what has changed since kpix 5 brought you one historic broadcast? >> we drank a lot of beer. >> plus one of the niners' new superstars goes down. will nick bosa be ready for the regular season? >>> when it comes to cops, nothing is more expensive than an accident. >> how captain sully sullen burger is trying to prevent any more close calls. >> how long we stay chilly and breezy. a tiny rain chance for one part of the bay area and a warm up back to the 90s. lots to talk about. hang out for 7 minutes, i'll have it for you coming up. >>> we are continuing to follow that breaking news at san jose state right now. chopper 5 live over the scene. police investigating a possible threat. a report of a person with a gun near spartan plaza. we've seen a big police presence there on alert. one alert went out to the community telling them to shelter in place and stay out of that area, spartan plaza. school is not in session yet, so there are a limited number of people on campus right now. >>> switching gears now to sports. the count down is on to our coverage of

in san francisco, wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> kpix 5 continues our team coverage tonight on what you can do to protect yourself if somebody tries to attack you on the street. >> reporter: well, we spoke to self defense experts and used one of our interns to demonstrate exactly the move you need if you get attacked. you're walking down the sidewalk and suddenly you've been accosted. what do you do? >> when you walk around, always walk around with something in your hands. pen, key. everyday items that can be defense. at night, a flashlight is great. >> reporter: this is kpix 5 intern irene. he's getting a quick lesson from jimmy and -- cofounders of self defense for the people -- in basic sidewalk self defense. >> if i'm standing in front of you, you can go between my arms. that's inside. most dangerous place to be. but if you step here, you get away from this hand. or you step here, get away from this hand and toward an exit. >> reporter: watch irene apply this technique. >> when it comes to going outside and actually having that happen to you, now, i feel like i should be able to know wh

. >>> the new kpix 5 news at 7:00 . good evening i am veronica de la cruz. >> i am ken bastida . we are in san francisco with finger- pointing tonight. >> reporter: the suspect in the stories is expected to wear a monitoring wearing device. the judge has been criticized, all the way to the mayor's office. she gave her side of the story today. >> wednesday night and went to a restaurant. i saw what was the video of the incident involving mr. austin that gave rise to this. >> reporter: when the judge made the decision to release him, she had not seen the tape that we had all seen. that video she says has changed her perspective. >> i was frankly alarmed. at the a level of violence that is on the video. they say that a picture is worth 1000 words. i am ordering that he goes to the sheriff's office for application of an ankle device. >> it makes you feel little bit better. this is a very, very small victory. are she says that she is relieved to see the court take a look at the other case. but she is still frustrated. >> why wasn't it done? this is such a big part of the evidence. >>

. >>> the new kpix 5 news at 7:00 starts now on fire watch. good evening i am elizabeth cook. >> we discussed new details on it. calling it the spirit fire, it now covers 10 to 12 acres. it is about 60% contained. forward progress has been stop. crews responded on a ridge west of fairfax, in marin county. crusade that the evacuation warning that was in effect for rental santa margarita east was rented lifted. >>> a wild chase along more than 30 miles of east the bay area freeways. >> we are live at the chp headquarters. >> reporter: can, elizabeth behind me the freeway is moving. this was not the case for a good chunk of this afternoon while the chp investigated. hours of freeway backup. this can be blamed on this. a chase that ended on westbound 580 with the suspect vehicle wedged between a transit bus and a concrete center divider. according to the chp, they got word from officers in the stockton area that the silver and paulette was driving erratically. chp officers try to pull the car over, but the driver evaded them and the chase was on.

. >>> the new kpix 5 news at 7:00 starts right now with those hot temperatures just now beginning to cool off. after a scorching day, here in the bay area, good evening. >>> check out some of the highs today, san jose, 97, livermore, 103, oakland, 90, some people like the extra warmth that many people want it to end. >> it is too hot. especially for our age. you know? sometimes i cannot breathe very well. >> i try to get my workout in early and stay indoors after that. >> i was really freezing, and now i am enjoying this. >> some people had no choice but to work outside, in the heat all day. >> i tell you what, it gets real sweaty out here. real fast. that you have to get the paycheck, so you stay out here all day. >> it has been crazy, it is a lot of jumping from one call to the next. just getting everything up and running, getting people comfortable and cool when it gets this hot it can almost be a health hazard for some people. >> pg&e crews are working tonight, crews are trying to restore a heat related power outage, that is hitting 2600 residents in dental right now. there is no

in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> the suspect accused of murdering a man in a livermore parking lot has been captured south of sacramento. police believe 30-year-old john shot and killed a man early this morning near the livermore walmart. investigators remain on scene for hours blocking off the area to shoppers. police believe he and the victim were both transients who lived in a nearby creek, and that the violence was a part of a long-running dispute >> they knew each other, it was a feud that went down between the two of them that led to the suspect pulling the firearm and shooting. >> he was captured in oak grove this afternoon and we brought back to livermore to face murder charges. >>> fire crews and contra costa county getting control of a fast-moving grass fire that forced some residents to flee their homes. the winds fueled a 58 acre fire outside of a rural town of oakley and burned two buildings. nearly 5000 people lost power as a precautionary measure by pg&e. the crews had to call in air tankers to fight the blaze. forward progress has been stopped and the evacuations ha

. >> the new kpix 5 news at 7:00 p.m. starts right now with surveillance video following a brutal stabbing at a gas station. good evening. >> neighbors say it is part of a troubling trend. the attack happened at a shell station at east hamilton. off of highway 17. kpix 5's len ramirez is there for us tonight. . >> reporter: neighbors say the stabbing that took place early this morning is pattern of violence that is hitting this neighborhood. surveillance video shows it stabbing incident at gas station at 1:20 a.m. in the morning. the victim can be seen getting jumped. moments later suspects are seen getting into a vehicle and speeding away. the victim calls out to the gas station attendant for help. moments later the victim is seen gathering paper towels from the windshield washing station to soak up his own blood as the attendant calls 911. >> suspect stabbed the victim multiple times. the suspect had a couple other people in the car with him and they all fled the scene. >> the victim was treated for multiple stab wounds

in san francisco, wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> some flyers with racist and anti-immigrant messages were scattered around san jose state university today. on the first day of classes no less. kemp is officials say they are aware of the flyers being posted at other universities around the country as well. they say the content was not considered criminal, and at sdsu they were immediately removed. >> we are denouncing the messages of bigotry and exclusion. we strongly doubt that. we also want to reinforce and state and remind everyone of our core values of our institution which is diversity. >> reporter: >>> also tonight, a 12 year old boy has been arrested in alameda accused of setting the woodstock playground on fire. this happened july 13th. authorities collected evidence at the scene and then reviewed nearby surveillance video. then, they arrested the boy at his school. cited him up for arson and released him to his family. officials say damage to that playground is in excess of $200,000. >>> homeowners and high risk fire zones are now scrambling to find insurance some insurance compan

.>>> the new kpix 5 news at 7 starts right now with jury deliberations underway on the ghost ship warehouse trial. >> the wait for a verdict is now on. julia goodrich is in the courthouse in oakland tonight. >> reporter: at the defendant has spent more than 2 1/2 years behind bars, and now their fate is in the hands of the jury. the victim's family members say all they've ever wanted was accountability. the trial is over, but for these families, it doesn't end the pain.>> this is extreme pain brought on to families, extreme. we are condemned for life with the loss of wonderful people. >> and now they wait, wait for a verdict.>> it's nerve-racking , the but you just have to wait and hope for the best. >> i just have to have blind faith in the jury. >> the defense of the prosecutions final rebuttal today lacked professionalism with their emotional tirade.>> the emotional tirade is the last refuge of a dying cause. he screamed at the jury, he paced up and down, he yelled, he gestured. >> jurors must now decide whether the defendants are responsible for involuntary manslaughter, in the deaths o

wilson working, water, kpix 5. >>> and our collective was destroyed by fire. we have a look at what was lost and asks whether officials have any idea what was going on inside. >> this warehouseabout half a mile away from the ghost ship warehouse. this one is called moxie, i checked the record and it s no one took out any permits to make modifications inside. the city natick never gave approval to the operator to divide the warehouse into small studio spaces. the fire broke out around 6:20 this morning, at 23rd avenue. fire officials said the artist collective printed out studio spaces to 37 artist into buildings. the fire destroyed the building that housed about 10 studios. >> there's a lot of hidden fire in the warehouse, it was two stories and it collapsed. >> they show us pictures of what it looks like. and oakland building engineer tells me anytime you divide up the warehouse, you need building permits and inspections to check for egress. the city database shows no permits were pulled since moxie took over the warehouse in 2014. >> we did hire additional i

. >>> the new kpix 5 news at 7:00 starts right now. thousands of people in northern california told to get out now because of a big wildfire in shasta county. good evening. >> as you can see, the fire is now burning down homes. it broke out in redding. so far this new fire has burned at least 280 acres. 820acres, that is. crews have struggled all afternoon to get a hold testify. in the last couple hours, the aerial assault was stepped way up as conditions start to turn in their favor. that super tanker now dumping tens of thousands of gallons of retardant to try to keep the flames out of nearby neighborhoods. you a few moments ago, cal firs the fire has slowed and the flames have decreased on the ground northeast of redding right now. >> reporter: the fire fight was in full swing with ground crews and air crews hitting the mountain fire hard. but it also left several scrambling to get out of the way of the flames. the fire is getting very close to homes on the hill side behind me. you see the helicopters and planes doing everything the

. >>> kpix news at 7 starts right now and good evening. we begin with that brazen attack on san francisco's waterfront. the violent struggle at the front door of a woman's apartment building. this comes i need them amid a heated debate amid plans for a new homeless shelter. >> the attack happened right behind me here on beale street as a woman was trying to walk into her apartment building they actually had someone sitting at a security desk, she said that this is a harbinger of things to come for this neighborhood. >> she says she is ready to move out of her home at six years at the watermark, after this violent attack by what she describes as a mentally disturbed man early sunday morning. she said it started with a semi- calm conversation, then took a terrifying turn. when the man claimed the building security guard was a robot. >> he asked me to open the door for him so he could get into the building. and kill her, so he could earn my trust. >> she said he then demanded her keys, wallet and phone, throwing her to the ground as she fough

kpix 5 news this morning. we are keeping a very close eye on that accident in the south bay on 101. >> yeah, and here is the delay because of that crash. like emily said give yourself 30 to 45 minutes at least. >> have a great day everyone. in the west and welcome to "cbs this morning." breaking overnight four people are stabbed to death in a two-hour rampage in california. the latest on the suspect accused of a series of apparently random attacks. >>> a mother's concern. new information overnight on the suspect charged with killing 22 people in el paso. his mother called police weeks before the shooting because she was concerned about him owning an assault rifle. >>> tracking force. our policing in america investigation shows how the fbi for the first time is tracking how often officers use force on the job. >>> tiger woods exclusive. the champion who overcame years of injury to win the masters again tells us why his kids are

click, call or visit a store today. >>> kpix 5 weather is brought to you by mansini sleep world. visit sleepworld.com. >>> two police officers in texas will not face discipline in connection with an arrest that sparked widespread outrage. the man was arrested in galveston. leading him through the streets tethered to what looked like a leash. the president's of houston's naacp evokes memories of the precivil war south and bloody crackdowns during the civil rights movement. >> when i looked at the picture i saw an utter disrespect for another human being. the first thing that came to my mind was this was 2019 and not 1819. >> galveston's police chief issued an apologize to the man. >>> the l.a. county public health says an affected person. you could develop measles for up to 21 days after being exposed. >> it's kind of scary because there are a lot of people that aren't vaccinating nowadays so it's important to get your kids vaccinated. >> health experts urging people especially those who travel internationally. if infected, symptoms may include fever or rash. >>> 6:26. recent mass

the game was seen right here on kpix 5. dpoo it the loss fans we spoke with say hopes are high. >> ever since i was a kid. my dad rooted for the 9ers. we're all here we support day in and day out. >> it's a family thing. the first regular season game will be september 8th against the tampa bay buccaneers also in santa clara. and if you're going to any 49ers or raiders games this season check out the kpix.com stadium guide. it has information on the rules and tips on how to get to the games more quickly and i'm going to a game. >> yeah, a raiders game in about a week. >> have fun. >> raider nation. time now 6:07. a popular spot for kayakers and paddle borders in southern california is off for the holiday weekend. the major environmental hazard keeping people out of the water. >> and it could be slow going for drivers and mass transit. representatives from bart and caltrans are here on what you can expect. >> and that means a warm up is on the way. i'll have your holiday weekend forecast coming up. >>> well it's holiday and f

live in san francisco kpix 5. >> thank you. >>> as for public transit for the event bart plans longer trains, additional trains as well and no single tracking. if you have questions about the event or how to get there we have you covered. our web team has compiled a list of helpful links at kpix.com. >> extra officers will be on hand at the san jose jazz summer fest. metal detector wands will provide another level of security. >> what do you want to say to that family who is having second thoughts about coming down this weekend because of what happened to gilroy? >> i totally understand. that caution and worry is very natural right now given everything that's been happening. we've put a lot of work into organizing the festival to ensure they'll have a safe weekend they can arrive here and feel they're in a good place. >> the ojs and the family stone will be among the performers on the main stage this weekend. and less than two weeks after the garlic festival shooting, today gilroy is getting back to its roots with a rodeo. organizers say it's needed now more than ever. the small famil

kpix 5's jackie ward joins us live from the san francisco hall of justice with details. jackie. >> michelle, according to austin vincent's lawyers the district attorney's office will drop some charges against him this morning since he was actually living in southern california at the time of the incident that happened back in february. it was this video that surfaced just a couple of weeks ago that led to assault charges against the 25-year-old. it showed him violently wrestling with a woman trying to enter her condo. he was released from custody just days after the attack which outraged many people. after the release of his mug shot another woman came forward claiming vincent attacked her with a knife in february on the embarkedaro in february. now the district attorney's office received information that vincent was actually in southern california tate the at that time. vincent's public defender will ask the judge that he be placed back with a case management. he had been in full compliance in receiving housing and help. the office of the public defender wrote quote mr.

thanks for joining us this morning for kpix 5 news this morning. cbs this morning is coming up next. >>> good morning to our viewers in the west and welcome to "cbs this morning." massive, online fraud bust. a global manhunt is under way after 80 people are indicted and more than a dozen arrested in one of the largest internet fraud cases in u.s. history. who was targeted in the multimillion dollar scheme? >>> caribbean hotel killing. an eyewitness who was one of the first on the scene tells us what he says he saw in the struggle between a resort worker and the american who killed him, claiming he was defending his family. >>> sinking island. why dozens of people are refusing to leave a piece of coastal louisiana before it disappears under ocean waves. >>> and taylor sounds off. pop star taylor swift releases her new album overnight a

. >> the new kpix news at 7:00 starts now. with for the rest of a neighbor accused of spray painting racially charged graffiti on his luck. >> let's get right back to ondrea who is live for us on this. >> reporter: well it was a surprise to neighbors in that neighborhood. they thought it may have warranted a hate crime charge. took this afternoon cleanup was the main thing in bay point. while those cleaning up graffiti laced with racist slurs are asking a single question, why no hate crime charges in this case. >> i would think it would be. it could be a black person or white person or whoever did it. but it is still hateful.>> if he was bold enough to say that word and put it on people's houses, then he should be able to take the weight of the repercussions. took this reaction after their neighbor alton brown was arrested on the court last night. he is facing three felony vandalism charges but no hate crime charge tacked on. >> the office of the sheriff does not tolerate hate or bias related crimes. mr. brown has a personal r

. >>> in alamo jackie ward kpix 5. >> and we're going to wrap up our back to school coverage tomorrow with the look at the future of education. as the oldest sdool in oakland redesigns its system to focus on stem. jackie and mayor will be there live all morning live. >>> we are going live now to cape canaveral florida, where this rocket is about to take off. it's the delta united it has a gps satellite on board this is the final flight for this missile. it is the 29th mission and we are seconds away from lift off right now in florida and this is a partnership between boeing and lockede martin. they've been waiting for the exact weather tot canal tsning. a seconds away from this rocket launching and you can see it firing up there ready to take off and off it goes. >> carrying the gps for the unanimous air force. >> it's going to then be consolidated and help develop a new generation of rockets once it gets that satellite up there which is going to help our gps phone satellites mission to come. back to you. >>> 6:06 now students who survived a mass shooting at the florida parkland high

. >> during this back-to-school week the kpix 5 morning team has you covered each day, highlighting issues affecting students. tomorrow's topic is preventing bullying. one bay area principal has a unique way to fight the problem . that is tomorrow morning starting at 4:30. >>> a lot of folks heading back to school and are grateful they can still whether some are close because it has been so warm. >> at least for the first week. it is going to be a warm one and we will get some relief. that it will be the weekend and hopefully you will be going to school for the numbers tomorrow will be near the triple digits for inland areas, even tonight it continues warm. the numbers in san francisco 68 degrees, but in san santa rosa it is 83. in concorde it is 90. inland tomorrow it is going to be near 100 degrees. a sea breeze will keep things mild by the shoreline. we don't get a break in line until friday when things cool down. low clouds not to the rescue. they will form overnight but they are fairly inexpensive and then they burn off early in the day, so that is not much in the way of relief tonigh

our continuing back to school coverage takes us to san jose where it is the first day of school and kpix 5's jackie ward is getting us up to speed on current state law when it comes to your kids shots. >> good morning michelle. so every kid that goes to school private or public. parents are able to get a medical exemption but they're not able to get a personal exemption. we spoke to a nurse practicioner who told us which vaccinations are required and recommended. >> california does not allow religious or personal beliefs to prevent children from getting their shots. students can only go unvaccinated if they are medically exempt. a nurse practicioner explained to me why everyone who is able to get vaccinated should. >> it's totally necessary. but it's called heard immunity and we're hoping all these people getting vaccinations can protect those who aren't able to receive them. >> they'll need the vaccine for polio, and while not required, the cdc also recommends three more, the influence shot, the hpv vaccine and meningoccocal vaccines. well the viral form is more common. the bacterial on

watch that right here on kpix. mostly clear skies and temperatures in the low 70s. >> and we have a special newscast lineup ahead of the game. we'll feature live reports from the stadium. and then at 7:00, watch the 49ers and the chargers. and stay tuned to the 5th quarter after the game. 49ers 5-0 in the preseason. >> i love football season. >> yeah. >> football. who's ready? you ready? . >>> i am ready. i am ready. >> go nineers. . >>> good morning to you, breaking news. hurricane dorian to a category m asls t flowe'ron the atlantic ch how people are preparing and praying. >> vaping warning. major city w cigarette users to stop after an outbreak of sickness. we talk exclusively with the juul ceo about the risks for teenagers. when you think of under age vaping today would you call it an epidemic? >> i am not going to use the same words others have used but it is big and concerning. >> the search continues for a kentucky mom who may find missing people her cause. what her family thinks happen. >> ringing the alarm

kpix 5. >> san jose unified starts wednesday and we'd like to see photos and students as they gear up for the school year. use the #kpix and we'll show some of them on air and a lasted pitch effort will get underway to avoid a teacher's strike. they will sit down with the school district at 6:30. unless there is a last minute deal they plank stoppage and want a 5% raise and better health for their pamlies. -- their families. classes are scheduled to start on thursday. >>> and democrats are pushing president trump and majority lead are mitch mcconnell in the senate to bring lawmakers back from their august recess. they want the senate to pass a background check approved by the house this year. presidential president kamala harris expressed skepticism it would make it through congress. >> i'm prepared to give the united states congress 100 days to put a bill on my desk for signature and if they do not i will take executive action. >> president trump has been talking to republicans, downtowns and the newspaper and hements to come up with things no one else can. >>> the veranda is the fir

live, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> and 6:56. >>> time for the top stories. >>> with the heat throughout the bay area, cooling centers open again. the east bay saw temperatures reach triple digits. if you need relief from theheree cooling centers on kpix.com. >>> and nine people have been forced out of homes after a fire broke out late last night. fire crews say several explosions caused by propane tanks. the fire was started by a cigarette. no one was hurt. >>> and a suspect in a philadelphia police shooting surrendered after a seven-hour standoff. an attorney says the former client, 36-year-old maurice hill, is accused of opening fire on the officers. all of officers will be okay. >>> and china is vowing to retaliate over the tariff threat. global markets seeing mixed results after stocks plunged yesterday with the biggest one-day drop of the year for the dow losing 800 points. things looking a little bit better this morning. the dow is up 95 points. >>> and the travel.noonger in t. everybody in the yellow. the good news, nobody has a travel time in the red. taking a live look out to the s

. >>> thank you for watching kpix news this morning and your next update is at 7:26. >>> cbs this morning is next and have a great day, everyone. in about the suspect and the moments leading up to the attacks that killed 22 people in el paso and nine more in dayton, ohio. and a psychologist who interviewed other mass shooters tells us how common traits can help identify future threats. >>> responding to tragedy. president trump plans to visit both cities tomorrow. only on "cbs this morning" the acting homeland security secretary talks with us about trying to stop the rapid rise in mass shootings. >>> suspected killer caught. a millionaire accused of murdering his wife is captured after more than four years on the run. 48 hours witnessed his retur

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> the feds launch an investigation into a small plane crash off the bay area coast. what we've learned so far. >>> and a bay area businessman is facing decades in prison over an alleged hundred million dollars immigration scam. good morning it is wednesday august 21st i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. time now is 6:29 and if you like that cooler weather we're warming up right mary. >> yeah. good-bye to that and hello to warmer temperatures. we're going to turn up the heat especially inland today as high pressure builds in and this is just the start for us. nothing like last week's record heat but we are going to see temperatures climb into the 90s inland beginning today. here's a live look with our mount vaca cam. isn't that a pretty sielgt. the sun rising in the sky. right now looking at temps in the mid to upper you 50s to low 60s . so your microclimate forecast taking you through the afternoon. mild and breezy. ment for the bay in the low to mid 70s with sunshine and atgp inland. we're talking upper 80s to low