funded by a state grant one by the behavioral health department. thi

an id bracelet with her name on it and if you have any information you're asked to call the santa clara county sheriff's office. >>> it is 4:34 am. >>> and silicon valley the experts say that the republican plan to base immigration on merit rather than family connections could help one part of the economy and hurt another part. the tech industry could see an influx of new employees if entry in the u.s. is tilted more toward educated and skilled workers. and let's say that the lower wage workers and agriculture and service industries are just as important to the bay area economy and losing them could cost prices for goods and services to go up. >> do you want to go ahead and take five dollars extra for the lettuce or are you willing to go ahead and pay $15 for that hamburger. >> it is unclear whether the bill has enough support to go forward and democrats calling it a nonstarter, and republican leaders have shown no signs they will take up the bill. >>> the judge is facing a recall effort over the sentencing of the former stanford university student brought turner -- brought turner and hired a

the santa clara county health department says other counties have expressed interest in the preventionining as well.>>> the organized protest on juncos inauguration day and part of that protest turned violent. of the department of justice once information on more than 1 million people visited a website that was used to plan the protest. is a request that some say goes way too far.>>> another ceo quits the presidents manufacturing team and the president fires back. the latest fallout from this weekend dale -- deadly protest in virginia. >>> ktvu fox 2. real stories. >> i think i would like to go to technology. >> i also wanted to be a pro football player. >> i don't even shoot under 100. >> i love being outside and being around animal. speak if i had to start over again and not to weather, i would do weather.>> i would do it. >> real stories, real news. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we have new information on the breaking news out of san jose. fighters have confirmed that at least two people have died in a mobile home fire at the golden wheel trailer park. officials say that one adult and one ch

. >>> santa clara county officials are reporting this year's first west nile virus activity. an american crow found in the city of santa clara on august the 3rd has tested positive for that virus. vector control said the west nile season is off to a slow start this year. so far only 115 dead birds have been reported positive in california. you compare that with 718 at the same time last year. infected mosquitoes spread the virus, when they bite humans dead birds are often the first sign of the disease's presence. >>> six months after clear lake flooded, it reopened to campers this afternoon. it flooded ros, cabins and campgrounds where they had to declare a state of emergency. >>> a lovely day to start the week. a live look at doppler 7. mostly sunny skies, fog at the coast as you can clearly see there on the image. up to the north, way up north of clear lake, outbreak of thunderstorms. that's been the pattern throughout much of the afternoon. not unusual we've had storms over much of the higher terrain to the north and east. a live view from the golden gate bridge, partly clo

at the santa clara county fair, the livestock don't have to worry about the hot weather. >> it is verysual here on the west coast to have an air conditioned livestock barn but that's what we have at the santa clara county fair. >> reporter: it keeps the animals healthy and people happy. the owners of this bakery only fire up their massive often when the shop is closed. it gives off too much heat. >> and the fridges and freezers have been breaking down which is really inconvenient because most of our work needs to be refrigerated. if you imagine, the majority of our cakes are iced in buttercream. the main world is butter. >> reporter: the repairmen she has called are busy to come out, but when you run a family-owned bakery you can count on dad. in pleasanton, tails and tongues were wagging. organizers of the 20th annual pooch parade had to adjust for the heat. >> today was the hottest day of the week, right? so we have shortened our parade route by a few blocks because the does' safety is number one thing. >> reporter: that plus extra water bowls and pools for the pups. in san jose, kat

four days out of the year it's used to hold the santa clara county fair. but the rest of the year it's rented out for weddings, and cultural events. they say the fairgrounds is underutilized. >> we would like to develop the back into community use things. whether it be more sports things, like paint ball and stuff that people could come to, or we do want to have park areas. >> reporter: for the last several years, the county has been trying to figure out how to redevelop the land for community use while still preserving the parcel used for the fair four days out of the year. ideas were submitted to the county this spring, but -- >> the proposals we got were, frankly, disappointing. some of them were very exciting. but only small, looking for small pieces of the property. >> reporter: some of the proposals included a go-kart area, farmers market, another for retail development and sports fields. it required the county to chip in the cost. at this point the county does not want to subsidize private businesses. >> it takes somebody with vision and somebody wi

decisions. >>> o iciajelsct a all proposal to re iciajelsct a all proposal to re the santa clara fairgrounds. the santa clara countyrd o supervisors ha been considering five proposal. according to a county report only wunt of the proposal met the qualifications but the developers want the county to issue a $50 million bond for improvements. >>> happening now, the fire burning in the community in wawona at yosemite is now more than 1600 acres. the flames are being fueled by dead trees killed by a beetle infestation. the fires come within two miles of wawona. usually this time of year it sees about 2000 visitors. a yosemite spokesperson says looilkt looikt may to be blame. the firefighters have 0% containment. >> you may be able to see alcohol at baseball games. they say is it would generate 150,000 to 350 you tho dollars a year. they also plan to celt naming rights for memorial stadium to make more than $4 million a year. cal athletics has more than $400 million of debt to pay off for that stadium and its student athlete performance center. happening today, san francisco police officer who saved a man's life is bein

also, chris mentioned and katie mentioned the santa clara county fair.g, it will be a warm start. we'll still see a few clouds, but that will pull bac to the b everybody. 3:00, sunny in the mid-80s. and then a little billit cooler to want with mostly clear skies. also, heading to the game today, it's tonight, rather, at 7:30, temperatures still really warm in the upper 70s and cooling down to 72 degrees. now, that marine layer does kick in and so we will see cooler and drier air.ncagain tonight, so temperatures will be b cooler in the mid-50s around the bay. just not as still out e.er muggy as we've experienced the last few days and here's the accuweather 7 seven-day forecast. just the mild and muggy more comfortable this afternoon. in the mid-60s, but still warm inland. now, we have a typical pattern. things are cooling down into sunday by few degrees then notice monday, we have that wide rain, typical summer like pattern with 60s at the coast. really comfortable around the bay, so enjoy the rest of this summer. i think it will be much more comfortable

court stopped signature- gathering efforts to determine whether the campaign to recall the santa clara county persky sparked the recall effort when he sentenced former stanford university swimmer brock turner to six months in jail for sexual assault in july 20-16. (terisa @ landing) the solar eclipse is just over a week away. and now it's becoming increasingly difficult to find special eclipse glasses to get a good look at it. astronomers say looking at the sun during an eclipse can cause serious damage to your eyes. even a brief glance at the sun can cause blurry vision or temporary blindness. so astronomers recommend you wear special eclipse glasses to protect your eyes and better see the eclipse. most stores have run out of the glasses. but fremont libraries were fortuneate enough to have the space science institute send out two million glasses to local libraries across the country.<> <>(brian edwards/principal librarian, fremont libraries): "i was very surprised. i went back online to see if i could expand the order and people are selling out.everywhere they're selling out. so i wanted to

. >>> santa clara county leaders are calling it a first step to reducing the number of people in the county's jail system. it's a place where nonviolent people who are drunk can sober up instead of being put in jail. ktvu's as is at the county's re-entry resource center in san jose with an inside look at this program. >> i wanted to show you there will be five parking spots allotted for law enforcement who, for the most part, will bring chronic drugs through these doors in hopes to get them treatment. >> they'll bring the individuals that are under the influence in to this room. >> reporter: come september, what used to be an auditorium inside the santa clara county's re-entry center will be transformed in to the county's latest fix for public drunkenness. >> there will be five recliners initially in here. >> reporter: a temporary sobering center with recliners for up to five people who are badly intoxicated. outside trailers set up for bathrooms. the county sees it as a way to save money and time for officers who spend hours booking offenders in jail. >> every time we house someone i

through the cracks heard mentality you see the group going there will be more crackdowns in santa clara countyso my suggestion always follow the rules . then you won't have anything to worry about in santa clara county stanley roberts kron 4 news (tiffany) coming up... heads up if you plan on driving the bay bridge this weekend. why you can expect to see some serious delays. ( james ) here's a look at temps. it's gonna be a hot in here today. (james) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. here is a look at the major headlines before you head out the door this morning.... rescue operations continuing in southeast texas. this after least 85-hundred people have been rescued since hurricane harvey made landfall friday. the storm has been downgraded to a "tropical depression". but there is continued flooding in texas and southwest louisiana. and the death toll has climbed to at least 31 victims... there at least 32-thousand people in evacuation shelters. (tiffany) and... a sacramento sheriff's deputy is killed after a violent gun battle. it happened early yesterday morning at a ramada inn in sacr

burglarly suspect and thought it was the same person. the suspect happened to be on probation in santa clara county for posession of an illegal firearm.ly leaves behind his wife and four adult sons. lulu montezhe was a wonderful, humble man, nothing fancy. the most (vicki)in the north bay residents of an apartment complex are learning they may have a new neighbor that could pose a danger. kron 4's ella sogomonian is in ronhert park where police are warning tenants of a high risk sex offender moving into their building. sot: ella sogomonian, rohnert park// "ronhert park police have posted notices beside apartment doors at the mcdouall complex on college view drive - notfiying them of a new neighbor.33-year-old daniel patrick cilley is a registered sex offender planning to permanently relocate from los angeles to the north bay city.he is staying with family at the mcdouall apartments in the meantime.police are letting neighbors know as directed by megan's law - because they believe him to be a high risk to reoffend.sot: sandra maldonado, neighbor // "definitely uncomfortable because he likes to run o

following his arrest, nguyen was booked into the santa clara county jail.n san jose charles clifford kron4 news. in oakland, the 5 year old boy run over by a car in the fruitvale district, is paralyzed and might never walk again.a car plowed into him along with his sister and cousin in july.on wednesday, the city started to make safety improvements to the intersection where it happened at fruitvale and brookdale.it includes repaving, repainting, a new flashing cross walk and speed limit signs.there is a link on kron4.com to help raise money for the family's medical costs.justine waldman kron 4 news. here in sf , a makeover is being planned for market street the plans call for taking all personal vehicle like this as well as uber and lyft off of market all together delivery vehicles would have restricted hours the new market street would look like this rapid express buses and the f line going down the middle two lanes local buses and taxis using the out lanes and bicycles moving to the sidewalk which will extend over where the bike lane is now public hearing

it is a $12 million plan taking place in santa clara county. >> welcome back to mornings on 2. is 7:43. next month santa clara county will open a sobering station. they are offering care for people who have had too much to drink. >> it is a place that nonviolent people can sober up without going to jail. it and it is expected to satisfy the county money. >> they will bring individuals under influence to this room. >> reporter: come september what used to be an auditorium in the reentry center will be trance forked into the county's latest fix for public drunkenness. >> there will be a nursing station, assessment station, five recliners in here. >> reporter: a temporary sobering station for those badly intoxicated. outside trailers set up for bathrooms. the county sees it as a way to save money and time for officer who's spend hours booking offenders in the jail. >> it can be $190 a jail for anybody in jail. that is the fairmont. jails are important places for people who are a risk to the community. maybe not such a good place for someone drunk in public. >> the cost funded by a

there are few on the santa clara county side. but the santa cruz hills are exploding with pot farms. >> thank you so much, dan. >>> developing news now in the conflicted with north korea. president trump is not backing down and neither is kim jong-un. mr. trump today met with top national security advisers, while north korea state media says a plan to fire four missiles near guam, home to two military bases, could be ready for review in days. >> let's see what he does with guam. if he does something in guam, it will be an event the likes of which nobody's seen before, what will happen in north korea. >> california congresswoman barbara lee said the president is taking the wrong approach. >> we have to have direct talks and diplomacy to get north korea, and these kind of saber rattling comments lead farther from that. >> u.s. defense officials say there are no indications of any imminent launch activity by north korea. while secretary of defense jim mattis said the u.s. has a military solution already in place. secretary mattis spo

there are few on the santa clara county side. but the santa cruz hills are exploding with pot farms. >> thank you so much, dan. >>> developing news now in the conflicted with north korea. president trump is not backing down and neither is kim jong-un. mr. trump today met with top national security advisers, while north korea state media says a plan to fire four missiles near guam, home to two military bases, could be ready for review in days. >> let's see what he does with guam. if he does something in guam, it will be an event the likes of which nobody's seen before, what will happen in north korea. >> california congresswoman barbara lee said the president is taking the wrong approach. >> we have to have direct talks and diplomacy to get north korea, and these kind of saber rattling comments lead farther from that. >> u.s. defense officials say there are no indications of any imminent launch activity by north korea. while secretary of defense jim mattis said the u.s. has a military solution already in place. secretary mattis spo

in santa clara county 100 in santa clara county 171,000 jobs were created but only 28,000 homes werelt during the same time period. the study also found home prices and rent doubled during the same period. the study recommends the city of san jose build 120,000 new homes over the next 30 years. researchers also safe -- say cities should make it easier to build in law unit and smaller homes and they advise cities to spend more on affordable housing. >>> space x celebrating a successful launch of a falcon 9 rocket lifting off yesterday from vandenberg air force base successfully landing in the pacific ocean. the launch carried an earth observation satellite into space for taiwan. the 15th successful landing of a falcon 9 rocket. >>> another project i elon musk getting the go-ahead to dig a two mile-long tunnel from the headquarters of space x into city-owned land the tunnel will be 44 feet below ground, elon musk is testing out equipment to bore tunnels with the ultimate goal of building an underground freeway system. he hopes to eventually extend the hawthorne tunnel for a total of si

. >> the county of santa clara's board of supervisors unanimously voted showing support for daca. they said they can send a toawag to keep the program active. in santa clara county, kpix5. >> the san francisco municipal transportation agency is voting on a $21 billion plan that could include a new subway and west portal jessica floral shows uswh ty'at directors is set to vote on a 20-yearitonalapn. p it's wish list. the capital plan is the first step in identifying potential ndt would include a new light ject weherail nel. t entireat m line a subway and add underground stations. it's set to cost $2.5 billion. >> really interested in what kind of destruction would need to be done to make a total underground tunnel and what that would really mean in terms of service. >> first we have to identify funding it looks very promising thus far. we've received support from the homeowners association and from local schools in thectre i asa.e 10 to 15 years to complete. >>> the agency has added $800 million to the capital plan since 2015. they approved the capital plan every two years. >> presi

if if you're going south to the santa clara county fair.se the humidity as we head towards the afternoon, low to mid-80s and cooler for them. accuweather seven day forecast, we have one more muggy morning ahead and then it's drier air, low to mid-60s. temperatures near average as we head into next week in the middle of next week, wednesday, thursday, it will be warm in the mid-90s on that day. >> excellent. >> all right. well, police have arrested dubbed the spider-man of mexico city shows him climbing up this city without any protection or gear. >> look at this guy, wearing just tennis shoes, shorts, and the climber is from russia and was taken the national institute where authorities will decide his fate. >> that's crazy. >> not in that. all right. >> all right, plenty of sports handled tonight. >>> all right. just got worse on the job, if that's possible. the stuff is cameron is warning. he forced to gain the respect o >>> well, as we all know, steph curry is a phenomenal athlete. his second passion is golf as he tries to make the cut to

. >> it's the first in santa clara county.he line will extend eventually all the way to downtown san jose. >>> it seems the tech boom is eating away at hiring for bay area restaurants. in fact, it's getting so bad it's being called a crisis. vic lee is live with what's called the avenue with more. vic? >> reporter: well, the tech boom, the high cost of living here on the me ninls la, apenin things and more are causing a labor shortage. are you having trouble finding help? >> absolutely, yes, yes. >> we need servers, we need hosts. >> i've never seen it this bad in all the years we've been here. >> reporter: all three are having trouble finding and keeping help on the avenue. tony burlinggame avenue, the dining and shopping spot for upscale burlingame. all three thank their blessings for their loyal staff, but the new hires are hard to find. >> they can't afford to live here. >> reporter: keith manages rise pizza. he knows firsthand about that. >> i've been here about a month and the first three weeks i've been living in my car

>>reporter: hendrix is held at the santa clara county jail and is expected to go before a judge next week. hieu "charlie" ly's family is asking for privacy. there is a vigil tonight at the store and the funeral is slated for tuesday at oak hill memorial park in san jose.>> that is so sad to think he was killed in front of his wife trying to protect the store.>>> still ahead, music and art takes over at golden gate park. the headliners that are playing tonight at outside lands. >>> we also have new information about the fire that destroyed an apartment under construction. . food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. >>> new information about last month's fire that destroyed an apartment building under construction in oakland. investigators say t

>>reporter: hendrix is being held at the santa clara county jail without bail and will go before a judge next week . the family is asking for privacy. they tell us funeral arrangements are pending.>> thank you. >>> police in oakland investigated a at the science center. the 20-year-old was part of a group with metal -- mental disabilities and was touring the center when he acted aggressively toward others in the group. medics were called at the man died at the center despite efforts to save him. the center will be close through tomorrow.>>> the child was found safe in oakland after being inside a vehicle that was carjacked. it was just before 4 am on 64th avenue. the child was found a short time later in the abandoned vehicle on 65th avenue. the child was taken to the hospital and police say no one has been arrested. >>> agents with the atf announced they still haven't figured out what caused the fire last month at an apartment complex under construction near downtown. >> there is not enough evidence to say how the fire started. henry lee is here with the challenges of solving these case

court today stopped signature-gathering efforts to determine whether the campaign to recall the santa clara county judge should be a state... or county question. persky sparked the recall effort when he sentenced former stanford university swimmer brock turner to six months in jail for sexual assault in july 20-16. (steve) witht the next solar eclipse quickly approaching... it's becoming more and more difficult to find special eclipse glasses. astronomers say looking at the sun during an eclipse can cause serious damage to your retina. even a brief glance at the sun can cause blurry vision or temporary blindness. so astronomers recommend you wear special eclipse glasses to protect your eyes and better see the eclipse. most stores have run out of the glasses... but lucky for fremont libraries... the space science institute sent out two million glasses to local libraries across the country. (brian edwards/principal librarian, fremont libraries): "i was very surprised. i went back online to see if i could expand the order and people are selling out.everywhere they're selling out. so i wanted to buy m

along with the station in milpitas, the first bart station to open in santa clara county. the deadline was premature. >> it is when the elements are complete. and everybody is satisfied that it is face and reliable. >> face two will go under ground and into san jose. phase two will be completed sometime in 2026. >> the olympics music. still six months away. if you are an athlete hoping to compete, you have to be ready now. >> garvin joins us with his secret weapon. >> believe it or not, tickets went on sale yesterday. that is the only hope most of us have for getting there. but nick tailor wants to get there a different way on the team with his wife. in the sport of bobsledding, nothing is more important than a push. ask two time olympic alana myers taylor what pushes her to succeed and chances are, she will tell you it is this man. her husband and teammate nick taylor. and actually, they push each other. nick made the change to bobsled hoping to reignite his olympic dream. >> it was harder than i originally planned. i'm not going to lie. originally i thought it was going

. >>> starting next month, santa clara county will have a way to give people who are drunk off the streetsty is preparing a sobering station. they are transforming a storage area into a place where nonviolent people can sober up instead of going to jail. eventually it will including nursing station, and assessment center, showers and laundry services. it will start with just the assessment center and a nursing station along with five recliners. the county says this will help people and also save money. >> every time we how someone in the jail it can be up to $190 a day. jails are really important places for people who are at risk to the community. maybe not a good place for someone who was drunk in public. he met this program is mostly being paid for by a state grant. sarah cloud to -- santa clara county tried this before but officials say it was to similar to the jail to work properly. it will now have nurses and support staff to refer offenders to rehab programs. >>> and engineering analysis so -- shows the millennium tower continues to sink and tilt that can withstand a magnitude 8.0 ea

. >> it's the first in santa clara county.he line will extend eventually all the way to downtown san jose. >>> it seems the tech boom is eating away at hiring for bay arearestaurant in fact, it's getng so bad it's being called a crisis. vic lee is live with what's called the avenue with more. vic? >> reporter: well, the tech boom, the high cost of living here on the me ninls la, apenin things and more are causing a labor shortage. are you having trouble finding help? >> absolutely, yes, yes. >> we need servers, we need hosts. >> i've never seen it this bad in all the years we've been here. >> reporter: all three are having trouble finding and keeping help on the avenue. tony burlinggame avenue, the dining and shopping spot for upscale burlingame. all three thank their blessings for their loyal staff, but the new hires are hard to find. >> they can't afford to live here. >> reporter: keith manages rise pizza. he knows firsthand about that. >> i've been here about a month and the first three weeks i've been living in my car. >>

. >> reporter: cal fire has forwarded its investigation to the santa clara county district attorney forcharges. last year i identified the pot farm after speaking residents, growers and this man who works in the marijuana industry. >> the locales know where it started. >> where? >> at the grow office at n bottom of the hill. >> reporter: a facebook live video pinpointed the spot. carlos was driving his ups route when he pulled over and recorded the beginning of the blaze. i took this freeze frame from his video. look at those two sticks and was able to find the exact spot where carlos parked. i shot my own video, sent sky 7 over head and identified the plot of land. it's the same property the neighbors complained about. those grow houses survived the fire but check of public records confirmed that an llc purchased the property in 2015. at the time of the fire seagull was also president of green acres medical marijuana dispensary in santa cruz. >> there's simply no evidence he did anything wrong. >> reporter: i spoke to seagull's lawyer a year ago. today he refused comment. they came dow

this is a santa clara county, a brush fire burning there. firefighters have been able to stop this fire in its track. broke out just before 3:00. the good news is cal fires says no homes, no structures threatened. again, cal fire telling us they are holding the fire where it is and they hope to keep it that way. vta is suspending service because of this fire. so not a good idea to take vta in the area. the 68 line is being rerouted in both directions something you should know if you are traveling in and out of that area or expecting someone from that area. another live look of that napa fire. let's bring in vie yannay arana. >> light winds not existent. we zoom in and take a closer look at the temperature trend. paired with the low humidity is going to make it difficult to fight the fire later tonight. we see the temperature dropping nicely into the 70s. now for the morgan hill area, right now fighting against that fire is going to be okay in terms of the winds. coming in nice and light. at 87 degrees, showing a drop into the 60s. should mak