. >>> a new development project could bring badly needed housing to north san jose. the san jose city council has unanimously voted to remove a previous housing plan for the area after a decade of delays and legal challenges. that policy from 2005 called for industrial and commercial development, as well as 32,000 homes to be built in north san jose near highway 101, highway 237, and interstate 880. the agreement with santa clara county will eliminate housing restrictions and allow affordable housing to be built. >> so one of the actions the council took yesterday was to ensure that going forward, 20% of all housing units built in north san jose will be affordable. they're one of our affordable housing providers. we're very excited that they picked this site as the site to do their next project. >> the city council will be signing an agreement with charity's housing to start building 500 units of affordable housing. >>> more than 800 homes burned in the fire lastyear,ut none of the owners are getting help from fema. and they're now calling on fema to step in. why fem

and i'm mark sayer live in north san jose. new technology is coming to the wastewater plant that handles sewage for the south bay. it should help the environment and also help cut down on odors. i'll have that story coming up after the break. and we warmed up a bit today around here. very noticeable of fog along the coast is dispersed temperatures tomorrow going to be warmest or hotter highs. tomorrow will be the warmest of the week. we'll the warmest of the week. we'll look into that when i see oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. -but i just... -so thanks, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it. there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i c

the city says that overall 20% of the future housing in north san jose will be affordable. in celebration of bart's 50th anniversary, the agency is launching a short story contest. the bart lines contest opens june's first stories must be 7500 characters or less and revolve around the theme of motion. authors must be 18 years or older and live in one of the five counties where bart operates. the winner will receive a $200 honorarium and have their work published on bart's website. already checking in on the temperatures from today, warmest day of the week. we got into the low nineties today. so you noticed it, uh, upper eighties mid eighties yesterday, so today we popped the nineties 92 in livermore. these are preliminary numbers, but 95 in santa rosa, 92. martinez and walnut creek are pretty nice, warm day breezy at the coast still have that gale warning, in fact, that gale warning stays in effect over the overnight hours into the early morning, and then the wind shift a little bit. miguel warning most likely to go away, but the winter going to final little bit out of the

and effective cap on new housing development in north san jose. building restrictions have been in place there for nearly a decade because of a lawsuit will partly at least because of a lawsuit with santa clara. but this unanimous vote now could result in anywhere from 24 to 32,000 new units being built there in north san jose. the council is asking for 20% of those to be affordable housing because the city is grappling with the housing and homelessness crisis. >> north san jose is the economic engine of the city has long been a place where tech companies set up and really have right a lot of business into our community. and we're going to continue to make sure that we build that economic engine. but in addition, the city has a vision of making sure that we build a lot of extra housing and this is a perfect place for it. >> research shows that homelessness in san jose went up over 10% during the pandemic. the council says they hope to break ground on these new units, maybe even as soon as next year. >> it's 9, 50 and in national news. if you haven

reporting in north san jose. i'm mark sayer, ktvu, fox two news. and tomorrow is going to be the warmest day of the year. we're not the year of the week. we're gonna find temperatures back in the mid nineties will look into that and the weekend back here in a minute. let's go to ktvu heather holmes. now with a look at some of the stories we're working on for the seven o'clock news on ktvu, plus julie for the first time in 50 years, pentagon officials testified at a public hearing. on ufos, the concerns about national security and what a leading expert is saying tonight in a live interview will continue our coverage of that, plus, a california based memory care center turns to technology to try to help elderly patients. what virtual reality is doing for those with alzheimer's and dementia. while those stories and a lot more are coming up live in just a few minutes on the seventh over on ktvu plus planning on traveling for memorial day weekend. you are not going to be alone. triple a anticipating that nearly 40 million americans will be traveling for

the city says that overall 20% of the future housing in north san jose will be affordable. a major sell off on wall street today after quarterly reports from target and walmart renewed fears that inflation will not ease up anytime soon. the dow had its worst day since 2020 and its seventh largest point drop in history. the dow fell 1164 points the nasdaq down 5 66. and the s and p 500 lost 165 points. tech shares and big retailers led the broad sell off shares and target. we're down a stunning 25% profit was down 52% for the first quarter compared to the same time last year. the retailer also said that purchases a big ticket items like tvs and appliances have faded. shares of other major retailers also felt today, including walmart, which reported yesterday that its quarterly profits took a hit due to higher costs. netflix is laying off about 150 employees in the face of slowing growth. it means about 2% of the company's workforce in the u. s are out of a job as well as a number of contractors working for it as well. the last cotto's based streaming company reported losing

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hopefully people living in north san jose and downtown will be able to sleep more restfully. the city has established a partial quiet zone along the train tracks. [ train whistle ] yeah, you're not going to hear that. gone are the loud train horn blasts in the overnight hours as trains pass through 14 intersections. they could be heard at between deerdon station and north san jose, including japajapan town. friday, the city celebrated the quiet zone, banning from 10:00 at night to 7:00 in the morning. >> every time the train comes, that has been a lot nicer. we definitely get better sleep. >> i think it is particularly important as we see a lot more housing coming into this area, right? >> yeah, those horns can be deafening. the horn blasts at crossings are required under federal safety guidelines. the city was able to establish the quiet zones through changes approved by congress and local leaders. >>> let's turn to bay area weather with first alert meteor meteorologist. >> we are going to be officially in cruise control for the weekend. that's the headline in the first aler

. >> the city says when the north san jose project is complete, 20% of the new housing units will be affordable. >>> a new poll shows most of disco filters don't feel safe in the city's anymore. it revealed its annual poll results by voters, 83% said they think that crime has gotten worse in the city. only 20% say the city is going on the right track. they are breed was at the breakfast and she spoke about the concerns expressed in the polls. >> the numbers are not a surprise. the data and public safety matches the stories that i hear from people all over san francisco. the stories we all here. my responsibility, is to keep the people of the city safe. >> she looks familiar, it was emceed this morning by yours truly -- >> look at you. good job. >> it was a lot of fun. >>> the obama's are coming to san francisco. sort of. you will have to stick around. some questions about why the suspect involved was arrested multiple times and not held. yes on h. recall chesa boudin now. booking most cruises can be complicated. but this isn't most ycruises. this is celebrity cruises. and we think cr

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in 2005, san jose city council will be planted in building 32,000 housing units in north san jose. as the area you see on the map in yellow. there are legal challenges and other delays making only 8000 units built. yesterday, city council voted to change the old plan, clearing the way to build remaining 24,000 units. the first 500 will go up on this lot as affordable housing. >>> we want duffy the breaking news now in oakland.eastbound 580 remains closed. you can see all the brake lights here. this is a a live look from a caltrans live cam. it is near the seminary avenue offramp.again, eastbound 580 remains closed at this hour. here's why. the chp and oakland police, investigating a shooting. they don't know if it happened on a city street, near lake merritt, or actually on the freeway. now, they're looking for evidence there on 580. we have confirmed that there are injuries here. not sure if they are fatal injuries, but we are continuing to follow this news and developments throughout the midnight hours. >> with spring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, talking about fire danger

reporting in north san jose. i'm mark sayer, ktvu, fox two news. contra costa county health officials report the first case of west nile virus this year, a dead crow was found in brentwood, and it tested positive for the virus, which can be passed to humans. the county's vector control district is now encouraging people to use insect repellent when they go outside and get rid of any standing water, and that includes pet water dishes and ponds outside your homes. time now for 49, the governor says the los angeles water recycling program could be a model for the whole state during the drought. governor newsom toward the demonstration center in l. a county and if state regulators approved the full project, it could purify enough water to serve a half million homes. officials say. facilities like this one will be built across the state. it will reclaim water that would otherwise be released into the ocean. water recycling is about finding new water, not just accepting the scarcity mindset being more resourceful in terms of our approach, this pilot proj

san jose neighborhood during the wee hours are now a thing of the past. today city leaders celebrated its new partial quiet zones that ban train horns from blaring between 10:00 at night and 7:00 in the morning along the the union pacific railroad crossings in the warm springs corridor that runs through san jose's japantown along 7th, taylor, jackson, and heading streets. the quiet zone project cost more than $12 million, but residents say it's totally worth it because after three long years, they can finally get a good night's sleep. >> we definitely get better sleep. >> it gets particularly important as we see a lot more housing coming into this area, right? >> horn blasts at crossings are required under federal safety guidelines but the city went through changes approved by congress and local leaders. >>> antioch mayor thorp is facing two misdemeanor charges with driving under the influence. the county is expected to issue a notice to appear in court. mayor thorp issued this response to kpix 5. quote, i'm deeply sorry for this lapse in judgment and i h

san jose bart station to downtown san jose. am santa clara, the first phase of this project was completed in 2020 with an extension of bart trains going from milpitas to san jose's various neighborhood. the da is saying that this project will have a huge public transit upgrade for commuters who are coming into silicon valley from all around the bay area. >> there you can circle the entire bay. now the rail. it connects downtown san jose to the other 2 large cities in the bay area, oakland and san francisco. it connects employers to more employees and employees to more jobs. it is a environmentally friendly solution to mobility and an alternative to the current low that we've all been using in our to move bills. >> so here's a rendering of what one of the new stations could look like the entire project is projected to cost 7 billion dollars. the vta is working on getting state funding for this project which should be done in 20. 31. >> new video just in from the scene of that small plane crash we told you about at the top of the

. >> reporter: boyfrenda used to e on component drive in north san jose, a large undeveloped parcel of land owned by apple. there were more than 50 people living there. last summer apple cleared everyone out and paid for nine months of housing at casa linda. of the 56 people who went to the molt, eight found permanent house. ten were moved out and four e ended up in jail. >> there is only eight people out of 56 but those eight sliefz been transformed. we can take a look at nonprofit and for-profit partner. >> ang ie is the service providr who is handling all the cases. the 25 people remaining at the motel have been offered a spot at the emergency shelters. was there any consideration that give these folks a little bit more time? >> well, they're going to get case management through august so there is more time and as i stated everyone has a housing plan so we'll continue to support them on that housing plan through the end of august. >> there is not enough housing. not enough motels. not enough apartments. >> reporter: gale says the unhoused dod not like to stay in cramped shelters. >>

hopefully people living in north san jose and downtown will be able to sleep more restfully. the city has established a partial quiet zone along the train tracks. [ train whistle ] you shouldn't have to hear that anymore. before friday, the horns would blast before they crossed 14 intersections. it was a nightmare for people downtown and in japan town. on friday, the city celebrated the partial quiet zones, banning the horns from 10:00 at night to 7:00 in the morning. >> every time the train comes, that has been a lot nicer. we definitely get better sleep. >> i think it is particularly important as we see a lot more housing coming into this area, right? >> horn blasts at crosses are required under federal safety guidelines, but the city was able to establish the quiet zones through changes approved by congress and local leaders. >>> let's get a check of our weather with first alert meteorologist darren peck. >> unique vantage point from the salesforce tower looking north. golden gate bridge, you can see the line in the sky where it goes from dark gray all of a sudden to clear

jose this morning, we did see a heavy pocket of rainfall just north of san jose earlier. so some really dark clouds as the storm clouds built overhead. a lot of that energy is now shifted a little bit further inland, sitting right at the county line of santa clara and alameda counties up in those upper elevations, fairly quiet across the rest of the bay right now. but future cast shows you how things pick up later today, both in the sierra with some more snowfall. and then as we mentioned up in the north bay, a chance of some thunderstorms popping up specially out towards the delta but also into wine country towards the late afternoon pockets of heavy mate, rain. maybe a few rolls of thunder, even some hail possible up into the north bay later on now as we move into tomorrow, things start to show signs of changing. we're going to be a little warmer, a little calmer and also not looking at as much of a potential of any sort of afternoon showers for your wednesday. so today is the last of our coolest windiest and unsubtle days. as far as weather goes, you can see winds this

so we finished the day in the north bay with those thunderstorms started it just north of san jose. most of us, though, we're actually pretty quiet. >> now today, all of us are going to be nice and quiet. that's a live look at san jose. looks great. you're also seeing those clear skies from north to south across the region. so today's a lot easier to plan around. you don't have to worry about any sort of thunderstorm activity this afternoon. get out there. enjoy it. just dissipated. cool feel with some breezy conditions from time to time now we still do have a few snow flurries in the sierra that shouldn't stop you from getting up on the roads and heading up there today. our light snowfall of the week so far looking at tomorrow morning. couple of sprinkles for lake and mendocino counties as well as sonoma and napa counties just late morning. that's nothing more than a few sprinkles. weak cold front passing across the region. going up, cloud cover and results in a breezy start tomorrow. for most of us skies will clear out really nicely tomorrow afternoon and most of the bay area is j

san jose bart station to downtown san jose and santa clara, the first phase of this project was completed in 2020 with an extension of bart trains going from milpitas to san jose's berryessa neighborhood. the vta says this project will be a huge public transit upgrade for commuters coming into silicon valley. >> there you can circle the entire bay now the it connects downtown san jose to the other 2 large cities in the bay area, oakland and san francisco. it connects employers to more employees and employees to more jobs. it is a environmentally friendly solution to mobility and an alternative to the current mode that we've all been using in our private >> so here's a rendering of what one of the new stations could look like. well, blue, they're kind of cool. the entire project is projected to cost 7 billion dollars. the vta is working on getting state funding for this project. it is expected to be completed in 20. 31. >> take a look at this is san francisco fire department tweeted out these pictures of a car that went over a cliff near sutro baths. 4 people were hurt. 2 of them are in cr

there is a new quiet zone from the diridon station to north of san jose and japantown. trains can no longer blast their horns between 10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. neighbors say they're relieved. >> after these three years of not being able to sleep throughout the night, i know for myself, when the first evening that the quiet zone went into effect, i had peace of mind, thinking i can actually go to bed and not concerned that a 110-decibel horn will be blaring me weawake. >>> with the weather warming up, there is one way to cool off outdoors. six flags hurricane harbor in concord opens up for the season tomorrow. joining me live, marketing manager marie ignacio, thank you so much for being here, marie. we want to ask you what's new at hurricane harbor since last season. did you make any changes? >> oh, yes, there have been many changes at the park. when you enter, you'll notice it's a whole brand-new front gate which is easier for guests to enter. we do have more family loungers also avaable at the park. >> that's really nice to see, and i know a lot of your facility is outs

san jose bart station to downtown san jose and the city of santa clara. the first phase of this project was completed in 2020 with an extension of bart trains going from milpitas to san jose's, various a neighborhood. the vta says the project will be a huge public transit upgrade for commuters coming into silicon valley from all around the bay area. >> so you can circle the entire bay now the it connects downtown san jose to the other 2 large cities in the bay area, oakland and san francisco. it connects employers to more employees and employees to more jobs. it is a environmentally friendly solution to mobility and an alternative to the current mode that we've all been using in our private automobiles. >> here's a rendering of what one of the new stations is likely to look like the entire project is projected to cost 7 billion dollars. the vta is working on getting state funding for the project which is expected to be completed in 2030. want. >> now to the 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look in downtown san francisco and on your right would be the

san jose the crash cleared from north 101 with good recovery. this is eastbound 580, a crash around espanillo. it's counter commute so smooth drive. the rest of the east bay and south bay sorting themselves out, again 101 recovering through san jose. >> thank you, mike. >>> as covid cases rise so is the need for testing. the odds are you have some tests around the house somewhere. still ahead at 6:25, our consumer team breaks down how to tell if your tests are expired. >>> and raise your hand if you want to buy a home in the bay area? i just poured over a new report out by california realtors association and i break down who can purchase a median price home county by county. >>> plus -- >> energy. a force. >> that's inside you. >> inside me. the same force. >> may the fourth be with you, celebrating "star wars" day today we are. we'll tell you which characters most inspire pet owners when it comes to names for their furry friends. we'll be right back. what's it like having xfinity internet? it's beyond gig-speed fast. so gaming with your niece,

that includes a six-mile long extension from the north san jose bart station to downtown san jose and santa clara, the first phase of the project was completed in 2020 with an extension of bart trains going from milpitas to san jose's berryessa neighborhood. the dta says the project will be a huge public transit upgrade for commuters coming into silicon valley from all over the bay area. >> you can circle the entire bay. now the it connects downtown san jose to the other 2 large cities in the bay area, oakland and san francisco. it connects employers to more employees and employees to more jobs. it is a environmentally friendly solution to mobility and an alternative to the current mode that we've all been using in our private automobiles. >> so here's a rendering of what one of the new stations could look like. the entire project is projected to cost 7 billion dollars. the vta is working on getting state funding for this project, which is expected to be done in 20. 31 happening tomorrow. the giants and warriors will be playing in san francisco, which means lots of movement around the

san jose, where officials held a groundbreaking for a new wastewater facility. the whole operation will be entirely indoors, replacing that huge part of the inca road in north san jose that contains years worth of treated sewage. the new indoor facility will speed up processing of sewage in the area being used right now will be restored to its natural landscape. and then allow us to restore that natural habitat. we have endangered burrowing owls in this area and other wildlife that could use it. officials say moving the process indoors should help cut down on some of the odor from the wastewater plant, which can be detected miles away from the facility, depending on the wind and other environmental conditions to the east bay. contra costa county health officials report their first case of west nile virus this year, a dead crow was found in brentwood into tested positive for the virus, which can be passed to humans. counties vector control district is now encouraging people to use insect repellent when they go outside and say, get rid of any standing water, inclu

san jose is the economic engine of the city has long been a place where tech companies set up and really have right a lot of business into our community. and we're going to continue to make sure that we build that economic engine. but in addition, the city has a vision of making sure that we build a lot of extra housing and this is a perfect place for it. >> research shows homelessness in san jose went up more than 10% during the pandemic. the council says they hope to break ground on the new units as soon as next year. >> zillow is acknowledging a fake listing made it on to their site. san francisco's famous full house victorian home as a matter of fact, know it not actually for sale, but that didn't stop somebody from front, astronomical price. and now that listing has been taken down. kron four's. justine waldman has some tips on how to spot a fake hous- for nale online. >> when looking online for dates, cars or even omes for sale. if it looks too good to be true, then it probably is the listing for the beloved full house home in san francisco is now off zillow after someone posted it

the quiet zone runs from dearden station through japantown and north san jose. it will feature a nighttime quiet zone when trade operators will not sound train horns at st railroad crossings, as they are legally required to do. the mayor says the plan balances the quality of life for residents in the area with roadway safety. there were serious concerns about operations at night, preventing anyone from getting a decent night's sleep. and i think some justifiable and appropriate crankiness was in order, and we heard a loud and clear that night time. quiet zone hours for union pacific trains are between 10 p.m. and seven a.m. seven days a week. president biden has made his first trip to asia since taking office as the us looks to bolster its alliances in the region. madeline rivera reports from washington with the latest on the president's trip. president biden kicked off his high stakes trip to asia with a stop at a samsung computer chip facility in south korea. it's a model for a new samsung plant being built in texas 19 pandemic. exposed the fragility of just i

comparatively really quiet for the bay area, did see some heavy rain just north of san jose. a couple of hours ago around milpitas fremont that's moved its way on up into the hills just above the east bay and south bay. so most of us at this point are indeed, really quiet as far as the skies go with lots of sunshine and temperatures beginning to rise, 40's and 50's for current temperatures a lot like yesterday. it's going to be another breezy one. so that's one of the big catch is that you are venturing out there. winds gusting to 2025, maybe even 30 miles per hour range is going make for a brisk feel to it. now. tomorrow is going to be a little more comfortable, a little calmer as far as winds go. and of course, we still have to get through that potential of heavy rain in the north bay later on. i'll be breaking it all down in the rest of your forecast. john, thank you for that. ok, we have issues out there like this accident along 8.80, in hayward, southbound 8.80, that's north of west a street. so you are seeing delays as you're traveling there might want to take mission b

just north of san jose there in the east bay. zooming in on the radar. you can actually see it arrive here hanging out right around milpitas union city and fremont. we've been seeing some brief heavy showers in that for the most of the rest of us. just a few sprinkles at times across the bay area so far, our best chance of thunderstorms and isolated heavy downpours later today will be in solano, napa and sonoma counties right into the late afternoon. you're also seeing a good chance of snowfall kicking back up this afternoon in the sierra nevada. so an active past few days in today. the final of these very active unsettled days that we've been having. also a blast of our coolest in windy us 2 days to starting tomorrow. we're still going to be on the cool side considering what time of year it is. but temperatures are going to start to work upwards. we're also going to be waving goodbye to rainfall potential here in the bay area. wednesday starts a trend that only gets warmer and warmer into the upcoming weekend. winds are certainly a factor today directly

you don't hear train horns and the neighbors here in north san jose , don't hear them anymore throughout the night, either, interrupting their sleep and adding stress to their lives. how does it feel to get a good night's rest again? well amazing . it's i. it was the first time in three years that is able to go to sleep with the peace of mind of knowing that i probably wouldn't get woken up by 100 decibel level train horn resident christopher wimp and other neighbors of the warm springs corridor in san jose went to city county and state leaders with their concerns union pacific rail had altered their traffic patterns bringing freight trains right through their neighborhood. their efforts brought about change. i think this was a textbook case. on how you really pushed to be heard at the local level, and we heard from our japantown hensley residents in a way that was incredibly effective today, a celebration of a collaborative effort to establish temporary quiet times from train horns blowing in non emergency situations between 10 p.m. and seven a.m. to bring peace back to the community. w

it is chilly in san francisco, 59 from seventies up in the north bay, san jose 75 still holding onto some eighties out toward concord and walnut creek. wind speeds right now, you can see a bit of a breeze out there, the typical seabreeze we have been dealing with over the past few days as they step out of the way there's sfo gusting at 33 miles an hour winds will be likely stronger tomorrow in your sunday forecast our live camera looking out toward the golden gate bridge right now, looking out toward the marine headlands, the north bay hills with mostly clear skies overnight temperatures starting out tomorrow morning. temperatures will be in the fifties to maybe the low sixties and then into the afternoon hours. you can see that range kind of can do not. it's not as we're not talking about nineties for tomorrow round 50 sixties seventies, the warm spots will be in the eighties. there is a story track. it's up here to our north, but to no rain chance for us here in the bay area. this was the case today with the microclimate is making a comeback near 60 coast side. inland neighborhoods

we have a strong north wind throughout san jose and that's created fire problems for us. >> still no word on what caused that fire. >>> and here is the aftermath of a fire in antioch. it is near southwood way. it scorched about five acres, and you can see the wood fence was taken down by the fire. crews say there were continuous hot spots in that area today. >>> on to richmond now. authorities are investigating what caused this fire that broke out at the chevron refinery this afternoon. it started at around 2:30 in a warehouse in the northeast section of the refinery. >>> and a couple of hours before that fire started nearby dozens of demonstrators rallied outside the chevron refinery in richmond. they say the company is responsible for more global green house emissions than any investor-owned oil company in the world. >> by changing its operations it would have global impacts, and by leading the way towards a just transition chevron could actually be a leader and a hero to move us towards a healthy environment. but instead it attacks those who are actually fighting for climate justi

san jose, also now checking in at 60, so we are running a little bit warmer. only fog we can find is from santa cruz de monterrey. otherwise everyone else is reporting clear skies so nice at the coast today. sixties seventies coast in bay temperatures inland eighties nineties it's wind driven that breeze will pick up for some, and it's out northerly breeze, so sixties seventies eighties and some low nineties 8 31 salis here now. better we're saying, what do you see out there? well now that i adjusted my glasses, i can see you with all my four eyes, steve. so that's that's good, and i can see some improvement on 80. as you drive on 80 coming out towards the mcarthur maze and out to the richmond bridge. if you're going that way, things are better than crash. a canal has been most of the lines have been open here, and that's still i would still give myself extra time. getting out to the richmond bridge. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. that's also moving a little bit better. so things are beginning to get better for this morning's community that inclu

the campus would be at the location of two historic buildings, the san jose armory on north second street and the moore building on north first street. as kpix 5's len ramirez reports, the school hopes the change of environment will give students a more well-rounded experience. >> reporter: the hillbrook school is a private school. they've been in los gatos for the last 85 years, but they want to expand into a high school, and they looked all over the santa clara valley for suitable space. they eventually settled here in downtown san jose, in two separate but equally historic buildings that will be their high school campus of the future. >> to think about being in a space that has so much history. >> reporter: the ornate but well worn staircase in this former hotel building in downtown san jose, mark silver and chuck hammers can also see the faces of future students who will soon go to high school here. >> one of the attractions of this building is the amount of transit around here. we've got light rail right in front of the building, and then you've got b.a.r.t. coming in. >> reporter: t

. >>> new at 11:00, another pedestrian hit and killed by car in san jose. 6:30, north capital avenue near 680. driver remained at the scene. 30th traffic death in san jose this year, 17 pedestrians. city on pace to shatter record of 50 set last year. >>> rescued from burning car, oakland fire department tweeting out pictures of incredible high stakes rescue effort tonight. crashed in north oakland, first responders had to use jaws of life to get driver out as car burned. man being treated but survived. >>> new developments, a tentative agreement between stanford health and striking nurses. around 5,000 at stanford and lucille patrick children's hospitals have been walking the picket line, demanding better conditions and other things as well. they reached a deal, said pending ratification we're looking forward to welcoming them back tuesday. >>> search on for third person missing in crash on the coast. chp said a truck went through intersection at pescadero beach and went off a clip. two people died, names not officially released, but family members were at the crash site. >> i'm torn

here's san jose north 101, early jam up. there's a crash just north of here 101 at mckee. check my twitter before you leave or stick around for the next report, we'll show you the progress because chp is on scene. we'll see if they can clear this quickly. >>> developing for you this morning, the european union is proposing a complete import ban on all russian oil by the end of the year. the plan would deprive the kremlin of a key source of revenue. now it will have to be approved by the 27 member states. this is new video of the steel plant in mariupol still coming under pressure, this is under fire following humanitarian evacuations. some experts believe russia can withstand additional sanctions to its economy. meanwhile, belarus, a russian ally, is conducting new military drills and tests what it calls its combat readiness. leaders insist the exercise should pose no threat to its neighbors or the european community. >>> the bay area remembering an icon, long time south bay political leader norm mineta, the nage's first asian american big city mayor and later worked as tr

of san jose. not so much this morning. we're smooth sailing throughout the course of your wednesday. just the start of this dry trend of weather ahead of us now for the sierra nevada. a few snow flurries do remain. but what you're lacking today is any chance of that here in the bay area. yesterday we saw some thunderstorms in the north bay not going to be the case today. so don't worry. get back out there for those bike rides. those jobs will be good to go. tomorrow morning. a couple of sprinkles in lake lake and mendocino county as well as stripping is for north as northern sonoma and napa counties. this energy that's passing through the bay area to start the morning tomorrow. it's not going to be packing enough punch for the rest of us to see some rain. so we're really just going to be tapping into some cloud cover to start your thursday tomorrow before clearing skies thursday afternoon, winds are still a factor. so we're still cool. we're still breezy jackets, long sleeved t-shirts like we have

francisco is $6.27 in oakland and san jose about 12 cents less and in the north bay if you pump gas in napa or santa rosa, the gas price her gallon is $6.04. ooh. >>> still to come, a close call for steph curry on the court, what caused him to lose his balance, ahead in "morning mix." >>> and here's a live look outside on this monday, looking at the beautiful golden gate bridge from our sutro camera. 6:17 the time now. we'll be right back. for state controller, only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who, me? me? no, not you. yvonne yiu. yvonne yiu. not me. good choice. for 25 years, yiu worked as an executive at top financial firms. managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, she saved taxpayers over $55 million. finding waste. saving money. because... yiu is for you. yiu is for you. exactly. yvonne yiu. democrat for controller. >>> welcome back. i hope you're hungry. our lunch time forecast as we head into the afternoon today we're above average. winds will kick in around noon for our coast and bay area and our inland areas we're warming up more into the upper 80s but for now we expec

san jose. so as you're traveling, 85 in to menlo park, it will take about 42 minutes to make that drive because of that accident there. one lane is blocked traveling into the city. no delays. 8 minutes traveling from the maze. 2 that fremont street exit. >> let's go ahead and check on the san mateo a new one on one about 12 minutes for you. there and crockett down towards so long 5, 18, 80, a little under 15 minutes. tara, james, back to you. thanks a lot. 5.31. is the time right now. and san francisco community college professors are camping out to protest cuts being made to the school. yeah. they want the school to reject what they say are unnecessary layoffs of hundreds of faculty members. kron four's. sara stinson standing by live at the school. the very latest on this. >> sarah, good morning. >> that's right. of course, it's early. it's 5.30. so people are still sleeping, but they're camping out outside of conlon hall here at the city college of san francisco up and oversee can see them. t

mid 80s for san jose. north bay, mid-to upper 80s with the warmth sticking around into early next week. >> so call today until hot this weekend. >> weather whiplash. >>> vern is life the chase center. hey, vern. >>> straight ahead in sports, the warriors, grizzlies, and a lot has happened in the last hour. you're going to want to stick around for the details behind that. details that could change the whole complexion of tonight's game. more than just a moment. >>> coming up, getting ready for game four tonight. our full interview with bob fitzgerald is coming up. you can watch or stream wherever or whenever. booking most cruises can be complicated. but this isn't most cruises. this is celebrity cruises. and we think cruising shouldn't be confusing. so, on our award winning vacations drinks, wi-fi and tips are always included. every sailing. every room. every guest. effortless from the start. celebrity cruises. stick courtside at chase center. we are getting ready for this one. warrior's game four with the

jose north into san francisco and even for our north bay areas and inland east bay we're seeing 80s, 90s returning as early as next week. >>> a live look at sfo where w nation is going to the dogs. >> take a look. the airport's wag brigade is getting decked out head to paw ahead of game two tonight. even their newest member a giant rabbit known as alex the great, there he is, managed to squeeze into a jersey. the wag brigade is meant to help anxious travelers and put them at snease. >> anxious fans too. >> ladies, today is national rescue dog day. >> is it? >> no way. >> hey. >> we've all got our rescues, all four of us do. >> do you dress them up? that's the question. >> leo, not down for it. >> they need w gear. we need a warriors sweater. >> they like the basketballs, though. they will play with those. >> the news continues all day on cbs bay area. >> bs ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs mornings" and hello to you our viewers on west coast. happen friday. i'm giayle king. >> and i'm tony dokoupil. >> and i'm nate burleson. let's go to your world in 90 seconds. president biden arrives in asi

pass north of san francisco before 10:00 a.m. lunchtime over san jose but should weaken as it pushes south. afternoon and evening maybe a few more showers around the north bay approaching san francisco. isolated showers but wind and cool temperatures will be part of the mother's day sunday forecast. area of low pressure bringing snow to the sierra, higher mountain peaks along the coastal range. it's going to stick around. monday into tuesday. chance of sierra snow showers. cold air, which you can get with daytime heating, chilly air loss, that's good recipe for snow showers maybe with hail. monday and tuesday afternoon in the north bay could see a thunder shower. hilltops the best chance, maybe a third of an inch of rain west bayside. blustery conditions hang on through thursday, another chance of shower, then big-time warm up. going from 50 to 70s in san francisco by next weekend. but there's a lot on the board first half of the week. keep in mind the showers are monday and tuesday, into wednesday. most along the mountains of th

mid-90s in san jose, close to record territory but around the bay, little bit off the pace. low 70s in san francisco still, highs happen by early afternoon, then the breeze drops them. mid-60s along the coast. records in san francisco and oakland out of reach for tomorrow. 14 degrees shy, but close to records in san jose, livermore, concord. but drop off wednesday to thursday, more clouds overhead. but no moisture out of the clouds but going to bring us down to normal and slightly below average temperatures first couple of days of the three-day weekend in san jose. another warm-up early next week. temperatures hot tomorrow, then back down to typical late may weather as we head into the three-day weekend. one more day in the mid-60s on the coast then may gray reality this week. [ speaking spanish ]. >> meet the 8-year-old grand marshal of this weekend's >>> there is something about carnival that makes us all want to dance. or me to dance. carnival taking to the streets of san francisco once again after two-year pandemic break. and kpix 5 is a proud sponsor. this year one of t

mid-70s in san jose. cooler temperatures for the north bay because you're going to have more cloud cover overhead a little bit earlier in the day. the clouds are going to be a little bit thicker. we will have some of that walk around the bay. then we are watching the possibility of a couple shower sneaking into the north bay tomorrow evening and tomorrow night. blank, and you will miss it in terms of the rater simulation on the futurecast. it's not going to amount to a whole lot. i don't think you need to adjust any outdoor plans. be aware of the possibility of a couple of showers as we head into thursday night and friday. about a 20 or maybe 30% chance of showers in the north bay. every time one of these storm systems skirts by to our north. more clouds on friday. again on mother's day for sunday, that is going to be the coolest day of the seven-day forecast it again monday and tuesday. another slight chance of showers for the north bay monday night into tuesday. be aware. passing showers don't make any

you can see san jose police are here. they blocked off. this area of north 21st and empire. also san jose fire department is here as well. i talked to one neighbor who says the man has a very large knife, maybe like a machete. i asked how large and he said the knife was in the proximity of the length of my arm elbow to fingertips. so from about here to here large knife says the man was waving it around in the area of the dumpsters at the school. that's when people call police and as you can see, see, san jose police have arrived. right now, an officer tells me they are on campus trying to work with the man. they called their crisis team in murder team to try and persuade him to put down the knife. but the resident here who saw the man said he looked to be in crisis having a mental health crisis. and so police are called. the students are sheltering in place inside the school. and they have blocked off the area to area motorists will stay here. we'll give you an update. if we can before the end of the newscast, we're live in san jose, jesse gary ktvu fox two news. we'll head

the campus would be at the location of two historic buildings, the san jose armory on north second street and the moore building on north first street. as kpix 5's len ramirez reports, the school hopes the change of environment will give students a more well-rounded experience. >> reporter: the hillbrook school is a private school. they've been in los gatos for the last 85 years, but they want to expand into a high school, and they looked all over the santa clara valley for suitable space. they eventually settled here in downtown san jose, in two separate but equally historic buildings that will be their high school campus of the future. >> to think about being in a space that has so much history. >> reporter: the ornate but well worn staircase in this former

bay shoreline and 70's for warmest inland valleys from the north bay to south bay, san jose. 71 degrees with santa rosa in the mid 70's and overnight lows tonight, widespread mid to upper 40's. antioch, though, on the milder side, 53 degrees with high temperatures tomorrow about 5 degrees below average downtown san francisco. 62 degrees. oakland in the mid 60's with livermore at 68 degrees. and we're going to flirt with 90's and possibly reach that low, 90 degree. mark as a mini heat wave peaks on wednesday. widespread 80's, though, tuesday and thursday with 70's along the coast and east bay shoreline and we are going to notice some rain overnight, but during the day drying out next weekend. back to you. dan. in oil. >> alright recent thanks a lot. in sports, no dream on no problem for the warriors as they take game one of their series against the grizzlies. sports director jason dumas says the highlights ♪ ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer... are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with

mild in the south bay. >> north 101 at 680 is clear. the arrow is light traffic for san jose. north of there is a problem. a crash just north of 297 on 101 going down westbound 237 coming again. there is a mountain view with a crash on one lane from what i understand. and other crashed registered with different details. somebody might be injured in that crash. there might be two consecutive classes. we are tracking that portion of 101. the typical pattern in the tri- valley and 882 east bay coming across the bay toll plaza. the biggest might be a second issue. the first one will track the second one. back to you. >>> 6:52 on your monday morning. san francisco mayor london read celebrate the opening of new housing to help struggling most to make it in the bay. 160 units will be available as a supported housing on a mission between ninth and 10th street. the building formerly known as the panoramic is part of the city's latest acquisition of more than 230 new permanent supportive housing units. let's hope that makes a difference. >>> a quick look at the top stories including an

we're seeing $5.89 in the north bay, vacaville. in san jose, it's $5.69 on east santa clara street. on the roadway, we're getting a break. the toll plaza, most filling up to mid-parking lot and building. it's not bad for 6:09 in the morning. we have mild traffic that starts to extend back into concord. highway 37 holding off for that one section. the arrow shows where it's slow below the limit into fremont. next burst should come in a half-hour. >>> no marching next on today in the bay, pride organizers block uniformed police officers from participating in the parade. the other first responders choosing not to participate. >>> pulling out of china, the decision to pull its listings and how soon travelers will have to find other arrangements. for state controller, only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who, me? me? no, not you. yvonne yiu. yvonne yiu. not me. good choice. for 25 years, yiu worked as an executive at top financial firms. managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, she saved taxpayers over $55 million. finding waste. saving money. because... yiu is for you. yiu is for you.