street. why did it take so many officers to pin down a with a disability. good afternoon, questions of police brutality on a san francisco street. why did it take so many officers to pin down a man with a disability? good afternoon, i'm maria medina. frank mallicoat is on off this afternoon. the entire incident caught on

camera has a lot of people talking this afternoon. kpix 5's cate cauguiran spoke to police who tell us their side of the story. >> reporter: this video has been viewed tens of thousands of times you can see san francisco police officers holding down a man near civic center plaza. >> oh my god. >> what are you doing? >> reporter: the woman who recorded the video says it's what officer -- it went 30 minutes and claimed this was police harassment. we checked in with san francisco police and officers say they didn't take him down but that the man fell. >> he was waving sticks around. and the 911 caller was concerned for the person's safety as well as the safety of others. >> reporter: the man had one prosthetic leg and claimed the sticks were his crutches. but police say they were in fact sticks but couldn't show them to us. >> he ran into traffic. and said he did not care whether or not he was going to be hit by a car. based on his actions we believed the sunt was under altered mental state and detained him. >> reporter: why were there 14

officers to detain one man? we asked police and they say the extra officers were there to keep the crowds back. >> you see in the video that he does attempt to bite and kick officers both of which are crimes. however, we thought it would be best again to take him to the hospital instead of arresting him for a crime. >> reporter: but the chief isn't taking this lightly. the department says they are investigating this incident and will request the full 30 minute video from the person who captured this as well as any other video that the public may have. in san francisco, cate cauguiran, kpix 5. >> the woman who shot the video was not immediately available for comment. but we will hear more from her on kpix 5 news at 5:00 and at 6:00. right now, crews are at the scene of a smoky two alarm fire in france's sunset -- san francisco's sunset district. the great highway market between 46 and 47th avenue caught fire just after 10:00 this morning. it's disrupted the muni line after sunset boulevard. muni is running bus shuttles in its place and no word on the

cause of that fire. new at noon, the family of a hostage shot and killed by stockton police last year is suing the department. the lawsuit filed today says stockton police officers used unreasonable force firing more than 700 times at the suv carrying the bank robbery suspects and hostage misty holt- singh. she was hit by ten bullets fired by police in the july 2014 shootout. a review of the incident also found police used excessive force in their response. for the first time in nearly a decade, u.s. soldiers are helping fight more than a dozen wildfires in the western u.s.. danielle nottingham reports from one of the largest fires in chelan, washington. >> reporter: firefighters released this video showing the ferocity of the washington fire hours after it sparked from a lightning strike on friday. at least 40 homes have been destroyed and that number is expected to rise as the officials survey additional

areas. still too dangerous to explore. this is the area along the lake that was hit the hardest. you can see what is left behind of these homes. the fire even reached the docks and boats. about 1,000 firefighters are working to keep the flames from spreading. but they are spread thin themselves. the washington national guard joined local fire crews sunday night. but for some homeowners, it was too late. >> and what room was that? >> reporter: the high school teacher rod cool lost his home of 14 years. >> all the kids that i've had and all my friends that were firemen, every one of them tried to come down here and put this out but they couldn't get here, the smoke was too thick and you know they all tried. >> reporter: conditions are so extreme across the west, some fires are creating their own weather. including this fire in idaho which sent flames shooting 100 feet into the air. for the first time since 2006 the pentagon is sending 200 active duty soldiers to assist

with western wildfires. danielle nottingham, cbs news, chelan, washington. >> and here in the bay area, the jerusalem fire in lake and napa counties is nearing full containment but there are 19 other wildfires burning in the state. san jose police say the man they shot and killed last night was a suspect in a murder and there's another suspect on the run. kpix 5's kiet do with a message police have for the wanted man. >> reporter: crime scene technicians were out here in east san jose all night long, police finally wrapped it up here after spending fennel hours at the scene. we pick up this story with some dispatch audio recorded last night about a police chase. >> okay we have shots fired. suspect has a female occupant in the vehicle, per our last information -- [ inaudible ] i'm at 37th -- third haven court. got shots fired and one suspect down. >> reporter: and of course 187 is police code for homicide. now investigators believe the man they shot dead last night was about to kill the woman who was in the car with him.

s.w.a.t. officers have been following the man for some time and he had a warrant for his arrest. and in connection with a grisly homicide last week. the police say the man realized he was being followed by police and led them on a chase back to his home on kirk haven court where he crashed his car. investigators say he jumped out of the car and took off running. when the man appeared to reach for his waistband the officer opened fire and killed him. >> the officer is chasing the suspect and the suspect reaches for their waistband area. the officer fires his weapon. shoots the suspect. and he was pronounced dead at the scene. >> reporter: that was last night around 7:00 p.m. the day before on sunday night, police have shot and killed another suspect who they say was an accomplice in last week's homicide on lundy avenue. now san jose police say they have surveillance video of the incident on lundy avenue that shows three gunmen terrorizing the victim before killing him and they say that video is horrific. that means a third and final suspect is still on the loose.

san jose police have a message for that man -- they say call a lawyer. call family or friends. even call the media. but get it done and turn yourself in. in east san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. more charges could be coming for the man police say was driving drunk in el sobrante sunday night and caused a crash, justin gardener was speeding when he sideswiped another car on san pablo dam road. his camaro burst into flames after slamming shoo a tree. he was thrown from the car: he survived and his three passengers one man and two women all in their 20s died at the scene. well, turns out yesterday's 4.0 quake did cause damage in the bay area. east bay mud says the tremor broke nearly a dozen water lines and half of the broken cast iron pipes are year the -- near the quake's epicenter. crews made repairs overnight. that quake hit just before 7:00 a.m. yesterday. tonight, family and friends and the community will gather

to remember a contra cot that county sheriff's deputy. the vigil is set for 8:00 p.m. at cordova high school in rancho cordova. he helped out the school as a football coach. firefighters law enforcement and first responders will test the pros and cons stability use of drones -- about the use of drones in emergency situations. the joint oversight hearing is in sacramento and some are concerned drones can pose a danger to first responders especially if the pilot's fighting fires or flying ambulance helicopters. and a new high security wing for the west contra costa county detention facility in richmond will be approved today by the board of supervisors. but there's opposition to the $89 million project. some richmond city leaders say the money would be better spent on health services. a manhunt underway in

thailand for a suspect captured on surveillance video at the scene of yesterday's deadly bombing. now the video shows a man in a yellow t-shirt who police say set off that bomb at a popular shrine in bangkok. 20 people were killed and dozens more were pounded. video -- more were wounded. today a second explosion went off at a pier in bangkok. investigators hope the discovery of a plane's black boxes will help them figure out why an indonesian flight crashed on sunday. the plane slammed into a mountain killing all 54 people on board. dozens of rescuers reached the crash site today after going through rugged terrain and bad weather. a historic era at the white house. the presidential mansion just hired etc. first open -- its first openly transgender staff member. ralphie beverageman is in the office of personnel. advocated hailed her

appointment as an important step for the lgbt community. coming up caught on camera, a steal gets a close encounter with a great white shark. find out who won. >> and it is known as the viagra for women but you can't buy it just yet. the final hurdle happening today that will decide the fate of the little pink pill. >> time for a cool change in the bay area, numbers tumbling as much as 15 degrees today and talk about what's in store as we look live at -- after a we look live at -- after a break. ,,,,

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life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. well, check this out. off the coast of cape cod, wow, it's a seal giving this shark a run or a swim for his money. a local shark expert was out looking for great whites on monday and as you can see, he certainly found one. lucky for us he had his camera with him. the video already has more than

75,000 views on youtube. and by the way, if you want to know that seal got away. ford is recalling thousands of its trucks because of faulty seat belts. ford says the front passenger and center seat belts may not be anchored in the correct spot and that could increase the risk of injury in a crash. the recall covers f 650 and f 750 pickups from 2011, 2013 and 2015 model years built in mexico from february 2011 through april 2015. the company says so far, there have not been any reports of crashes or injuries because of the problem. the fda is deciding whether to approve a pill being called the female viagra. it would be the world's first drug designed to boost a woman's sexual desire but the pill is not without risk. >> have some tea? >> reporter: sherry mike is happily married with children. but the 34-year-old says she has no desire to be sexually intimate with her husband.

>> i have no libido and it's been like that since i was 17. >> reporter: sherry is eager to try a drug called flibanserin. the little pink pill originally tested as an antidepressant is meant to treat low libido in women. the fda is expected to decide whether to approve the medication. unlike viagra this doesn't treat physical symptoms of sexual dysfunction. instead, it ailfects the mind. a-- affects the mind. critics say the benefits don't outweigh the potential side effects. >> this drug can cause sudden unconsciousness. it can cause nausea and sedation and excessive sleepiness. >> reporter: sherry has tried sex counseling, hip no therapy and supplements but says the sex drive remains stagnant. >> it's kind of like eating your favorite food and not having any taste buds. you can't taste it. and you can eat it. but it's not enjoyable. there's just no satisfaction to it. >> reporter: she says people

who think it's all in her head just don't understand. weiaja jang, cbs news, washington. >> if the manufacturer took steps to limit the risk they would approve the drug. for the first time in its 60 year history, two women are on their way to graduating alongside 94 men from the army's elite ranger school. the pair started their journey back in april. basic fitness tests get this include 49 push-ups and 59 situps and a five mile run in just 40 minutes. they've already mastered military mountaineering and par suit jumps and air assaults. >> at the root of everything the course's purpose is still you know to create combat leaders and help make the rest of the army better. >> starting in january, more than 300,000 combat positions will open to women but the military is expected to keep some combat roles male only. all 96 rangers will graduate

this friday during a ceremony in georgia. i don't know about you brian but i can't even do like five push-ups. >> well, don't look at me in the -- in the heman department i'm afraid. i do weather. nice skies out there a little bit of cirrus from time to time in place to place. low clouds along the shoreline as we look at coit tower. and the numbers right now, 76 at concord. oakland 71 degrees and livermore at 83. and san francisco 67. numbers right now let me look. good heavens running as much as 18 degrees cooler than yesterday. in santa rosa. santa rosa at this time was 85 degrees now just 67. and at concord 11 degrees cooler with that 76. so things are cooling down around the bay area: and that's -- big relief to a lot of folks in the east bay as the high pressure eases up. low pressure enforces that reinforces that sea breeze along the shoreline and so the cooler air pouring in and cooling things down today. futurecast shows that we've got low clouds that will come back into the shoreline tonight. all the way over to the east bay shoreline by 11:00.

and then as the night goes on, the clouds just go deeper and deeper all the way into the central valley before retreating to the shoreline later in the day. so to sum it up as we look live over san jose, and you can see some of that cirrus up there. up top. you can send in the clouds on this forecast. cool to the upper 80s inland. and continue mild right through the weekend. hey the a's are taking on the dodgers tonight. the forecast is for mostly cloudy skies with the low clouds coming back in. and game time temp of 66 degrees. sunset's tonight at 7:at p.m. and comes up tomorrow at 6:29. temperatures come down but still very pleasant. 70 degrees in san francisco. 76 at oakland and 85 degrees in san jose. and down in the south bay, look for numbers to be mostly in the low to mid-80s. 83 for san jose and 86 for morgan hill today and 83 at los altos. inland, we manage only 87 degrees. at pittsburg. 87 for fairfield and north bay

cools to 77 at petaluma. 78 for santa rosa and 78 for kent field. and up by clear lake, it's still warm 95 degrees there. 93 for yucaipa. extended forecast will go with the usual low clouds in the morning and sunshine in the afternoon. and temperatures back into the mid 80s tomorrow. so even cooler tomorrow. and we'll keep that trend all the way through the weekend. terms of a big. the trend after -- temperature trend after today one way or another. just not there. the predictable summer routine. >> it was comfortable too. too hot in the south bay yesterday. thanks brian. let's take a look at the big board and yep dow jones down by 36 points right now. a lot of red over there. all right, so silicon uber isn't just about getting from a. to b. anymore. how it will soon be used to curb your cravings. that's coming up. >> and we want to invite all you pet lovers send us your questions about their health and well-being. just e-mail pets@kpix.com and we'll have our pet expert give you an answer every single

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pretty soon you won't have to leave your home. uber is expanding its services

to delivering food. the ride hailings service will start delivering hot meals if local restaurants to users in san francisco, it's called uber eats and users will find it through the uber app. in san francisco, food delivery will start with weekday lunch in the financial district and south of market district. meals will cost up to $12 with a $3 delivery fee. if you're not a fan of cantaloupe there's an alternative you might like. it's a bit sweeter. tony tantillo tells us all about it. >> today's tip of the day is the adult melon. it's kind of like a cantaloupe it's not a -- as a matter of fact it's part of the family. and when you cut them open inside look at this. and let me tell you when it comes to being sweet, oh. incredible. and for breakfast? every morning. on a hot summer day it's refreshing let's talk about selection and storage. when you buy them, let me find one right here that's perfect. oh i got one. when you buy them, you want to make sure that you have a beautiful netting all the way

around. very important. then there's ribs here. get -- there's ribs here and you want to make sure that they're not cracking or we can see the flesh. heavy for their size that means they have a small cavity. when you bring them home, store them in the refrigerator because like cantaloupes, they're not going to get any sweeter after they get picked. but in the fridge it will slow it down and leave it on the counter, it gets that gray color to them. not going to look or taste that good. the melons look how pretty they are and i'm tony tantillo your fresh grocer and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. is that beautiful? >> all right. that was tony. and a reminder if you have a consumer problem or question, call our hotline 8885 helps you. volunteer -- 888-5-helps-u. volunteers,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

well, there's more to drinking coffee than just keeping you awake. new research shows that drinking it regularly can lower the risk of a recurrence of colon cancer. the study found people with advanced colon cancer who drank four or more cups of coffee every day had 52% lower odds of death. even people who regularly drank slightly less per day appeared to reap some of the same benefits. and it is almost that time of year again for all things pumpkin flavored. and this year, starbucks is changing the rest' for their pumpkin -- recipe for their pumpkin spice lattes, it will have no artificial caramel

coloring added and be made with real pumpkin. that follows customer demand for more wholesome ingredients. saying good-bye with a lunar funeral. the bay area start-up offering to launch your loved one's remains to the moon. that story and more at 5:00. coming up. sounds interesting, would you want to go to the moon? >> i think i'd rather stay here if you don't mind. >> i think i'd ratter stay here too. all right thank you for joining us. we'll see you tomorrow morning

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