. >> she thinks she's queen bee in the universe of santa rita jail. >> a female burglar makes it her home. >> to make my stay more comfortable. >>> an invasion from the sky leaves the jail with a messy aftermath. >> manure. it makes a mess. >>> located on the east side of san francisco bay, oakland, california, is a diverse and dynamic city. but all too often, it has been near the top of national rankings for violent crime. those arrested and charged with serious offenses could very well be taken 30 miles outside the city to a location that combines natural beauty with the concrete walls and razor wire of the sprawling modern mega jail. the santa rita jail sits on 113 acres and spans a half mile in width. it currently houses 3,000 male and female inmates. most of whom are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trial or the resolution of their cases. >> come over here for a minute. >> for 19-year-old daniela guzman, that journey has only just begun. this is guzman's first time in jail. she arrived 12 hours ago and has spent most of that time in a holding cell with ten other women. >

♪ >>> surrounded by the foothills outside oakland, california, the santa rita jail can be mistaken foroffice park. if not for the mile and a half or so of razor wire lining its perimeter. >> hey. >> most of the roughly 2,700 male inmates and 300 female inmates are only charged with crimes and are all awaiting trial and the resolution of their cases. >> some people think it's a joke and it's fun, man. this ain't fun. it's not game, it's not a joke, it's real life, and i don't want to be here. >> deputies face new problems and challenges every day. >> stay down. stay down until i leave the room. >> among the most dangerous is when inmates bring their conflicts from the street with them into the jail. >> [ bleep ] trying to keep gang banging. gang banger. >> deputies have just separated two such inmates who got into a brief fist fight. >> you just ran out to see him. >> they are temporarily placed in different cells. but that doesn't stop their taunts. >> that [ bleep ] a real life [ bleep ]. >> i'm on you every time. >> you a [ bleep ]. i swear to god i'll beat your ass right in front of

the mission of santa clara was built in one year, the city built the next year to protect t. ave a long and deep history between san francisco, santa clara, the levi's brand and of course the san francisco 49ers. we're absolutely thrilled to have this announced today. it's a very large amount that's going to help us pay down the cost of the stadium. remember, not one public cent is going into it so that's only possible because of arrangements like this and the great corporate sponsorship stepping forward and we're very excited about the future of the santa clara stadium, now levi's. >> we're going to go ahead and open it up for questions. mr. york. >> some stadiums are having trouble getting money foreign vations. does today's announcement have

now after two years inside the santa rita jail, his trial has gotten under way. et clothes he's allowed to wear in court are a painful reminder of all he's lost. >> these are my work clothes. this is my life. this was what i looked like out on street. this was who i was. the judge in his case has not allowed cameras in the courtroom and holbrook has been advised not to discuss the proceedings, but he is bracing himself. >> i have been preparing mentally for the worst. which is obviously going to prison. but i don't think anybody can truly prepare themselves 100% for what that's going to be like. >> ready? >> every day after court, holbrook returns to his maximum security housing unit. >> to be in a maximum classification house, you have to have some pretty serious charges or an extensive disciplinary history within the jail system. with holbrook being in here, it's his first time but it's a serious charge. so that's why he's placed in here. >> holbrook has been incarcerated for the two years leading up to his trial because he could not make the $3 million bail set

it's for inmates whose lives could be threatened in other parts of the jail. at santa largest percentage of those are gang dropouts. >> any time we get gang dropouts saying they quit the gang for whatever reason, were whether it be politics, caught a charge that wasn't going to put them in good standing with the gang and they're in dropout, we can't put them in general population because they'll be subject to attack. >> it's cold as hell. >>> it is. >> gabriel is in protective custody because he left one of the most notorious gangs, the northerners. >> they like to leave a mark on your face, specifically the cheek, cut you with a razor. it's an identifying mark to let everyone know you're no good. i am not trying to sound like i'm tougher than i am. let me be the one to tell you, i'm not a gangster. i'm trying to get by. i'm a hustler. i'm a product of the ghetto. >> he said he left the gang in part because his status had suddenly become uncertain. >> when i was 18 or 19 i was put in maximum security unit and there was a question mark on my head that i had something to

a 35-foot long panga boat it is now docked at the santa cruz marina. the life guard was suspicious, where he found three men from los angeles and four men from arizona hiding near by. they found 175 bundles of marijuana worth $2.5 million. >> out here it would seem so secluded that it would seem there would be something like this at the coastline. >> reporter: the the easiest way to get to shark tooth's beach is down this pike. you have to walk down rocky terrain and slippery. this beach is secluded but that doesn't mean nobody does it. in fact, there's a crowd here today. the boat had extra large gas tanks. pangas are known in their use for drug smugglings. this was not remote enough. >> i'm glad that it was intercepted. >> reporter: the santa cruz county narcotics agency is investigating. >>> people are camping outside the historic building on austin way an effort to keep it from being sold. in april, the postal service announced plans of selling the building and dozens of other buildings in the area. >>> the inmate was identified as 32-year-old billy

dust on it, the last ingredient right here. santarosa touch, you know? chain gang secrets right here. we had to do it without it, what y'all have on the streets. we make it happen, right here, santa rosa. come on, j.r., christen it, brother. last day, leaving. >> behave out there, because what we're doing in here is getting old, you know what i'm saying? think before you do something. >> and the sad part is, is that he's leaving some good friends behind. but if he gets into trouble again, he's going to come back, get that little behind kick. >> ah! >> oh! >> yeah! >> man! >> tomorrow, i don't really know what's happening. i hope i'm sleeping when they call me, you know what i mean? i won't have much to think about at all. just go. have a cup of coffee, but i probably won't sleep at all. >> coming up -- >> are you ready to go? >> yeah. >> i seen him wave. was that him? >> kevin houck takes the walk towards freedom. >> nice little reception going on here. >> yeah. >> and -- jeffrey flanders ponders a life sentence in prison. >> i won't

it is so serious the santa clara county office of emergency services issued an alert today warning people about the heat. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian is live in san jose where people have been sent to the hospital because of this weather. >> dan, that is very true. that is also why a half million people got a call on their cell phone and on their home phones telling them to stay inside, stay hydrated and also stay calm because power outages were widespread here in the south bay. for the first time ever an automated emergency heat alert went out to all of santa clara

check on the santa rosa commute. the chp issues an advisory. north 101 before todd because of a jack knifed big rig. that right lane shut down in the santa rosa area. woodside road very busy. remains closed because of that massive apartment fire over the weekend. there are detours in place. five minute delay through that detour. the bart strike is over. bart trains resumed service last friday at 3:00. no delays for bart, muni, cal train. that's traffic. now to news. >> time is 6:41. coming up, state treasure r isn't running for office. so why is he in a $2.2 million war. >> what other travelers are dealing with in the wake of the asiana plane crash coming up. >> the market just opened up about 10 minutes ago. a quick look at the early numbers. so far looking good. coming up, an update from financial reporter jason brooks. ,, mom, frank ate the bones. no i didn't. you ate the bones. no, you ate the bones. nobody ate any bones. so, frank didn't eat the bones? no honey, frank did not eat any bones. well he's breathing on me. no i'm not. yes you ar

the visibility at half moon bay is down to four miles. santa rosa and starting to see the low clouds and fog. the marine influence kept you only in 65 degree mode for half moon bay. the highs innd la were 105 in antioch and 104 concord and 103 degrees in livermore. 92 in san jose and santa rosa and middletown halfway between clear leak and calistoga. extreme heat, 115 degrees. ukiah tied its record of 110. excessive heat warnings remain in affect until thursday at 7:00 p.m. could see heat related illnesses as the temperatures will remain on the toasty side. we'll be back to let you noy what it will look like -- let you know what it will like for the fourth of july and if we will break out of the hot spell. dan? >> not soon enough. >>> this hot weather is not just uncomfortable, but it is dangerous. it is so serious the santa clara county office of emergency services issued an alert today warning people about the heat. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian is live in san jose where people have been sent to the hospital because of this weather. >

so i know how important that is. >>> the close management unit as santa rosa correctional institutions inmates from across the state of florida who have proven difficult to manage. anthony bell has been here for the past year. >> it's home for the next 20-something years. >> he was recently placed under observation after correctional officers discovered he had tied a bed sheet around his neck. >> everything is the same, day in and day out. >> now he is back in his cell and says thoughts of his late mother led to his actions. >> this is all i got right here. this is all i got. that day, i was just going, i was going through the emotions that day, you know what i'm saying? i was really down. i was depressed. it is just like i had that voice in my head, like go on and meet your mom, you know what i'm saying. this ain't the place for you. couple days came become to reality. you know what i'm saying? that ain't worth it. it is what it is. she in a better place. you know what i am saying? so go ahead and do you, you know what i'm saying, and try to get back out on the streets, you know what

he is the superintendent of public instruction in santa clara county. ere is the web address for the county office of administration. log on and find out about more of their programs. we'll talk more and wrap this up when we continue. stay with us. ♪ [ roars ] ♪ ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ male announcer ] universal studios summer of survival. ♪ >>> we're talking education here on "comunidad del valle" with the superintendent of public schools in santa clara county:should the message to incoming teachers be if you're not ready to roll up your sleeves, you need not apply? >> yeah. i think that teachers, by large in part, come to work and give us 110%. and that in many cases they are undercompensated for the kind of work that it takes to move that academic agenda. and the reality is, you have to have a core value that puts students first and refuses to accept that some students cannot reach their promise and potential. so teachers are very special people in that regard. having said that, teachers, administrators, folks in private industry, need ongoing and

basin, into the santa barbara area and south of fresno now. you have been watching this through the weekend. it has been l.a. to san diego and now approaching the central coast. in the bay area you saw high clouds in the south. that is ice crystal clouds. but the rain producing clouds are getting closer to us. more moisture moving into the bay area and just enough of it late tomorrow -- about this time tomorrow night and early tuesday a chance of scattered showers and isolated thundershower too. for the morning low clouds here and high clouds over the bay area. and mostly cloudy skies tomorrow night into tuesday. right now it doesn't look like a lot of rain but as the moisture continues to spill in that will be a possibility late tomorrow into early tuesday. 80 in the forecast near san jose mid- to upper-80s south of downtown. mid-80s in fairfield as the winds keep things mild. 63 in san francisco. mid-70s in the north bay. so more moisture and humidity and we'll see if it will give us a chance of showers. that is a possibility late tomorrow an

the bill? >> thank you. santa clara police are vetting a reported rape at a young woman's apartment complex this morning but questions remain in the deepening mystery after a search for a suspect. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is at the apartment complex. amy? >> it caught our attention when application say they are not hooking for anyone. we asked, what does that mean and they said they don't have anything to go on at this point so they do not have anything to look for. they are still here on the scene, though. they are canvassing the area looking for people to talk to, interviewing anyone who heard anything and looking for any evidence they can find. they say they got a call there had been a sexual assault at 4:00 this morning here in santa clara. they say that the call came from a woman, a young adult. it came in that he had a box cutter or a knife but police say they are still investigating. they are being very careful about what they say because the case is just so new. >> we tread lightly on all the assa

the visibility at half moon bay is down to four miles. santa rosa and starting to see the low clouds and fog. the marine influence kept you only in 65 degree mode for half moon bay. the highs innd la were 105 in antioch and 104 concord and 103 degrees in livermore. 92 in san jose and santa rosa and middletown halfway between clear leak and calistoga. extreme heat, 115 degrees. ukiah tied its record of 110. excessive heat warnings remain in affect until thursday at 7:00 p.m. could see heat related illnesses as the temperatures will remain on the toasty side. we'll be back to let you noy what it will look like -- let you know what it will like for the fourth of july and if we will break out of the hot spell. dan? >> not soon enough. >>> this hot weather is not just uncomfortable, but it is dangerous. it is so serious the santa clara county office of emergency services issued an alert today warning people about the heat. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian is live in san jose where people have been sent to the hospital because of this weather. >

highs during this time period will reach 98 to 106 degrees for north bay and the santa cruz mountains live looking at ferry building from our camera we've got a first forecast warm this evening, mild tomorrow and hot again, tomorrow. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00 punishment to the pilot of the oil tanker that side swiped a support tower of the bay bridge. >> then, governor brown calms it historic. education bill changing how money is spent in schools. >> and michael finney is taking your questions and will answer them here live just a little bit later. you can contact him on twitter at m finney. >> and taking a look at the

the visibility at half moon bay is down to four miles. santa rosa and starting to see the low clouds and fog. the marine influence kept you only in 65 degree mode for half moon bay. the highs innd la were 105 in antioch and 104 concord and 103 degrees in livermore. 92 in san jose and santa rosa and middletown halfway between clear leak and calistoga. extreme heat, 115 degrees. ukiah tied its record of 110. excessive heat warnings remain in affect until thursday at 7:00 p.m. could see heat related illnesses as the temperatures will remain on the toasty side. we'll be back to let you noy what it will look like -- let you know what it will like for the fourth of july and if we will break out of the hot spell. dan? >> not soon enough. >>> this hot weather is notjust just uncomfortable, but it is dangerous. it is so serious the santa clara county office of emergency services issued an alert today warning people about the heat. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian is live in san jose where people have been sent to the hospital because of this weathe

the tree hit a santa cruz student. this is a picture of her from her facebook page. stephanie has the story. >> reporter: it wfwas 8:30 in t morning. countless kids inside the dining hall eating breakfast, yards from where a tree suddenly collapsed killing a santa cruz senior. >> it's a scary incident. >> reporter: this was the second year in a row caroline hastings set her daughter juliette to the camp. the wait for information from the camp excruciating. >> one of the happiest times of summer, for something like to this happen is frightening to children. so without injuries, we wonder, you know, how are the kids scared? do they want to come home? >> reporter: it hurt four other women. by evening two were on their way back and two others recovering. not long before the news spread to a neighboring camp where the sheriff is this week with his family. >> that just floored everybody, and just kept us floored. >> reporter: so he walked a few miles. out of breathe he said it was vital to lend support. >> our hearts and prayers are out to even, but literally from what we c

the city council rejected plans for a club on south 2nd near the santa fe neighborhood. 20 residents spoke out against the club out of fear that it would increase crime and drug use. the owner contends that the building is hidden from the neighbors and 2,000' from the nearest school and has lost $200,000 on the project so far. >> today the battle over energy drinks heads to capitol hill. a senate committee wants to know if it poses a health risk to kids. a panel of doctors and nutrition experts question executives from rockstar, monster, and red bull. opponents claim the caffeine is harmful to a child's growing body. this year, san francisco city attorney filed a lawsuit against monster over the safety of its drinks. the company maintains the drinks are safe. >> a surfer in hawaii is talking about the run in with a shark that last his leg torn up and the surfboard with a big bite. the shark was in the murky waters duringnesscy and the man learned the hard way getting in the water before a storm can be a bad idea. >> i was on the board and a tiger shark came right next to my leg and it

this weekend compared to average but nothing like the 100 in los gatos and mid-to-upper 90's for the santalley and up the peninsula, we are stuck in the 80's. low 70's along the coast and 80's in downtown and south san francisco and 85 in sausalito and upper 90's to near 100 throughout the not bay valley with low 70's and we will have mid-to-upper 80's around berkeley and newark and everyone else in the throw hid -- in the low-to-mid 90's. a lost air conditioning are still running because of the extra humidity keeping the heat up in the east bay valley. low clouds are hugging the coast tonight at 58 in san francisco and the rest of us are in the 70's and a few 70's hacking -- hanging on. the triple digits hold through independence day on day seven but in the 80's around the bay and 60's at the coast and the cooler weather flushes all the way inland by saturday and sunday with temperatures closer to average. be careful today and have a good one. we will re-cap the day's other top stories this is one of the few times we have seen cell 7 driving at highway speed and it looks like dick is on t

good on concord. . >>> good morning, lots of low clouds, and 60s and 70s and 80s, muggy towards the santaa valley. >>> here is a quick look at some of the top stories, the captain is in custody after abbas czar boat -- a before bazaar boat chase, they first spotted it without flags or markings, right near the area this morning. the coast guard arrested the captain when he refused to allow anybody to board his board. on the san mateo bridge, it happened back in may, the wife of a limo driver spoke to the mercury news. she claims she turned up the music in the limo so his passengers could not hear him arcing with her. >> they are warning pedestrians, stay off that overpass. >>> the shooting that killed a else angels president starts today. jeffery was shot in sparks nevada. gonzalez is the president of one of the chapters nicaragua. >>> service has been restored to some people in panola after a 12-inch water-main break. they got a call after 530 last night. crews were immediately sent to the area and they said they took crews until midnight to repair that break. they sent several pictures a

cruz at 70 with the sunshine and the rest of the santa clara valley mid-to-upper 70's. mid-70's for most neighbors and san mateo north and mid-to-upper 60. the warm pot is half moon bay. and sauce sleet at 67. and mid-70's for most of the north bay valley and near 60 at the beaches. loan the east bay shore like yesterday, berkeley and oakland in the upper 60's because of late sunshine and everyone else in the low-to-mid 70's and inland low to mid-80's but nothing too uncomfortable. as we were what up the set with the blue jays very nice day but take your sunscreen at 63 at 12:35. 69 at 3:30. today is warmer than yesterday but we will drop down on thursday and add two to four degrees on friday and hold steady on friday and closer to average on sunday, monday, and tuesday. >> in hayward, we have construction that will be lasting until 5:00 a.m. this morning and it is blocking almost all of the lanes, southbound, along 880 the between 238 to a street we will see crews and make sure you slow for the cone zones. 580 from tracy to dublin is 24 minutes. highway 4 from antio

the santa clara county health department sent out it's own message about the heat. >> excessively highperatures are continuing throughout santa clara county are expected to last throughout the fourth of july holl you day. >> reporter: many couldn't stand the heat, they went to see a movie. >> a lot nicer in there. >> reporter: the county health department recording people got on their phones, recommend people go watch a movie to escape the heat. that's what people did tonight. live in campbell, george kiriyama, nbc bay area news. >>> he was going real fast, he came right around and ran over the top of our boat. >> he wasn't paying attention. >> they lost their daughter that day. a leading cause of boater deaths in california. we investigate why there are no rules requiring boater education and what's being done about it. >> reporter: a mudslide closes i-80, find out when it will be opening up again. >>> is it too thrilling for the south bay? what forced great america to close its much hyped roller coaster and what's being changed hopefully in time for the holiday. >>> a former violinis

the inland valley, south bay and the santa cruz mountains. temperatures could easily or will be topping 100 degrees especially out toward the inland valleys. right now i'm tracking some moisture to our south down toward southern california. we could have a few high clouds approaching the area by this time tomorrow. so it could feel a bit muggy out there. right now the only moisture we have is in the way of fog. patchy dense fog will be in our forecast first thing tomorrow morning right near the immediate coastline. as far as current numbers they're in the mid-70s inland. still pretty warm here. livermore 74. san francisco downtown checking in 61 degrees. the sunset mostly clear sky over the bay. as i mentioned fog developing right now near parts of the immediate shoreline. that fog can be locally dense. temperatures to start out the day on the mild side. mid-50s to the mid-60s. today we cool things off a bit with that stronger offshore breeze. as a result everybody warms up a good three to 6 degrees from today's high. high pressure still the m

. >>> the santa cruz city council meets behind closed-doors later today, reconsidering a controversial claim. they will take a second look at paying for the property damage from the manhunt of a heavily armed man who had just killed two police officers. the owners of the doyle apartment building filed claims after the shootout damaged their building. earlier their claim of almost $5,000 was rejected. >>> a 16-year-old boy is arrested by morgan hill police. he is accused of raping an intoxicated 40-year-old woman friday night. police say hours before the attack a cab driver needed help getting the woman into her home and asked for help from the boy and his mother passing by. police believe the boy went back to the house later to attack the woman, then went back again with two friends to burglarize their home. police say the victim's stolen items were found in the teenaged boy's home. >>> facebook staff and copies are mourning the ted of joseph disimone. he died yesterday morning after being involved in a motorcycle accident. there are no further details about the crash. he joined facebo

>>> life at the santa rosa correctional institution in florida is marked by instances of sheer terrorg spells of sheer monotony. as any one of the inmate kitchen workers can attest to. >> wash about 1,300 of these things twice a day. it gets old. 1,402, see. >> we are making 2,700 biscuits a day to feed the compound. i use 6 to 12 biscuits every time i make them, if i'm hungry. >> i actually work in the pot room, but every day the boss says he calls me up here to work on the line because he needs help. >> kitchen work has proven beneficial for 21-year-old colin mccaffrey, who's serving 15 months for robbery. >> i enjoy it. it's not bad. you eat well. it's a job. it makes the time go by fast, yeah. i haven't worked this hard in a long time. it is the longest i ever kept a job, seriously. i've got a lot of good people looking out for me. you think sometimes they're going to put down on a young person, but it's not like that. they'd rather look out for me. >> one of those friends is biscuit maker, jason piersol. >> he is kind of scared. i'm his war daddy. >> exactly. i'm horribly frighte

the large operation is just wrapping up, deep within henry state park in santa clara county. that's where robert joins us. >> reporter: we are near the state park entrance. we have been with drug enforcement teams all day as they broke up that illegal marijuana grow operation that had been here for months, deep in the heart of the park. a helicopter carrying out 500- pound loads of marijuana plants made for a strange sight at henry coast state park today. they swept in an an illegal marijuana growing operation and officers say they came away with about 10,000 plants. starting at around 4 in the morning, about 50 officers and two k-9 units spent hours hiking into a steep hillside where the field was being cultivated on park land, while stealing water from a rancher's lake. the rancher told us he tipped off law enforcement about two weeks ago when he approached the field and heard a gunshot. >> i don't know if it was a warning shot or not, but it was scary. >> reporter: the team of officers, including swat members, approached the field consciously. >> the word to many of these g

i'm sure the santa cruz coastline will get in on the sunshine.going to get thicker as nights and morning build in. tonight, tomorrow, could have some areas of thick fog. tropical clouds staying in california. i think i will come back to visit california, it says, and will do it for five, six days. it won't be as strong as the one we had a couple of weeks ago. the main days will be friday through sunday. 9os to 100s, to clearlake and ukiah. 71 for santa rosa. 75, san jose. so 60s for others. including oakland at 65, hayward at 66. 88 in reno. 80 in tahoe. it's hot up in the mountains. obviously hot in the desert. the high builds back in. and the heat is building toward us. a lot of fog on the coast. again, it's getting shallower and shallower. we'll say fog instead of low clouds. sunny, warmer for most. but sunshine for many that didn't see it there for a couple of days. temperatures 60s to 90s. they will continue to ratchet up here over the next few days away from the coast. the hottest temperatures will be inland. i don't think the coast and bay

magazine as america's third most dangerous city due to crime. 30 miles outside the city is the enormous santaita jail. it is where anyone arrested and charged with a serious offense might very well find themselves on an extended stay. the majority of the 3,000 men and women incarcerated here are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trial or the resolution of their cases. some are convicted and serving short sentences or awaiting transfer to state prison such as the case for phillip wheat. once an aspiring rapper who was recently convicted of murder. >> look around me. how did i go from five star hotels, room service to an 8 by 10 cell. people's bathrooms at home is bigger than where i'm living. >> i don't want. ♪ i don't want to die like this ♪ ♪ i don't want to cry like this ♪ ♪ tell me why i am like this >> after serving a six year prison sentence in indiana for drug dealing white moved to indiana for a fresh start and made inroads in the rap scene. >> ♪ wish i was in school again with no books and backpacks ♪ >> but you his dreams of star dom ended after he fatally stabbed his 44-year

the student at uc santa cruz and nannit miranda is live with what went wrong here. nannit? >> well, a terrible accident behind me a cord tg a letter sent to parents from the director a tree fell outside of the dining room. there were fears because kids were inside of the building and no children were hurt. investigators believe the tree was weak from disease. the executive director confirms a group after dult staffers were hit bit tree and one died. it was her second year here at the camp. a counselor at the first year, art teacher this year. the kids were taken away for other activities. >> kept them away from the area, what what i can tell, i don't know the camp. it doesn't appear to be an area where there would be a lot of traffic. again, it's unclear how much kids were here but there could be 300 at the camp for one to three week sessions. with more than 100 staff members, grief counselors are available to anyone who needs it. you can see we believe that is the area where the tree fell out side. it's now up to parents to decide whether they want to keep their kids here o

they downgraded the company's credit rating to junk. earlier this year a santa clara county official warned them they were in breech of contract because they did not meet the required response times but the company has since improved. rural metro has maintained it is committed to serving the county's residence. i reached out to rural metro management but i a still waiting for a response from them. reporting live from san jose janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a home in rodeo is off limits after a car crashed into the side of the house. the police chased a nissan when the car ran into the garage and landed upside down. he was later transported to the hospital with minor injuries. he was wanted in connection to a domestic violence case. >>> the u.s. coast guard came to the rescue of two people who decided to take a night swim in the san francisco bay. last night the coast guard station in san francisco learned the two left aquatic park to swim to alcatraz. rescue teams found the two swimmers near alcatraz a short time later. >>> let's send it over to sal

the mid-50s. same deal towards santa rosa. san francisco 50 degrees. san jose 56. cast near the coast, around the bay and partly cloudy skies well inland, fairfield and antioch. here is an update, the tropical storm, and the latest update, winds at 60 miles per hour. closing in on hilo. here is the forecast track as we take this into monday morning, between the big island and maui. you can see the track throughout the day. tomorrow and into tuesday. rainfall in general, this is the primary concern, 5-10 inches. isolatedments in the slopes of maui and the big island. flash flooding. that will be the concern into monday and tuesday. back here in the bay area. we have this, tomorrow morning, areas of fog as you would expect in july. 7:00, 57 degrees. lunchtime we should have coastal fog, temperatures recover but still chilly for the beaches. inland, partly cloudy skies throughout the afternoon, there is the temperature range. patchy fog for the shoreline into monday afternoon. no big changes for tomorrow, temperatures for afternoon highs 60 in pacifica, oakland upper

the university of california. kpix 5's len ramirez is live at santa clara university. napolitano's alma mater, len. >> reporter: that's right. janet napolitano will be the first head of the university of california system and that may be something that she is already used to. she's already in the history books here at her alma mater santa clara university. >>> reporter: before she was elected as governor of arizona, before becoming the head of the u.s. department of homeland security, janet napolitano was a student at santa clara university. >> she was top 1% of all the students i have had since then. >> reporter: and she made an impression on her political science professor in 1979. >> very, very intelligent, but at the same time, didn't show off her intelligence. she was very popular with the other students and they elected her the first female valedictorian. >> reporter: napolitano will now be the first female head of the university of california in its 145-year history. >> it's an outside the box choice. you get someone with a fresh perspective, with an outsider's p

with questions is asking to call the police department. >>> here joining us with the response from the santa cruz city council, janine? >> reporter: we are here on doyle street and this is where that gun battle took place between law enforcement and the man who shot two santa cruz police officers with two santa cruz officers and you can see what appears to be a bullet hold on these masonry pillars and the property owner wants to be reimbursed from the damage caused that day. according to a claim, her 5 unit office was shot on figure 26th. -- february 26th. police were chasing him because he had chased down officer elizabeth butler earlier that day and she applauds them in catching the suspects but bullets damaged her garage doors, the property inside fences doors annuals. she was -- and walls. she was also left to clean up remains of him and she wants the city to reimburse her. according to the santa cruz sentinal, they decided to deny it and they did not create emergency circumstances it was just protecting the public am but in the meantime, he has also filed a complaint against the county

the this morning we've got come clearing about santa rosa dropping to 43 degrees, 56 and mostly clear in san jose. the sea breeze not quite as strong, in fairfield yesterday it was close to 25 mile-per-hour. what we're going to get today, sfrab out to coast, not must change for you. inland you see the sunshine, especially the tri-valley area south of san jose today. 80s to a few low 90s inland. and 65 san francisco, 72 in oakland and a little bit of a cool down coming nup the seven-day forecast. we'll a look at that later. >>> we'll start with a developing story in the south bay where the police are looking for a support in the 27th merchandise. the city happened near the corner of state and archer street. police say a man who appeared to be in his 30s was talking with someone on the sidewalk when he was shot just before 10:00 last night. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. police say witnesses heard multiple gun shots but there are no suspects and no motive in this case. it's the 2nd homicide this week. in san francisco the investigation continues today into why a gunman opened f

back to the desk. >>> breaking news in santa cruz. e have found a body near the san lorenzo river. ktvu's janine de la vega is there. you were there when the activity began. what are they saying about the investigation, janine? >> reporter: well, they are being quiet and giving some limited information. i'm at so cal and river street. police have blocked off this road right here so people cannot make a right-hand turn so they can conduct their investigation. they've roped off an area that's down towards the san lorenzo river. the coroner has been called. let's go to video where you can see some more action. police were called here at about 6:45. again officers are being tight- lipped. but a detective did confirm that a body was discovered in the brush. it's unknown if the person died of natural causes or if this is a homicide. this whole area is frequented by homeless people. there are encampments down there. we did hear a lot of buzz from homeless people. there were several people distraught, claiming they knew the man who died. there