we will have much more coming up on kpix 5 news at 5:00. >>> san francisco's mayor said that an off-duty muni driver's rant will not be tolerated. >> what? >> i'm a what? >> [bleep] >> i'm not even black. >> okay. >> the confrontation started over a parking spot near the muni yard. the driver continued his verbal assault even as the woman tried to explain her side of the story. the copy of an internal memo states that they are recommending that the bus driver be fired. mayor ed lee added, quote, this ugly behavior will never be tolerated. i applaud the swift action after this video came to light and seeking termination for this individual. >>> campaign 2016, democratic candidate bernie sanders making a campaign stop today, and jackie ward, you got a chance to speak with him. what was that like? what did he say? >> reporter: i did. i snagged him for three minutes before he went on stage, but first, it's a warm day in stockton. a woman who was standing on stage with bernie sanders actually fainted and had to be taken off by the secret service and will be okay. overall, bernie sanders was r

only on "5," kpix 5's cate caugiran talked to the man who was hit. cate. >> reporter: ken, the man's name is tim. he lives in the north beach area. the crash though happened in soma. and as we mentioned it happened on "bike to work" day. but despite everything that's happened, tim says he has no ill will towards san francisco police. >> all things considered i'm lucky to be alive, you know? >> reporter: lucky to be alive after getting hit by a san francisco police car. and it was all caught on dashcam video. >> they come up to a car that's stopped at the yellow. so instead of going right behind the car that stopped for the yellow they swung out into me and we just collided right there. >> reporter: tim doyle told me he was on his way to a book signing. he was trying to beat a yellow light at second and mission but never got past the intersection. >> it was bang, bang and i -- according to them i flew through the air and landed up in the intersection there. >> reporter: tim was released from san francisco general hospital early this morning. he says h

comip later today on kpix 5 news five. th k-p-i-x >>> cvs is changing what you will have to do to save paper coupons. that's coming up the 5:00. i never know what to do with them. >> never sure what to do, toss them in the garbage or save them. >> right, and they end up in the washing machine tore up. >> and by the way, happy birthday. >> oh, that you were. oh, -- thank you. that was very nice of you, the big 4-0. not hiding it. 40 and loving it. >>> that's it for kpix 5's news. and michelle has great advice for working moms on facebook. ♪ >> lt. baker: are you ready to press charges? if so, she'll be arraigned before a judge. there'll likely be a trial. if found guilty, she'll probably go to prison for a number of years. so, it's all up to you, mr. spencer. do you want to press charges or not? [ cellphone rings ] [ beeps ] >> liam: lieutenant baker. hey. i-i've been expecting your call. >> lt. baker: i've been expecting yours.ca

kpix 5's jackie ward joins us live from vallejo where pearl's sister is speaking for the first time since the suspect was killed. >> reporter: michelle, her sister's name is rose and rose broke down in tears to us about all that's happened in the past couple of days. this is where pearl was last seen and where friends and family have set up a display of hope. it's the pedestrian bridge that crosses over 780. it has a lot of flowers, cards and messages of faith and love. we spoke to pearl's older sister rose this morning. she says her sister is a fighter and she is pleading with her to stay strong and send clues about where she is if at all possible. rose says she is glad fernando castro, the man police are calling pearl's kidnapper, is dead. but at the same time, it's frustrating. >> it's upsetting that fernando was killed because he is the one with our answers to our questions. he's the one [ indiscernible ] who knows where she is at, where she could have been left at and he -- he knows every, single thing. >> reporter: this is video of the events leading up to his death yesterday. you c

kpix jackie ward joins us where all eyes are on golden state tonight. jackie. >>reporter: kenny, we're so close to tip off. we're so close to this place being an absolute mad house. it has been an amazing series. now they have to play the game the way we know they can. i'm getting excited. the warriors forced a game 7 on saturday night when they beat the thunders, 108-107. thompson was a reason they pulled it off. hitting -- i ran into members of dumb nation who didn't have a doubt we would be here today. these fans are ready. >> oh, i think they're going to win it, 100% of the there's no doubt. >> thunder, they're out of here. that's what the westbrook get for talking crazy to curry. we're going to get them. >> if you're looking to fill one of these seats tonight, the warrior's organization wants you to head to warriors.com. they're expecting another sell out, but some tickets are available. if you're coming from the game from the pleasanton fort lawn, you should be fine. workers were out on the track in san leandro, and they'll wrap up their work by 3:00, but

kpix mike sugerman on what may behind the sudden aggression. >> i am here with new friend. concord, the streets are clear and the bees are gone. we understand that they have been either killed or taken away and things are back to normal. we came to danville because we wanted to talk to beekeepers and experts about the so-called africanized bees and what we learned surprised us. >>> there are tens of thousands of bay area backwards with beehives, this one is in george chavez's and he is concerned with the news out of concord. >> i wasn't sure what to think. i was surprised. >> reporter: there has never been a report of africanized bees so far north in the united states but maybe there still isn't. >> i will bet you a cup of coffee and a do nut it is not africanized. >> mike says he doesn't know. dna tests have to be made. >> bees can get problems if there are ants or whoever is manipulating the frame is doing a rough job and kills the bees. >> they went on the attack in concord killing two dogs and stinging several humans. it is unnerving to people who keep bees. >> i'm a ne

andria borba, kpix 5. >>> tonight trapped on the tracks. amtrak trains slam schlamme into an suv killing the mother and the child. christin ayers is near the scene. >> reporter: heavily congested with traffic. the mother came to a stand still on the tracks and couldn't get out of the path of the train. >> the suv is nothing more than mess of twisted metal. >> it was trapped underthe -- under the train. the car itself was not recognizable as a vehicle. >> reporter: the 30-year-old and her 3-year-old daughter were in the suv, stuck in traffic on the railroad tracks this afternoon. when a train came roaring through. smashing into the suv and dragging it half a mile. authorities say it is possible they were killed incidentally. the family is grieving. she was rushing to pick up her son who has autism from school but never made it. she is a good person, dedicated to her religion, her work and her home. this is the second train accident in two days in the area. yesterday a man was killed by a train. >> there is a loss of life of three people in t

kpix 5 five -- joe vazquez on the criticism that could spark change. >> reporter: dramatic city hall protest loudly demand the firing of the police chief, a much calmer group studying racial bias at the san francisco police department. >> over 200 -- >> working pro bono for a blue ribbon panel released preliminary findings. the police department overwhelmingly arrest more black and brown people in san francisco than white. >> also the department is not transparent when it comes to disciplinary processes and also there is a police union, poa. >> we find the san francisco police department independent of the poa, in addition to the blur the lines between them, many believe the poa influenced and an out of the department have been and remain an impediment to open dialogue x poa disagreeing with the findings. >> what i do not understand is why we cannot start off with removing the chief. smack public comment -- >> reporter: public comment was scorching. >> we have invested in law enforcement and what we have is the worst kind of amateur hour parks joe vazquez kpix 5 . >> the chief receiv

kpix 5's anne makovec is live at city hall to explain what's next for the city and the department. anne. >> reporter: this afternoon, a lot of emotion still raw about this situation that happened suddenly yesterday. right now, the search is on for a new permanent chief of the department as they work to implement department reforms. >> i have to hold our chief accountable for everything the officers do in every circumstance and especially when an officer-involved shooting is the circumstance. >> reporter: and that is why the mayor asked now former police chief greg suhr to resign just hours after a sergeant shot and killed a car theft suspect in the bayview. the latest in a series of deadly police shootings in san francisco. >> we can only implement the reforms effectively and quickly if we have a new leader and we have leadership that's about uniting our city. >> reporter: now acting chief toney chaplin is charged with leading the department forward. there are rifts among city supervisors about how the change in leadership has been handled. >> i think this is a loss for the departm

new at 5:00, as kpix 5 reporter juliette goodrich tells us, this comes after news reports by kpix 5 exposing this abuse. jewels? >> reporter: liz, we've done a number of investigative stories about people abusing the placards. now directly behind me you can see a row of parking spots here where they have the handicapped signs and throughout the day today, people were legitimately using them. correctly. but in other cases they don't. and lawmakers say it's time to crack down. thousands of cars and motorcycles with disabled placards park for free all over the bay area. but are they genuinely disabled drivers or are they abusing the system? >> there's been times when i've actually wanted to go up to people and say can you please move your car? my dad can't walk. >> reporter: today, state lawmakers said it's time to to crack down on the dmv. >> this strictly is an audit with wii going to be take -- where we're going to be making the dmv a little uncomfortable. >> reporter: why this crackdown now? lawmakers credit several news investigations including ours at kpix 5 where cheats have been exposed

that coming up tonight at 6:00.>>> that is it for kpix 5 at 5:00. scott pelley is coming up next. >>> remember the latest news and weather is always on our website at cbssf.com. >> pelley: tornadoes on the move. hwolent weather descends on the southwest. also tonight, the united states sues north carolina for violating transgender civil rights. >> this is about the dignity and the respect that we accord our fellow citizens. >> pelley: tonight, we're on the from the lines in the war against isis. >> they warned us they believe g ey have seen a car bomb driving through this territory. s> pelley: and, wounded warriors battling back. >> this is a way to keep who you are now and tie together the ieat things you did in you life. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition.

michelle griego kpix 5. >>> love whole foods but hate the prices? a few hours ago whole foods opened up their first 365 store in los angeles. it's a discount supermarket aimed at millennials. 365 features a ton of grab and go options, a craft beer bar and a tea mixing station. two bay area locations are set to open in concord and san francisco. >>> new at 5:00 some bay area help for a species of frog in danger of dying off. kpix 5's don ford on how the san francisco zoo has come to the rescue. >> reporter: they can barely contain themselves. fourth grade students from north hillsboro elementary school are visiting the san francisco zoo to see tadpoles. the iconic california red- legged frog. next week these kids and tadpoles will travel to yosemite national park where the tadpoles, not the kids, will be released into the lake. >> these frogs have been endangered for a long time and they are, like, really endangered! >> reporter: the zoo is carefully raising these rare tadpoles and more than a half century ago, red-legged frogs used to live behind th

kpix 5's christin ayers in the middle of it. [ talking at the same time ] >> he made it. it was great. [ talking at the same time ] >> rookie of the year >> harder time with san antonio. hoping for oklahoma city. >> we will have highlights coming up. tickets go on sale friday for the western conference final. >>> this pregnant mother gunned down. her family desperate for answers. on highway 4 in pittsburg before 11:00 a.m. this morning. outside the police station with new information. >> reporter: the victim's mother said her daughter was pregnant with her fifth child but police say the shooting here was a targeted one. the question tonight, what are police doing to make sure drivers are safe? >> she has four kids. four kids. >> reporter: four kids without a mother. and a family pleading for help. >> somebody seen something. we are begging you, i am begging you. please come forward. >> reporter: she was shot and killed while driving down highway 4 this morning. >> the vehicle collided after the vehicle was shot at several times times and then caught on fire. >> reporter:

jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> a lawmakers tries to help those drowning in loan debt. john will introduce a student lone reform bill to refinance student loan interest rate and recalculate interest rates for future borrowers and allows students to reinvest in the society without the burden of student load debt. >>> developing out of ant okay, a student in custody after a double shooting at a convenient store just after 7:00 this morning. chopper 5 overhead as officers pace through the parking lot. inside the shot, they found a 37-year-old woman dead from -- they found a 27-year-old woman dead. the suspect believed to be the victim's husband was arrested. >>> the sheriff's office is searching for a missing no bury man. this is a picture of green who was seen thursday night leaving his home. he left his wallet and car. his cell phone was found friday morning in golden state park by a hiker. if you have information about green's whereabouts, you're asked to call 911. >>> now to a kpix 5 traffic alert. a closure on gloretta boulevard. chopper 5 video showing one home's bac

we'll have the latest information on kpix 5 news at 5:00. >>> and we are following developing news out of vallejo where a young boy was killed in a suspicious fire over the weekend. kpix 5 reporter jackie ward spoke with a neighbor who rushed into the burning home to try and save that child. jackie? >> reporter: that's right, anne. investigators have been out here all morning saying they finish what does they need to get done, but we still don't know the cause of the fire. a neighbor said he did everything he could do to try and save a little boy. neighbors tell us this is 5- year-old deleon, the 5-year-old boy killed in sunday morning's fire. jeff aims was across the street from the air and called 911 before running to help. >> i heard the woman, the mom out front hollering to save her baby. her baby was inside. >> reporter: jeff said he was able to get halfway in the home. the flames were mostly contained to the back bedroom. >> the flames were thick, toxic, thick, thick, smoke. i got low and kind of was hugging the floor and then a few feet further and that was it. >> reporter: by t

kpix 5 maria madina shows kpix fans had their eyes on both games. >> if we don't win the series i will be bitter. >> reporter: meet lisa dieson who claims nothing absolutely nothing would stop her from watching a game. >> if my mom was in the hospital i'd be there three hours later. >> reporter: she may be kidding but she's not joking about her lucky charm. >> and i leave little easter eggs. >> reporter: she says she eats an egg when the sharks need to change momentum. >> and you only have to use it if they're not doing well. >> reporter: lisa is also a warriors fan. we caught her and her friends with a huge crowd at san pedro square. except for this night with both the warriors and the sharks playing fans had to choose which game to watch. >> when you have tickets to one game you don't have much choice. >> reporter: john daniels and jp reed watched them both at the bar. >> i wished the nba and nhl would get more together and work on their schedules. >> reporter: but for some like lisa she doesn't have to think twice about watching her sharks. here's hoping her chocolate eggs can get t

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> tonight an suv trappedane sink hole on a -- trapped in a singer hole on a busy bay area street -- sink hole on a busy bay area street. kpix 5's joe f talked to -- joe vazquez talked to one guy who saw it all happen. >> reporter: yeah. you can see the sink hole right there, that is mission street. and that is the hole. as big as a car. 5:30 p.m. this evening it collapsed and swallowed a car. >> it was insane. >> reporter: he shot this cell phone video after a family inside got caught in a hole. rescuers said they couldn't leave their car because it was in danger of falling further. >> they had to stay inside to make sure the weight didn't distribute unevenly. they had to stay inside till they got the ropes to make sure the car was secured and wouldn't fall into the hole. >> reporter: what was their reaction when they were told you have to stay in the car? >> shock. like you tell someone to stay inside a dangerous situation. >> reporter: rescuers wrapped ropes to a tow truck and pulled the car to safety. [ cheers and appl

children c, kpix 5 -- sharon chin, kpix 5. >> you can see more of the interview with hillary clinton on www.cbs5.com. >>> bernie sanders is going to be in california on monday. first stop, sacramento. we spotted these banners in hayward. he needs all the support he can get. according to our poll hillary clinton leads bernie sanders in california by 20 points. >>> vice president joe biden said we are making a mistake if we don't take donald trump seriously. >> the greatest potential is that he may pivot and get significant people around him on foreign policy. >> two more republicans are turning their backs on donald trump. on facebook today jeb bush said he would not vote for donald trump because he has not displayed a respect for the constitution. and u.s. senator lindsey graham said he doesn't believe trump is a reliable republican conservative. after the election donald trump is expected to testifyane class action lawsuit against -- testify in a class action lawsuit against him. >>> guilty verdict if the man who killed a little girl. the 8-year-old was shot to death at a friend's h

kiet do, kpix 5. >>> thank you. and that's it for kpix 5 news at noon. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,, >> julius: i don't know what you're thinking, nicole, but that tone of voice is unacceptable. now, you might be old enough to call yourself an adult, but i am still your father, and you will respect that. >> nicole: oh, yes. because you've taken the role of father so seriously over the years. >> vivienne: nicole, what are you getting at? >> nicole: tell her, dad. or i will. >> katie: so the doctor was telling the truth. the baby isn't yours. and if you're not the father... who is? >> thomas: i wonder what he dreams about. >> caroline: eating, i suppose.

thank you. >>> that's it for kpix news at 5:00. nora o'donnell fills in for scott pelley on the evening news. >> and the latest on our website. >> o'donnell: a baltimore cop is cleared in the death of freddie gray. the first case against six officers to reach a verdict. >> it's wrong. it's injustice. it's not right. >> o'donnell: also tonight, the v.a. secretary draws fire for this comment about long waits for health care. >> when you go to disney, do they measure the number of hours you wait in line? >> o'donnell: our special series, one family's battle against heroin addiction. >> i'll never give up on him, never, ever. ed o'donnell: and they challenged everest, and lost. >> death by drowning on a mountain 29,000 feet above sea level. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> o'donnell: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm norah o'donnell.

kpix 5's jackie ward on the victim's family who is demanding justice. jackie. >> reporter: highway 4 has since reopened but a family is now devastated after learning that their daughter was killed. >> this is a young lady! gone down like she was nothing! >> reporter: the woman gunned down while driving on highway 4. >> somebody seen something. please! we are begging you! i'm begging you! please come forward! she has four kids! four kids!! >> reporter: and she was pregnant with her fifth. her family says she became distant recently when she started dating her boyfriend the owner of the lexus that was shot up. at first, police thought it was a car crash. but when officers arrived, they quickly saw it was something much more. both the woman and her boyfriend were shot. >> the vehicle had collided after the vehicle was shot at several times. >> reporter: this is the second freeway shooting in the last month. the third on highway 4 since november. police believe this was no random shooting and that the gunmen target the lexus. >> i can tell you as a law enfo

kpix 5's allen martin on how it went. allen. >> liz, both agreed they are closer to bringing the gop together but one thing hasn't changed. ryan's decision to withhold a formal endorsement. >> i was very encouraged today. i do believe that we are now planting the seeds to get ourselves unified. in 45 minutes, you don't litigate all the processes and all the issues and the principles that we, um, that we're talking about. >> reporter: ryan first made the stunning announcement he wouldn't back trump last week. soon after, trump became the nominee. rnc chair reince priebus says the party can be unified. >> it will take some longer than others but we'll get there. >> reporter: trump's ideas have offended some groups including women, hispanics and muslims. along with his policies, trump's personality is also under scrutiny. >> he is a very warm and genuine person. >> reporter: protestors at trump's campaign stops don't think so. [ screaming ] >> reporter: neither do senate democrats. >> the policies of both candidates from --

on kpix 5 news at 5:00 and also on our website. cbssf.com. >>> right now police want to alert you of a tell marketing scam in fremont. police say scammers are calling asking for money and claiming to be from the paramedic and firefighter association but the group says they don't collect through dell marketing or door to door campaigns. >>> today covered california will submit a budget proposal to the board. three years ago, covered california helped two and a half million people get health insurance but it still has some growing pains. now its budget proposal would include $2 million for an office to handle customer complaints. the agency says that its customer service department has handled nearly two million calls in the past six months. >>> today, oakland city council will consider the potential consequences of allowing trains to transport crude oil across town. the city hired a consultant to review any possible health risks. today's meeting starts at 5:00 at city hall. >>> a measure to designate an internet safe fail and exchan

comin y on kpix 5 news a >>> more sharks in the bay area. we are talking about the sea creatures not the hockey team. what's behind the recent sightings coming up later today on kpix 5 news at 5:00. >> i like my sharks on ice. [ laughter ] >> exactly. >> captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,, ♪ >> nicole: after all these months, maya and rick are finally parents. >> zende: yeah. beautiful, healthy baby girl. what could be better? >> nicole: you. showing up like you did. in hospital scrubs and a mask, no less. >> zende: [ chuckles ] >> nicole: making sure that i didn't realize it was you. >> zende: i couldn't stay away. the thought of you being alone during this... um, not that you were alone -- >> nicole: i'm just...glad that you were part of it. >> zende: i should've been all along. but i couldn't see this moment. how bringing a child into this world just changes everything.

that and more at 6:00. >> thank you. >>> that's it for kpix 5 news at 5:00. up next, charlie rose fills in on the "cbs evening news." >> allen and i will see you tonight at 6:00 and remember, the latest news and weather are always on our website, cbssf.com. >> ros tery of flight 804-- an egyptian jetliner takes inwild turn and drops out of the sky. the u.s. joins a search for the plane and for answers. also tonight, the t.s.a. tries to maximize security while minimizing wait time. the presidential race gets tighter. >> she politically attacked sexual harassment victims. >> rose: and nastier. and... >> i've lead a charmed life. >> rose: we'll remember morley safer, who died today. >> reporter: his reports over the years touched many millions of viewers, who saw through his eyes and felt through his words the beauty, the complexities, and the absurdities of the modern world. captioning sponsored by cbs

. >> kpix devin fehely is outside oracle where fans were excited about the team's prospects even if they don't have steph curry. devin? >> reporter: yes, there is a panic over what might happen to the warriors without steph curry, but we have learned a couple of things in the past week. number one the team can't win without him and the fan's enthusiasm is unaffected. >> we are cheering. >> if oracle is the heart of the warriors nation, excitement over the team's class for the second championship radiates out from the arena in every direction. leaving virtually no corner of the bay area untouched. from families watching together at home. and to fans cheering on the restaurants and bars around the state. >> when you see your team, and that they are just exciting to watch. it is an exciting time. i'm ecstatic. >> reporter: even with the biggest star sidelined, warriors would surge to an early lead and never look back, leaving fans a lot to cheer about. >> it's not going to be easy, but if they stick to the game plan they'll be fine. >> we got this, curry is out, averaging 30 points every, i

kpix 5's kiet do on how the school is trying to stop the spread. >> reporter: the forecast in downtown san jose today, sunny with highs in the mid-70s. nonetheless, here at horace mann elementary school, they will be on their rainy day schedule where kids stay indoors all day including both lunch and recess. they are trying to contain a massive stomach flu outbreak. you're trapped indoors all day today, lunch and recess. >> yay! we'll play games! >> reporter: the district calls it social distancing where they limit the contact between students, to try to stop the spread of germs. today, they got another six cases reported pushing the total to 96. these two just got over it themselves. how was it getting this sickness? >> bad. >> reporter: what happened? did you throw up? >> yes. >> reporter: how do you feel now? >> good. >> reporter: today after school crews come in for a third day of deep cleaning the campus. the school will then be locked down with no weekend events and what's more, six nurses are on campus helping out and reminding children to wash hands. rick carlson says, good luc

mark kelly, kpix 5. is multimillion dollar museum here and not in chicago...and this time, on treasure islan >>> the battle to keep george lucas in town, mayor ed lee has a new place, treasure island. the mayor plans to put it in writing. the site is already approved for development. if is a go the supervisor said it could change treasure island's future for good. >> if we could have an attraction on treasure island it might be able to sustain a ferry service. if we could sustain that we could make the island work. >> if he gives the go ahead the next step a lease and develop a detailed plan. >>> the sharks fell short tonight in game one of the western conference finals but franz optimistic they can and will bounce back -- fans are optimistic they can and will bounce mack. maria -- back maria medina has more. >> the energy, the excitement, contagious. >> better than watching in your living room. hold on. >> reporter: as thousands of fans filed into the sap center to cheer on the team as they took on the

how it's giving felons a second chance. >> that's going to do it for kpix 5 news at 5:00. the "cbs evening news" is next. >> the latest news and weather, always on cbssf.com. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com le ter in t southern plains. devastating floods touched off by torrential rain. cattle are swept away. also tonight, the summer travel season begins. >> i left my house at 2:00, so that i could get here by 4:00, for a flight that left at 10:20. >> pauley: trump draws cheers at his rallies. ( cheers ) and protesters outside. >> ho-ho. >> donald trump has got to go! >> pauley: a study links cell phone radiation to cancer in rats. steve hartman with a soldier's remarkable recovery from death. >> i was put in a body bag, toe tagged and taken to the morgue. >> pauley: and his last request of you. >> one day a year we're asking somebody to do something.

kpix 5's keit do is live there. kiet? >> reporter: it happened more than a year ago hear at the former home of ex-49er dana stubblefield. the district attorney's office though defended this long timeline saying they wanted to make extra sure they got it right. so stubblefield was bonded out of jail yesterday after being booked on charges of rape of a developmentally disabled woman. the d.a.'s office says back in april 2015 he found the woman through a babysitter website and invited her

tomorrow live in san jose, maria medina, kpix 5. >> thank you. over the course of history in game 7 of the nba playoffs the home team has won 100 times. and there have been only 24 home team losses. >>> b.a.r.t. will reopen tracks earlier than expected because of tomorrow's warriors game. the tracks were scheduled to open on tuesday morning but now they will open at 3:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. bus bridges remain in effect. the fifth and final closure. b.a.r.t. says the work will make the ride safer and quitter. >>> shark's nans are getting -- fans are getting pumped up but one couple wasn't expecting the team to get this far. their wedding is next weekend when the sharks return to san jose. >> kind of crazy. also the year we are getting married and he has to miss the first game of the stanley cup because we are getting married -- [ talking at the same time ] >> the first two games will be in pittsburgh. >>> mayors calling for new surveillance cameras following a rash of freeway shootings. 20 since november. and now they are asking the governor

kpix 5 hi-def doppler, just a few little echoes may not even be hitting the ground. on the backside, west side of the low, you can see moisture coming down out of the gulf of alaska. that will serve to keep us under mostly to partly cloudy skies right through tuesday and maintain a chance of showers, especially in the afternoon in the north bay for tomorrow and for tuesday. but as we look live from the transamerican pyramid, looking south over the city, doesn't look too bad. temperatures range from 67 at concord. unusually cool day. in fact the week ahead looks unusually cool. below average for this time of the year. until we get to next weekend at least. cool clouds, chance of a shower or two. mainly focused on the north bay. much of the bay area will have a dry day tomorrow and a day like today, variable clouds, variable sun. futurecast from the perspective of oakland over to the san francisco skyline and the top third of your screen should look familiar. it's kind of like what we saw today. low clouds will head from north to south and the clouds way up top under t

. ,,,,,, >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> now at 11:00 p.m. a plane powered by the sun about to take off in the dark. good evening. just a few hours from now the solar impulse 2 is expected to be flying over the bay area again. it is taking off in mountain view. kpix 5's maria medina is there with the plane's journey. >> reporter: during our 6:00 p.m. live shot you saw my hair whipping all over the place but the wind has died down in time for their 5:00 a.m. take off. it will take 16 hours to get to phoenix, arizona. saying good-bye is not so easy. >> tomorrow it will be a good day. the weather man saying good day to fly. >> reporter: in a few hours the solar impulse will take off, but saying good-bye to silicon valley was bittersweet. they visited the bay area a view years ago where the first protoo -- with the first prototype. promising they would return. and they did. he made it 62 hour flight in the plane over the pacific ocean from hawaii. circling the golden gate bridge before landing. turning them into silicon valley celebrities this we

that's coming up later today on kpix 5 at 5. >> that's it for kpix 5 news at noon. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> caroline: please answer. pick up. pick up. pick up. he's not answering. he's -- >> ridge: well, they got to be somewhere in the building. >> caroline: he has our son! he took our son. thomas took our baby! >> ridge: breathe. it's gonna be okay. we'll find him. >> caroline: he's upset, and he knows that he's -- that we lied, and he feel betrayed. what if he just takes him away? what if we never see my baby? what if i can't find him?! >> ridge: charlie. hey, uh, have you seen thomas? okay. >> caroline: what did he say? where is he? where are they? >> ridge: he just drove off with douglas. >> thomas: that night -- that was a terribleis

kpix 5's betty yu is outside right now. fans got to be going crazy. >> reporter: they absolutely are. a frenzy all night long. the sharks fed off all the energy tonight. sap center was electric. they chanted we want the cup. >> amazing. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: this is what being a part of shark's history feels like. a moment that came after 25 years. >> 25 years. we have been waiting for this ever day. every year. we ever been putting it in. long time to see that. >> awesome, we are going to the stanley cup. >> reporter: nervous? >> yes, lifelong dream, man. >> the sharks have been consistent winners but they had rocky past. this is the 4th time they made it to the western conference finals. tonight one step closer to their goal. >> tonight is the best. absolutely the best. >> reporter: how does it feel? >> reporter: the team was born in 1991. they were ready to win. >> we are making history. >> reporter: have you ever waited 25 years for anything? >> no. >> i am so happy. yeah. >> yeah. >> reporter: here is a

kpix 5's anne makovec joins us live from the school, where a press conference just wrapped up. anne. >> reporter: this is a small community. so a lot of questions about these two students shot and stabbed. we don't know their identities, nor the identities of the attackers. >> this is an incredibly tough time for our community and i know novato will pull together. >> reporter: at about 5:30 last night, a teenager called 911 to report he had been shot and stabbed near the end of fairway drive. as he was rushed to the hospital, officers combed the open space nearby and found a second teenager shot dead. the only description of the suspects, three hispanic men. neighbors say they saw a white sedan speed from the scene. >> a lot of people are providing us information. we are able to put these pieces together, which is painting a better complete portrait of what took place. >> reporter: officers are combing the trails for more evidence. a spokesman says he doesn't know the attackers' motive but he will say -- >> there's no further threat to the community at this point. >> reporter:

from the kpix 5 weather center, isn't this beautiful? it's our live weather camera looking out towards the coast where it's still socked in there but around the bay we see some clearing. what we also see are changes for your weekend. the details as the news continues. we'll be right back. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, impulse 2. right now -- the plane powered only by the s- is flying from arizona to >>> another early-morning take- off for the solar impulse 2. right now the plane powered only by the sun is flying from arizona to oklahoma. it left phoenix around 3 a.m. it's expected to land in tulsa just before 9:00 tonight our time. >>> and the round the world journey will take it to new york, europe, then back to abu dhabi where it began. >>> the labels make you think they are healthy but it turns out a lot of the diet food items on store shelves are fooling you. one of the big culprits, diet soda. experts say they are loaded with artificial sweeteners that are actually sweeter than sugar. another food you might think is healthy is vanilla yogurt bu

this is from the roof of kpix 5 studios. beautiful. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. time now 4:29. let's get a check of weather this morning with roberta. how's it looking? >> my goal is to make it through the whole broadcast without sneezing or eyes watering. >> good luck. >> it's the worst allergy season ever, pharmacists are getting loads of people in for their medications. we'll have the pollen report coming up shortly. right now it's live, hi-def doppler. it appears that at this particular time we have a little bit of light rain offshore, today just a slight chance of rain, nothing measurable. you see the overcast conditions right now at sfo. temperature-wise we are into the low and mid-50s. winds will pick up later today out of the west today at 15, 20, then rotate southwest. numbers coming down only to the mid-70s at best in our inland areas. we'll talk more about these rain chances coming up. >>> accident-free, that's the good news. not so good news is we have roadwork on both directions of the bay bridge. keep your eye out for that. no delays towards the tol

let's get right to kpix 5 legal analyst retired judge ladoris cordell in palo alto. and ladoris, what are your thoughts on this? >> reporter: well, first of all, recusal request to disqualify an entire prosecutor's office is not unprecedented. it is unusual. it won't be granted because it's based on what they claim is an inflammatory press very release, the defense is going on the offense. from the moment the charges were filed they had the client make a statement about his innocence and they are coming out with both barrels saying we're not going to take it and we're going to throw everything we have at this case. that's really what's going on. >> so what happens now because of this? >> well, what happens now is that they have a motion pending. a judge will have to decide whether or not that entire office should be recused. if it is disqualified, then the attorney general's office would come in and prosecute the case most likely. i don't think that's going to happen. i thinthe motion will be denied but more important is the message that the defense is sending to the

the future of surging coming up today on kpix 5 news at 5:00. >> that's it for kpix 5 news at noon. have a great afternoon. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,, >> julius: you have convinced yourself you know something about me, little girl. >> nicole: i never would've thought that you would hurt mom this way. >> julius: i know you haven't gone to your mother with this foolishness, have you? >> nicole: not yet. >> julius: because it's easy to accuse a man of wrongdoing, and a woman will always believe another woman before she'll -- >> nicole: sasha is my sister, your daughter. >> julius: sasha is a liar. she stole your boyfriend. now, are you gonna let her rob you of your father, too? >> zende: what about mr. avant? >> sasha: so wrong. >> zende: did something happen?

kpix 5's sports director dennis o'donnell is live inside oakland oracle arena. hey, dennis. >> reporter: hello, elizabeth. warriors, they may be without their mvp, steph curry, but there's no shortage of talent on this roster. they are playing well without curry. it's getting draymond green even more recognition. >> he did it five times. all i know is -- >> you must protect yourself. >> the way i would phrase it, um, instead of superstar, is he a top 10 player in the nba? and in draymond's case, 100%. >> he is really happy with the play recently. he is calling you a top ten player. >> that's amazing. i saw that. i'm shocked! steve hates me! [ laughter ] >> reporter: yeah. the numbers don't lie. listen to draymond green's numbers. 23 points, 13 rebounds, play- off career high 11 assists in game 1. he is an indispensable warrior. they are carrying on without curry who could be back in game 3 when the series goes to portland. the warriors looking to take a 2-0 series win. at 6:00 we'll look at oakland native trying to even the series for the trail blazers. live at

sources tell kpix 5 they revolve around this girl, celeste, who is now 18 or 19. she is the daughter of an opd dispatcher. on facebook she said she had harmless friendships within the police department but last month posted a picture of opd officers dropping her at home in richmond, quote, in style. those officers are not accused of any wrongdoing. in another post, she says the only officer she messed with while under age is sadly gone. sources say that officer is brendan o'brien who committed suicide about a year after his wife's dead was also ruled a suicide. investigators say officer o'brien left a note that led to an initial internal affairs investigation. at the moment, the case involves three officers. one under going an internal affairs and criminal investigation, and two more under administrative investigation. but officer watson says it could go further. >> we may discover that there are changes, that there are different directions that the investigation is going to take. >> reporter: as for the nature of the investigation, watson and opd remain tight-lip

jackie ward kpix 5. >>> concord police are investigating the discovery of a woman's body in be a duck pond spotted about 2:30 this morning. no information yet on her identity and no word whether police suspect foul play. >>> a renewed plea for answers in a 22-year-old cold case, police chief, wrapped up a news conference offering $100,000 for anyone with information about the 1994 murder of 26- year-old matthew flores of rhode island. >> $100,000 is a lot for a name. but for matthew flores' family, for me and for all of us, that name means justice. and that's priceless. >> flores was shot execution style in a parking lot while he was getting out of his car, the only major clue is a 90 model ford oaks morer was seen on video around the time of the murder. >>> the driver suffered minor wounds as the pittsburgh city council meets to talk about installing cameras along east bay highway, there have have been 20 shootings the cost about a hundred thousand dollars. >>> it's gist unfortunate that we have to go through that extreme. >> four people have been killed including a pregnant mother o

kpix 5's chief meteorologist paul deanno is looking at that. paul. >> we'll talk about the rainfall, which is in your weekend forecast, what's going on right now is that wind. and temperatures running up to 15 degrees cooler than average. 20-mile-per-hour sustained winds or stronger in livermore, fremont, sfo, san francisco, oakland, berkeley, vallejo, novato, san rafael, napa, fairfield and antioch. that's a lot of places. it's windy all throughout the bay area right now. there is rain and some thunderstorms to our north and east. guess what, folks? right now, it is snowing heavily at donner summit, snowing heavily at lake tahoe with a lake wind advisory as well and some of that precipitation will be heading here. a winter weather advisory for the western slope of the sierra right now with the snow level as low as 5500 feet, some parts of the sierra getting half a foot of snow tonight, one weekend away from memorial day weekend. we'll talk about our rain chance because it's critical. we'll have the typing coming up. >>> a brutal attack in san

in the newsroom - andria borba, kpix 5. tonight another oakland pole officer is on administrative leave.. in connection with a sexual misconduct scandal tt rocked the department. that brings the tally to fo officers the d-a believes we involved with this woman.. a 19-year-old who goes by thee "celeste guap." the investigation started with officer brendan o'brien s suicide note last year. he said he had sent celeste inappropriate texts and other officers had sex her.. starting when she was o-p-d says it holds all employees accountable for t actions on.. and off.. duty and it will not tolerate misconduct of any kind. it doesn't end there.. in san francisco: an officer was arrested for overtime fraud. dean lee is1 years old.. and has been wi the force for 15 years. internal affairs got wind of the alleged fra from an inside source. in a statement s-f-p-d says: "the public's trust is of t utmost importance.. and the department will continue tok hard to build and maintain trust." the officer has been suspend without pay. this co

>>> live from the cbs the area studios this is kpix 5 news. bullets point on bay area freeway. one mayor is accusing caltrans for failing to keep you safe. >> the latest showing along interstate 80 that is where andrea is right now. part b the driver last night was shot twice in the lake before crashing into the median. one maier says they need little eyes on the road and calling to the state of california to provide that. it is one that is played out no fewer than 20 times on freeways in the past six months. yesterday's was the most recent wednesday along highway 4 was the most tragic. leaving a pregnant mother dead. >> we are begging you please come forward. perfect family members would not have to be for answers if the freeways were equipped with one thing, cameras. >> they need to figure out a way to support their own system. they spend billions of dollars building these things. >> reporter: the higher patrol in many of the people say they're not random. they are doing related and often the victims are not willing to talk. there were cameras margin the freeways victims woul