kpix 5. >> pretty cool. the production companies have to get a permit from the city if they are using streets and parking. >> in the case of antman, the crew paid the neighbors for keeping their name -- lights on for shooting. i think i would have left it purple >>> a sinkhole is growing tonight and it appears to be part of a much bigger problem. 10 at 10:00 is there . >> reporter: it is caused by the same storm drain pipe that caused a sinkhole 5 years ago. that one cost $3 million to fix the pipe is causing a new sinkhole in a gas station parking lot feet away. the area was not repaired in the 2016 fixed and now the sinkhole continues to grow. >> it is missing a section. below that whole is a cavern that is a hole underneath. >> reporter: no timeline or cause for the repair. it is also unknown if the landowner will pay for it. kpix 5. >> not a sinkhole but look at that sunset. look at that gorgeous fog pete it is not even summer. >> bonus fog? july and august? april? >> absolutely. that ocean influence is

kpix 5. >>> coming up next, kpix 5 original report . >> the new high-tech effort to contact aliens. >> it is a message written in the language of math and science. >> why the project is shrouded in controversy. >> we should have a discussion with the rest of the world before scientists decide on their own. >>> colin kaepernick on a chain ? a doll displayed and many called it racist. was the owner thinking? >> not to do with politics or race, to say i am racist is absurd. >>> mother nature always makes a spectacle when a hot snap ends. that spectacle is going on right now. flowing over san francisco into the bay and how chilly we get coming up. him a new space race is on and we are not just talking about star man and the tesla that was shot into orbit. >> it is an ambitious new effort to make direct contact with intelligent life beyond earth. if it is really their -- kpix 5 looks to the stars in the controversy in tonight's original report . >> reporter: for centuries we have gazed up at the stars and wondered if we are alone. some say it is time to find out. inside the california acad

in fremont, julia goodrich, kpix 5. >>> problems continue at sfo. runway construction is causing cancellations and frustrations. this is where our reporter is tonight. andrea? >> reporter: more than 1200 flights coming in and out of sfo. one third of those, with the construction project, are being affected, either delayed or canceled tonight. delays, cancellations, and air travel misery at sfo. >> we were supposed to get home tonight at midnight. they gave us a connecting flight, switch them around. supposedly we will be home tomorrow at 9:30, cleveland time. i'm not so sure that will happen. they did not seem confident when i rebooked it. >> reporter: if it seems like we've been here before with the repaving project, you are not wrong. the same type of project happened in 2017. >> in 2017, the airport did a major resurfacing project at sfo. they found out that the runway was in worse shape than they thought. >> reporter: that's when the large-scale repaving was scheduled for this month, all month long. in 2017, the work only happened on the weekend

kiet do, kpix 5. >>> we got nailed over the weekend. that was quite a storm. >> it never stopped on saturday for us. >> we have had the front move through. in years past, you get the front and we are done. it has been a two-day event almost every day this winter. the trailing area of low pressure gives us more rain, thunderstorms, more hail, and more everything we had over the weekend. this one will be different. this one, we are just talking about scattered showers, light rain. not as strong or widespread, but it is still raining in may. take a peek at high temperatures. which was much warmer than the weekend. 67 concord, 66 san jose, san francisco, 61 degrees. this weekend was the first time in the month of may since records have been kept in buchanan field where it didn't hit 60 degrees. only a high of 59 degrees. the first time in two decades that we didn't hit 60 degrees inland. in may, one week before memorial day. that is just strange. concord and oakland 52, redwood city 52. high def doppler tracking showers after midnight tonig

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

. >>> the kpix 5 starts right w . kevin durant in his much anticipated next move. good evening. i am veronica de la cruz. >> durand announcement literally has domination on the edge of their sheets. live outside the warrior's new san francisco home. andrea? >> allen, veronica, if you thought the drama of the and bases and was over because the finals are over, think again. free agent, and whether karen will play in a warriors uniform inside the new chase center ever. after a season of whispers of kevin durant's future as a warrior, the nba intrigue mission was once again set a place when he rejected his player option from the team today, becoming a free agent as of sunday. it is not time to panic just yet. >> to me, this is ju the process, and a lot of people wanted the answer today, and we're taking calls and getting text messages as if it's over, but i am here to tell you it's not, suggesting positive. >> reporter: even with a ruptured achilles, the rent is still the most sought after player in the league. a sports marketing analyst is less optimistic. >> m not a betting man. i

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 is at 7 pm starts now with that" on a southwest flight. evening. i am ken bastida. >> i am elizabeth cook. we are live at the airport with more in that dramatic bird strike emergency. andrea. >> reporter: the good news is everyone aboard the plane minute to the ground unharmed. the trouble began , when the plane hit the tarmac and the pilot realized they did not have the control they wanted. on final approach to oakland international from burbank, southwest flight 30 hit a large bump, slamming into at least one bird, seconds before touching down on runway 30. >> it is a large bird. that is our final round at 1000 feet. >> south west 390 you cut out. there are several birds about 1000 feet? >> yes. >> reporter: moments later air traffic control operators began warning pilots lying over the oakland estuary to land at the airport to be on the lookout. >> use caution. that was reported 30 seconds ago several birds 1000 feet on final. >> reporter: with the boeing 737 on the ground , pilots discover a significant post bird strike public, steering seems t

in san francisco, wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> coming up next, a kpix 5 original report. >>> why monarch butterflies went from driving to barely surviving. >> we only had four butterflies went before this whole area was butterflies. >>> what is behind the huge decline? tonight we investigate. >>> brand-new details on the shocking case. what we learned about this heart stopping bay area hit-and- run. >>> the sierra skiers and there'd dog that got help just in the nick of time. >>> lots of snow in the mountains and lots of rain, but we received a break for the last couple of days. sunshine is going away. is rain returning? the answer. look at the radar and your forecast coming up. your favorite restaurants now it doesn't matter dash. where you are. ♪ it doesn't matter what you're hungry for. it doesn't even matter how many you are. ♪ restaurants come to you. delicious at your door. download doordash. first order, no delivery fee. >>> take a look at this pic decades ago celebrated but is lane california used to thrive in our area. >>> now you can only spite a few them in areas where the

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wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> let's check in again with the mobile weather lab. inthrosocomm live pictures heading toward san francisco. conditions along i-80, kind of soggy tonight. the commute is slow, but there hasn't been any major disruption from the rain. everybody is behaving themselves. >>> drivers heading to the sierra can expect a rare may snowstorm, as well. this is a live shot of i-80 in soda springs. no snow yet, but it looks like it is threatening. looks pretty chilly. >> snow level dropping to 5000 to 6000 feet. it can snow up to june up there. it's pouring out there. january, february, march. you're thinking okay, april. may. yes. another soaker. even now, san jose is in the rain shadow of the santa cruz mountains. you are getting some rain. 10 miles in any direction from downtown san jose, it's pouring. over sunnyvale and san jose, you are in the rain shadow. llejo, pouring, livermore and concord, clayton, pouring. san francisco, a break, but more toward santa rosa. that's the shot of the bay area getting soggy, and this rainfall will be around f

. >>> 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. >>

andria borba, kpix 5. >> not the way you want to start your day. thank you. >>> five people are dead following a horrible murder- suicide in san jose. kpix 5's kiet do explains how the man's wife escaped with just seconds to spare. >> reporter: a total of three people actually escaped the murderous rampage. that man's wife, their daughter, and their needs. san jose police can't recall a more deadly night in the last three decades. >> i heard gunshots, and then i took my kid and my wife into the bedroom to hide. >> reporter: neighbor alan bui said he heard shouting, arguing and then rapid gunfire. about a half dozen shots. that's when his neighbor climbed the fence, and spotted his open sliding glass door. >> the wife ran into my house, and then she locked the door in my kid's room. i ran outside to close the door. i saw him looking for his wife after i heard five or six shots. >> reporter: someone called 911. >> reporter: what did she say to you? >> she didn't talk to me. i was upset because what are you doing running into the's house? i have a 5-y

. >> it new kpix 5 at 7 p.m. starts now with the window washers stuck to the side of a high rise for hours. >> joe vazquez spoke to one of the men just a few minutes after they were brought to safety. >> reporter: take a look. a building part of the millennium tower. that is where two men were stuck and had to be rescued from the fire department. the platform motor malfunctioned and one of the men tells me that resulted in them being stuck on the platform for four hours. the fire department was called, the ladder truck extended as high as it could go but it fell short. it only went 9 floors up so they dragged the men through a 10th story window. he was not scared but you could tell it was a bit of an adventure. >> the motor stopped working so we tried to fix it and it wouldn't work anymore. so the fire department came. >> reporter: how long were you up there? >> four hours or so. >> what was that like? >> crazy. >> both men declined medical treatment and they went on their way this afternoon. the other man did no

in lafayette, joe ramis, kpix 5. sugar grburng tonight in the hills near livermore. 20-25 anchors have been destroyed so far. crews say they are making good progress from the air. no word yet on the cause.>>> thousands of kaiser employees protest today around the state due to staff shortages and low pay. >> this comes a month ahead of their looming october strike day. >> this demonstration against the healthcare giant was in response to labor negotiations that have gone on for a year now. 80,000 employees nationwide can be walking out if the deal is not made by the end of september. >> when you outsource jobs what do you get? it's not fair for you as a patient or anybody to receive sub par services because they sold to the lowest bidder. >> actor daniel glover also joined the rally, he spoke to unfair labor practices and kaiser's rising profits.>>> updates, a wild car chase smashed his way onto oakland international. >>> plus assaults on here in s jose and across the state. the new law that would make it a federal of

you can watch it right here on kpix 5. >> that's 12 seasons. i cannot believe it's been 12 years. >> reporter: these days that's incredible. thank you for watching. we will be back here at 11:00 here for more news and weather, you can go to kpix.com any time. good night. announcer: it's time to play "family feud!" give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause] steve: [indistinct] thanks, y'all. thank y'all, everybody. i appreciate y'all. thank y'all very much. thank you, folks. i appreciate that. yeah, i do. thank y'all. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. [cheering and applause] got another good one for you today. returning for their second day, from rialto, california, it's the auguar family! and from concord, california, it's the calderon family! [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and somebody might have a shot at

. >> the new kpix 5 news at 7:00 starts with an emergency proclamation for sonoma county, an estimated 3000 structures damaged. good evening i'm elizabeth cook. >> and i'm ken bastida, it's going to take a while to draw from this huge storm. we have team coverage on the flooding tonight let's start with wilson walker along the rushing river. >> the water finally started moving back, yesterday, the water would have been around my head, it's obviously peeled back to where you could see the aftermath of the flooding enforced bill. as the water moves back we are getting a lesson in just how much water moved through here. >> when you saw me coming out it was the first time i stepped out. the biggest thing to fight with floods is just board them out here. >> reporter: this has been a long three-day strand inside of their home. >> you could see along the water. just low enough to wade through the street to survey the damage. some houses it's definitely worse than others. you never know until the water gets down. >> reporter: while the water is receding, many roads are only passable by boat so

. >>> 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 kpix 5 news at 7 p.m. starts now. tonight 3600 people along thurussian river are under evacuation orders and it is easy to see why. good evening. the concern tonight, the river has yet to crest. here is a look at who is impacted. two dozen communities from jenner to wilson grove, including guerneville where we have sthenworse of it. seen the worse of it. wilson walker has been along the russian river all day long. >> reporter: guerneville, a town submerged. the water that sort of spreads out around there now covers other communities. as best as i could get to guerneville, it is impossible. a couple decided to leave their home. they were stuck on an island in their home but they had a canoe and they rolled it out and took me for a tour around. >> i took it down a the bottom of my driveway and we are off. neighborhood floating 4 to 8 feet above the streets of forestville. >> this is one of the many sections of the road, and this is a very low spot here next to this creek. this is one of the first places it floods. >> re

. >>> 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

. >>> kpix 5 news at 7:00 starts now. >>> a package triggered and investigation at facebook. >> we have latebreaking information. simon? >> reporter: elizabeth, crews have been here pretty much all day. they went into the building about an hour go came a out about 15 minutes ago. they got hosed down. what we still don't know what exactly was that they found. we do have new details. how it got to this point from the menlo park fire chief who i spoke to about half an hour go. he says that around 11 am, the equipment that facebook uses to screen the mail that comes to the company sounded and alarm. the first test on the package, there was around the tested positive for sarin . so they ran another test, the second one came back negative. just to be sure they ran a third, third one came back positive too. two positives, one negative. this was enough to call 911. the hazmat team showed up and they were prepared to investigate, but that team instead called the civil support team out of hayward. these are world-class experts at dealing with hazardous materials, whether it's radiological or othe

>>> kpix 5 news at 7:00 starts now with the rolling stones stadium. >> a scathing letter to the city of santa clara and it is reigniting a few between the city and the 49ers. >> reporter: the rolling stones complaints were detailed in a letter that was sent to the 49ers after the stones concert here last month. they cited dysfunctional and random roles that make them question whether they ever want to come back. >> the rolling stones production team complemented minute demands by the city of santa clara at the stadium no longer worth the effort to play there. the stones were grateful that the 10 pm curfew was moved to 11 pm for the show but they said the regulations for things like stage rigging and pyrotechnics which had to be canceled were restrictive and dysfunctional. >> i think they have to work with it if they want the big names to come pick >> this is the statement. in regards to the fireworks, the 49ers a promoter were mis- communicating are not sharing information between themselves. and the 49ers complains about the 10 pm weeknight curfew deflects from their performance in

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

. >> right now, kpix 5 is streaming on kpix.com. that evening, i am a veronica de la cruz. >> we have breaking it tonight. two bay area at ports pick up after work at getting word at oakland and asked that the power is out inside the terminal. the lights went off within the past 20 minutes or so. generators are apparently starting to cycle on, bringing that power back here can we do have a crew on the way. we will bring you more information as we get it. stirr let >>> let's get a live look at sfo. expect delays of 90 minutes or more if you are flying out tonight to go to the faa but a ground delay into effect because of the bad weather, and that is cutting the number of arrivals and have. the biggest impact will be flights along the west coast. >>> checking some bay area bridges. they have all been pretty busy this evening. looking at high def doppler, we are seeing soaking rain coming down in some areas stirr is this going to be the worst of it? >> this is the worst of it. i think you would be hard- pressed to find a rater image th

. >>> the new kpix 5 news at 7:00 starts now with this new coast guard video showing the deadly fire that tore through the dive boat in southern california. i am ken bastida. >> i am veronica de la cruz. the search for survivors called off, 20 victims have been pulled from the water, 11 women and 9 men, another nine people missing in the waters off the coast of santa cruz island south of santa barbara, investigators say most of the victims are from the bay area. >> we learned a short time ago that includes a teacher from fremont, and his daughter.>> several others attended collegiate school in santa cruz. kit? >> reporter: their remains were so badly burned and submerged that investigators say they will have to use rapid dna testing to confirm their identities, but as far as we can surmise, at least four fatalities were connected with this elite public charter school. this newly released footage shows a worst-case scenario, fire on board a boat in a remote location in the middle of the night. it didn't take long for news of the tragedy to get back to the 545 students at pacific colle

. >>> kpix 5 news starts with game five in oakland tonight. warriors warming up right now before they take on the clippers . good evening to all of you. let's go straight to dennis live on the court the arena. >> reporter: i am jacked out of my mind, warriors could wrap up the series tonight. the marcus johnson likely out for the year. cousins will be on the bench tonight for moral support. how lucky are the warriors that andrew came over from australia and filled in for cousins almost seamlessly. >> we trust them, at the highest level. we have seen what he can do for us in the playoffs anink he iha that as we go through the playoffs. >> >> reporter: reunited with the warriors last month. once known as the angry aussie, he is a mellower version of himself once he returns to the team at some point next season which is okay by clay thompson. >> i would like that too, when i play poker with him the whole year, he's a pretty big shark. i just enjoy his problem. he's been here since my second year. he is a great teammate. kids, i think that brought

live in fremont tonight, andrea karma, kpix 5. >> andrea, thank you for that. >>> police in campbell have arrested a trio of suspect wanted in a game related stabbing back in august. police say the suspects stabbed a man several times at a gas station on hamilton avenue in campbell. blast suspect was arrested this week after a swat team moved in at his home in campbell. the trio was booked into the santa clara county jail and they are fasting murder and criminal street gangs charges.>>> and east bay mom has entered a not guilty plea to a slew of charges after allegedly rimming a barber with her previous over a haircut. ruby delgadillo appeared in court today. she is accused of attempted murder, hit and run, and child abuse. she remains behind bars on 1.3 million dollars bail. this man is under arrest for allegedly assaulting a contra costa county public official. police say allegedly mingus attacked martin as mayor rob schroeder outside the mayor's insurance business on wednesday afternoon. schroeder is expected to be okay. police say dominguez frequently had to dance city council me

. >>> breaking news right now on the kpix 5 news at 7:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area. just minutes ago, interstate 80 in vallejo was opened back up after being closed for almost 3 hours. good evening, i'm andrea nakano in and i'm brian hackney. police activity on the magazine street intersection cut off the evening commute. drivers are still seeing residual delays right now. it's backed up from vallejo back past crockett. drivers are advised to use the venetia bridge. we're also learning that 2 shooting suspects are in custody tonight after leading police on a chase from san mateo down to fremont. police say it began when they found a man shot in the leg along north amflett boulevard, blocks away from where gunfire rang out. >> the officers located some shell cangs si t investigation from there. >> soon police found 2 suspects and chased them over 20 miles. it all came to an end in fremont when the car crashed. police arrested the occupants. a 19-year-old woman and the 21-year-old driver. the shooting victim is being treated at a trauma center tonight. >>> tonight inve

. >> in a statement to kpix 5 a spokesman said we are committed to earning the respect and business of all of our customers and one day hope to serve guests in redwood city. now a short time ago spokeit a spokesperson for the city of redwood city. she told me that the process has already been approved that this was simply an architectural permit because of the restaurant silt of was already in place and already zoned. >> all right. thank you. >>> some new video coming in of a scary armed take over at a t-mobile store in vallejo. two suspects, a woman and a man, in a 49ers sweatshirt storm in, point what appears to be a legitimate handgun at employees and then orders them to the back of the store. this happened sunday morning. the crooks made off with multiple electronics and ran away. the handgun was later determined to be an air soft gun. >>> turning now weather with some live looks across the bay area. you can see it is gorgeous outside. pretty clear out there. the day was pretty warm well in some spots. paul live on the roof of our kpix studio soaking up some of that sun before it g

. >>> plus, a kpix 5 news crew robbed and shot at . >> they say what happened to our crews last night is the most extreme case oakland has had to deal with to date. >>> the new kpix 5 news at 7 pm, starts right now. the northbay is getting hammered right now. >>> several inches of rain are in the forecast starting tonight. here is a live look outside at some of the rainsoaked bay area bridges. drivers are definitely taking it slow tonight as they navigate the wet conditions. >>> it is not just the rain, but the wind is blowing hard, as well. our cameras are shaking over at ocean beach. this is about an hour ago as the central was going down. >> the rain is heading in our area right now. paul, here we go again. >> another atmospheric river. this one is unique and it is unique in the fact that have of our viewing area is getting socked with steady rainfall that has been going on for 7- eight hours now. the other half of the viewing area is waiting for any rain to begin. the dividing line is i-80. north of there, it is pouring. it has been all day. petaluma, mill valley, san francisco ha

. >>> the new kpix news at 7:00 starts now with breaking news on a teacher strike in the east bay. >> it appears the new haven school district in fremont and haywood is closer to making a deal with the teachers union. kpix 5's betty yu is live for us tonight. >> reporter: i just spoke with the teachers association about negotiations. they say that they are hopeful that a resolution can be reached soon. perhaps, even tonight. in the meantime, these teachers have been picketing outside the alameda county office of education building where the negotiations are taking place. they've been up to since last monday and a lot of passing cars have honked in support. the fact that the district and the union are having a conversation, we are told, is encouraging. the union said previously, the district walked out twice the union is asking for a 10% raise over the next two years due to the high cost of living and the district is offering a 1 time 3% bonus for the current school year and a 1% increase in their salary over the next year. we just heard from an organizing chair from the union mounts m

kpix 5 has you covered. tomorrow we will bring you all the results and reaction live on air and on kpix.com. >>> and coming up next, a humble hero. >> the bart worker who saved a man from an oncoming train with in seconds to spare. >> i just remember grabbing and pulling as hard as i could. >> this is an unprecedented event. we've never had anything like this happen before. >> plus, it was a dog napping in alameda that was caught s an inside job. >> and i guess you can call it a hug? the awkward moment e use for a oakland a's player. >> and something we haven't seen in over a week and a half. can you see it over my shoulder in that view? there's a little bit of marine layer covering part of the san francisco skyline there. that's a good sign to start increasing humidity levels, and i'll explain what it means for all of us coming right up. when it comes to health coverage, it helps to have someone in your corner. that's why there's covered california. we're the only place where you can get financial help to p

. >> 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

kpix 5 news at 7:00 starts with record heat fire danger. i am ken bastida. >> and i am elizabeth cook. ocean beach is filled with people trying to cool off. there is a 20 minutes delay for b.a.r.t. systemwide in all directions due to the extreme heat. this is the hayward platform. high temperatures are causing equipment problems. let's begin with chief meteorologist paul deanno. >> guys, it has been nearly a decade or longer since areas near the water, like san francisco and half moon bay have been this hot so early in the month of june. sfo, 100 degrees. the only time sfo 100a month noa september. 98 in oa downwn half mbay hit nearly 90 degrees. you have to go back to 2008 to see the last time san francisco hit 99 or hotter. today was the hottest june day in nearly 11 years. an excessive heat warning for the next couple of hours. most of the east bay, santa clara valley and east bay under that warning. stay hydrated. it was superhot near the water. it's a two-phase deal. tomorrow is phase 1. near the water gets cooler by 10 to 20 degrees,

. >> the kpix 5 news at 7:00 starts now. hundreds of teachers have packed up and are moving out of their classrooms good evening i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm elizabeth cook, the strike begins tomorrow morning. we have coverage on the strike and begin with juliette goodrich in the impact on parents. juliet? >> reporter: parents are getting ready tonight. they passed out these flyers throughout the school district where it says the picket lines begin at 6:30 in the morning tomorrow with a rally at 11:30 each day. tonight they were busy preparing meals, snacks, carrots, fruit, power bars. all of this will be distributed to different solidarity sites so kids could be that throughout the day. on top of that parents are becoming teachers having schools at their homes. >> our family will not cross the picket line. >> reporter: michael viola did not imagine his home would become a school, his living room, a i have books and audio organized. >> reporter: he was structuring a lesson plan sharing this with other parents. >> it feels lik

emily tuer kpix 5. >>> the opioid epidemic has taken a treacherous new in the bay area. kids are getting their hands on pills laced with sentinel. >> in the past few months six bay area teenagers have died. we spoke to one tenet said the pills are all over local middle and high schools. >> any type of pill basically, it's all fake but how easy is it. you just call up someone or hit up a friend. your friend will know someone. >> what can you do to keep your kids safe? watch our original report tomorrow night right here on the kpix 5 news at seven . >>> turning now to weather a live look at san francisco bay. it's gorgeous outside. it's kind of warm and beautiful. >> kind of beautiful? >> it's that time of year.>> how about totally and completely beautiful. >> right now that's a good description picked feels wonderful. we are getting your record. >> it is balmy. it's so nice. >> even breaking records yesterday. right now, if you could step outside and make the most of this because it's wonderful. let me show you what we did for daytime highs, more like from that view atop

kpix 5 . >>> rent control could take effect january. the governor will sign the bill limiting annual rent hikes to 5% a year plus inflation. >>> in santa clara county, a pet store targeted by a suspected arsonist and now the owner is worried about how much longer he can keep his business afloat. how loyal customers are going above and beyond to ensure the store takes a come back. >> reporter: it has been a week since the fire shutdown pets and more. they have enough to keep them afloat for a little while longer but the clock is ticking. >> the burned-out whole in the ceiling is still there. the power is not out. the owner is still hanging on. >> how long can you keep on going with that opening the store? >> that is a good question. right now we are into week two. if we can get it open in the first month, we should be okay. >> a witness said homeless woman stud put a piece of paper and the crack. no one was around as flames crept into the attic. on monday they tracked down cassandra. 35 years old. they charged with arson. police say she

kpix 5 don explains why. >> it is a law that has been on the books now since before the civil war. it is the limitation of liability act of 1851. >> truth aquatics, the owner of the conception diebold has filed a petition asking a federal judge in los angeles to eliminate his financial liability to the victims families. maritime attorney john says he has seen this tactic before. >> the principle behind it is when a vessel is involved in maritime casualty, the owner's liability is limited to the value of the vessel and its pending freight and whatever money is due to the vessel after the casualty. >> after the event. after the sinking, the catastrophe? >> that is correct. >> it now lies in the bottom of the pacific. truth aquatics claims and documents that the value is zero. >> they will serve a summons on all 33 families. on all 34 families because there were crewmen involved in this and require them to appear without a jury where the issue of both liability in the first instance and limitation will be try to a federal district judge. >> one of the most famous vessels was the titan

when we started kpix 5 news and 5 it was that for, four. and then the forecast all along, this 7-8:00, 9:00 window is when we would see the winds pick up in intensity. the good news is once we get past that like from midnight on, the winds will start to calm down. in fact, let's watch that on the futurecast. by the time we got to midnight it is far quieter. red flag warning expires at 7 a.m. now we can start looking ahead to other aspects of the weather like a chance of rain next week and i'll see you with that. back over to you. >>> also tonight, oakland police want to find this guy. he started eating up a woman, a mother, during a road rage incident in oakland. it happened as the woman was dropping her child off at school. juliette goodrich spoke to the woman who was still in tears today. >> reporter: this video was taken right after school drop off in the morning. >> my biggest fear is that he would punch me while my daughter was in the backseat. >> reporter: cynthia says she had just dropped off her daughter at laurel creek elementary s

and with the storm approaching, kpix has you covered. take us with you. you can find updated weather forecasts from darren and mary by watching cbsn bay area. we also have extra coverage on air and at kpix.com. >>> we just got some video in of a small vegetation small. this is the hills above santa barbara. where it's not raining, the fire danger still there. this has forced some i evacuations and closed parts of highway 104. no word on containment. >>> and a security camera at a home catches a shocking double murder in a school parking lateral. lot. the question is what were 2 young boys doing this. >> reporter: so far the police don't have any suspects or made any arrests in this case. they also don't have a motive. i was actually able to talk with a neighbor earlier today who had the whole incident caught on surveillance camera. in this video you see 2 cars in the parking lot at 12:5 a.m. early saturday morning. as one starts to drive away, the flashes begin. gunfire, more than 20 shots in all. >> it was shocking to see like it was that much. >> report

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

wilson walker kpix 5 .>> can you explain that? >> i wish i could.>> stick to the weather. >> you said you see dead oak trees. >> i don't see dead oak trees but the ones i've seen have been in a more wet environment in boggy areas where they get the growth that's wet. the science says it spreads. >> that's why was in marin it's the 10 hopes. >> trees are important. >> guess they are. let me show you the view from our camera on top of the salesforce tower and point something out even in the darkness of 7:15 pm in mid- november, you can see the lights of oakland and there's that line that high pressure has been in place and we been warmer than average this time of year inland. you can still see the pressure pushing down and holding a cap on the atmosphere. this will hold for two more days on thursday it will break and we are all going to go all the way back down to average and it's not that dramatic. it will be a noticeable difference certainly from these numbers santa rosa 79 today. san francisco 69 we are experiencing near average

kpix 5. >>> uber is expanding into sunnyvale, leasing 2 big office buildings. near the caltrans station, 1900 employees, no official comment from uber. >>> electric car sales surging, a lot has to do with the tesla model 3, electric cars accounted for 13% of new passenger vehicle registrations, locally, up from person told the chronicle that he got a $7500 federal tax credit, and a $2500 rebate from the state of california. >>> a carwash gone wrong, a woman says it is a miracle she is alive. at a carwash business called water fly in sacramento county, everything started out just fine, then took a turn for the worse within seconds. >> the bristles cut my windshield wiper, and started slamming my wipers into the center of the glass every time. >> glass shattered everywhere. her car hit the car behind her several times. the manager says the incident was a fluke, and more than 2000 cars have passed through since it happened with no problems, the company will pay for all the damage to her car. >>> a good weekend to wash your car. >> about time.>> it makes you wonder

in half-moon bay, devin fehely, kpix 5. ftershock was reported this morning in the same region where two big quakes hit last week. since then there have been thousands of aftershocks since -- in san bernardino and kern counties. >> it was a good jolt. it was a very good jolt. it started spoot and then it went -- and then it was gone. >> the usgs says the probability of a 7.1 or larger quake has fall on the less than 1%. >>> lake tahoe is nearly full. up to the brim. time lapse video of south shore. thanks to the record snowfall and snow melt, dumping billions of gallons of water into the lake. beaches like speedboat beach disappearing. this weekend officials expect the lake to swell. if it does, they'll release some of the water into the truckee river. >> at least it's nice and warm. >> oh, gosh. that'll wake you up. >> my cup of tea. >> probably colder than the bay. >> talk about earthquakes, we'll look at san jose. you'll see the named epicenter of the 1989 quake. 30 years. >> in october. time flies. >> let me head outsid

kpix 5 news as 7:00 starts with breaking news. tornadoes are ravaging the midwest. i am alan martin. is mack i'm elizabeth cook. this happened just outside of kansas city, right now. >> let's look at life pictures from osage county, kansas, south of topeka. the damage is extensive from a twister that ripped through this area moments ago. this is farmland. you can see how spread out it is. this did not stop the destructive path of the tornado taking out homes and barns. means emergency vehicles on scene. >> this is 30 minutes west of kansas city. this happened after a tornado tore through parts of kansas outside of kansas city. it looks like entire homes were taken out. this is extensive tornado damage in ohio and indiana as well. we are in dayton ohio where thousands are without power tonight.>> reporter: the governor of ohio stated an issue of emergency including in montgomery county. i will take a step to the side, so you can see why. look at this utter devastation caused by last night tornado. this is a completely ruined home. the roof is gone. we spoke with the

that is cheers for kpix. back to you. >> as they should. probably a lot of folks are struggling to get into the game because of the rain is a pain. >> slow on the roads, traffic is always an issue about the exit, so, when you get inside, i can guarantee you, rain free conditions at the basketball game. very few guarantees but it will be rain free. >>> we have some showers, it is moving in and out, 15 minutes ago, it began in san jose and is almost wrapping up but it has been raining for a good 15 minutes. still raining in campbell and a few showers for milpitas. we headed to the north and quickly in and quickly out, the steady rain is already leaving oakland but there will be more rounds of showers throughout the evening as we seek showers right now over san mateo county likely heading toward hayward and castro valley. it is full on gloom, it does not feel like it is the middle of april. the high approached 70 degrees on average today and much of the afternoon was spent in the low to mid 50s. don't worry, we will be 10 degrees above average

. >>> the new kpix 5 news at 7 starts with the scary skateboard crash that has one service is going badly injured tonight. that evening i am allen martin. >> i am elizabeth cook. andria borba is live at dolores park where it all happened. andrea? >> reporter:, tonight that skateboarder is at sf general with a fractured skull and brain swelling fighting to stay alive. her four borders the sharp grade and steep inclines of the streets of san francisco presented the ultimate challenge on four wheels. high up on the list, dolores street on the edge of mission dolores park. >> everyone comes out to enjoy what they do. they call it bombing the , that is what she did several times. ski last thursday, one of those happened as hundreds of skateboarders tempted gravity and g forces on the mighty . among them 21-year-old tomoko oikawa. she took a terrible fall on her last run of the night. today the entrepreneur is in the critical care unit at san francisco general hospital recovering from a dramatic brain injury. she needed emergency surgery on friday to relieve the swelling on her brain and save h

on walker, kpix ng to the 5. >>> onto another game. a live look at the howard terminal in oakland, where the a's want to build a new stadium. late today, a key vote moved a proposal a step closer to reality. roklen's board of directors gave their unanimous approval to an exclusive negotiating agreement with the a's. it sets up the framework for talks on releasing 55 acres and lays down a time frame of four years for the a's to complete environmental studies in the land-use and permit process. the team president talks about the plan before the vote. >> really, a transformative project for oakland and the oakland a's, to ensure we are here for many days and years to come. >> irreversible changes will be made to the port affecting not only the current workers of oakland -- >> the longshoremen and tenants of the port worry new development will hurt their bottom lines. the plan envisions housing and retail space along with a 35,000-seat stadium. the a's hope to move in neadiu >>> we want to go right now out to san jose, where chief meteorol

.>>> 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

in oakland, wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> we have learned the name of the man shot to death by a store clerk during an armed robbery caught on camera in a bay pointe convenience store. he's been identified as michael andrew. a second suspect is still on the loose. >>> a truck of stolen packages was recovered near sacramento. >> the new strategy, police expects some porch pirates are using to make off with stolen loot. >>> it is finally too late to shop online. what all the christmas procrastinators were doing today. two the newest royal baby, the star of the family christmas card, little archie making a holiday splash. >>> the hero mailman who keeps his priorities straight when his truck catches fire. >>> don't forget we are streaming on cbsn bay area . you can find us on kpix.com, the cbs news app , or your favorite platform. >>> 100 stolen packages recovered in roseville over the weekend. when police stopped this van after a call about a stolen tailgate they discover the packages inside with addresses or addresses in both sacramento. two men were taken into custody. it is a new strategy fo