> linda macdonald is captioning for you in real time. now at noon, businesses destroyed as flames race through a south bay strip mall. good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. kpix 5's keit do reports live from santa clara. >> reporter: good afternoon. this has been a long hard slog

of a battle. it took them about 4 hours to get the flames under control around 7 a.m. this morning. they are waiting for the debris to cool off before they go inside and figure out the cause. for the 7 small business owners affected, this has been devastating. you're looking at what's left of kumar jewelers one of the first and most popular indian jewelers in the south bay. for 46 years the family survived all the ups and downs of the economy and now is their biggest test of all. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: the first calls came in before 3 a.m. of smoke in theling with, possibly in the foot spa. at -- in the building, possibly in the foot spa. it then erupted in the mall near lawrence expressway. it escalated to five alarms, destroyed 7 businesses, even though crews dumped hundreds of thousands of gallons on the

flames for hours. the vegetarian indian restaurant is destroyed. the owner says he has no plan b. >> everything is gone. so that's it. >> reporter: firefighters soaked the edges of the fire to cool things down and to cope it from spreading to neighboring buildings and stayed on the roof of the round hill dance studio to hold the land. donna's business was one of the lucky ones. >> inches away. the firefighters worked hard to contain it. they are amazing. >> reporter: all righty. the santa clara fire department deployed a drone over the building as it was heavily smoking this morning. it's a phantom one of the most consumer grade drones on the market and this is one of the first times we have seen one used by a fire department. we are working to get that footage today. tune in at 5:00 and 6:00 to see it for yourself. back out here live, you can see

the facade has crumbled. it's making things difficult. el camino real has reopened. in santa clara, kiet do, kpix 5. right now, san francisco public defender's office is hosting its annual justice summit. one of the main topics, use of force and recent deadly police shootings. anne makovec reports. >> reporter: going on right now when they have been breaking down some of the most recent police shootings here in the city that have really brought "use of force" policy to the forefront in san francisco. >> i'm afraid to call the city my home. >> reporter: public defenders justice summit is annual but its theme use of force carries increased urgency today. >> there are people who have been shot dead in the streets and that's something that should be outrageous to everyone. >> reporter: in the wake of three deadly police shootings over the past six months, former police chief greg suhr

was fired last week. there's a department of justice investigation into the department now under way. and the city is struggling with updating its use of force policy now 20 years old. >> even if we have a mentally ill person waving a knife that doesn't mean that the person has to end up in a body bag. >> reporter: the voices of people calling for change were galvanized in part by the shooting of mario woods in the bayview last year. it was caught on cell phone video. a man accused in an earlier stabbing refusing to drop his knife. >> the law doesn't afford us armchair quarterbacking, just the facts. >> reporter: ken wilson is a veteran homicide detective and use of force expert looking for lessons learned, in this case where woods was shot over 20 times. >> when i read the medical examiner's report, some of the bullets fired were why the person lay prone on the ground. that isn't a discussion the community should have as far as at what point in time does the

threat become neutralized? >> reporter: the department's intrim chief toney chaplin is in charge of reforming the department. he is not here today. i didn't see any uniformed police officers at the summit. big point of contention, tasers, they will be discussing them this afternoon. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. bullets fly again on an east bay freeway, this time in hercules. one person was shot when someone opened fire around 9:15 p.m. on i-80 west of highway 4. the chp closed several lanes backing up traffic for hours. no arrests have been made. the victim's condition is unclear. the shooting is one of nearly 20 on east bay highways since november. a family in san leandro is mourning the loss of a mother and daughter after an accident with an amtrak train. it happened on the tracks at washington and chapman yesterday. 30-year-old vanessa enriquez

and her 3.5-year-old daughter were struck on the tracks. the vehicle behind them might have forced them on the tracks right before the train slammed into the suv. >> state lawmakers are putting the brakes on people who abuse disabled parking rights. today they are announcing an audit on the placard system. we discovered widespread cases of cheaters. in san francisco, there are twice as many placards as there are parking meters. hillary clinton disregarded various state department guidelines for avoiding cyber security risks during her term as secretary of state that's according to an internal audit obtained by cbs news. the report said that clinton failed to seek legal approval for her use of a private email server in her home and department staff wouldn't have authorized its use due to the security risks in doing so if she had sought legal approval. there were communication problems at the agency before clinton became secretary but says that hers were the most egregious in comparison to her predecessors. hillary clinton and donald trump are campaigning in california today.

clinton will join her husband for an event in atherton. trump rallies in an highly. protestors have gathered. mark albert reports, trump is expected to address what some call a riot yesterday as anti- trump protestors clashed with police elsewhere. police in riot gear clashed with protestors. albuquerque police say several officers were hurt, a glass door was smashed, and one person arrested. on twitter, trump said, the protestors in new mexico were thugs who were flying the mexican flag. the rally inside was big and beautiful. but outside, criminal! inside, protestors repeatedly interrupted the front-runner's speech. >> you can get them out. >> reporter: when he did speak, trump focused on his likely democratic opponent hillary clinton. >> she screams, it drives me crazy. i can't listen! she goes, and donald trump is a

terrible person!! >> reporter: clinton is firing back accusing trump of trying to capitalize off the housing market crash. the clinton campaign is playing up a 2006 trump comment that, quote, i sort of hope that happens because then people like me would go in and buy like crazy. >> why on earth would we elect somebody president who actually rooted for the collapse of the mortgage market? [ screaming ] >> reporter: both candidates warn people going to trump's event that we will not tolerate violence or disobedience of the law in anaheim. mark albert, cbs news, the white house. president obama is now in japan for the annual g7 summit. he will also pay a historic visit to hiroshima 7 decades after the u.s. bombed the city. today at a tense meeting between president obama and japanese prime minister shinzo abe, the japanese leader expressed outrage and

resentment over a u.s. marine charged with murdering a japanese woman in okinawa. >> we did discuss the tragedy that took place in okinawa and i extended my sincerest condolences and deepest regrets. >> the president will be the first sitting u.s. president to visit hiroshima. he has made it clear he will not apologize for the u.s. bombing hiroshima. but he says america needs a nuclear free future. dozens of tornadoes have ripped apart homes. some people got to shelter in time, others didn't. more severe thunderstorms and tornadoes are possible today in the great plains. omar villafranca reports from dodge city kansas where people are assessing the damage and preparing for the worst. >> it was hitting the house! >> reporter: an outbreak of violent tornadoes barreled through western kansas tuesday tearing through homes, roads

and leaving multiple people critically injured. in the aftermath, people sifted through debris looking for anyone unaccounted for. a busted propane tank spewed gas along a highway and thousands were without power. more than 2 dozen tornadoes citings were reported across the plains. further south powerful flames swept through oklahoma, trees and power lines torn apart in bristol. >> we heard the winds pick up a little bit. we heard glass start breaking. then i heard all the lumber start ripping apart and i know what was going on. >> reporter: the violent weather spread west where at least two twisters ripped through eastern colorado. storms pummeled the area with heavy rains and golf ball-sized

hail and leveled this business in adams county. in jonesboro, arkansas, roads were shut down after 6" of rain triggered flash floods. the owner posted this on her facebook page. after the tornado blew through there's just a few cinderblocks. there are more storms in the forecast here in the dodge city, kansas, area, and the storms are expected to get stronger later on in the week. omar villafranca, cbs news, dodge city, kansas. still ahead, it's known for its truck. now the truck that has ford recalling thousands of pickups. >> plus, no place to go as these cars got stuck in a ditch. what caused the road to give way under them. >> from our kpix 5 weather center, good afternoon, everybody. some places have cleared, some places have not. it's june bloom at the coast. we have sunshine inland. what is in store for the weekend? that forecast is coming up. ,,

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florence, italy had to deal with: about 20 parked cars. ended up in a deep ditch... after a large water pipeline collapsed. two nearby you thought your morning commute was rough? look at florence italy. 20 parked cars ended up in a deep ditch after a large water pipeline collapsed. two nearby buildings had to be evacuated. ford is recalling thousands of pickup trucks after a brake fluid leak. the recall affects 271,000 pickup models made in 2013 and 2014. mostly trucks with 3.5-liter v- 6 engines. the problem has caused nine crashes but no injuries. dealers will replace the problem for free. love whole foods but hate the prices? whole foods is opening its first lower priced 365 stores today in los angeles. location will have prepared food, craft beer and a vegan

restaurant all at a fraction of the regular cost. san francisco and concord will get 365 stores, as well. no word on those opening dates. the dow up 149 looking to make triple-digit gains for the second straight day. an ad plastered on san francisco bus shelters has a lot of people fired up. it was put up by a bay area finance company called sofi. the ad reads, quote, 10% down because you're too smart to rent. people we spoke to called the ad insensitive pointing to the skyrocketing housing prices forcing long-time residents to leave the area. >> prices are too high. in fact you're probably smart just to be able to rent. >> overall san francisco is, like, really expensive so, i don't know. >> renting is your only option, right? >> basically. >> reporter: a spokesman also tweeted calling the ad awful. the company did not return our

requests for comment. two bay area students have finished the preliminary rounds in the scripps national spelling bee in washington, d.c. [ spelling ] [ unknown word to your captioner ] >> that is correct. >> both [ non-english language ] of san jose and [ non-english language ] of san ramon passed their two oral rounds and have completed a written test. they won't find out until later this afternoon whether they make it to the finals, which are tomorrow. the written scores will be factored in along with their performance on stage. rutvic won our bay area spelling bee in march. >> where do they get these words? >> what does it mean? >> i don't know how to spell it -- i don't know if i understand the root of the word. [ laughter ] good afternoon, everybody. looks at this. it looks like june gloom in the

city by the bay, the city of san francisco. we had a peek of sun here and there but for the most part clouds pour onshore and the fog is thickening. current temperatures, 59 in oakland. 63 and clearing in redwood city. novato dana says that hey, the is unis really trying hard to poke through the clouds. she says currently it is 65 degrees there in novato. thank you for checking in. it's really a robust sea breeze. it's encouraging the marine layer to move inland 50 miles. look at the wind speeds at sfo where we have over one-hour delays on some arriving flights. 11-mile-per-hour winds throughout the tri-valley. 14 concord, clayton and walnut creek. 11 in antioch. 18 fairfield. wind will continue to rotate to the west onshore 10 to 20 miles per hour. so it looks like june gloom feels like june gloom, but we do have some of the clearing in

our inland areas. gradual warming beginning tomorrow. satellite-radar suggests this area of low pressure is beginning to sag south ejecting to the east and as it does so it's going to allow high pressure to build in just in time for the holiday weekend. and until then, that area of low pressure has enhanced our marine layer and look what it's doing. with the counter rotation of the circulation of the clouds around the core of the center of the area of low pressure, it could produce a shower or isolated thunderstorms on the delta or far reaching north bay by this evening. some tomorrow we start off gray and end up with more sunshine than today. but meanwhile today, well, thunderstorms across the high sierra through yosemite. monterey stays cloudy at 60. we are in the 50s and 60s. a few 70s. my outside number today 177. that's to the far north in cloverdale. otherwise sundown and with it the cloud cover thicken up and push inland overnight.

temperatures warmer tomorrow and friday, pretty status quo over the holiday weekend. and this is where i'm going to be later. oh, yeah! shark street really they close down autumn street at 3:00. lots of fun activities, temperature near 70 degrees. puck drops at 6:00! yay! >> i'll be watching, at home though. >> i'm going to cry because they get as far into the finals of the stanley cup or cry because it's going to game 7 which we never like as sharks fans. >> you're going not game so that's good luck for them because of course the san jose sharks are one game away from reaching the stanley cup finals. the team has dominated the st. louis blues in the series. a win tonight would put the sharks in the finals for the first time in franchise history. face-off at 6:00. pregame rally at 3:00 on the street outside s.a.p. center. on the basketball court, however, a different story. another disappointing showing from the warriors. the team was rattled anded

thunder beat them 118-94. win tomorrow or go home. if the warriors start playing like the warriors again, we hope, they still have a shot. tip-off for gave 5 at 6:00 tomorrow at oracle -- tip-off for game 5 at 6:00 tomorrow at oracle. >> we'll be right back. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

your wrist. it's like an apple watch and i-phone in one... f ' small chinese startup just unveiled a smartphone prototype that can bend around your wrist. it's like an apple watch, an iphone in one, functioning as

both a bracelet and a flat device. the company plans to sell 100,000 units in china by the end of the year. there is a catch, the display is only in black and white for now. color versions will be available in 2018. you may be planning out your menu for the holiday weekend coming up. today our fresh grocer tony tantillo has one ingredient you may want to grab for the grill. >> reporter: well, today's tip of the day is going to be sweet baby broccoli. it's a little larger than broccolini. the crowns have light purple to them. you can feel the freshness. just make sure it's free from yellowing. and it's got to feel nice and fresh to the touch. when you bring them home sweet baby broccoli you want to make sure you store it in the refrigerator right away. shelf life not that long, two to three days at the most. it could last longer but the longer you hold it the more nutrition is depleted along

with the flavor. sweet baby broccoli. i'm telling ya, this stuff is fantastic! and even on the grill, you cut the bottom off right here, put the whole stem and crown on the grill with lemon, olive oil, salt and pepper and that's it. delicious! i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. ,,

may have been around hundref the iphone hasn't been around for 10 years but apple's ceo tim cook says it may have been around hundreds of years ago. where cook says he thought, that's coming up later on kpix 5 news at 5:00. >> that's a tease. >> it is! i'm interested. >> i'll be tuning in. >> me, too. >> all right. sharks? >> yes. >> go sharks. >> puck drops at 6:00. >> good luck. >> let's do it. one more game. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, test text1 italics

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