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live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5. shooting investigation underway nearby a hospital in san leandro. joe vazquez is live at the scene. >> reporter: yellow tape for blocks around the crime scene as police investigate a shooting that happened this evening. the shots rang out next to san leandro hospital at bay fair rentals where a body lies undera tarp. >> loud. 8 rounds. >> reporter: she was visiting when the shooting broke out. >> people rur 1ing.

-- were running. >> reporter: she saw six people take off. a crowd of young people who were running for their lives. there appears to be a body under a tarp but authorities are not confirming the condition of the victim. the public information officer is still gathering information. reporting live in san leandro, joe vazquez, kpix 5. more breaking news. a fire in san jose. an eyewitness shot this video of the blaze that started in an auto shop. firefighters had to fight it from the outside because there was a threat the building could collapse. crews saved an apartment building. a resident describes the panic of trying to get out safely. >> my brother knock on my door. he was the first one who saw it. he called 911 and he let me know. i grabbed the extinguisher it

was a blaze. so i knocked on everybody's door. >> no word on injuries. -- for more cameras. an a string of shootings the police and mayor have looking into more cameras. kpix 5's joe vazquez tells us more. >> reporter: in a year six shootings on highway 4 within the pittsburg city limits. that includes the murder last week of a pregnant woman and now they are calling for a plan to install freeway cameras. the plan is to put on cameras on the property next to the freeway. there are 100 or so cameras throughout pittsburg. on friday the mayor told kpix 5 it is time to expand the program.

>> money has been wasted for other stuff. that is something that is worth wild. >> everywhere you look there is cameras. more and more cameras. they have people -- they identify them. they don't incarcerate them. what good will it do? >> they will keep us safe but it is unfortunate that we have to go to that. that extreme. >> reporter: the camera proposal is expected to be a topic of discussion at tomorrow night's city council meeting. joe vazquez, kpix 5. a gunman is on the loose after a homicide. someone reported gunfire before 2:00 a.m. in the morning. deputies say the 26-year-old victim turned up later at the hospital where he died. police in santa rosa are looking for the vandals behind a window smashing spree. they broke windows on five cars over night. police think they used large rocks as their weapon. rk kelly -- on

what it took to solve a sca situation. now to the aggressive bees that attacked a neighborhood over the weekend. they killed two people and sent two people to the hospital. mark kelly with more on the sting operation. >> reporter: looked like a ghost town sunday. >> it is quieter out here. >> reporter: but there is one noise that won't go away, the buzz of killer bees. >> i will be like oh, my god, are they going to attack me now. >> reporter: two hives behind this house. the homeowner tells me when they were removed friday the bees, more aggressive than your honey bee got stirred up and we saw it for ourselves. >> sucker. got me in the eye. >> climbing up my hair. trying toget to my head. i am, like, i don't know what to do. >> reporter: his son, a bee keeper, killed most of the exotic bees over night using soap and water that melts their

wax coat but they are not 100% gone and that has neighbors on guard. >> the house where the bees are is close to you. >> yeah. which -- because i have a phobia of bees it is more terrifying. >> reporter: with the queen bee dead he expects the rest to die off but that is too late for these two dogs who died this weekend after they were stung dozens of times. >> it gets me very sad when any animals die. >> reporter: pretty unusual for this type of killer bee to be found in northern california. the homeowner could only guess it is because of the dry temperatures they traveled far from home. 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 st. louis blues. but wait a minute, take a look and the fans eyes locked in on the big screen. this is a watch party and the 16,000 free tickets all snagged by sharks fans within 24 hours. >> different. it is funny. but it is just as cloud. >> fans were given a production of this. [ indiscernible ] >> feels like a home game. >> sharks haven't been to the playoffs in a while so knowing they are back everybody is excited. the fact we get to watch it at

the shark tank, unique experience. >> the sharks couldn't get the win tonight. >> i wanted to see a win. >> reporter: still the loyalty is strong among these group. >> we will take it. >> every year. we have to think it is the year. >> reporter: maria medina, kpix 5. >> the other bay area team making a playoff run starts their next series tomorrow. the warriors take on the oklahoma city thunder in the western conference finals. game one 6:00 p.m. tomorrow night at oracle arena. the a's play next door at 7:00 p.m. on the sports theme, a scare at a soccer stadium in the uk. a fake bomb turned out to be a security training device. techtaters were forced to leave old trafford stadium -- speck

staters were forced to leave old trafford stadium. [ indiscernible ] >> the device was left behind by private company that was doing explosive training exercises. after 50 years a fugitive's run from the law comes to an end. he was leased on bond this weekend after getting arrested in connecticut on monday. he escaped from a prison in georgia in 1968. he served just two years of a 17 year san francisco robbery. he spoke to -- sentence for a robby. he spoke to a -- robbery. he spoke to a reporter. >> my mother, they were watching her. i didn't go here her.

things calmed down. got a job. went to work. never had a problem. >> he is expected to be sent back to georgia. campaign 2016. donald trump is firing back at the media and hillary clinton and bernie sanders are making pitches to voters in kentucky. >> reporter: hillary clinton promising to bring back manufacturing jobs and bill clinton's role. >> my husband i will put in charge of revitalizing the economy. he knows how to do it. >> reporter: bernie sanders argue polls show he is best positioned to win in november. >> we do better against donald trump than does hillary clinton. >> reporter: donald trump attended his daughter's graduation from the university of pennsylvania, joe biden was

there too to see his granddaughter graduate. donald trump responded to reports accusing him of mistreating women with a tweet. the media is on a witch hunt against me, false reporting and plenty of it but we will reveal. rnc chairman said trump is immune to the criticism and republican efforts to draft an independent candidate are pointless. >> people should take the paul ryan approach and work with donald trump. >> reporter: paul ryan's staff will meet with donald trump's later this week to discuss policy and efforts to unite the policy. mark zuckerberg will hold media figures to explain the trending policies after reports facebook workers suppressed news items covering

conservative topics. facebook has found no evidence to back up the claims. starting this week, calaveras county will lay out new ground rules for marijuana growers. they have been scooping up land to cash in on the marijuana boom. now they will have to pay a $5,000 registration fee to apply for a state license. a moratorium on mew farms will go into effect till they work on permanent regulation. a town where the drinking water is so contaminated residents haven't been able to drink it for decades. you may have drunk it yourself. part 2 of the investigation. >> reporter: water that is laced with arsenic, and it is a naturally occurring element but it is linked to cancer.

if you have driven to los angeles there is a chance you had a taste of it. >> reporter: one of the busiest strip malls along i-5. hundreds stop for a bite to eat and drink. but the next time you press that soda tap there is something you may want to know. the water is contaminated with arsenic at levels above the federal limit. local residents get drinking water delivered every two weeks. >> i think people have become immune to the fact that our water quality is so poor that you can't drink it. >> reporter: fast food restaurants use tap water to prepare food and tap it into the soda fountains.

we took samples and brought them to be tested at a lab in san jose. all came back well above the epa limit for arsenic. carl's, jr. contained 16 parts per billion. taco bell 15. >> what we can do -- >> reporter: we took the results to an expert at university of california at berkeley. he has been studying the effects of long term exposure in chile where levels are higher than what we found. >> 4 to 5 fold increase in lung cancer. 11 fold increase in kidney cancer. if you exstrapilate down to the estimated risk, that is fairly high. stopping once or twice -- >> your risk may not be zero

but it will be close enough. >> reporter: you may want to think twice before making a habit out of it. especially if you are pregnant or have kids. he takes that advice a step further. >> if that is a problem that persists in those chains you need tell people. people may depend on those restaurants for a lot of their diet. >> reporter: county health inspectors should be checking arsenic levels, something we confirmed is not happening. >> if you have a problem that is more than once or twice at a restaurant and your arsenic persists you should have to put up a fine. >> reporter: as for people who use the water every day to cook and shower it could be much more serious. >> like cigarette smoking.

it takes 20, 30, 40, 50 years. >> these communities that are vulnerable, it is easier to forget about them or make it seem like it is our fault for being here. >> reporter: she knows the risk but doesn't see a way out. >> we are not doing anything wrong. >> reporter: we contacted all the restaurants. in and out said the company installed a more substantial filter at the location. taco bell is investigating and will provide bottled water. carl's, jr. had no comment. we posted the responses on www.cbs5.com. she has been asked by many people why do you stay there, they can't afford to move. >> couple things. these are 50% above the levels,

where is it coming from? >> they don't know. it does occur naturally but why the levels are so high, they couldn't determine the exact reason why it is -- [ talking at the same time ] >> at least you got something done. stopping it or putting in filters. >> you should just know -- >> absolutely. [ talking at the same time ] >> good work. >> thank you. could they become too convenient? researchers are erring caution about self-driving cars. one day it could make traffic worse. it would be like having uber or lyft without the drivers. researchers predict increases in travel by people over 65. the added mileage across the country could be in the trillions. bay to breakers took over the streets of san francisco

today. chopper 5 was over head as the 7.5 mill race went on. the san franciscan race did not disappoint. tens of thousands started the -- tens of thousands started the race. the pace of many slowed to a crawl. there were presidents, a few who would like to be president. >> he is huge. so you got to represent the best you can. >> the freaks come out. fun to watch. >> you are in the middle of them. >> doesn't bother me a bit. live and let live. >> floats were not allowed but somehow this slipped through. for the runners. the men's race, 35 minutes and

23 seconds. the fastest woman, finishing in 40 minutes and 36 seconds. no more waiting in line for famed dumpings. the no reservation policy has been lifted. they opened earlier this month and the lines have been crazy. restaurant owners have switched the policy to reservations only. it starts tomorrow but you could make reservations now. the next available table mid- june. >> wow! must be some dumpings. partly cloudy skies right now. low clouds pack in but not for long. clear skies tomorrow. right now upper 50s and low 60s. low pressure kicks inland and towards idaho. for us high pressure and a

warming trend through mid-week. you look at the future cast, oakland, downtown, towards the city, you can see there is a shallow marine layer that disappears by the early afternoon. inland a clear day. future cast, low clouds here but sun rise, look at that. nothing inland. as a result, no clouds, sunshine. the numbers coming up tomorrow, 5 to 10 degrees from today. patchy low clouds over night. mid-80s inland by tuesday and a cooling trend by the end of the week. and dry. bay area, 80s redding. 80s fresno. 60 at lake tahoe. over night lows tonight mid- 50s. sun up tomorrow, a minute before 6:00 a.m. the numbers tomorrow, in the city, sunshine and 69 degrees after a few low clouds. concord 82. san jose 78.

oakland 72. south bay, near 80 degrees tomorrow. warmer on tuesday. east bay, sunshine all day tomorrow. and the numbers will be upper 70s and low 80s. marin tomorrow sunny, much of the day. 77 petaluma. 80 santa rosa. 80s the norm in ukiah. sunshine tomorrow and tuesday and wednesday. things cool down, by friday and saturday the numbers come down into the 60s for everybody. if you like heat enjoy the next couple days. still ahead, it wasn't a jaws like attack. what a woman did when this shark wouldn't let go. >> coming up, we have the giants and a's, giants going for the sweep, in the studio tonight, jim, annual for the golden state warriors, who will get the mvp of the series? >> there is only one mvp, that

is steph curry. >> that is such -- [ indiscernible ] >> more of the low hanging fruit. game day. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

and wouldn't let go. it was a nearly 2- florida woman is recovering after a small shark clamped down on her arm and didn't let go today. a 2-foot long nurse shark. ding on. witnesses say the 23-year-old woman calmly walked out of the water with the shark dangling from her arm. after the shark died it didn't let go.

the world's largest cruise ship is making waves tonight. it set sail off the coast of france heading to the uk. it is 1100 feet long and holds 6300 passengers. there are 20 dining rooms. 23 swim pools and a park. it will travel towbars mona may 22. -- to barcelona may 22. still ahead, what the shop is saying after the wheels fell off. that is next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

a man in bakersfield.

it happened at a local jiffy lube. carl brewer took his trip for car maintenance turned into a headache at a jiffy loob. he heard a technician saying all the wheels fell off during a test drive. that lead to a non-injury accident. it could have been worse if he had his daughter inside the car at the time. >> i pick her up after work as well so if it would have failed like a couple hours later that could have been a possibility. >> it is not clear what caused the wheels to come off and jiffy loop is inspecting the damage. he says the company did agree to pay for a rental car. we will be right back. ,,,,,,