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suspect ended on highway 17 in campbell. kiet do is live with new information about the man under arrest. >> reporter: good afternoon. here we are more than 25 hours after the fact and this murder crime scene is actives with deputies and an evidence truck to process the scene. this is a narrow twisty private mountain road in a remote area. how did the suspect know to allegedly come all the way up here? andre redmon's eyes were red. he was pepper sprayed. investigators say he was the driver of this prius led deputies on a chase on 17, crashed it at hamilton avenue and ran. a person in the prius died and redmon has been charged with murder. it unclear how he died. >> this is a complicated indicate due to the fact of how many moving crime scenes there were, how many potential

victims and suspects there are. >> reporter: a home on madrone drive near los gatos in the redwood estates areas had one person shot to death and two more injured. it's not clear how redmon knew them or he had ended up from his address in san francisco. no motive is known yet since the suspect is not cooperating. the 43-year-old faces two counts of murder and false imprisonment, one county of kidnapping with intent to commit robbery and burglary and this case could get more complicated with more suspects and victims. >> it has the potential of becoming a bigger case. we are still investigating this crime. >> reporter: no telling how long these deputies will be out here. andre redmon is in jail without bail. in the santa cruz mountains near los gatos, kiet do, kpix 5. san francisco's city hall now split on whether to keep police chief greg suhr on the job. four supervisors are joining a

group of protestors called the "frisco five" in calling for his ouster. the frisco five are now out of the hospital after holding a hunger strike. >> we can't believe that ed lee is still behind chief suhr even after the blue ribbon findings amongst other things of course. that the supervisors reacted very late and our health paid the consequence for that. >> we caught up with mayor lee earlier. >> i recognize the politics. but the chief has not been on an stackle. he is chapel -- he has not been an obstacle and is holding officers accountable when needed. >> he may change course if there are changes. a agreement is reached with bart's labor contract and the board of supervisors is

expected to vote on it today. if approved, the contracts will be applicable for the next five years. changes include a 2.5% pay raise in 2017, another 2.5% raise the next year and 2.7% in 2019. the rest of the contract is the same. for the second time this week a sinkhole sprung open on a san francisco street. traffic cones now block part of the intersection of polk and post streets. the hole caused a mess for morning commuters. that's about a mile west of where crews were patching up another sinkhole yesterday. that one popped up on tuesday on new montgomery and mission streets in the financial district. an uber car was briefly trapped during the ordeal. following campaign 2016, a meeting with donald trump drew protests in washington today. [ yelling ] >> groups gathered to denounce

the gop front-runner as he arrived in washington, d.c. a few hours ago trump and speaker of the house paul ryan met. weijia jang reports the meeting appears to be the first olive branch between the two leaders on opposite side of the aisle. >> reporter: donald trump offered a wave before heading into the republican national committee building. the party's presumptive nominee sat down with house speaker paul ryan and rnc chairman reince priebus. afterward ryan and trump issued a joint statement saying this was our first meeting but it was a very positive step toward unification. >> i was very encouraged with what i heard from donald trump today. i do believe, um, that -- that we are now planting the seeds to get ourselves unified. [ chanting ] >> reporter: outside, protestors protested. demonstrators included those opposed to trump's plans to deport illegal immigrants. >> we're here trying to give

them something to represent the community and they have closed the doors. >> reporter: the much- anticipated meeting came a week after ryan publicly refused to endorse trump highlighting the party's struggle to end its infighting after a divisive primary season. the meeting has drawn international attention. here's the main door of the rnc building and this is the scene right in front of it. a massive media filling the sidewalks on both side of the street. trump is also meeting with congressional republicans today talks that could define the future of the gop. weijia jang, cbs news, capitol hill. on the democratic side, hillary clinton opens her third bay area campaign office today in san jose. mayor sam liccardo along with clinton supporters and volunteers will be at the camden avenue location for the ceremony at 5:30. an investigation is under way into whether police used excessive force during the violent end to a chase on the east coast. about an hour after it began

yesterday in massachusetts, a suspect was on his knees with 10 officers with guns drawn. then the beating began. police say that the violence was warranted because the man wasn't complying. the new hampshire attorney general is launching an investigation into this incident. and george zimmerman aquestioned in the 2012 shooting death of 17-year-old trayvon martin may be thinking about selling his gun. he was supposed to put it up for sale in an online auction starting today. but minutes before the auction was set to start, the listing was removed from the website. he was reportedly planning to use the proceeds to fight violence against law enforcement. a major step at the vatican today. the pope says he is open to the idea of having women serve as deacons in the catholic church. pope francis says he is willing to have female deacons. but not priests. chaos in the streets of.

>> paolo brazil today as protestors held demonstrations against the impeachment of the country's first female president dilma rousseff. labor union members who backed rousseff set tires on fire and blocked a thoroughfare. rousseff is accused of using a every accounting tricks to hide larger budget deficits. brazil's vice president will now serve as interim president. the number of americans who applied for unemployment benefits rose last week marking the highest level since february of last year. this comes after a weaker-than- expected jobs report for april. another down day for apple as well. the cupertino-based tech giant's shares fell below $90 for the first time in two years. analysts say that the company is in a lull due to shrinking demand for its current devices and a lack of excitement over the new iphone. let's check stocks today. san francisco. within the last lawmakers are taking another crack at a sugary drink tax in san francisco. within the last hour,

supervisor malia cohen along with medical and religious leaders announced a november ballot measure. they hope a tax on sugary drinks will help consumers make smarter choices especially among children who are at risk for sugar-related health problems. >> in san francisco latino ninth graders have the second highest rate of consumption of sugary drinks among ninth graders and highest rate of becoming overweight. >> this is the second time lawmakers have proposed this kind of law. later today supervisors will submit 18,000 signatures qualifying it for the ballot. you may have noticed a lot of cyclists on the roads today and hopefully were you one of them. that's -- hopefully you were one of them. there's because it's "bike to work" day. sam liccardo braked at a red light to chat with fellow bikers before riding down a busy bike lane. >> yeah, we got a lot of folks who are fired up about cycling in our community and for good reason. there's obvious health benefits, greenhouse gas

emission reductions. but simply fun. >> at this event cyclists got free tuneups and air in their tires along with snacks and tote bags. and in oakland another mayor, libby schaaf, joined hundreds of other riders and sailed past a welcome to oakland sign. we have been asking for your "bike to work" day photos and videos. our own kpix 5 graphic designer sent in these snapshots from her ride into the office past the golden gate bridge. you can share your pictures on our kpix 5 facebook page, twitter or instagram pages, as well. we may use them on air. still ahead, a new tactic to get drivers to slow down. one police department's unusual officer. >> and fat-free foods, diet drinks, they might sound healthy but find out how some packaging may be leading you down the wrong path. >> good afternoon, everybody. 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 but many have the same sugar content as ice cream. also, fat-free flavored coffee creamer is made with mostly sugar and oil and muffins often have more calories than a donut. >> everything in moderation, right. officers in one northern california police department have come up with a new way to deter speeding. take a close look at this photo. the officer staked out on a residential sonora street is a plastic decoy. police wrote a tongue in cheek facebook post urging people to be kind to him. they say officer andrew matthews is shy and probably won't talk very much. [ laughter ] >> shy, huh? [ laughter ] >> don't think you can talk. so roberta you have to slow down. >> why? >> you never know. >> why? [ laughter ] >> you never know. >> on that bike, too. >> they don't call me speedy gonzales for nothing. good afternoon. take a look at our live weather camera. this is the scene from the transamerica pyramid. we are looking east where we have a little sea haze otherwise skies have cleared across the bay. temperatures are responding. it is now 63 degrees in santa

rosa. it is still 57 degrees in san francisco. and 58 in oakland. so we need some warming to do here now that the clouds are clearing. it's 63 degrees in redwood city where robert sullivan, he is one of our faithful weather watchers, he says it's finally cleared out to a beautiful day. you're right! thanks, robert, for checking in. only places still dealing with low clouds and fog right here around the meet every immediate seashore. now, it looks like we have that very deep marine layer making that repeat performance from yesterday. we are scaling it up a little sooner than yesterday. one more warm day away from the coast. otherwise cooler temperatures beginning with tomorrow. we are clearing out. stratus backing up out over the open waters spreading inland 50 to 60 miles into our interior valleys. we are under the influence of high pressure but it's a weak ridge so it's allowing this area of low pressure spinning

its wheels off the coast. with partly cloudy skies tomorrow. nearly 90 in redding. 60s in monterey bay. it's been the worst allergy season in years and i blame it on kenny! [ laughter ] >> temperatures today 62 in pacifica to 75 degrees in oakland. back through alameda. 880 in san jose. low to mid-80s to the east and to the north. there's your sunset and your sun-up for tomorrow morning. wow. days are getting longer. loving that. we have cooler temperatures tomorrow by 10 degrees. cloudy on the weekend. sunshine next week. >> so you blame him for the weather and the sharks. >> throw me under the bus.

>> i'm rooting for the sharks. >> but you said under a game 7. but if you are a sharks fan, you never want a game 7 because nothing good comes from that. it's do or die for the san jose sharks. they will take the ice in a few hours so that is good. they are all tied up with the predators. and they are hoping that the home rink advantage helps them skate through to the next round. we are hoping for that. they are on a winning streak at s.a.p. center with the help of 17,000 bay area fans. >> the players have great energy. and they love playing at their home rink and we have won four straight play-off games mere at s.a.p. center. it's a combination of crowd energy and player performance. >> face-off at 6 p.m. but before that, the team is hosting a big pregame street rally at 3 p.m. autumn street next to the s.a.p. center, you will find live music, food trucks and more. still ahead, keeping seniors up to date with

technology. how this woke's jefferson award winner is making -- how this week's jefferson award winner is making sure they stay connected. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

well, today's tip of the day is going to be is with purple asparagus. the flavor and texture is fabulous. beautiful color.

the white asparagus can be tough. not the purple. selection and storage is very important. when you buy it you wanted to make sure purple from top to bottom. very important. squeeze it. when it's squeezey that means it's fresh. when you bring it home in the refrigerator right away. but don't store it for too long two or three days at the most. i like to enjoy it, i don't cook it too much. i just shave the bottom right here, so it's like green and white and then three-quarters of the purple. then what i do is i either grill it or boil it, not too long, two or three minutes and that's it and the color is beautiful all the way through. if you grill it, just put it in a cookie sheet with a little bit of foil, olive oil, salt and pepper under the broiler and that's it. you'll love it. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. remember squeeze it. when it's squeezey, it's fresh. it might seem like a great idea to get your grandmother an ipad but who is going to teach her how it use it? this week's jefferson award winner hated the thought of

technology passing her grandmother by. as allen martin shows us, she took matters into her own hands. >> reporter: ying ying got her ipad as a gift. >> my daughter's boyfriend gave it to me. >> you know why. >> oh!! i see. >> reporter: in truth, she already liked the guy. but when it came to ying ying learning how to use the ipad, the kid gave it a shot. >> they did a really quick -- oh, like this. so i go like this --[ laughter ] you know. come on, why? i couldn't get it. >> reporter: but thanks to "teach seniors technology," ying ying is sending email and creating some amazing artwork. >> oh, wow. >> it's really enjoyable to see, like, they want it and that their passion to learn is so strong. it's simple. >> reporter: high school senior stuti vishwabhan launched the nonprofit in the south bay three years ago after her grandmother visited from india. >> i'm so used to technology being around me, and so seeing my grandma not in tune with

that same pace of technology, it kind of inspired me to teach her. >> i want to go to my folders. >> reporter: starting with the basics. like how to turn the computer on. then email. now facebook! >> you can still use it. >> reporter: stuti recruited classmates as volunteer teachers for "teach seniors technology" and began their free classes here at the almaden branch of the san jose library. now the no cost instruction has expanded to a dozen south bay libraries, senior and community centers. there are more than 50 volunteers from 14 high schools and two middle schools. and chapters have formed in india, china, singapore and, soon, australia. >> i never thought it would grow this much. >> reporter: connie has been coming for six months after feeling a little left out at her craft class. >> the ladies would come and they would say, oh, i found this craft on pinterest. i found this craft on etsy. and, um, i just would set there and think, oh, i wish i could do that.

>> reporter: now she can. >> another lesson under the belt! >> reporter: so for helping take the mystery out of high- tech for seniors, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to stuti vishwabhan. allen martin, kpix 5. >> they are always looking for more volunteers and donation. go to cbssf.com/hero for more. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

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>> thomas: it all makes so much sense now. you know, i'm experiencing these emotions that i've never experienced before because of douglas, because he's my son. and ridge had you keep that from me. >> caroline: we decided it together. >> thomas: you always defend him. >> caroline: he's my husband. >> thomas: but he's not douglas' father. you know, the whole world thinks that douglas is the newborn prince of king ridge, but he's not. he's not. i know you're committed to him.