Studios, this is kpix 5 news. Right now streaming on the bay area, taking a live look of the bay bridge this friday morning from the camera on top of the roof at 855. Thats where we are broadcasting from. At home, it is friday, we are going to be all right. We are making it through, june 26th. We are okay. Good morning to you as well. Glad to have you with us. I love the way you say friday morning. It sounds good. Lets get a check on the weekend. Here is mary lee. Good morning to you mary, have a happy friday. Happy friday to you. So glad we made it to the end of the week with our weather compared to yesterday, we are looking at cooler temperatures for the weekend with our Treasure Island camera. A start to our day. Temperatures in the midtwo upper 50s, fred run the bay their afternoon mid70s, upper 80s for san jose, and also close to 90 degrees. We will talk about the cool down details on that. Coming up in a few minutes, back to you. Many covid restrictions are keeping fourth of july
Stop spreading the virus. The Vice President accompanied by hhs secretary azar, doctors birx and fouauci, all wearing masks. Several times they spoke to those 35 and under. While the disease may not kill you, you could very well spread it to someone who might die. Making sure that while the coronavirus doesnt represent as significant a threat for serious outcome to a younger american, none of us would want to bring the disease back to our parents, grandparents, moms and dads, an elderly friend or a friend who has a immunodeficiency and cause a serious outcome, as well. Reporter a couple of numbers half of the people catching the virus now are under 35. Vice president pence twice warning younger people to be careful. Texas and arizona have the biggest growth in the pandemic. In california, the worst is in los angeles county. But there is a new flareup in the central valley, and the federal government is warning Governor Newsom about that. As we listened to Vice President pence and docto
Im kris sanchez in for laura garcia. Im marcus washington. Thank you for joining us because we have some traffic going on. The weather is causing traffic issues. Im not blaming kari is making your life harder. That look she gave you. I know the liability issues. We have some fog this morning starting out and it will be a day to getting a foggy start. This storm system approaches but as of now it hasnt yet made it through the bay area. Still looking at showers near eureka and approaching ukiah as it moves closer to the bay area. Visibility cut down to zero. Allow extra time to get to work. The south bay this afternoon and mike continues with the traffic. Through most parts of the bay, thats not the alert. The alert is because of a continued crash. Fog registering on our index and slowing, registering on our speed sensors. It has been the case. Head down through the area just before the waldo tunnel. You come to the Oakland Hills heading to the bay bridge. A fender bender reported, looks
So still dry all around the bay area even though we do have the mist and drizzle due to fog and visibility cut down to about threequarters of a mile. Thats what were seeing in livermore. It may get worse as the morning goes along. Ill continue to track the fog and also that rain as it moves in coming up in a few minutes. Mike has a crash on highway 101. I do, kari. Around the golden gate bridge, there are low clouds hovering all around the roadways. Tracking a crash in the east bay. Ill let you know about that one coming up but not as severe as this one was, southbound 101 at spencer. Heading down to the Robin Williams tunnel, all lanes blocked for a period of time. No major injuries but theres slowing heading down into sausalito. Keep that in mind. Getting down to the golden gate bridge. As we zoom out you see traffic flows pretty well but this is unusual, this area on the peninsula and the south bay where we have the dense fog reported. So that is a word of caution because we dont us
Despite protests, San Jose school board reaffirms relationship with police
By Vicente Vera
SAN JOSE, Calif. - The San Jose Unified School District reaffirmed its relationship with police this week despite protests from community organizers.
The Board of Education on Dec. 10 unanimously approved updated terms and conditions for on-campus police for the purpose of maintaining a safe and secure environment for students, staff and community members, according to a Memorandum of Understanding with the city.
Just hours before the vote, dozens of parents and youth with the San Jose Unified Equity Coalition and allied organizations rallied outside the district building to demand the district end the practice of having police on campus.