no more shelter in place orders here in vallejo. and we don't smell anything from where we're standing here in downtown vallejo. so it does appear to be dissipating. here's what we know about the investigation. the source of this smell is not within the city limits of vallejo, although that's where most people experience symptoms and reported smelling it. also, the fire department's gas monitors are all registering safe levels at this hour and they have been throughout the night. but still a mystery. the coast guard plans to continue to investigate reports this morning of an oil sheen stretching from san pablo bay to the carquinez strait. it is unclear if that may be the source of the smell. it has sent dozens of people to the emergency room here in vallejo last night complaining about the heavy smell of gas or diesel making them sick. >> it was sickening. they had people coming in with the masks, grabbing masks as soon as they got in. they had some started gagging and one lady was throwing up. >> reporter: some people complain that

from vallejo canceled. and we got word that 6:30 vallejo departure was delayed.o detail on wren they take off. alameda and oakland departures to the san francisco ferry building are operating on reduced capacity. we talked to them yesterday and they had a vessel out for maintenance and they have had mechanical issues on top of that. trying to get to bottom of it. tough day from the central valley. we have wet pavement for the fess time in a long time and we will look at that at 6:38. >> now, the new developments in vallejo shelter-in-place has finally been lit after a bad smell sent people to the hospital. all the investigation into the cause of all of this is just going right now, and our news reporter is in vallejo with more on the effort about get underway. all the smell is gone. we do not smell anything. the tax new is turning to the san pablo bay, this is where officials are going to start looking so they can figure out what was the smell, where did it come from, there is a mysterious sheen on bay what officials want on get a closer look at. last night they

, nas eighted. >> dozens of dozens of residents ill in vallejo. hundreds calling 911 after a mysterious odor sweeps through town. we're live with the story. >>> arrested in as adds accused of very serious crimes against children in the bay area. >>> we'll tell you about the major changes coming to mission peak. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> good wednesday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. we want to get you started with your weather forecast because it is finally cooling down a little bit. >> yes. you might be surprised to know we have showers on the radar. subtropical moisture has made its way into the bay area. i want to show you the radar. there it is, the green showing up. look how much there is. that's in the middle part of the atmosphere. a lot of that is not reaching the ground. it looks more impressive than it actually is. keep in mind south bay, east bay commuters, you may have to use those windshield wipers. maybe a few sprinkles, not going to amount to much. temp

it is not a source here in vallejo. >> it was the southern part of vallejo most impacted. the beverly hills park and glen cove park neighborhood. there is a sheen on the san pablo bay and the coast guard got calls on it and they found it. they do not know what it is. or in it is to blame for the smell. they will investigate that. at first light. a busy day ahead for official trying to figure out the smell. residents, expect it to go back to normal. >>> new details on tesla's at to pilot feature taking steps today to make it safer. >> it is revealing this was a flaw that left them vulnerable to hackers. matt? >> good morning, big news for tesla. >> the to pilot is schedule to get an ungrade in there are no last meant issues. c.e.o. elon musk said this upgrade will make teases that vehicles the safest on the road by far. the "los angeles times" reports the new autopilot relies on radar not only cameras to help see what is going on around it and better avoid crashes. it comes after a man was killed while using autopilot driving a tesla model "s" in florida. this is video show

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vallejo activated its emergency command center? >> reporter: partially activated and also recommended to shelter in place. good morning, chris and sam. the latest from the vallejo fire department, they had gas monitors in place in the southern part of the city where this odor was emanating from. those monitors continue to report safe readings. the city is working with pg&e to see if there was pass some sort of natural gas leak. there's also report from the coast guard. they received a call around 8:00 from a ferry saying they sensed a strong smell of oil and had seen a sheen in the waters off rodeo and vallejo. the coast guard did send a chopper up but weren't able to find a sheen. they will be going up later this morning to see, once the sun comes up, if they have a better shop. as i mentioned, the city of vallejo recommended a shelter in place. it is a recommendation advising residents to stay inside, close the windows, turn off the ac, especially if you have immune or respiratory issues. this was issued overnight, in the evening

no more shelter in place orders here in vallejo.smell anything from where we're standing here in downtown vallejo. so it does appear to be dissipating. here's what we know about the investigation. the source of this smell is not within the city limits of vallejo, although that's where most people experience symptoms and reported smelling it. also, the fire department's gas monitors are all registering safe levels at this hour and they have been throughout the night. but still a mystery. the coast guard plans to continue to investigate reports this morning of an

that was off the waters of rodeo and vallejo. with word they might be lifting this recommended shelter in place, it's possible the smell has blown away. this was something in the southern part of the city. live in vallejo, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. 6:04. a developing story out of north carolina where protests erupted after police shot and killed a black man. many people there were chanting and holding signs, some even throwing objects at police. as a result up to seven officers and a civilian were all taken to the hospital for treatment overnight. authorities say the officers were searching for a suspect with an outstanding warrant when they say they saw a man with a gun get out of a car. his relatives insist he was in a car reading a book waiting for his child to get out of school. the man identified as keith lamont scott did not appear to be the man wanted in the ch is warrant. >>> a san francisco camp counselor is accused of molesting three young campers during field trips. he was arrested in ariz

. >> our top story today is a spelly messy mystery in vallejo. a strange odor permeated the neighbors prompting hundreds of calls. dozens were sickened. several had continue hospitalized. >> i am natasha zouves. kristen sze is here later today. i will show you video from sky 7. this is san pablo bay. in the last hour the coast guard confirm they found an oil shine. the question is, is that the source of the smell? amy hollyfield is at the vallejo ferry terminal. amy? >> yes, there is no smell right now. while investigators are studying the sheen on the water, city leaders are getting a lot calls from people in vallejo wondering what the smell was and is life normal today? they say, yes, school is in session. can you leave your house. but this was an unexpected service shut down, ferry service. >> you will make the next bus. >> not what ferry riders wanted to hear. they could not believe why. never dreaming a rotten smell could lead to ferry service being canceled. >>ish stated but it is what it is. >> they were irritated by a smell that forced pe

abc7 news. >> dan: want to update the breaking news from vallejo. neighbors told to shelter in place because of a strong, unknown odor in the air. here is the latest information from firefighters. vfd found due to wind and conditions the cause is not from within vallejo. the question is what is it? it has forced people to shelter in place as they try to ascertain what the odor is and if there is any danger. >>> moving on, senator elizabeth warren did not hold back. the ceo testified before the senate banking committee. he apologized that thousands employees created fake accounts for their customers to meet sales goals. 350 employees were fired. >> you squeezed your employees to the breaking point so they would cheat customers and you could drive up the value of your shock and put hundreds of millions of dollars in your own pocket. >> dan: wells far gee agreed to pay a $185 million fine. let's talk about the weather. sandhya patel is here. a little cooler tonight, but i guess that will change. >> sandhya: it is indeed, dan. we are going up and down.

a mysterious.and strong odor impacting hundreds of homes in the vallejo area. i'm steve aveson. >> pam:and i'm pam moore. a shelter-in-place has been in effect since 8:00 as firefighters and p-g-and e crews try to track down where this gas-like odor is coming from. people are being told.if you smell it, stay inside and close your windows. >> steve:our phones have been ringing off the hook with people reporting the strong smell. one woman says the odor is making her grandchildren sick. >> pam:kron4's alecia reid just got to the scene. she's live tonight.alecia, what are people telling you? >>alecia: evening of a coast guard confirms there are investigating near this coast guard station and will record tonight is not clear if that is connected to the small or the aura of gas people are smiling tonight we of heard recently that confirmed the number of people up and taken to hospital concern that the sutter's making their eyes burn and on the brief some folks started smelling of 4:00. others say it smells like the chemical or petroleum base now can't it there are a

the vallejo fire department says that if there is a smell coming into vallejo it is coming from outside of vallejo and they do not believe that the smell originated here, but again, they do not know what is causing it. the u. s. coast guard will try to find the only seen in the water and try to detect whether the smell came from there but at this point they have no clue. >> mysterious, but at least it is cleared up. live in vallejo, thank you. >>> your time now is 6:05 am. >>> riots erupting and charlotte, north carolina after the police shot and killed an african-american man that they said was posing a threat. >> they said hands up, he's got a gun, he's got a gun, pow- pow.>> at least 12 police officers were injured and clashing with the protesters, damaging police cars and eight television news ban. -- and the television news ban -- van.>> oakland police looking into the death of a two- year-old boy on the oakland streets last night, jeremiah and his mother were visiting friends at 2:00 yesterday afternoon, and witnesses say the little boy chased the ball into the street at 35th stre

abc7 news. >> dan: want to update the breaking news from vallejo. neighbors told to shelter in place because of a strong, unknown odor in the air. here is the latest information from firefighters. vfd found due to wind and conditions the cse is not from within vallejo. the question is what is it? it has forced people to shelter in place as they try to asc odor is and if there is any danger. >>> moving on, senator elizabeth warren did not hold back. the ceo testified before the senate banking committee. he apologized that thousands employees created fake accounts for their customers to meet sales goals. 350 employees were fired. >> you squeezed your employees to the breaking point so they would cheat customers and you could drive up the value of yo shock and put hundreds of millions of dollars in your own pket. >> dan: well $185 million fine. let's talk about the weather. sandhya patel is here. a little cooler tonight, but i guess that will change. >> sandhya: it is indeed, dan. we are going up and down. it is not a mini rollercoaster ride. it is big

followinbg breaking news in vallejo. a mysterious odor has people checking into the hospital -- while the coast guard, pge -- and refinaries are >>> we're following breaking news. serious odor has people checking into the hospital while÷ú pg&e e scrambling and the guards are looking for answers. thanks for being with hus. >> so what's the smell and÷ú ist dangerous at this hour lots of questions and concerning. here is more. you actually smell it? >>si cannot smell it. i'm told that it is dissipating. earlier tonight about 600 people called 9 is 1 to reportu! some sort of strange order in the self. they're trying to figure out if that has anything this. take a look at the video right now. this is a look from earlier tonight, again, more than 600 calls came in led to a shelterv in place, much of the people went into the hospital. immediately sentencing out the fire department, pg&e, what is in the airç that's making everybody call in with a smell they're reporting natural gas smell. they went out with the airu! fo rs and

thousands of people had to "shelter in place" last night when a strong gas odor enveloped vallejo. >> what if this stuff is really toxic and we find out later that it's going to affect us? >> reporter: around 1,000 calls came into 911 dispatch starting just after 7 p.m. >> call the police and they told me to evacuate the city or go into shelter. >> reporter: hundreds of people went to the hospital complaining of nausea and trouble breathing. >> smell was horrible. >> reporter: at around the same time the smell was reported, a ferry spotted ashen in the water stretching from san pablo bay to the carquinez strait. the coast guard sent up its chopper this morning to investigate and several early vallejo ferries were canceled so the boats wouldn't spread the sheen leaving commuters in long lines for buses. >> my boss is pretty flexible, so i think it will be okay. >> reporter: now the coast guard is testing the water to see if they can figure out what it is and how it might be connected to last night's gassy odor but the fire department says there's no danger to the public. >> we have fou

in vallejo, christin ayers, kpix 5. >> the vallejo fire department says they are keeping a close eye on gas levels across the city. for now, the "shelter in place" advisory is in effect. >>> another student has come forward to say she was raped making her the fifth victim at uc-berkeley in the last 10 days allegedly assaulted last saturday in a dorm. police were already looking into a reported rape in a dorm last sunday. a 25-year-old man was arrested in that case. on that same night three people said that they were assaulted during a block party at berkeley's greek theater. two of those victims were cal students. >>> city officials in charlotte are calling for calm after a fatal police shooting sparked protests overnight leaving at least 12 officers injured. relatives of case lamont scott say he was shot by officers while reading a book in his car but police say scott had a gun. hena daniels has the story. >>> reporter: protestors in charlotte brought traffic along this interstate to a standstill overnight. some took items from a truck and set them on fire. the scene played out hour

>> some people even have trouble breathing as a terrible odor spread into the city of vallejo. as the effects linger the coast guard is investigating whether the source is an oily fuel spill nearby. good evening. i'm kristein sze. >> and i'm dan ashley. >> crews are business cleaning up two oil sheens in san pablo bail. the first a mile long and 40 yards wide interrupted ferry service between vallejo and san francisco. a worker at the phillips 66 refinery in rodeo spotted the second sheen this morning surrounding a tanker. teams from bay cooper and the stat fish and wildlife department are now on the scene. >> there's a lot of sensitive wetland communities in that area. we want to make sure the areas around point san pablo and point pinoell and wetlands aren't indated. >> this map shows you the areas impacted by the foul stench which made some people sick sending them to the hospital, in kt if a. for more on this let's go to nbcp news reporter vic lee live at the vallejo marina. vic? >> dan, as you said at this hour the source of that older is still a mystery. all we know is th

he came to this place because he has known associates and that he is not from vallejo. back to you. >>> we first told you about this overnight standoff in the arrest with our mobile app. we sent out a push alert at 5 am. if you did not get it, maybe you do not have the app and you should get it. it is free answer best way to get breaking news weather and traffic on the go. >>> a quick update on weather and traffic. robin winston is tracking you're right. >>> let's check in with your neighborhood. we will start with the east bay shoreline. temperatures will be anywhere between the upper 70s and upper 80s. fremont, 88. over the east bay hells, the 90s and upper 90s are hiding here. not impossible to see some folks top off at near 100. 91 for cupertino. as we head through the south bay, ratings, 90 around san jose. in the peninsula, san francisco, 75. 74 for golden gate park. along san mateo, lower 70s. tomorrow we will be corrected on that. mid-80s for the bayside. in the north bay, lower 90s for petaluma. stinson beach may top out near 80s. 94 for napa vacaville at 97. i

morning fog reconditions and 64 in a bottle 67 vallejo. and then 78 livermore temperatures down for inland locations another 57 degrees we keep seeing inland temperatures dropping into tomorrow it will be the same. we see wind speeds in the afternoon we see the light wind speeds by the afternoon gusting up to 16 mi. an hour gusting up to 25 in nevada 17 and have inveigh a larger system to the north and closer look at what we're dealing with in san francisco clubs moved in. >> britteny: early cloud starts in the day tomorrow. inland 56 and then by noon mostly sunny for the coast 57 in the bay 64 inland locations it will be a mild lunch hour by noon 68 degrees and then in the afternoon goes spots will stay in the low 70's even places like antioch livermore. the sixties mar 0 in san francisco mission district a little warmer at 64. 60 pacifica 75 cerros a 70 petaluma 75 the napa 71 the high end of the shot and 74 caulker. close to san ramon 6776 in livermore. 66 union city and san jose high maroc 70 degrees. >> reporter: 74 engineers parlay a

new developments tonight in that kidnapping case from vallejo. the man responsible, you are looking at him here. pled guilty. disbarred attorney matthew muller broke no a couple's home and kidnapped a woman, denise huskins. police initially accused the victims of making it up. we have live coverage, first, reactions from the victim's attorney. >> reporter: waiment, first henry -- wait a minute, first henny has been following the case. >> reporter: the cameras were not loid in court as matthew muller acknowledged that he was mentally ill and taking many medicationings but the judge found that he was voluntarily admitting his guilt. the attorney said he will ask for less time. >> matthew muller wanted to resolve the case he did not want to have a trial where denise huskins would testify. he wanted to show that he was accepting responsibility.

for 59 degrees 71 vallejo 63 nevada mid-60's said rosa 71 livermore 70 degrees in san jose. only wake up a close schools are to the morning mid-50s for most of the region low 50s and rosa and all fours on as we head into the afternoon where mainly going to see temperatures in the '60s and '70s. sinai livermore and then 78 antioch. cooling trend is on the way over the next two days we start to recover into a week and and to next week. a closer look in another 10 minutes. >> pam: hundreds of people are reporting a small gas. all unfolding in lessening minutes of the disease and all but mysterious older. >> grant: the smell something close windows your home. and if you have the air-conditioning unit produce oriented in the air outside. shelter in place to neighborhoods listed on the masks sell these portion of vallejo and beverly hills park: code neighborhood the e.c. right there overwhelming and firefighters have more than 500 calls from people reporting. but not heard back and right now or understanding is the cruiser richmond find a source of this apparent leak happening in

in vallejo, john ramos, kpix 5. [chuckling] >>> 40 days until the election. coming up in our next half- hour, witnesses say it was going full force. the packed commuter train barrels into a new jersey station in the middle of rush hour. the search to find out what went wrong. and the safety feature that may have made a difference. >> california's plan for millions of workers who don't have a 401(k). how state-run retirement help you and why critics say it's a bad deal. ,, this morning. >>> one person was killed when a train crashed into a busy train station in hoboken, new jersey this morning. more than 100 people were hurt. jamie yuccas tells us investigators are now analyzing the data recorder. >> reporter: a packed commuter train barreled into the hoboken station after it smashed through a barrier during the height of morning rush hour. >> the horrendous, horrendous exploding noise and concrete dust, electrical wires, and the train flying into the depot. >> reporter: the crash caused part of the roof to collapse on to the first car, where david was standin

. >> more on the oil sheen in vallejo vallejo. it began with an odor that caused hundreds of people to call the emergency lines and oil sheen caused big problems for ferry commuters. laura anthony has been following the story all day long and joins us now. >> reporter: hi larry, we're starting to get information from the coast guard and phillips 66. there's still no clear indication that the odor last night and today's two oil sheens are related but let's show you what's going on right behind me here. this is the process of trying to contain at least oil s around a ship that is berthed here at phillips 66 refinery. again, we're not sure at this point if the sheen that they are trying to contain here is somehow related to the odor that people experienced last night in vallejo. >> though now officially connected the miss fry oil and two oil sheens plaguing vallejo and san pablo bay may be linked to this ship a tanker bertd atterminal. the mystery started last night when people in the southern part of val complain of an odd odor. >>

. >> pam: 21 years old when she was shot and killed leaving her home in vallejo packing 2015 headwork the salon of county sheriff's department was arrested mclane and now mundane the second suspect as well or they are still looking for his name is richard hill. >> steve: l concern over lead contamination from alicia casings that caused the closure of a decade old gun range and the east bay today. a popular gun range close down monday. the frequented for several decades the decision made by the park district and over environmental concerns saying they couldn't pay for possible contamination concern for public. >> reporter: police say several vehicles or installed as well. his teammates from james logan high school that the scene early sunday morning. the youngest of six kids and an uncle the six nieces and nephews damn it played out televisual our moral still sits. >> reporter: a nice day to end the holiday weekend announced time to get back to work and school. honey nut cheerios get their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like real delicious honey, and real oats. ok that's stil

abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman is live in vallejo where both sides, way, have one wish in common. >> reporter: that one wish would be to see the results of a new environmental impact study. the developer says once they see it, residents will no longer be concerned. residents, meantime, say show us. it is a vallejo landmark with more than a century of history, and for the most controversially. >> this is a scam. that's what this is. >> reporter: these remains of what used to be the general mills flour plant are not much to look at. an old wharf and mill along southern valuingia. if a verl succeeds this would become a modern wharf hand home to a cement factory, but four years after the proposal it remains mired in red tape with fewer supporters than ever. >> we don't need any more port space. we have present of ports and we need that land repurposed for something other than ports. >> reporter: today an endorsement was picked up from the sierra club. they are worried about increased air pollution from cement dust and from the trucks using one road through this neighborhood every day.

she was telling us about the vallejo ferry. let's head over from wind that transit situation. >> fairies, i love she got this out before, but they are running again for a while they weren't. and for a while people were being put on buses heading to the city. and that means that they have to be on interstate 80 and that slow commute heading out to the macarthur maze which is very slow at this time. and in fact, when you get to the maze, let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. and, at the toll plaza, it doesn't appear to be moving that well. so once you get out to the bridge, another 10 minutes into the city. some people may be crossing that, there is a line there and, we are seeing a lot of so traffic. and as promised, we are looking at your commute, and 101 is solid. and, although it's mountain dew there really isn't a break. 280 is not much better. and seven -- view there, isn't a break. 280 is not much better. and, we can go back to steve with the weather. >> we do have a lot going on here. tropical clouds and a cold

the crews did not pick up anything unusual for the gas levels in the area, and vallejo has activated the emergency operations center as they call for the people to shelter in place, and the fire department said earlier in the morning that the smell had dissipated, and gas monitoring showing the air quality is safe. we will bring you a live report coming up at 5:30 am. >>> last night the walnut city council passing a resolution for prop 64 that would legalize recreational marijuana in california, and we take a close look at the controversial issue. >> reporter: the walnut creek police chief urging the city council to oppose prop 64's and saying that in areas where they have legalized pot there was an impact on the public safety. back there have been increases in accidents, traffic collisions involving major injuries and fatalities, and i would hate to see that occurred here.>> reporter: at the meeting last night the city council members share the concerns about the impact on young people, crime rates and cultivation, and in the end the council voted 4-1 in favor of the resolution, but

the man arrested for a kidnapping in vallejo that made national headlines...is expected to plead guilty. matthew muller was arrested for assaulting denise huskins and her boyfriend aaron quinn... last march at their mare island home. after the assault... muller allegedly raped huskins and held her for ransom before releasing her two days later. vallejo police accused the couple of faking the kidnapping. but weeks later... muller was arrested after a home invasion in dublin... and police linked him to the vallejo kidnapping. tomorrow... he is expected to enter a guilty plea. quinn and huskins are currently suing vallejo police for the handling of their case. antioch police are combing the streets looking for a missing teenager. officers say, 15-year-old naomi lomax has been missing for 11- days. she was last seen september 17th. at about 7- in the morning, along 4400- wolf way near deerfiled park. lomax is described as being 5- feet- 3 inches tall mixed- race, with curly hair that is dyed red and about 120- pounds. she was last seen wearing black pants, black s

a major hotspots the better news for the vallejo ferry. it is moving once again. we've had delays throughout the morning commute because crews had to investigate this sheen on the bay. here's a live view from sky 7. we had a number of cancellations during the 5:00 our and the 7:00 hour. but the gates are open and the fairies are on the move. you no longer have to worry about a bus bridge. excellent news for those of you who normally take a. you should leave early because they are behind schedule. crowded here at the nfl bridge. no major problems getting into the bay. it is a 90 minute trip from the tolls 2101. it is still bumper-to-bumper heading to the peninsula but no major trouble spots. expect a 35 minute drive from 882 101. >>> crews are trying to get a hand on explosive wildfire burning near in a for space. it is a canyon fire and it is grown to more than 16 mi.2 since it started on monday. it is contained at 20%. it is threatening the launch pads at the air force base. voluntary evacuations are in place for about 400 people who live near the air force base

by wednesday morning moralist was are arrested and vallejo after a nine hour standoff with police. soon after that person up interest turned himself in man. both men are behind bars. --luis morales was arrested in vallejo >> the violence is not a good thing. -- gun violence is not a good thing >> i felt closest to her. >> we need help to very hard. winnie and community to come together. --we need help to bury her. >> we need the community to come together >> reporter: her plan after the baby boy was born was to continue her passed on to become a police officer. >> reporter: tonight, alecia reid, kron4news >> reporter: she had her tenure old daughter and the car at the time. she was pulled over for drinking under the at-test for driving under the influence. now involved in this crash with killing a three year- old little boy. >> reporter: the mother of the three year old boy that died when they were involved in the car crash where a person was driving under the influence is now recovering at home and it will be a long battle. we are hearing that the memorial service has been schedul

now the man accused of kidnapping a vallejo woman says --- i'm guilty now the victims' attorney is calling out local police did the same burglar strike twice? one homeowner says he thinks the criminal is on the prowl where he lives.and other neighbors say it's happened to them too *whoosh fall is officially here. cooler weather sweeps in. kron-4 meterologist brittney shipp on when to expect rain >> pam:now at 8. rush hour turns deadly. when a train slams into a new jersey station -- killing one person and injuring more than one- hundred others. >> steve:stunned commuters say it sounded like a bomb went off and that they were going just too fast coming into the station. but it's unclear why. thank you for joining us i'm steve aveson. and i'm pam moore. >> pam:tonight we look into whether a horrific crash like this. could happen here in the bay area? but first tonight, we start our team coverage with justine waldman. she is here now with what happened this morning in hoboken. >> reporter:horror during the morning rush-hour. people on their way to work. waiting for the train. when suddenly. t

>>will tran: they're still behind the in vallejo it was tips from the public the got them to the legal6:00 in family will be there for the next hour this the right to the video we just off the phone he came to vallejo cash will known associates they had to use a flash bang grenades to shock him he did not give up they have to call the fire department to come to the scene and raised aladdin's he is at the san paulo police the park and ride now being interrogated by police officers believe in early modal for the shooting death of the 18 year-old we also learn that he has a criminal history that he was on probation for various things. >>reporter: a look ahead and will we have in store for us because of high pressure sitting right on top of means of go the temperature to where it warm and to mild 57 for open 60 hey woodcock and 61 mostly sunny and warm the next $8.69 in the and 1:00 already pop to mind is very typical boat and a no. they south than in the east ave. >>robin winston: the drive time is less than 15 minutes from downtown oakland to downtown san francisco checking in on the san

and so pretty slow conditions, in the vallejo area.ow, moving over to the altamont pass pass traffic. coming off 205 at just 13 miles an hour. so very slow very slow continues. and it is 35 minutes right now. through to livermore and to dublin, where we have another crash to tell you about, southbound 680, right after that 580 split here, it is a car versus a truck, on the shoulder, but as you can see, still causing some major delays. and expect 16 miles an hour drive times into the sunol grade as well. and a look at the bay bridge toll plaza into san francisco, traffic backed up to the maze. back to you, michelle. >> the cell phone ban for california drivers is getting bigger. governor jerry brown just signed new legislation related to the hands-free driving law. and kpix 5 jackie ward is is live in the newsroom to explain the new rules. jackie? >> michelle, drivers have a few months to adjust before the law is in force and state officials are hoping it will cut down on the number of accidents caused by distracted driving. and governo

they chased them all the way to vallejo. julia is live where it all started. >> lynne, this high school was on lockdown, warrants alert and police went on a chase to track down these armed suspects. >> i said what's going on? she said i don't know, but there is a lot of sirens going off. they are keeping us in the classroom. >> heller got a terrifying text message from her daughter this morning, the school is on lockdown. >> so she was scared. she said it wasn't a drill. it was for real. they were on lock down and there was all kind of sirens, so i held off on bringing my other son to school until i found out what was going on. >> police say several students were walking to fairfield high when they were approached by two suspects carrying guns. another student alerted the principal who called the police. >> principal made decisive -- had a decisive reaction to lock it down to make sure our kids were safe and secure. >> the suspects took off i 80 to vallejo. they tracked them to north camino alto. they tracked down both suspe

. >> reporter: officer zink died on his motorcycle on 80 in vallejo. he collided with a car then a freightliner a commercial truck pulling a trailer. he died on the scene. he spent the last nine years as a san pablo police officer, el cerrito police for six years before that. and he was also an officer in the u.s. coast guard. >> he always made my day. he made me laugh. >> reporter: but at the middle school he was also the fatherly figure who always found a way to give everyone words of encouragement. >> you can do better. do you realize the positive messages kids remember when they think of him? >> the energy he gave me every day, too,, you know, it's, like, the things he said to me. make me feel good pump me up. i'm going to really miss working with him every day like that. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> right now, fremont police are asking for any witnesses to come forward who may have seen a hit-and-run. police want to talk to this man caught on surveillance video from an ac transit bus. police say he might have seen the crash but left the s

jordan duncan works in vallejo and lives in benicia. he has been picking the walk since may as he tries to save up for school and a new car. an officer got to know him after noticing him on a trek, and offering him a ride. >> he said so you walk from work to vallejo? i was like, you know, if i have no other way. >> there's not a lot of 18-year- olds out there that have this dedication, and this work ethic and we wanted to make sure that he knew how much i actually appreciated what he's doing. >> corporal keeper was so impressed with the teen's work ethic, he and the members of the benicia police officer's association surprised him at work on monday with a mountain bike and after hearing about his goal to be an officer, they are working to give him a ride along in the coming weeks. let's bring in sal and another look at the thursday morning commute. hey, sal. >>> good morning to you. >> good morning. >> northbound 280, and i don't know, kind of routine, coming in downtown san jose, and getting to the valley, the west valley, where most p

only on "5," kpix 5's emily turner is live in vallejo. she spoke of people who are optimistic the development will spark an economic resurgence. emily. >> reporter: basically, instead of this just being an intersection right here at the ferry building, this could be an epicenter. an epicenter of a place that would bring a lot of life to a city that hasn't had a whole lot of it as far as development goes lately. it's been talked about for years. but a major development in vallejo has the green light. it took almost a decade but will change the city's waterfront as we know it. >> just the empty lot. [ laughter ] >> reporter: but not for long. the city has plans for a major mixed use high density district, a 237-page plan outlining the overhaul of the area along mare island causeway between solano avenue and the end of the marina. shops, restaurants, a revamp of the ferry terminal, new housing, all part of the plan, something that looks a lot like downtown walnut creek would potentially take the place of an area that currently doesn't have m

on the solano commute is where we will start, looking good from vacaville to fairfield, and on to vallejo. a lot of people coming down the cordelia junction, and traffic continuing to look good. also to the benicia bridge, traffic looking good. if you're driving i-80 80 north and southbound, -- highway 8 80 north and southbound looking good. in here goes caltrain, doing well.>>> counselors and psychologists will be at the james logan high school in unions 80 as the students deal with the loss of two classmates. >> i broke down, and i had to call and make sure that the text i received was real. i could not stop crying.>> friends and family gathering last night to remember 17-year- old isaiah meese, and 16-year- old joe ararama, and last night people shared stories, laughter and tears. they said that they had big hearts and even bigger personalities>> how many lives they have touched, and happy souls. remember to keep the spirit alive, and he was a good kid. he always got into trouble, but his head was right. >> he was driving with a friend when he crashed into a pickup truck, and we are to

a 19-year-old was arrested in vallejo yesterday. they believe that he killed [indiscernible name] outside a grocery store in the early afternoon on monday. richmond police have not revealed the suspect's motive for the crime. >>> tonight rose pak will be remembered at a wake. the service starts at 7 p.m. at the green street mortuary. she died last weekend at the age of 68. her funeral is tomorrow at old st. mary's cathedral. >>> san jose state university says two students have admitted to leaving swastikas and hateful language in two residence halls. the campus police officer says the incidents were unrelated own though they happened on the same day and about the same time. he is not releasing the students' identities. >> i don't want to go too much into motivation. i think it was characterized by both as -- as a joke in essence. >> the swastika was made of name tags and the hateful language was on a dry erase board. because no specific individuals were targeted, the students were not arrested and won't be charged with crimes. but t

vic lee continues our team coverage live in vallejo tonight. vic? >> reporter: dan, as you pointed out, even at this late hour, no one knows for sure where that odor came from. we may never know definitively because that smell is gone. we did talk to a public health officer who told us earlier today that everyone that went to the hospital last night was treated and released. no one was admitted. no one became seriously ill. >> nigh eyes and nose was burning. >> many wearing masks poured into emergency rooms at la hey hoe's two hospitals. >> 100 people showed up or went to the hospitals in vallejo. with symptoms such as nausea, headache, dizziness. >> countless others smelled the strong odor but didn't go to the e.r. >> all outside and inside the house was starting to smell. >> by 8:02 p.m., the fire department received more than 500 calls from people complaining about the mysterious smell. people described it, well, differently. >> it smelled more like asphalt and like someone was perhaps putting new roofing, like if you were to burn something in yo

new details now in the bizarre kidnapping case of a vallejo woman.mathew muller has taken a plea deal admitting guilt in the kid thatting of denise huskins. police previously called her abduction a hoax similar to the lot in the movie "gone girl." authorities got evidence eventually and now hugs kins is suing vallejo. we are inside of a federal courtroom in sacramento for the hearing and tweet latest on the plea deal and i quote, "muller appears pale and answering judge could hereently as described the medicine he is on." she is on twitter with updates. >> now shooting death of an unarmed black man killed by el cajon police in san diego 88. immigration officials tried it deport the refugee twice before his death much torn for his family said he had an emotional breakdown over the death of a friend. he was shot while he was, according to police, in a shooting stance on tuesday. he was tale holding a pen when killed. all the alameda animal shelter is at wreck of closing because of budgetary problems. the shelter said it is undersunday asked running out

the morning commute is 27 minutes between vacaville in vallejo. we are looking at the tracy super commuters, and let's take a look at the can get that is already slow out of mountain house and tracy, up through the altamont pass. not a bad commute so far, typical. let's go to a live picture, and here is the area we were talking about on 880. not a lot of traffic right now. later in the morning people will be looking at the billboard. here is the bay bridge toll plaza, still light in those getting on the road early will try to avoid the traffic jams. >>> 4:48 am is the time.>>> now don't have the raiders fans going up there to put devil horns on.>>> let's get to your forecast for the 49ers and what a week 10. generally i don't watch football but i did yesterday. it was tough to tear away from it, good games yesterday. partly cloudy, cool and breezy, and windy. for those of you that are tailgating, be advised there will be some good wind gusts developing throughout the day. we had this the fog bank developing in advance of this system that is droppi

by it is causing a big delay in vallejo and it is not going away soon.ecause when this happens, it take as while to investigate. and again, some people in fairfield may use 680 and it is also going to be more crowded heading down to the bridge as people try to go around that major accident. and now to the bay bridge now, you can see traffic, this is more like a normal commute, 20, 25 minute delay as you get into san francisco at the teleplays zoo, before you get on the bridge. and in san jose, not a lot of slow traffic, but we have some. 280, 85, 101, we do have some minor accidents, but for the most part, this is a normal morning commute. at 7:20 a.m. now here is steve. >>> sal, thank you, sir. all right, good morning, we do have pretty good cool down now making it to the most inland locations and boy, there is a lot of fog out there. if you are stuck in the fog, it is cold. temperatures will be hard pressed to get to the low 50s. san francisco was in the 90s, not now, not the next five or six days. and the coffee, happy national coffee day. what would

vallejo, 08 west at redwood, a fatal motorcycle accident has several lanes blocked. so your ride will be extremely slow. i'll let you know when crews have it out of the way. >>> and the loma fire burning in the santa cruz mountains is still growing this morning. take a look at the video. we were looking at this happen live on our air yesterday on the kron 4 morning news. here is the tally. 2865 is the number of acres burned. it is 22% contained at this hour. 300 homes are still threatened and seven buildings have been destroyed in that fire so far that is continuing to burn in the mountains and a lot of areas where people are living too. >> the evacuation order is lifted on the south cyd of the fire in santa cruz county. -- on the south side of the fire in santa cruz county. and our coverage continues with will tran. >> reporter: we are seeing the acres at 3849-acres burnedment we are expecting to get new numbers. they are walking in this direction for the briefing. we'll carry that for you live when it happened. containment number is still 22%. they do expect that n

we are outside the solano county courthouse. 91 now in san jose. 95 vallejo. fairfield officially 96. santa rosa 93. fremont 90. san francisco currently 77. you hit a high of 82 degrees today making it the warmest day in the past 113 days the warmest since may 17. tomorrow everything changes. a stronger ocean breeze. we sit next to a chilly ocean. we'll cool down rapidly and we will as soon as tomorrow anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees cooler. the heat wave will not make it to day number 3. cooler weather moving in tomorrow. we'll talk about how cool and for how long. that's coming up in a few minutes. >>> paul, thank you. the president of san jose state university says the school is looking into a report that a professor remained on the job months after an investigation found he sexually harassed a student. in a message to the faculty, staff and students last night, the university president said, quote, the actions alleged and related issues enumerated in news coverage are troubling. we are looking into them and we will take appropriate systemic actions." >> ahe

vic lee continues our team coverage live in vallejo tonight. vic? >> reporter: dan, as you pointed out, even at this late hour, no one knows for sure where that odor came from. we may never know definitively because that smell is gone. we did talk to a public health officer who told us earlier today that everyone that went to the hospital last night was treated and released. no one was admitted. no one became seriously ill. >> nigh eyes and nose was burning. >> many wearing masks poured into emergency rooms at la hey hoe's two hospitals. >> 100 people showed up or went to the hospitals in vallejo. with symptoms such as nausea, headache, dizziness. >> countless others smelled the strong odor but didn't go to the e.r. >> all outside and inside the house was starting to smell. >> by 8:02 p.m., the fire department received more than 500 calls from people complaining about the mysterious smell. people described it, well, differently. >> it smelled more like asphalt and like someone was perhaps putting new roofing, like if you were to burn something in yo

vallejo police initially called it a hoax, of the department later apologized but faces a civil rights lawsuit. >>> city leaders in san jose are taking up gun control measures today looking for a plan to secure and track weapons. the city's rules and open government committee proposed requirements including keeping guns locked up in the home and reporting lost or stolen firearms. vendors could also be required to track ammunition sales. >>> anger is growing near san diego after police shot and killed a black man. officers now say 30-year-old alfred was not armed with a gun. we have a report on how it unfolded. >> you killed my brother! [ screaming ] >> reporter: video taken moments after the shooting shows a distraught woman who is identified as the man's sister. [ screaming and crying ] she said she called police for help and told them her brother was mentally ill and unarmed. officers confirmed they received that information and when they arrived at the scene they say the man was acting erratically and none compliant. >> he still won't get his hand out of his pocket walking all over