ferry terminal in alameda will be busy once the ferries arrive in a few minutes. we have a changing weather scene. sunny and gorgeous, temperatures down 15 to 20 degrees. we'll scan across the water here of san francisco bay. and you can not only feel the difference, you can see the difference. we just talked about our chopper getting a view of the fog this morning. well, it's still out there this afternoon. that marine layer providing a beautiful silhouette behind the downtown san francisco skyline. the onshore flow is back and temperatures have started to drop. let's compare yesterday to today. san francisco 84 for a high yesterday. today 62. that is a 22-degree change in one day. all we did was change the wind direction. oakland 16 degrees cooler today. your high 73. now, san jose still warm 84. but that is 8 degrees cooler than yesterday and 8 degrees cooler in livermore with a high of 87. as of right now, san francisco is down to 58, san bruno 64. still warm in livermore 86. san jose 77. and oakland downtown oakland at 70 degrees. partly cloudy skies overnigh

at 10:30, my experience with alameda county sheriffs deputies during boot camp, and riding along with a dui enforcement tip. >> first, a controversial chemical that could be in your shampoo. >> i don't think anybody should have to wash their hair with a cancer causing chemical. >> the push to get it off the shelf. so what we're looking for is a way to "plus" our accounting firm's mobile plan. and "minus" our expenses. we're offering our best-ever pricing on mobile plans for business. run the numbers on that. well, unlimited talk and text, and ten gigs of data for the five of you would be... thirty-five bucks each! with a year of high-speed internet, free. ah, "free" is not deductible! i smell audit! i smell savings... at&t mobile share value plans for business. now with a year of free high-speed internet. a broader mix of energies, world needs to move, to keep warm, to make clay piggies. that's why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's go. >>> a fire that destroyed a

it starts today and runs through sunday here at coast guard alameda, station alameda. it is open to the public, and right now they're getting ready to do a clinic for their other competitors coming here, but quite remarkable. i didn't know that this was ever possible. and looks like mark's going for his -- he went through the target, bull's-eye. >> i like that. shoot straight and have confidence in yourself. i think that's good advice for just about anything. >> bob redell, thank you. >>> a major unveil from spacex's ceo, elon musk. last night he showed the world the future of space flight, or so he hopes. >> it's called dragon version 2. it's the first spaceship capable of orbiting the earth. musk showed off an animation and insisted the dragon v yn 2 will be able to land with helicopter accuracy anywhere in the world. >> that is how a 21st century spaceship should land. >> musk is also the ceo of bay area-based tesla, of course, and inside, the interior bears a striking resemblance to the electric cars made in fremont. >> we've aimed for something with version 2 for

approved 12 and alameda and krois have approximately 5 hundred thousand more residents than san francisco and over 16 percent we only had 35 houses approved as single-family homes the reason people are leaving is because of that in parts of san mateo county donates notice o not on the tables you've presented but on page 36 we have a shortage of los angeles police department with you should make sure we build the kind of housing that families need and not try to cram too much on the parts of the land. and i was happy to see the big increase in affordable in this particular year as you mentioned unfortunately almost all of it is low and very low but there's very the being built for the middle only 10 percent for the affordable housing within the 19 percentage actually and people that make a little bit more their housing is not counted as affordable housing. so we have things to do but overall that's a positive report we'll talk about this next week the mayors goal and try to approve projects when we can >> commissioner sugaya. >> yeah. i'd like to on table 19 on page 22. maybe it's definesa

through a public record request to the alameda health system. seiu local 1021, the union representing chatman and her co- learned that staff injuries as a result of patient assaults were up 81-percent from 2012 to 2013. seiu local 1021 says it is pushing the alameda health system to address workplace violence in their contract, including metal detectors, monitored security cameras and limiting access after visiting hours. but so far the union says the health system has refused all of their proposals. as for chatman, she says she is returning to school and is considering a new career. sot- shanatte chatman/certified nursing assistant i've been through a lot. another fun talking about again, reliving the all over again. in san leandro, philippe djegal, kron four news. healthcare workers from across the bay area. are holding a rally tomorrow morning to bring to light, what they are calling. an epidemic of hospital violence. the gathering is scheduled to take place in front of highland hospital in oakland at 11-30 - friday morning. president obama i

at 10:30, my experience with alameda county sheriffs deputies during boot camp, and riding along with a dui enforcement tip. >> first, a >>> a fire that destroyed a bridge under construction in san bruno county has shut down state route 15. that is the main route from california to las vegas. the bridges wooden framing caught fire. the bridge is in the city of hesperia. officials say that stretch of interstate may stay closed for two days. >>> new at 10:00, a warning from a bay area group about a controversial ingredient commonly found in shampoo. now several stores and manufacturers have agreed to stop selling shampoos that contain that ingredient. in alameda now with the details of the chemical, and why it was used in the first place. >> reporter: frank, walgreens is among two dozen companies that have agreed to stop selling those shampoos that have an ingredient that is known to cause cancer. >> these are all shampoos that we've bought in the last year, since last june, that one of their ingredients is cocamidedea. >> reporter: it is an ingredient that causes shampoo to foam. but i

we are at the alameda ferry terminal. it just came in and so did the onshore flow. we'll talk about how chilly it will get in the next seven days coming up. >>> and in sports, the 49ers made a decision on its troubled superstar defender, job security of the san jose sharks head coach, and a warrior says why his team will win tomorrow night in an historic game 7, all here in 12 minutes. ,,,,,,,, so what we're looking for is a way to "plus" our accounting firm's mobile plan. and "minus" our expenses. we're offering our best-ever pricing on mobile plans for business. run the numbers on that. well, unlimited talk and text, and ten gigs of data for the five of you would be... thirty-five bucks each! with a year of high-speed internet, free. ah, "free" is not deductible! i smell audit! i smell savings... at&t mobile share value plans for business. now with a year of free high-speed internet. . >>> the weather is sponsored by bass kin rob bins. >>> a settlement may be in the works for hundreds of accident victims involving hundreds of gm cars. >> reporter: in talks again t

it started, sheriff's departments, the fbi, doj and 31 other agencies gathered at the alameda operations have to prepare for this strike. inside investigators let us see the central command that would coordinate the raid. >> milpitas, santa clara, daly city. >> reporter: 32 locations throughout the bay area targeting 19 leaders of the suspected prostitution operation. >> all part of this same ring, same operation all executed simultaneously. from this nerve center here. >> reporter: ktvu was embedded with one of the strike teams. each unit moved into staging areas holding a final briefing before moving in. at 11 a.m. they rolled out. at this san leandro business ming spa customers and one woman was found inside. a strike at one place would be steen at other locations because there are links. the male says he saw customers visiting the spa late into the night. >> it looked like a low budget massage parlor, but the owner drives a mercedes, looks like they have money and always on the phone. >> reporter: throughout the day commanders found cash, drug, weapons and two marijuana grow houses i

alameda county district attorney found the evidence did not justify charging michael mays with a crime back in january. he shot and killed sergeant thomas smith jr. in dublin. the two went with a group of officers to an apartment in dublin to search for stolen property. a report says the department had an unusual layout and mays believed he was confronting an armed suspect when he accidentally shot his partner who emerged from a dark closet area. >>> a historic discovery during construction of the bart to san jose project. work crews uncovered remains of native americans. take a look at this map. it shows where on lunde avenue in san jose and milpitas near the new tracks at the great mall. nbc bay area's damian trujillo is in san jose. this was kept secret for quite a

knox is lying about where she lives and she doesn't actually live in alameda county. today our ryan takeo caught up with knox and her attorney outside a court. >> why won't you answer the simple question of where you live? >> her attorney is -- >> it is a simple question. >> she doesn't have to answer questions and it's still early in the case. >> reporter: in her paperwork to run for alameda county auditor and controller, katie knox wrote she lives here at the san leandro senior home she owns. neighbors say she actually lives here in danville, contra costa county. don't you think the voters deserve to know where you live? if you actually live in the county? >> they'll hear from us but now is not the appropriate time. >> reporter: today in court she pleaded not guilty to six felony counts of voter fraud and perjury and her lawyer restated that outside court. >> my client is presumed to be innocent. it seems like people tend to forget that. that's all we'll say for now, okay? >> reporter: why won't you talk? >> come on. come on. >> reporter: why won't you address these

no shots were fired. >>> homeowners in alameda county will be charged a new fee. that's a hazardous waste disposal fee despite many objections to it. the alameda county waste management authority approved an annual fee of $9.55 for each house. it's going to be tacked on to property tax bills for the next ten years. now, critics sent out 50,000 letters objecting to this new fee. it's projected to raise $5 million a year and the money will be used to keep four sites open as places where people can drop off old paint or batteries and other toxic materials that's not allowed in regular trash. >>> google admits its international work force is not as diverse as it should be. the search engine giant says 83% of its tech workers are men and 60% are white. 34% are asian with just 3% hispanic or african-american. google is releasing its diversity information at the urging of the reverend jesse jackson. jackson is pushing all tech companies to hire more women, african-americans, and latinos. >>> time is 8:16. a u.s. marine who has been in a mexican prison for two months has

the alameda county sheriff fon kiss skated that pot. >> three homes suffered damage in a fire in the ocean view neighborhood. investigators say it's too early to tell what caused this blaze. it broke out on bright street. three people were injured. residents say it's just chaos trying to get out. she's okay, she's over there. glad to be okay. >> saying the fire spread quickly because of thin, shared walls >> there is a need for a very basic service. hundreds of people lined up as early as 3:00 in the morning for a chance to get free medical care in san francisco and oakland. ucsf going to offer free dental screenings in the city. free screenings help promote good dental health this, morning it will be offered to children and adults in the bay view neighborhood. also free dental education and referrals. most can't afford it but the school of dentistry as a sliding scale based on income. >> the dental school provides a range of services for all economic levels at a tremendously discounted rate compared with what you'd get out in the regular dental community. >> and medical began offeri

. >> en el condado de alameda los inmigrantes indocumentados arrestados no permanecerÁn más tiempo de lo necesario detenidos, dicha orden llega en vigor a partir de hoy. >> los cambios en nuestros departamentos es que ya no estamos aceptando las condiciones de retenciÓn, a menos de que los agentes tengan una orden de arrestro o de que la persona tenga cargos en su contra, asÍ lo dijo el portavoz del departamento del alguacil del condado de alameda. quien aclarÓ: no estoy seguro de que seamos los primeros en tomar esa decisiÓn, pero otros podrÁn tomar la semana de las. -las mismas medidas. es que esto pueda ayudar a bajar las deportaciones. >> se estÁ manteniendo lo que la comunidad ha estado diciendo por muchos aÑos desde que este programa de comunidades se seguras empezÓ, que es en constitucional, no se puede detener a las personas por ser emigrantes y todos debemos tener un proceso seguro y justo. >> no se salvarÁn quienes tengan pendiente un caso judicial o sean buscados. >> si las personas sienten que sus derechos estÁn siendo usados, deben ponerse en contacto con sus fa

. >>> people living in alameda county may pay a hefty surcharge for their water. they are holding a special meeting to consider creating a drought surcharge that could affect 331,000 water customers in fremont, union city, and newark. the communities are already rationing water, but the conservation effort is reducing its income. >> there is only so much to do to mitigate during a drought, when you have a fixed cost business model. you are asking people to use less of your product. obviously, revenue goes down. >> if approved, the district's heavy water users could see an increase on their water bill by as much as 18%. water officials with the dublin san ramon services district will have a meeting in an hour to decide on emergency measures to reduce water use. they include higher special water shortage rates. the meeting is open to the public at the water district's headquarters in dublin. >>> a teen shot and killed after hitting an officer with a bat. new information about his troubled past and the strange threat he once made. >>> cloud cover and strong breezes a

tonight, alameda county water officials will debate raising water rates. they say it's needed because of a $15 million budget shortfall because of the drought. the plan is to chowrge heavy water use -- charge heavy water users more. it would be a tiered system, where the rates would go up in more water is used. a new flat fee would affect businesses and people who live in apartments. >>> sheriff's deputies find themselves in a very dangerous situation while responding to a domestic dispute in alameda county. >> we believe the suspects were trying to kill our deputies. >> coming up why one of the suspects they say was especially dangerous. >>> more fallout this morning from that major credit card data breach at target. the big shakeup as the retail chain tries to recover. >>> good morning. right now, traffic is moving along okay in many areas. it's very slow approaching bay area bridges. we'll tell you what bridge is especially bad. >>> aicks about of mow clouds and high clouds and -- low clouds and high clouds and some sun. temperatures will be below avera

upper 60s near alameda. if you look at the forecast heading to the coast today, not too bad. 75 in santa cruz. notice the roller coaster ride in the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, cooler through wednesday and then temperatures feeling more like summer toward the end of the weekend. >> celebrating a love of books in san jose with kristi yamaguchi. she was there for yesterday's reading adventures. that's our own janelle wang, who got upstaged by sharky. yamaguchi said she hopes this gets kids passionate about reading. >> the annual event is put on by yamaguchi's happy hollow foundation. >> the giant dipper at santa cruz boardwalk turned 90 this weekend. the ride opened in 1924 when people paid 15 cents to enjoy that 80-foot climb and 75-foot dip in the track. the same ride now costs $6. in honor of the dipper milestone, fans rode yesterday for free. we're told 60 million have coasted down the half mile track, including actress michelle pfeiffer and nba legend wilt chamberlain. in 1987, the nat

alameda sunshine in the morning. memorial day looks pleasant to get outside. 90 inlands and 70s near the bay. we'll cool off a little bit and pleasant and close to average and no heat wave and very nice getting outside. >> cannot wait, it is going to start in a little less than 30 minutes. >>> what just started is cherries season. believe it or not. don't blink, the cherries harvest is only in mayor june. this year the supplies are very short. trees are small because of the t . that can mean higher prices for cherries at the store. >>> still ahead, the bear takes the stroll on top of the southern california apartment building. >>> what is it with these bears lately? these wild bears putting on quite a show. first, he performed the balance the act near a roof of an apartment ing and he took a stroll on the roof and climbed down the tree. he sprinted out of the neighborhood. and people stopped by to snap ps . >>> did the giants or the a's win? join them as the major met. ,,,,,, star command, i'm detecting increof happi

they are accused of running a massive operation in the alameda courtroom to face charges. prosecutors tied them to more than a dozen frauds and suspected them of being fronts for prostitution. they spoke to the attorney of some of those suspended. >> she has a one-year-old son as well as a husband and several other family members. >> we have not received police reports yet and we will set the case for wednesday to enter a plea on wednesday.. >> they executed a simultaneous sting and they seized cash drugs and weapons. >>> they now have a sketch of a man wanted for a home invasion. they broke into the home and held the couple at gunpoint. police describe the man as latino in his early 30s about 5 feet and this morning a trial will get underway in what police say were involved in an ambush and killing in san francisco. back in 2009, a woman lured 26- year-old mike call -- michael bailey into the bay view district where her friends robbed them at gunpoint. they arced with the gunman and was -- argued with the gunman and was fatally shot -- fatally shot. >>> they are making mo

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. >> the alameda county water district knows adding up all the water conservation more is needed. the board of directors will reward conservation and penalize over use. it's a system, those who use the greatest amount of water would pay more for that. by definition, less use is less revenue to the district. maintaining the best interest frastructure does not go down. >> we buy more expensive water the cost goes up. last year the districts customers were assessed a huge increase for general service be 8% increase for the water. that riles residents whose lawn is a model of drought resistance, they look to the rate payers year after year after year to fund all of their expenses and their overly generous employee compensation packages. >> the most effort customers won't see an increase. another 20% could serve more. but there's another problem. >> the tiered rate will only apply to single family. >> the proposing 18.6% rate increase for apartments than gets passed on to each tenant. >> every water provider in california faces the problem, many have it. paying more for less is becomin

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alameda sunshine in the morning. memorial day looks pleasant to get outside. 90 inlands and 70s near the bay. we'll cool off a little bit and pleasant and close to average and no heat wave and very nice getting outside. >> cannot wait, it is going to start in a little less than 30 minutes. >>> what just started is cherries season. believe it or not. don't blink, the cherries harvest is only in mayor june. this year the supplies are very short. trees are small because of the t . that can mean higher prices for cherries at the store. >>> still ahead, the bear takes >>> still ahead, the bear takes the,,,, you have time to shop for car insurance today? yeah. i heard about progressive's "name your price" tool? i guess you can tell them how much you want to pay and it gives you a range of options to choose from. huh? i'm looking at it right now. oh, yeah? yeah. what's the... guest room situation? the "name your price" tool, making the world a little more progressive. announcer: here's to the things that can keep us safe. a

oakland school police arrested the guard and, once again, alameda county prosecutors charged him and right now that guard is free on $10,000 bail. >> wow, so he was fired and now facing this. they took action pretty quickly. >> as far as that same day. this happened late may. it is tough to see. not just one punch, but several punches. >> very sad, okay. >>> pleasanton teen who was speeding when he hit and killed a bicyclist will find out his fate today. a judge is expected to sentence cody hall to nine years in prison. last month he pleaded no contest to vehicular manslaughter. hall was driving 43 miles over the speed limit on foothill road when he hit and killed diana in june of last year. police say hall had bragged about speeding on twitter. >>> police have arrested the driver accused of running over a man at a san francisco gas station. officers say he was drunk when he hit the pedestrian near the chevron gas station on 24th avenue and gary boulevard. this is an update to that broking news we brought you yesterday morning. the man was pinned under that car and emergency crew hus

for the first time they were recognized. 22 schools in alameda county were honored. the state department of -- u.s. department of education recognizes schools every year for narrowing the gap. >>> two dogs on the loose attack two people on their morning walk. the attack that prompted a shelter in place and the weapon police used to subdue one of the dogs. >> residents bracing to pay more for the water they use. the one thing you can do to fight a rate hike and what it takes to win. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. water rates going up but there is something to keep that from happening. we have seen a number of rate increases and more are on the way. ktvu's tom vacar is live at the reservoir with what he found out that consumers could do to contest rates they feel are excessive. tom. >> community spirit can save a lot of water but cash, now that effects hearts and minds. >> the water agencies get less revenue when customers conserve. some want higher rates to off set that. under california law if they want to raise rates for any reason written protests from 50% of customers kills

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there are also crews from san mateo fire, and alameda county fire and stay with kron 4 all morning long. as we continue to cover the raging wild fires in san diego county. we'll have the latest details and any developments as soon as they come in. students showing up to a san francsisco school this morning, wearing ties in solidarity with a student who was taken out of the yearbook because of what she wore. kron 4's will tran is live now with more. "we are deeply proud of our students. it is a special time of year as we honor our seniors for their many accomplishments. as we prepare to pass out ha yearbooks it is always regretful when a student portrait is omitted. let family it was a bustling have a meeting with and administrators today. for a little less like you to read into it. twit last nine fiscal issued a statement read to take a look at this rain 3 degrees we're deeply proud of our students. if this is a special time of year. , to look like they might have backtracked just a bit. will tran find out if you're taking and changing their mind. but this has to find out. one thing we

. >>> people living in alameda county could be paying much more for their water in the coming months. the alameda county water district tonight is set to consider creating a drought surcharge that could effect 331,000 customers living in fremont, union city and newark. the heavy water users could see an increase on their water bill as high as 18%. water ravening is in effect across the district. they say the conservation effort is reducing income. it's needed to offset $11 billion shortfall. >> there's only so much we can do to hit gate during a drought when you have a fixed cost business model like we do and you are asking people to use less of your product. so obviously revenue goes down. >> the board will consider a tiered rate structure based on how many units of water each household uses. >>> fire season is now officially underway in the bay area. today marks calfire's first day of the season. since late january, they've been hiring and training seasonal firefighters. they are expecting a very busy fire season due to the dry conditions this year. another phase of training is set

the service will be available in oakland, berkely, alameda, and emeryville. it allows smartphone users to hail, track, and pay for a cab. it's already up and running in san francisco, los angeles, and seattle. >>> president obama vowed today to take actions on accusations the va covered up. accusations that they allegedly falsified records on how long some patients wait today see a doctor. the president meet with the retired secretary of veterans affairs. >> i will not stand for it, not as commander in chief, but also not as an american. none of us should. >> reporter: the president said he has asked secretary shinseki for a preliminary report on the matter by next week. republicans are calling for shinseki to redesign. >>> the september 11 memorial in new york city opened to the public today. ♪ [ music ] >> the opening began with the presentation of the tattered flag that flew near ground zero for several weeks. the national 9/11 flag was repaired, and now contains threads from other historic flags, including the one that draped abraham lincoln's body. vis

in the east bay at alameda we have a closure until 5:00 this morning and westbound from antioch to concord is 14 minutes and 101 southbound from san rafael to san francisco is 17 minutes. the bay bridge toll plaza shows traffic is moving smoothly from emeryville with no delays there and, certainly, the cashpayers have their money in their hands. >> an important change is going to affect come mights who use the golden gate bridge on saturday from 1:00 o'clock to 6:00 a.m., northbound highway one is closed from lake street to the bridge so crews can shift traffic on to a temporary road. it is part of the parkway project. over the next month, highway 101 northbound will split before the toll follow and you need to be in the right lane before the split to take the last san francisco exit. that is, if you don't want to get on the bridge. >> yummy, yummy, the best of the best, a major national honor for bay area restaurants. >> a sweet welcome, a special treat that passengers at oakland international airport are in for today. >> amazing new video of a daring stunt off new york's freedom tower an

alameda city council approved $80000 for license plate monitoring cameras last night. but unlike the stationary cameras, alameda scammers will be mounted on for police patrol cars. civil liberties group still oppose the cameras citing privacy concerns. >>> more than 100 million ebay users are being advised to change their passwords because of the data breach. the san jose -based e-commerce company isn't saying how many or if any of its 140 million accounts are affected. but they are telling them all to change their passwords just in case hackers you raise the database containing encrypted passwords between february and march. ebay says the hackers gained access by compromising some employee login credentials. >>> if you have a snail problem you will want to know what we've learned about the increasing risks to dogs. >>> a new warning tonight about a possible defect in hundreds of thousands of smoke alarms. customers may not even realize have been deactivated. >>> after the break i'm tracking a significant warm-up for your holiday weekend, i will have the details and th

allie rasmus is in alameda to talk to the woman. >> reporter: one of the deputies that was beaten was wearing a body camera. it sports the deputies' version of events. >> the narrow hallway of an apartment building was the scene of a fight between residents and sheriffs deputies saturday night. >> it was a violent struggle. batons were deployed to get compliance, so the officers could defend themselves. >> i was handcuffed. and he started to beat me on my arms. >> reporter: kelly carter and the sheriffs office have different versions of what happened. carter says it started at her home at 11:00 saturday night. a neighbor called police when her husband and brother got in an argument. carter says when deputies arrived she was put in handcuffs and moved towards the deputies when she saw them approach her brother. >> it looked like the officer was going to shoot my brother. i was like please, no, don't shoot him. >> reporter: a police sargent says a recording from the body camera tells a different story. deputies had to defend themselves. >> one of the suspects was proficient in martial a

circled right under oakland and the webster tube from oakland to alameda and closures in the next couple of minutes and watching right now and then you can leave and traffic should be resumed under the water over to alameda over across the bay, we're looking at southbound 101 cesar chavez and all the activity from the earlier crash is on the shoulder. chp has not given me any reports in the last few minutes. you guys talking about the big rig into the funeral home and that fire, still got market closed. that's just one block, but still, it's a big roadway. the rest of the bay moves very smoothly across the bay for the bridges. looking at the south bay with no issues and just a tiny bit of start way over on the right coming out of the altamont. send it back to you guys. >> thank you, mike. >>> the world's largest blue diamond has been sold for $24 million. the diamond auctioned off in geneva yesterday purchased by the u.s. jeweler harry winston. the pear-shaped stone over 13 carats been described as the world's most flawless and fancy blue diamond. >> i'll take it. i like it. >> that's be

alameda is the latest city to adapt the technology. the readers will be attached to patrol cars. >> designed to catch the front plate. >> last night the city counsel approved the purchase for 4 patrol cars at $80,000. >> we had a good rise in property crimes. auto burglaries, thefts, residential burglaries. i believe this will help us. >> reporter: when it comes to the idea of the license plate readers reducing crime some are skeptical. studies show surveillance cameras do not so a reduction in crime. they may move crime from one area it another. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> google took a leap ahead of apple as the most valuable brand. according it a study by a marketing company that says google earned the top spot due to innovation. apple held the position for three years but criticized for a lack of innovation since the death of steve jobs. >>> a jump in kids going to the hospital in colorado. the single link for why this is happening. plaus touching tribute on hold -- plus a touching tribute on hold, why a plan to honor a

alameda 68. berkeley 73. livermore 88. santa cruz 73. shows 84. 50s to 80 along the coast, in the city and on the peninsula. a wide variety here. if you have a car thermometer, keep an eye on it. cooler into the weekend and recovering slowly next week. >>> well, toyota may be moving thousands of jobs out of california, but it is still planning to pump money into an hydrogen fueling system here. the japanese automaker will invest money in a start up company called first element fuel. it will sell hydrogen from 19 new stations in california. right now there are only nine stations in the state. toyota will plan to sell the hydrogen powered camry in california next year. >>> honda recalling 29,000 odyssey minivans, the 2014 model, brand new. the side airbags may not deploy in a crash. they will notify owners this month and fix the problem for free. >>> general motors is recalling the 2013 m.d. year cadillac suvs. more than 50,000 srx suvs are causing problem that is can delay acceleration. owners will be notified to take the sufficient in fo

that's mandatory, unlike the process in alameda county. but california law is clear, landlords may increase rent, any amount, as long as there is proper notice. john says it is free-for-all with too much on the line. >> as long as you respect the law, can you make it work. but if you let them do whatever they want, of course it is going to turn in a bad way. >> especially for the most vulnerable. host who need the help most. like john's brother and sister-in-law, disabled and unable it take care of themselves. >> they were born handicap and not able to be helped by us. they rely on us. >> we reached out to the landlord's attorney as well as east bay renting association which represents rental property owners. neither calls us back. alameda county supervisor nate miley's he office said that association kept the renter's protection watered down and adds the supervisor plans it meet with the numbers and bring the issue to the board. nbc bay area news. >> this t is challenging it live around here. that for sure. >> windy, hot, it's been muggy

13 negocios del area de la bahia han sido cerrados por la oficina del fiscal general del condado de alameda despues que residentes del area alertaran a las autoridades sobre actividades ilicitas. sot --despues de seis meses de investigacion, mas de 400 agentes estatales y federales, y 32 ordenes de cateo... 13 salas de masajes estan cerradas en las ciudades de oakland, san leandro, san lorenzo y hayward. vo cinco operaciones criminales fueron encontradas gracias a la investigacion. las autoridades arrestaron a los 18 sospechosos que eran el blanco del operativo y 19 mas han sido acusadas de delitos graves y delitos menores, incluyendo redes de prostitucion, evasion de impuestos y violacion al codigo de empleados. las autoridades han congelado varias cuentas bancarias y han decomisado dinero y varios vehiculos. vo una situacion que preocupa inmensamente a los residentes del area... sot sot vo de acuerdo a las autoridades, el aumento de establecimientos que aseguran ser salas de masaje pero tienen otro negocio escondido... se esta convirtiendo en un problema para los vecindarios. katherine li

alameda, 65, brentwood, oakley 73. martinez, 67. a lot of 67, 68. low, low 70s morgan hill and gilroy. 60s on the coast, 60 on the peninsula. cold tomorrow morning at least for this time of year. still breezy. clouds roll in thursday. it's out of here on friday. warmer weather for your weekend. >> thank you, steve. >>> 7:20. bring in an annual salary of $100,000 or face eviksdz. that's the de -- eviction. that's the demand a landlord in the lower haight made to several tenants according to the hoodline.com website. this post tenants say they were told they have to prove a credit score of 7 25. the head of the housing rights committee says landlords cannot legally rescreen or evict applicants who do not meet their income requirements. >>> a rare behind the scenes look at the life of law enforcement officers. ktvu's frank somerville finds out what it takes to patrol the streets of alameda county. >>> also coming up -- >> i don't think anybody should have to wash their hair with a cancer-causing chemical. >> a controversial chemical that could be in yo

the alameda county waste management authority approved an annual $9.55 fee for each house. it will be tacked onto property tax bills for the next 10 years. opponents sent 50,000 letters objecting to the fee. it's projected to raise $5 million a year. the money will be used to keep four sites open where people can drop off old paint, batteries and other toxic materials not allowed in regular trash. >>> a startup food delivery service says it's hiring hundreds of workers in the bay area. blue apron is a service that delivers all the ingredients for a home-cooked meal, along with recipes. the new york-based company says it's hiring 400 people to work at its fulfillment center in richmond. either getting ingredients ready or packing the boxes for delivery. the pay starts at $12 an hour and the company says it offers benefits, including a free lunch to all its employees. >>> we're learning that a popular chain of coffee stores in the bay area is changing its marketing strategy due to privacy concerns. back in 2012, phil's coffee partnered with a retail analytics firm called eucl

o.co and alameda over towards oakland and overnight maintenance that will be open by 5:00, another 20 minutes or so until they use the bridge to get across and looking to the south bay, as well. northbound 101, this is the heaviest amount of traffic around the south bay now and an easy flow for 101 and same thing for the santa cruz mountains. we'll send it back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay" an update on the conditions of the eight women that fell from a high wire during a circus performance. >>> president obama will release a new report on climate change this morning. what it is expected to show, next. >>> plus -- >> all that is finished and stay tuned because the next thing we'll do is put the track up. >>> bay area dad is building a roller coaster in his backyard. the reason behind the monumental task, coming up. >>> got a story for nbc bay area investigative unit? call the tip line at 1-888-996-tips or e-mail us at theunit@nbcbayarea.com. let's face it, most people don't know how to choose a new dentist. that's where we come in. we've helped over

it will be available in oakland, berkeley, alameda and emeryville. this app allows smartphone users to hail, track and pay for a cab. it's already up and running in san francisco, los angeles, and seattle. >>> some stores are using special technology to track their customers and that is raising privacy concerns. analysts say new technology from the security company 3vr lets retailers use facial recognition technology to track individual shoppers. the company won't say which stores are using it but say both big box stores and specialty retail stores use it. the technology gives stores information about a shoppers' age, gender, and even what mood they are in. >> it's kind of creepy that technology has infiltrated our life to that extent that they can track that. >> you want the best by you can get, anybody, but i still feel it's an invasion of privacy. >> the cameras track how often shoppers visit stores and whether they buy anything. stores use the data to improve customer service, they say, but privacy advocates say customers never gave permission to

. >> alameda county fire crews are on the fire lines. the department shows one of the trucks in the fire zone. bay area fire crews in san diego county include firefighters from livermore, pleasanton, fremont and oakland. >>> a fire in the south bay is contained. that brushfire broke out yesterday afternoon. crews finished containing today. 1 acre burned. no one was injured and no structures were damaged. >>> fremont police will have extra apatrols at a local elementary school after a stranger danger episode. a 10-year-old was walking home when a man sitting on a car asked the boy if he wanted a ride. the boy ran home. he described that stranger as a latino or indian. 30-year-old with black hair in a spike. >>> people in the east bay marched to end poverty. the ninth march drew about 400 walkers. 12% of alameda residents live in poverty. the mayor noted that after 50 years americans are still fighting the war on poverty launched by lyndon johnson. >> time for statewide solutions to make sure every kid has an opportunity to do well in the

an emergency supply of water for alameda and contra costa tount counties. today workers started pumping water from the sacramento river. jody her nooni hernandez is liv deal that made this possible. >> reporter: well, the folks here in the east bay have been doing their best to conserve. the people who run the speedway auto wash here have actually turned off a couple of sprayers inside the car wash to save money. but with the end of the drought still nowhere in sight, the east bay is now tapping into a new source. residents in the east bay are getting a taste of sacramento tonight. or you see, for the first time in history, the east bay municipal utility district is pumping water into the bay area from the sacramento river to increase the region's water supply during the drought. >> it is definitely needed, and it is something that we feel very fortunate to be able to tap into. >> reporter: while the water begins its journey on the eastern shores of the sacramento river, about 7 1/2 miles south of downtown sacramento. east bay mud says it's been preparing f

the sf boat works and then competing smaller boat facilities in alameda. they have a constant because of the smaller vessel traffic in the bay, but the big ship industry has been impacted. we've bandage working a lot been working a lot with bae so they could compete for the bigger ships that are coming out of the cruise industry and the cargo industry. as you may recall as part of our america's cup project, we invested in shore side power at pier 70, which has also enabled bae to be a stronger contender for bidding and they've won quite a few contracts that way. their volume is going up. there's still plenty of capacity to run the ship repair yard more and create more jobs and that's where we focus the port's attention. >> is there a direct link between the ship repair hang and city build? >> yeah. >> we're building that pineline? pipeline? the age of the workers was pretty high. the age was around 50, 51, and seems like it'd be a good job to do some turnover. >> yeah, they're partnering with city build directly, not with the port, but directly and somethi

. >> alameda county fire crews are among those that are on the fire lines. the department posted this picture on instagram, showing one of its trucks in the fire zone. bay area crews in san diego county include firefighters from livermore, pleasanton, fremont, heyward and oakland. >>> fremont police say they will have extra patrols at a local elementary school next week, after a stranger danger episode. police say a 10-year-old was walking home from hersh elementary school yesterday afternoon when a man sitting in a car on carroll avenue asked the little boy if he wanted a ride. the boy said he got scared and ran home. police say he described the stranger as a latino or indian man about 30 years old with black hair, styled in a spike. he was in an older blue four- door sedan. >>> today, friends and family retraced the steps of a missing san francisco man. 19-year-old sean seedy was seen almost a year ago. his family said at the time he was recovering from a traumatic brain injury suffered during a fall. today, walkers retraced his last known route from the f

also back for alameda and contra costa county. we'll see clouds down there across san jose. by the afternoon, sunny skies expected for interior valleys from santa rosa right on down to san jose. but, you guessed it, if you've lived here you know this pattern's not going to budge that fog at the coastline. if you're headed there, be prepared for that. let's take you to the microclimate forecast throughout saturday, we'll have sunny skies across san jose. temperatures right near average. awesome day. the fog helping us from getting too hot. you can see in san jose, 78 degrees. morgan hill could be close to where the hottest is, 80. across the peninsula 78 in palo alto, one of the warmest there. as you go toward the northern peninsula, cloud cover will stay put. 71 in san mateo. san francisco 60s, sun along the embarcadero, along the marina, that cloud cover is going to stay put, and low 60s. north bay, east bay, tri-valley, warmest zone into the north bay with napa at 79. santa rosa 80. for the tri-valley, looks like a round of low 80s coming on back. let's get you into the we

the alameda county d.a.'s office says neither smith or the officer who shot him, michael maes, said anything to alert one another. the d.a. rote when detective maes saw the shadowy figure with an up raised firearm emerge from the dark walk-in closet area he determined he was in imminent death. >>> a pleasanton teen just got a nine-year sentence for crashing his car into a couple riding their bikes killing the wife. police say 19-year-old cody hall was going twice the speed limit when he lost control of his car last year. it happened along foothill road. 58-year-old deborah heresvoort was killed. her husband had a broken leg. prior to the accident hall took to social media to brag about the speeding. it was used against the teen in the case. >>> parking is tough in san francisco. now more and more coveted parking spots are being held hostage by massive construction projects. kpix 5's brian webb tracked down some neighbors fed up with construction projects that are taking away their parking. brian. >> reporter:

the service will be available in oakland, berkely, alameda, and emeryville. it allows smartphone users to hail, track, and pay for a cab. it's already up and running in san francisco, los angeles, and seattle. >>> president obama vowed today to take actions on accusations the va covered up. accusations that they allegedly falsified records on how long some patients wait today see a doctor. the president meet with the retired secretary of veterans affairs. >> i will not stand for it, not as commander in chief, but also not as an american. none of us should. >> reporter: the president said he has asked secretary shinseki for a preliminary report on the matter by next week. republicans are calling for shinseki to redesign. >>> the september 11 memorial in new york city opened to the public today. ♪ [ music ] >> the opening began with the presentation of the tattered flag that flew near ground zero for several weeks. the national 9/11 flag was repaired, and now contains threads from other historic flags, including the one that draped abraham lincoln's body. vis