the day, low clouds through the morning, temperatures staying average all week long and, yes, we'll see winds start to pick up this afternoon. it looks like we are going to check in now on traffic with jaclyn. good morning. and happy tuesday, everyone. things are backed up in the cash lanes at the bay bridge toll plaza. nothing new. 12 minutes from the maze into san francisco. we are tracking street closures and this is in sonoma. gas line break on highway 12 between 4th and 5th streets. that's the traffic. back to you guys. two people were in custody in connection with a deadly shooting at a bay area tourist hot spot at twin peaks in san francisco last month. as kpix 5's sharon chin reports, a different crime, an armed robbery at st. mary's cathedral square, led investigators to the suspects. >> reporter: police made the robbery first then made the connection to thkilling here at twin peaks. officers arrested 19-year-old lamont nins of patterson a convicted felon and 20-year-old person of san francisco. >> both these individuals are responsible for the murder. >> reporter: the pair of suspects is accused of shooting 71-year-old edward french a commercial locations scout at the twin peaks lookout last month. a good samaritan gave cpr and police called my 101 but french died in the hospital with a gunshot in the upper body. his camera was stolen. then two weeks later a 53-year- old man and 33-year-old woman had their wallet and camera stolen at gunpoint at st. mary's cathedral square. police say they did not have life-threatening injuries. investigators arrested the two men for the armed robbery, then made a connection to the twin peaks shooting. >> cameras were taken in both instances. but evidence was obtained from both scenes that linked the two cases together. >> reporter: police wouldn't go into specifics but surveillance video and witnesses helped put it together. officers say the two suspects are charged with homicide, robbery and using a firearm. police say mims had a previous firearms charge. at the twin peaks lookout, 24/7 police patrols continue. the heavier security started after french was killed. even before that, this was an increase in crime. visitors are glad two people are arrested. >> that helps people feel safer people getting caught. >> reporter: police are looking into whether they are connected to any other crimes. sharon chin, kpix 5. >> police are trying to discover if there are more victims of a bay area man accused of a doctor and sexually assaulting a female patient in san jose. a 47-year-old was taken into stody friday at his business two weeks after the alleged incident. he owns this pharmacy on west alma avenue. he conducted a phony exam and sold the woman pills for ailments he claimed she had. here's a youtube clip of him discussing remedies but police say he was never licensed to practice medicine. now detectives are hoping other victims will reach out to them. some in the east bay are skeptical about the safety of their [ indiscernible ] with bacteria. people in dublin are worried about their water. >> it's not something you want to hear. >> reporter: william is relieved his family has an ro water filtration system after word that drinking water on his street in dublin tested positive for e. coli last week. >> e. coli, that's fecal matter as far as i know. >> reporter: the dublin-san ramon services distribute says the water is okay now, that the test was the canary in the coal mine. >> when we get a positive test, it's saying you need to get more chlorine in the water. >> reporter: how can it possibly be safe for me to drink this water? >> um, because we treat it. >> reporter: sue says on thursday, the system was flushed repeatedly and retested on williams street and two other streets that tested positive for the bacteria. >> the second day samples everything came back clean. there was no problem. >> reporter: they don't know why the water was positive for e. coli they say it may have to do with the drought. the water district normally flushes a quarter of the system yearly but drought guidelines disrupted that in two years. >> we had two years where nothing was flushed so we're resuming flushing. >> reporter: no health problems for williams. >> no plans to get bottled water. >> reporter: hristin ayers, kpix 5. time now 4:35. neda is here with the forecast. >> so? >> is waking up the early birds is waking up to a nice look at the bay bridge. you will see more waves because of winds coming through the area throughout the day. we are in the 50s and 60s this morning. out the door keep that in mind. temperatures will be very similar to yesterday. a wider view of what's going on across northern california. there's a lot of activity but all that has moved east as you can see so that's leaving us alone which is leaving our temperatures very steady, our conditions very steady and normal for what they should be this time of the year. there's an upper-level trough that were come through at 5 to 6 miles an hour west-northwest. 22 in fairfield. so winds will pick up er 25 miles per hour this afternoon. sunshine will finally reach us this afternoon around 11, noon. fog and clouds will clear up. sunshine will be here and temperatures will stay right on average where they should be. coming up shake-ups in the forecast. good morning. right now we are tracking a light ride into san francisco the golden gate bridge and bay bridge. smooth conditions. we had a backup in the cash lanes but still 12 minutes from the maze into do you understand. we are tracking the usual slowdowns along westbound 205 for folks making their way through tracy the "super commuters" on westbound 580 through livermore, 23 minutes between 205 and 680, the dublin- pleasanton interchange. we have roadwork causing some delays. yes. i would say so! this is along northbound 101 right between anza and millbrae. so if you are heading to sfo, be advised if you are traveling along northbound 101, caltrans has three lanes closed. now, they should re-open those by 5 a.m. but you can see that backup is stretching all the way into burlingame. so give yourself some extra time. we continue to monitor the roads also -- excuse me -- up in napa -- or sonoma, napa street closed between 4th and 5th. bart has no trains running at this time. we'll check in with them and find out what's going on. back to you. north korea's lashing out at the u.s. over tough new sanctions imposed by the u.n. security council saying under no circumstances would the regime negotiate over its nuclear weapons program. in a statement, the north vows the u.s. will pay by 1,000-fold for heinous crimes against north korea and that it is ready to teach the u.s. a severe lesson. the sanctions are expected to cost north korea as much as $1 billion. mostly by banning exports of coal, iron and seafood. secretary of state rex tillerson said the sanctions are not going to work unless they are enforced and he called on china and russia to help do that. u.s. intelligence says north korea's military is preparing another test launch of a missile. ♪[ music ] 4:39. google has fired the employee who wrote a memo that sparked a worldwide debate. what the company says was behind the decision. gap-- is out of a job. the employee wrote a forum, saying: "biological causes" may equal repres a google engineer who wrote an email about the gender gather was fired. he said biological causes may explain why we don't see equal representation. men have a higher drive for status and women on average have more -- they are neurotic. >> these types of views have an impacts. if these views, the views that certain people have the inate ability to become engineers and others don't that perpetuates the culture in silicon valley. >> google has made he was to diversify but progress is limited. its total workforce is 69% men, 56% white, 35% asian, 2% black. google responded saying that the document advanced incorrect assumptions about gender, we don't encourage that. as for the decision to fire the engineer, google's ceo says that the company violated -- the employee violated the company code of conduct and crossed the line by advancing stereotypes some women in silicon valley are fighting back! they say they are fed up with sexual harassment. as kpix 5's betty yu reports, their strategy is to reward the good guys. >> i wanted -- >> reporter: this group of silicon valley founders inspired by women who ve called out venture capitalist who behave bad are fighting the industry's sexual harassment problem with a new tool. they have created a platform called fair funders. it will allow users to give feedback and rate investors. >> our goal is not to be like pointing fingers so look at this bad guy, our goal is the total opposite. our goal is there are so many great people out there that are lost. let's highlight that. >> reporter: she founded startup chef [ non-english language ] designed to teach children math, science and geography through cooking. she wished she had access to a website when she was fundraising. she says many biased investors doubted her dedication. >> how dedicated are you to this startup? very dedicated. do you have a family? >> yes, i have a family. then they would ask how many kids do you have? do you have kids? >> reporter: vivian lee founder of you, me, who, built the database for the site. >> so females have know who are good and bad investors. >> reporter: this expert says the gender problem in the vc world can't be ignored much longer. >> think with anecdotal evidence and people looking at this now, it does seem to be disproportionate in the venture capital industry. i expect that there will be self correction. i also expect that there will be culture change and it's going to happen sooner rather than later. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix 5. no decision in a debate over housing in san mateo county. brisbane is considering whether to include housing in a development plan. the 640-acre brisbane baylands project calls for new retail and commercial space and the developer wants to build up to 4400 new homes with it. some residents want the development but not the housing. a battle over a bike lane is under way in san francisco. cyclists along valencia in the mission are supposed to have the lane all to themselves but it has become a popular pickup and drop-off spot for uber and lyft drivers. the san francisco bicycle coalition is trying to come up with a solution to keep riders out of harm's way. >> from our point of view what could be easiest is the parking protect design. it's a change of paint and we have seen it implemented in under six months and other stretches in the city. >> cyclists say things become even more dangerous during the weekend when more drivers are pulling up to that lane. two hikers in the high sierra got the stink eye from a mountain lion. they stared back and caught it on their phones. you can see it leaves them behind and raise down a trail. once they round a curve, they catch it gazing right down at them from just a few feet away. they slowing back away. biologists say that's the right thing to do. but what would you do? >> my instinct would be to run. >> i think the mountain lion would catch you but that stare, this is my trail. >> wasn't even blinking. >> i don't think i would run. >> hopefully no mountain lions today. we are going to see a beautiful day. san jose taking a live look and yes, some of the clouds have worked their way through san jose as well and they are going to linger. current temperatures: today mostly sunshine, same as yesterday. it felt so nice around midday. so if you have lunch plans, take them outside. temperatures will stay on average. this system to the northeast of us is going east towards neva and it's basically not changing our forecast whatsoever. we are going to get that marine layer coming through and as we set this into motion it hung around until noon and goes over the water. clouds work their way through this afternoon. staying deep through concord and fairfield and cloud cover working its way in. here's what we're look at. an upper-level trough will hang around causing winds to pick up slightly. winds changing. by this afternoon, we'll get 10 to 20-mile-per-hour winds. highs for today 80 degrees in napa. 72 in vallejo. redwood city expecting to see 80 today. those are all average temperatures where we should be. here's the seven-day forecast: temperatures in the 60s along the coast today. 60s to 90s today. good morning. right now, we are tracking a nice easy right if you are heading to the south bay this morning. no signs of yellow or red all green and green go. let's take it to 101. delays with caltrans due to overnight roadwork. three lanes shut down between anza and millbrae. those should be reopened by 5:00. we'll keep our fingers crossed but in the meantime, if you are heading to sfo, be advised that there are delays heading in that northbound direction. so use an alternate route or give give. over at the san mateo bridge out of hayward to foster city, we're looking good, taillights westbound 13 minutes no grass that eastbound as well and making your way through oakland, caltrans does have overnight roadwork on the southbound direction but only one lane closed and you can see traffic light st. peter's moving at the limit and things are still looking good at the bay bridge toll plaza. time now 4:49. one san francisco neighborhood has a whole lot of upset millionaires this morning after a local couple bought their street. we'll explain. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. a bank robber known as the "smiling bandit" is on the run this good morning. today mountain view 78. palo alto 82. those of you in redwood city 80. along the coast temperatures will be in the 60s but as we move out further east as you see here temperatures fairly warm 88 antioch, brentwood 90. 87 in pittsburg and fairfield. breezy in fairfield. vallejo 72 degrees. bodega bay 65. stinson beach 63. napa 80. a live look along 580 headlights moving westbound. "diamonds and rubies" for folks making their way over towards the dublin-pleasanton interchange there. 24 minutes from 205 to 680. a bank robber known as the smiling bandit is on the run this morning. he robbed six different wells fargo locations in san francisco since may. he has been wearing sunglasses, baseball cap hat, and smiling. in each case he demanded money from the teller. $3,000 reward leading to his arrest. there are a lot of mad people in one san francisco neighborhood. they could start having to pay some fees after a couple bought their street. it's a private street lined with multi-million dollar mansions. phil matier reports. >> if i can't afford a mansion. but i'm happy to own a street. >> reporter: tina and michael for a mere $90,000 are now the proud owners of presidio terrace one of thmo exclusive streets in san francisco. while it's a dream come true for the youn-- >> first generation immigrant here so i came here international student. >> reporter: -- it could be a nightmare for the homeowners who paid millions for their houses. are you going to try to sell it back to the home owners? >> i don't want to. >> i'm not trying to make money. >> reporter: built in 1905, the private street is home to a number of prominent people including dianne feinstein. but thanks to 30 years of the homeowners association tax bill going to the wrong address and the taxes not being paid, the street and sidewalks as well all wound up on the treasurer's internet tax auction. >> it's rare that it's a real property of value that's auctioned. >> did you know which street were you buying when you bought it? >> we had some idea. i didn't have the details. >> reporter: the shocked homeowners are calling on the board of supervisors to negate the sale. >> the rich people like to do their thing. they don't like to talk. they just want to use the money to sue everybody. >> the sales are absolutely valid. >> reporter: can the board of supervisors negate it? >> that's a question for the board of supervisors. >> i'm pretty sure the law is really clear on my ownership. so i'm confident we'll prevail, yeah. >> reporter: in the meantime, what do you do with a street? are you thinking about charging for parking or anything like that? >> we can talk about that. yeah. certainly because they are now parking on my land. >> reporter: the homeowners association attorney says that the people here are victims of a bureaucratic oversight and they hope to remedy it at city hall possibly by october. when we talked to the treasurer's office, however, they said a deal he's a deal. a sale he's a sale's a sale, tags are taxes. marin's novato high will keep their football team after saying not enough students nted to play. you needed 20 players to keep it running and yesterday 23 students showed up to join the team on the first day of practice. the school tells us they have received lots of support. >> i say thank you to the community to the student athletes, the best friends of friends who have chosen to take up football and to help us build the team. >> school officials say they are optimistic they will be able to continue the varsity team next year. >> reporter: a robbery turns deadly in san jose. i'm sandra osborne live at the scene. straight ahead, we'll go to the homicide investigation with the latest. and i'm kenny choi. let's start with a live look outside... good morning, it's tuesday, august 8. i'm maria medina. >> i'm kenny choi. good morning. let's start with a live look outside. we start this tuesday morning, on your right we have 880 in oakland things looking good and a live look at the bay bridge. can't see the top of the bridge because it's foggy out there this morning, neda. >> it is. up to 2,000 feet, not that anyone is going that high. you may be going to the top of the mountains today but yeah, the fog is going to stick around for a few hours as we're used to. it's nice to see the bay bridge. temperatures looking to be in the 50s through 90s today. fog will clear, sunny and warmer. fog through livermore. gray skies this morning. but it's early. hopefully you're just inside having some coffee watching some news. let's check the traffic with jaclyn. >> we are getting first reports of a new accident. this is in san jose along 101 right near story road. two lanes reported to be blocked involving a gas tanker semi and another vehicle there. so chp

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