we're live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >> kiet, one councilmember brought up an idea about a billion-dollar bond? >> reporter: yeah. councilmember nguyen brought it up before the meeting about a billion-dollar bond using the revenues from the bond to build affordable housing. this is obviously trying to address the supply side of the problem. they couldn't talk about it because it wasn't on the agenda. but you can bet that this idea will certainly come back up again. back to you. >> thank you, kiet. >>> expect an update on use of police force at tonight's police commission meeting in san francisco. body cameras and police brutality will be the items topping the agenda. the department of human resources will update the folks at city hall about how negotiations on alternatives to use of force are going. the meeting gets under way at 5:30 at city hall. >>> and happening today, 420, marijuana users will flock to golden gate park to light up out in the open. anne makovec reports >>> reporter: it's a tradition at hippie hill at golden gate park. the air is clear behind me right n

kiet do, kpix 5. >> kiet, we know the numbers have been fluid but what's the latest estimate on the cost? >> reporter: so the cost went down from going to san jose, it went down by $4 billion down from $68 billion to $64 billion. back to you. >> thank you, kiet do in san jose. >>> time now 5:35. another check of weather with roberta. >> i like monitoring the weather conditions by seeing our reporters and how they are dressed out there. did you notice the light jacket kiet do had, looking dashing and dapper this morning? good morning, everybody. light jacket. that's all you need as you step out the door this morning. we have temperatures very mild in the high 50s and low 60s. south winds 3 to 6 miles per hour. look at oakland! 60 degrees it's in the mid-50s in santa rosa. this time yesterday we were at 48. okay. here's our futurecast. this is what creek expect today by lunch hour. mostly cloudy skies. and then as we proceed to about this time tomorrow, we have rain slicing from north bay across the central bay into the santa clara valley and more rain in time for the evening commute. dry

kiet. >> reporter: good morning. just a couple of hours the san jose city council will be debating and voting on a list of proposals to help tenants struggling to deal with high rent in san jose. chief among them topping the list is rent control. the housing department is recommending the city tie rent increases to inflation which at last check was 3% a year. currently a landlord can raise rent by up to 8% a year. the housing department recommends the council approve an ordinance that would block landlords from passing on debt or construction could see on to the tenant. one councilmember floated the idea of tenant protection which would liar a landlord to pay for someone's rent and goes for several months should they get evicted for another tenant willing to pay higher rent. this has owners and landlords saying enough is enough! some of them are walking awhat. >> apartment buildings railroad going up for sale in the city of san jose. people are afraid of what's going to happen next. and that will likely continue to h

kiet do is live to tell us how many people will lose their jobs in the bay area. kiet? >> reporter: good morning. notifications will be going up today. documents say that those being laid off must leave the campus immediately and they will be given severance. santa clara is losing 296 positions and folsom, 269 and the company is offering to a severance package and a year of medical coverage or six months of medical coverage and $9,000 in cash. analysts had seen the cutbacks coming. customers are using more phones and tabletses to do their work, and the company will now focus on making chips for mobile and internet-based tablets. the manufacturing site in arizona said it's part of being a high-tech company. >> i was there during the height of the pc revolution. it was going great. i can't imagine being a better company but it happens to all companies in the end. >> reporter: the restructuring will save $1 billion a year starting in 2017. kiet do, kpix 5. >>> a measure would administrator affordable housing in the area. a lack of housing options was a priority for 30% of

kiet do is live at the may jail with a push to transform the prisons. kiet? >> reporter: good morning. the board of supervisors will hear the findings prosecute 6- month long investigation into the jail, 120 items total including everything from installing an independent auditor and overhauling you the welfare found and grievance system and improving the attitude of the guards to the inmates. lori smith conevented a top to bottom review following the beating death of an inmate last year. three guards are charged with homicide and are waiting for trial. smith talked about replacing the camera system. last month, she pound out it would take two years and millions of dollars, and she made a costco run herself and installed an $800 camera system she paid with her own credit card. she talked about the lack of transparency in a previous interview. >> our willingness to bring in an outside agency i hope demonstrates the transparency we are committed to provide and that the public has a high degree of trust in what we are doing. >> reporter: all 19 members voted unan

kiet do, kpix 5. >>> so kiet, what's all this talk about a billion-dollar bond? >> >> reporter: yeah. counlmember nguyen brought it up before the meeting about a billion-dollar bond using the revenues from the bond to build affordable housing. this is obviously trying to address the supply side of the problem. they couldn't talk about it because it wasn't on the agenda. but you can bet that this idea will certainly come back up again. back to you. >> thank you, kiet. >>> san francisco supervisor scott weiner wants to make trees on city streets the city's responsibility. he is introduced a ballot measure to create a mandatory general fund set aside ofle million dollars. right now property -- $8 million. right now property owners are responsible for tree maintenance even if they didn't plant them. >>> salt lake city will name a street after harvey milk. utah is working on becoming more gay friendly and salt lake city recently elected its first openly gay mayor. >>> president obama spent the past few days in saudi arabia on a diplomatic mission. obama left for saudi

area man who disappead after his parents turned upd is now suspected of killing them... 5 reporter kiet >> good morning. it's thursday, april 28. a bay area man who disappeared after his parents were murdered is suspected of kill them. kiet do reports from san jose police headquarters. >> reporter: san jose police had been saying publicly they did not know the whereabouts of habib rabbi. he is the older son and police had just wanted to talk to him. it turns out police had been tracking him for some time and they did so. we got word that officers are working this case out of tracy. the son has now been arrested somewhere in the central valley. it has been a long tense week at the home on lucas court in the evergreen neighborhood of san jose. friends and family discovered golam and shamima rabbi had been shot dead after trying to contact them for days. those who got pay good look inside the crime scene saudis sunshining taunting messages written in black marker all over the floors and walls describing it as pure evil. late on tuesday our cameras captured a glimpse of the evidence with a

kiet do, kpix 5. >> do we know exactly where the son is now? >> reporter: in the past we have seen san jose police detectives work very quickly to bring the suspect back into town so he is very likely back here in san jose. whether he is inside there getting interrogated or in jail we don't know. >> thank you. >>> rain and storms moved through the bay area yesterday. you can see the water splashing on the lens of our camera pointed towards san jose but how are things looking today? for that let's check in with roberta gonzales. >> things are settling down nicely today. this area of low pressure moved in very rapidly and it's exiting just as quickly after dumping some beneficial rains right here in the bay area and also we had some thunderstorms in throughout the fairfield area, also brentwood and tracy but again things are quiet this morning. you might need a jacket. this is the scene toward the santa clara valley where currently san jose sporting 52 degrees. a bit of a breeze up to 10 miles per hour. livermore is in the 40s. it's now 51 in san

kiet >>> reporter: good morning. the ridesharing economy is growing and evolving and so are the laws. that makes today's meeting with the public utilities commission important because the rest of the country tends to adopt california's regulations. so here are some of the proposed changes. having the cars inspected every 12 months or 50,000 miles by a licensed shop. maintain records on inspections, insurance and driver background checks that the state can review at any time, logos appearing on the front and rear. ridesharing companies would have to certify how they calculate fares and if a car is leased by the driver that contract would have to be longer than four months. now, in the past, we have reported on these lease agreements that drivers sign through partners between the ridesharing companies and leasing startups. for drivers with all kinds of credit scores, it can be a good deal at first especially with all the discounts. we showed some of the contracts to consumer protection attorney at the bay area legal ai

kiet do, kpix 5. >>> protestors plan to protest in front of city hall today at noon. they are protesting conditions that are inevitable about skyrocketing rent in the area. rent in san jose went up by 54% between 2010 and 2015. protestors say that they will end up on the streets if the city doesn't do something. >>> the tents have to go the order from san francisco mayor lee. but it seems the city can't keep up with the growing number of homeless encampments. one reason, homeless advocates are raising money on "go fund me.com" to buy and distribute tents for those living on the streets. >> it's all they have. they are exposed to the elements. >> the mayor's office says there is still room in city shelters and that more space is coming in the next few months. >>> gunshot fire road officially has a new name. the county voted to change it to sunrise fire road in response to a high-profile homicide. three drifters allegedly shot and killed a 67-year-old yoga instructor on that road last year. >>> presidential candidate donald trump is slamming the republican party. this t

kiet do is live with details on how much it will affect the bay area. kiet? >> reporter: yes. good morning. it's a gloomy day here in the area as intel tries to figure out the next big thing in technology. intel has filed documents saying it would eliminate 12,000 jobs, and 296 positions in santa clara, 269 jobs gone from folsom and the rest throughout the global operations which include arizona, oregon, and new mexico. intel did not publically share details of the severance packages. intell will in--intel will pay for up to a year of medical insurance. revenues of pcs are down 14% as people are buying more phones and tabletses and fewer laptops and desktops. employees in arizona were upset. >> it sucks. the economy is bad and nothing we can coabout -- do about it, i guess. >> reporter: layoff notifications should be complete by the end of the week but some employees will not know their fate until 2017. kiet do, kpix 5. >>> and protesters outside a police station on monday crowding in the mission, angry over denied access to the station's bathrooms. after the loud confrontatio

kiet >>> reporter: good morning. our cameras were rolling when san jose police evidence technicians were carrying out large pieces of drywall. on it appears to be messages written by the killer addressed to one of the couple's sons. look closely you can see written in big block letters, take care of your brother or he's next. the bodies of golam rabbi and shamima rabbi were found shot dead sunday inside the home on lucas court after the family had been trying to contact them for some time. an unidentified witness said there was another message apparently addressed to the children saying, quote, their mother begged for her life. there was also a mock apology saying, sorry, my first kill was clumsy. and there was yet another message that hinted at some kind of illicit relationship saying to the effect, you can't love someone without telling them. police have questioned the underaged son but are still looking for the adult son. police are not saying he is a suspect. they want to question him because they think he has in

kiet, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the ridesharing economy is growing and evolving so are the laws and so it makes what we do here in california important because the rest of the country tends to adopt our regulations so here are some of the proposed changes including inspections every 12 months or 50,000 miles, whichever comes first, by a licensed shop; maintain records on inspections; insurance and driver background checks that the state can review at any time. logos must on the front and rear. ridesharing companies would have to certify how they calculate fares and if a car is leased by the driver that contract would have to be longer than four months. now, in the past, we have reported on these lease agreements that drivers sign through partners between the ridesharing companies and the leasing startups. for drivers with all kinds of credit scores, it can be a good deal at first especially with all the discounts. we showed some of the contracts to a consumer protection agency at bay area legal aid who says they are

kiet do, kpix 5. >> kiet, employers are especially excited about high- speed rail from fresno to san jose. why is that? >> reporter: well, they see the train as quick and convenient access to a fresh supply of affordable housing in fresno. as you know, housing has been a major constraint on the hiring of employees and growth to a lot of companies here in sillicon valley. >> thank you, kiet. >>> 6:04. if you are heading out this morning, listen up. we have a traffic alert. >>> it's busy out there. we have a traffic alert on eastbound 80 as you work your way towards the carquinez bridge. we have had two separate accidents. one of them happened at 1:20 this morning, another one at 3:20. one of them involving a big rig and three other vehicles. it resulted in a fatality. so two lanes remain shut down. they have only the two left lanes open which is what is allowing traffic to get by. we are getting word of another accident. not far from there in the backup at willow, this one is blocking the number 2 lane from the left. it is adding to delays on the westbound side as you approach the car

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kiet. >> reporter: yes. good morning. hasib golamrabbi granted a jailhouse interview to the "chronicle" saying his younger brother was completely innocent. that he wants to get the true story out there but the true facts would only be known if and when this thing goes to trial. speaking of, golamrabbi will be making his first appearance at the hall of justice in downtown san jose in a couple of hours. after the parents were found shot dead inside their san jose home over the weekend, a friend by the name of matthew kuci said hasib showed up at his home in tracy unannounced and confessed. he brought the brother food and water out of fear what he might do to his family. hasib stayed in a closet for nearly 24 hours and talked about how he shot his father in the back five times. the nonstop screaming attracted the attention of his mother. as soon as hasib left matthew called police and hasib was arrested. police didn't give a motive but sources tell us that hasib was the mastermind who coerced his younger brother into the kil

kiet do, kpix 5, stanford university. >>> all right. let's take a look at the big board right now and see how the market is doing. looking good. the dow is up about 185 points. >>> a new report sheds light on how the fbi was able to get information from an apple iphone used by the san bernardino shooter. according to the "washington post," professional hackers approached fbi investigators and showed them a software flaw in the phone that was previously unknown. they were reportedly able to crack a personal id number without setting off a security feature that would have erased everything. the post says the fbi paid the hackers a one-time fee. >>> north carolina's governor wants lawmakers to change part of a state law that critics say limits the rights of lgbt people. governor pat mccrory issued an executive order yesterday expanding protections for many state workers based on sexual orientation. many in north carolina are concerned that the growing economic backlash from the law could cost the state tens of millions of dollars. >> i hav

live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> and here's an update on traffic. and a major accident we have been following here on the nimitz freeway. a big rig overturned at 3:00 this morning. we are still reeling from the effects with three lanes blocked on the southbound side. two lanes blocked on the northbound side. clean-up operations continue. but the chp thinks this will likely be with us for the rest of the morning commute. tracking other traffic for you, here's your san mateo bridge ride. 92 looks great because no traffic can get to it with those problems on the nimitz freeway. the bay bridge a backup into the maze but 23 minutes is not bad. south bay freeways look great this morning and a quick weekend reminder. if you're going to be driving around in the east bay this weekend, look for heavy traffic around the coliseum in both directions with both the warriors and the a's scheduled to play within half-hour of one another tomorrow. guys? >> going to be busy in the east bay all day today, then. the weather department, it's nothing but tranquil with num

kiet do is live in san jose with how people were able to track them down. >> reporter: san jose police were quiet about this case all week and today we learned why. sources say they were secretly tracking the older son, they followed him to the central valley. in his mugshot hasid rabbi looks tired after police finally caught up to him after four days. officers with sjpd's covert response unit tracked him for some time and the 22-year-old was arrested in tracy yesterday. and in a surprise twist, his younger brother, just 17 years old, was also arrested in san jose. both sons are charged with murder for shooting and killing their parents. >> it's awful. it's terrible. i can't believe it. >> reporter: it's unclear what led up to the shooting or how it happened at the home on lucas court in san jose's evergreen neighborhood. but those who saw the crime scene said it was pure evil. disturbing messages scrawled all over the floors and walls. look closely and you can see a hint of it as evidence technicians carry out pieces of drywall. take care of your brother or he's next, says one. one so

kiet do, kpix 5. >>> good morning. you know, we did have 11 record- breaking high temperatures yesterday. and many of these records were established back in 1914. so it gives you a good indication that it's unusual to be hot this early in the seasoned and yesterday we topped off at 91 in san jose. it was 83 in san francisco. and with the warm conditions comes this. a little bit of sneezing and hacking and itchy eyes out there. so if you have allergies blame it on the alder, ash and juniper. the trees are blossoming. this is our live weather camera looking at the shark tank last night. they lost last night. game 3 tomorrow night against the l.a. kings puck drops at 7:35, go sharks. right now in san jose 58. 58 in san francisco after the record tying event yesterday. santa rosa at 47. today cooler. you're going to feel the difference but still, 70 in half moon bay. 69 pacifica. 80s across the santa clara valley through willow glen into alviso and alum rock. east of the bay light and variable winds 5 to 10 late day. 83 de

take it away, kiet. good morning. >> reporter: yes. good morning, normally science fairs, you know, they are not so practical. you got kids doing things like potato clocks and playing music for plants. but this year, sandpiper elementary school in redwood city wanted to do something different and have a theme, make the kids focus on solving a huge problem that they will be facing in their lifetimes. this year's theme is save the planet where the students can carry out at a local level protecting the environment and scale it up to a global level. small he was will lead to big results. -- small efforts will lead to big results and they learn team work. expert judges from microsoft, tesla and the school board will be on hand for the student. we met up with girls who wanted to know what they could do to make compostable materials biodegrade faster. so this year's theme is based on a new year's resolution, which is to try to do small things to help the earth. >> does this make you want to grow up and be a scientist? or go into science? >> w

kiet. >> reporter: yes. good morning. you know, we're used to seeing amazing stuff here in sillicon valley but this is just wow! right now there's a pilot asleep in his cockpit inside a solar-powered airplane that's headed towards mountain view all while mission control is monitoring the flight from monaco. the plane is about a third of the way here. this is a look at the live tracker of the plane's progress. it took off from oahu yesterday morning at 9 a.m. it is staying at roughly 4800 feet plodding along at 35 miles per hour. the plane is on autopilot and so the pilot himself is leaned back wearing an oxygen mask sleeping in a down insulated flight suit. every now and then he is woken up by turbulence. the plane has been in the works for 15 years by a man from switzerland. the plane is carbon fiber weighs about the same as a family car and is covered in state-of-the-art solar panels with four batteries on board. it takes off with full batteries and flies around the clock running on batteries at night and recharging the

kiet. >> reporter: yes. good morning. you know, anybody who knows this man greg pen yeah they are not surprised by what you did today. they say that he is just that kind of guy. now, greg was getting ready to coach a crossfit class on the morning of march 26 here at the los gatos swim and racquet club. it's next to a retaining wall for highway 17. ' ford overturned with a mother and three young kids inside. without even thinking he scaled the 25-foot wall using a fence. he got up the wall on the freeway within seconds. he gave first add and cut free the young kids upside-down in their carseats. jessica magdalena was the driver and said everybody walked away from the crash. she had no idea he had climbed that wall until we showed her the footage. she said he appeared out of nowhere. >> god sent me tha angel. >> reporter: did you realize the risk? >> at the moment i don't think i had a clue. but now, now i, um, i kind of see how crazy it actually was. >> reporter: jessica is a devout catholic and said a prayer the following

live, kiet do, kpix 5. >> do we know about funeral services for the parents? >> reporter: there is a prayer service scheduled at the muslim community association in santa clara set for 1:30 p.m. this afternoon. >> thank you. >>> now the latest developments from milpitas where police are investigating a shooting involving officers and a suspect. it happened about 1:00 this morning during a traffic stop on northbound interstate 680 at calaveras boulevard. milpitas police are releasing very little information but they say no officers were hurt. the suspect was brought to the hospital. his condition is unknown at this point >>> things are calm this morning after chaos overnight. thousands of anti-trump protestors classed with drivers and police in southern california. it's the latest incident of violence on the campaign by protestors. at least 20 are under arrest. >>> and during his speech last night, donald trump made it clear that he is looking to win california on june 7th and then take on hillary clinton. >> she shouldn't be allowed to run because what's happe

we are live in sunnyvale, kiet do, kpix5. >> kiet, thank you. >>> it is a big night for bay area basketball fans but there's reason for some concern as well. >> kpix5's jackie ward joins us live from oakland with more on a potential dilemma for the warriors. jackie. >> reporter: well, guys, dove nation certainly ready to go but steph curry may not be as the warriors host the rockets for game two tonight at oracle arena. curry got an ankle sprain on saturday in game one against the rockets and still he scored 24 points, had seven rebounds and got two assists despite sitting out for essentially the entire second half. he didn't practice yesterday. practice today for curry is still tbd. coach kerr isn't concerned right now. >> we've got a lot of guys who can play. i think steph missed three or four games this year and, you know, we did fine. >> reporter: another thing to mention, assistant coach luke walton who stepped up in a major way when coach kerr was dealing with his back injury is talking to various teams about a potential head coaching position, teams like nets and knicks but the focus

kiet. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the state has handed a lot of the control of massage parlors back to cities and counties, and so today the san jose police department will be outlining their game plan to the city council. so let the crackdown begin. in san jose, at last counts there were 295 massage parlors. in recent years when the state relaxed regulations the numbers boomed with many of them suspected of illicit activity. san jose has been battling the problem with cops, planning and code enforcement, city attorneys and the u.s. department of labor to pressure these businesses on multiple fronts but now under the new rules cities like san jose are hoping to rein them in. they must come in through the front wall, no sleeping accommodations allowed. they determine whether there can be which a massage parlor in the same place where there's been prostitution and human trafficking. 21 parlors in san jose have been shut down because of prostitution or human trafficking. kiet do, kpix 5. >>> caltrans is trying to stop co

kpix 5's kiet do is in redwood city with the details. take it away, kitt. >> reporter: this is not your grandpa's science fair. put away the papier-mache' volcano. these kids are trying to solve the problems of saving the planet based on the new year's resolution of a fourth grader by the name of [ non-english language ] to do small things to help the earth and protect the environment that students can do locally and scale up globally. kids will learn individual he was over time can lead to big results. we met one a group of girls who wanted to know what they could do to make compostable materials biodegrade fasters. expert judges from microsoft, tesla and school board will quiz and inspire students to get into science. >> the big part of it is having the community give back to the kids so the kid feel like they are part of the community. and think it's very exciting to take that breadth of knowledge and really teach the kids what it means to get involved with your community. >> everyone deserves an opportunity and science there's many o

kiet. good morning >>> reporter: good morning. you know, i can disstintsly remember standing on this very same exact street corner eight years ago reporting on microsoft's potential takeover bid to try to buy yahoo back in 2008 for $44 billion. my, how the mighty have fallen. according to a report by recode, a leaked slide deck from yahoo shows the revenue forecast for this year falling by 15% to $3.5 billion with earnings falling by 20%. verizon is now reportedly the top potential buyer for yahoo. and it's said to value the business at $8 billion. recode said, quote, the financial situation at yahoo is becoming increasingly dire. ceo mayer's he was to reboot the company into a content provider by launching a web video portal fell flat and stocks dropped more than 20% this year. if the acquisition by verizon goes through verizon would replace mayer with top executives from aol. she could get severance of $110 million. google was reportedly interested but only mainly as a way to gobble up audience share and block out rivals. after

we are live in east san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >> kiet, what about the sons? what are they saying about them? >> so police have questioned the underaged they want to question him because they believe he has information about this case. back to you. >> thank you. >>> new this morning a move it help part-time workers in san jose under the opportunity to work initiative they would have to offer other workers more hours before getting new workers. it would help more than 64,000 workers. it will be on the november ballot. >>> a new look at the employment data in california shows job distress affects more people than previously thought. 1.1million californians are unemployed. but a new analysis shows actually 2.9 million are unemployed under employed or wanting a job but not currently looking for one. that's nearly three times the official rate. >>> san jose cracking down on illegal fireworks. the city council has approved a measure to allow many city official including firefighters and code enforcement officers to write tickets and issue fines. fines for illegal fi

kpix 5's kiet do is live in los gatos at the gym where the man helped a family before the worst could happen. >>> reporter: good morning. the man of the hour is greg pen yeah. he is a crossfit coach at the los gatos swim and racquet club. the santa clara county firefighters were so impressed by his action that they nominated him for a citizens medal of valor award and it's easy to see why. he is a strong guy and his quickness and agility have earned him the nickname space monkey. he works out next to a retaining wall for highway 17. on march 26 he heard a loud crash. a ford explorer had overturned with a mother and three young children inside. without even thinking, greg scaled the 25-foot wall using a fence and got to the freeway in seconds. he administered first aid and cut free the young children dangling upside-down in their car seat. jessica magdalena was the driver. everybody walked away from the crash. her children were not hurt. the firefighter on scene nominated greg for the medal of valor. would you call him a hero? >> absolutely, yeah. i know he won't call himself that. wha

kpix 5's kiet do is live at the san jose think tank >>> reporter: >>> reporter: good morning, the best guesstimate we have right now for when driverless cars will be coming to the masses is sometime around 2020 give or take a couple of years so now is a good time to plan for it. in just a couple of hours the bay area urban think tank known as spur will be holding a discussion about planning for driverless cars trying to get insight into some big questions. how will they integrate and shape our city? will it lead to more traffic? will we need more or less parking? california has always led the way for the world in the development of the technology and shaping the laws that will govern it. nearly every major car manufacturer now mass some sort of autonomous vehicle r&d project going and the bay area is ground zero for that movement. it's a significant moment for autonomous vehicles happening this year when back in february a self-driving car from google finally caused its first accident with a bus in mountain view. it was just a fender-bender but still, remarkable to think about the fact

in sunnyvale, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> california state university made it official a couple of hours ago. a deal has been reached to prevent a faculty strike. csu and union officials reached a deal that includes a 10.5 salary increase for faculty at 23 campuses. there's one step left. union members still must ratify the deal. a. >>> a lot of people are violating rules on renting homes in san francisco through airbnb and similar websites. the rules limit such rentals to 90 days a year but the san francisco budget office says 26% of local homes listed on airbnb violate that policy. in addition, the report says most local airbnb hosts have not registered their properties as required. >>> president obama will be in the bay area this afternoon for a couple of fundraisers. both will be in san francisco. the two events for the democratic national committee will be held at private homes. the democratic presidential contest turned into a war of words this week. but now both candidates are pulling back from the insults. cbs news correspondent marlie hall explains. >> reporter: bernie sanders walke

kiet do reports. >> reporter: good morning. i can remember eight years ago standing on this exact same street corner when microsoft made an unstate police ted bid to try to buy yahoo. there was a sense of righteous indignation here in sillicon valley making an offer to buy yahoo for $44 billion at the time. that was back in 2008. my, how the mighty have fallen. now, according to a report by recode, a leak shows the revenue forecast falling by 15% to $3.5 billion with earnings falling by 20% this year. now, verizon is said to value yahoo's core business at $8 billion. the financial situation at yahoo is dire. recode said, quote, the financial situation at yahoo is becoming increasingly dire. ceo mayer's he was to reboot the company into a content provider by launching a web video portal fell flat and stocks dropped more than 20% this year. if the acquisition by verizon goes through verizon would replace mayer with top executives from aol. she could get severance of $110 million. google was reportedly interested but only mainly a

at stanford university, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> campaign 2016, this afternoon texas senator ted cruz is expected to announce that he has chosen former hp ceo carly fiorina as his running mate. donald trump and hillary clinton are cementing their status as front-runners for their party's presidential nominations. as craig boswell reports, they are now eyeing each other for a possible general election matchup. >> i consider myself the presumptive nominee. >> reporter: donald trump says the race is over. >> the businessman scored larger-than-expected victory in the five states that voted tuesday. trump is now on target to win the nomination before the convention something ted cruz and john kasich can't do. cruz isn't going anywhere. >> washington and new york want this general election to be between two rich liberal new yorkers who agree on virtually every issue. >> reporter: trump is already trying to sound more presidential with a speech focusing on foreign policy. his message may be overshadowed by a statement about hillary clinton. >> if hillary clinton were a man, i don't think she wo

in the east foothills of san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> warrior fans should learn the severity of steph curry's latest injury today, after spending a week rehabbing an ankle injury, he returned to the lineup yesterday only to get hurt right here. he tweaked his knee after slipping on the wet floor during game 4 in houston. curry is set to have an mri later today. the warriors won the game without him, now lead the series 3-1 games. >>> now to campaign 2016, which is creating unlikely bed fellows. tomorrow, voters head to the polls in five states, pennsylvania, connecticut, delaware, rhode island and maryland. as craig boswell reports, ted cruz and john kasich's campaigns announced they are actually going to work together to try to stop g.o.p. front runner donald trump. >> reporter: ted cruz and john kasich are teaming up to stop donald trump from becoming the republican presidential nominee and going up against hillary clinton in the fall. >> we're at a fundamental fork in the road. if donald trump is the nominee, hillary clinton wins. >> reporter: the pact between cruz and kasich means

kiet do with the story you'll only see on 5. >>> reporter: greg pena is a good samaritan ninja. you realize how much risk you put yourself at by doing all of this? >> i don't think i had a clue. >> reporter: on march 26, greg was about to coach a crossfit class at the los gatos swim and racquet club. the workout area is next to a retaining wall for highway 17. all of a sudden there was a loud crash and a plume of smoke. an suv had overturned with a mom and her three young kids inside. without hesitation, greg scaled the 25-foot wall. we timed him and it was less than 15 seconds. then he cut the babies free who were dangling upside-down. the driver said she and her children are all okay. she was shocked when we showed her footage of greg climbing. she was desperate and scared and said he came out of nowhere. >> god sent this angel. yeah. >> reporter: you're probably thinking what i'm thinking. climbing that 25-foot wall is easy. it's not. >> whoo! >> reporter: scott graham is a firefighter who was on the scene that day and nominated greg for a citizen medal of valor. would you ca

but kpix 5's kiet do explain why the housing fight is not over. >> reporter: they had a marathon session last night going for 11 hours until 2 a.m. one of the longest meetings on record and one for the record books. for the first time san jose has revamped its rent control laws. rent increases are capped at 5% down from 8%. the housing department pushed the city to tie the increases to the inflation rate which is around 3% but there wasn't enough support to do so. the new cap also only applies to apartment buildings built before 1979 which is about a third of the units in san jose. the council also passed an antiretaliation ordinance which protects renters from getting evict should they report maintenance or code violations. 500 landlords and renters signed up to give public comments. >> unfortunately, this proposal is probably the least business friendly thing i have seen in 30 years of business. >> reporter: there were competing proposals but the most interesting was by councilmember nguyen who wants the city to pass a billion- dollar bond and use the revenue for affordable housing. >>

live in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> 6:03. let's check the roads with gianna. >> we have an accident northbound 101 at great america parkway over to the left shoulder. injuries reported. they may shut down a lane as they work on the accident backed up to guadalupe parkway. we are seeing delays beyond that for the morning drive as you work your way northbound coming away from 280/680. drive time slow, 22 minutes to make the portion of the commute all the way to 237. 280 still in the green so that means that's a much better choice. use that as an alternate until 101 is clear. bay bridge backed up into the maze approaches seeing delays. heads up, if you are commuting through emeryville a big problem on surface streets. san pablo avenue a water main break with lanes shut down between 47th and 53rd. use alternate routes if you can through that area. elsewhere san mateo doing okay not bad so far, so good out of hayward into foster city. here's roberta. >>> are you loving the longer days? >> i am. >> i am, too. official sun-up at 7:0

in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> a ridesharing service geared toward families is closing. san francisco-based shuttle focused on driving children around. in a letter to parents and drives the company said it's going out of business because it was unable to find enough financial resources. >>> a noise warning in san rafael today. the sonoma-marin area rail transit agency, or smart, is conditioning its tracks using a process called rail grinding. it's performed by a 60-foot three-car train that rolls along at 3 to 5 miles an hour. the work is all in preparation for passengers service along a 43-mile route between san rafael and northern santa rosa. >>> oakland's city council memory becca kaplan is lobbying the nba to move next season's all star game to oracle arena. it's currently scheduled for charlotte but there's backlash against north carolina over a new law that critics say discriminates. the nba board of governors is meeting in new york to address the controversy. >>> for now, though, oakland has something even bigger going on, the warriors ain the nba play-offs. just

kiet do is standing by live. >> reporter: the high-speed rail authority is inside the building. they do have the chance to pass their own business plan but they have not yet done so. by law, it has to be done in the next nine days. the board has received 1600 comments, complaints and suggestions since the deadline on monday and the staff just finished compiling them all trying to make sense of it. the project is still on track to go from fresno to san jose first before going to southern california. but it looks like the board will now strongly consider extending the first phase another 100 miles south to bakersfield. what's more, the board will now also strongly consider making a stop in merced. board chairman dan richards talked about the biggest criticism he hears all the time and that's lack of funding. you're saying that if you build high-speed rail investors will come? >> we know the investors are there right now. the only thing that they need is to see -- because we don't have any experience with high- speed rail in the u.s., they need to see the first leg up and running.

as kpix 5's kiet do shows they stole from sick kids at the make a wish foundation. >> it's the monday morning after the break-in and make a wish employees are cleaning up and wondering how someone could do something so low and selfish. >> what kind of person does this. >> somebody who's desperate. >> this is the fire exit where the crooks came in, and if you look closely it looks as though they jammed some kind of tool to pry open the latch. this crowbar was found in the office along with several other tools that will be turned in to police as evidence. on saturday summers cameras captured the two thieves coming up the stairs to the 8th floor wearing hoodies with their faces covered. one of the thieves looks like he's having second thoughts. the other one appears to convince him and they go upstairs to ransack the office for an hour rifling through drawers and cardboard boxes. among the stolen goods ipads donated by the mayor's office and of course that electric scooter signed and donated by hunter pence, the same scooter that was stolen in 2014. they left behind a star wars movie pos

kiet do, kpix 5. >>> late season storm bringing snow to the sierra. here's the "sierra at tahoe" resolve the. four ski resorts are still open helped by snow this past winter into the spring. here's the "sierra at tahoe" resort. several inches will accumulate tonight. the mountain was -- the mountain passes could get up to 8". >> fantastic. >>> it was nice to get a break with the rain. >> it's more seasonal. it will be cooler this weekend but cooler just means back to normal. so that's not bad. we get sunshine too and more rain coming up. first we'll talk about this, the fact that it's -- the cold front is spread south of the bay area mostly drying out tonight and we are going to be looking for temperatures in the 60s this weekend. widely scattered showers. here at the sierra foothills there are thunderstorms by grass valley. stayed at the holbrook hotel out there when we did "eye on the bay" a fun place to be and up in the sierra the rain turns to snow and there are winter weather advisories posted tonight for 8 to 18" at the highest passes. about 7,0

kiet >>> reporter: good morning. our cameras were rolling when san jose police evidence technicians were carrying out large pieces of drywall. on it appears to be messages written by the killer addressed to one of the couple's sons. look closely you can see written in big block letters, take care of your brother or he's next. the bodies of golam rabbi and shamima rabbi were found shot dead sunday inside the home on lucas court after the family had been trying to contact them for some time. an unidentified witness said there was another message apparently addressed to the children saying, quote, their mother begged for her life. there was also a mock apology saying, sorry, my first kill was clumsy. and there was yet another message that hinted at some kind of illicit relationship saying to the effect, you can't

i like to think that anybody would have done this. >> reporter: in los gatos, kiet do, kpix 5. >> incredible strength. >>> berkeley police need your help identifying a pair of ipads thieves. surveillance shows one of the suspects near the front of the apple store on 4th street. the other suspect is seen kneel on the floor holding one of the display devices on april 3. officers don't believe this incident is related to any other ongoing thefts from apple stores here in the bay area. >>> google wants to join the nationwide competition for internet service. the mountain view-based company announced that it wants to beam wireless broadband directly into homes across america. google currently provides high- speed internet and cable services in a few cities under google fiber. if the company figures out the technology for nationwide network, it can compete with big names like comcast, at&t and verizon. >>> you buy a car, you register it with the dmv, even pay for insurance. then you find out the car was once stolen giving the chp the right to destroy it. consumerwatch reporter julie watts is here

summations later and that at this age i think is exactly what we need. >> reporter: in redwood city, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> weekend beach-goers, expect heavy surf. the national weather service has issued a beach hazard statement from sonoma county south to monterey until tomorrow night. that means stronger rip currents sneaker waves. several beaches will be dangerous this week. >> you want to do the rest of the forecast? go ahead. >> no, but down in pacifica, i posted some stuff on facebook about the rip current. i agree up around the beach and i know what's going on. i have never seen a summer-like this. it's been that active. >> it hasn't been summer actually. >> wintertime. >> yeah. wintertime was really -- although it seemed -- no, it didn't seem like summer but surf is up and beach hazard statements are posted as kenny pointed out and he may even post a picture of that later. i have heard about this legendary picture. as we look out toward the golden gate bridge the numbers are on the chill side near the coast but inland, 69 degrees. oakland 63. livermore 67. and in santa rosa and in s

kpix 5's kiet do is live outside yahoo's sunnyvale headquarters on who is ready to buy. get in line, i guess, right, kiet? >> reporter: topping the list of potential buyers is verizon. verizon has reportedly hired several banks which means they are serious

kpix 5's kiet do reports on the company's huge milestone today. >> reporter: in this nondescript office building in newark are the unsung heroes in the battle against worldwide terrorism. 950 men and women of morpho detection the largest manufacturer of baggage screening technology in the world are celebrating a milestone shipping their 2000th machine this one to london. the thing is when everyone does his job well no one will ever know except for representative eric swalwell who gets top secret national security briefings every day. >> they will never know the morpho names, they will never know the names of the people here but they are counting on you. >> reporter: the latest machines use ct scans borrowed from the medical field combined about complex algorithms to expect 1,000 bags an hour. it can map out the densities of materials in 3d images. the result is a high resolution 3d image that they categorize by density and then compared to a library of known threats and then alerts the technician if there's a problem. >> the bad guys are always doing something new. so we need to keep up

kiet. >> reporter: good morning. the clock is ticking for the high-speed rail authority. by law, they have another nine days to approve their own business plan and according to the "l.a. times" that will very likely happen at a board meeting set to happen in san jose in a couple of hours. 150 miles away in fresno is where you will find construction workers building the first sections of tracks, building the guide way where the train will go. back in february the high-speed rail authority announced a big change in plans. the train would first come to

kiet do, kpix 5. >>> today the warriors will face off against the memphis grizzlies buy it's no ordinary game. >> if they win tonight they will beat the record for the most wins in the regular season a record set by the chicago bulls. jackie ward reports from oracle. everybody is going to be want to be where in just a few hours. >> reporter: i wish i could stay here all day to be here for the game tonight because everyone has a chance of seeing history if they are are lucky enough to get a ticket. so of course we were here for the nba season opener which is nearly 6 months ago. now people are still trying to pick up their championship gear from 2015, they are waiting for that banner to drop and now, number 73 is all that anyone is talking about. the season has been described as magical. it started with 24 straight wins, continued with a 54-game home winning streak. it's truly been a strength in numbers season. everyone wants/chance to be here tonight but ticket prices are preventing a lot of people from making that a reality. >> it would be good to have some kid from the inner city to be

kiet >>> reporter: yes, good morning. talk about a marathon session. we have not seen a city council meeting go this long in quite sometime. hundreds of people signed up to give public comment for 11 hours. in the end the council voted narrowly to pass new rent control laws in san jose. now, this only affects about a third of the apartments in san jose mostly the older ones. it capped. rent increase from 8% down to 5% a year. the housing department had initially