live from the cbs bay yar studios this is kpix 5 news. we've learned that a berkeley student was among those killed in bangladesh. >> authorities just confirmed that all the takers were besh show citizens. -- bangladeshi citizens. . >> friends expressed their sad nesz over losing their friend. but i hope you make the stars as wonderful a place as you did here with us. the sophomore was interning at a company through a uc berkeley

fram. her father has a -- program. her father as a -- has a business in the city. her father was waiting outside of the crime scene. the indian national is one of the more than 20 people killed in the attacks. the university says she was going to study economics she was active on campus and got involved with the international students association. she worked on a nonprofit group grouped called etcal which helps people in other countries. >> it's heartbreaking and i think the community of berkeley feels it. we got sent an email. >> most students are home for the summer break but those who heard are saddened by the news. >> it's terrible to end her life that short. to be somewhere where you thought you were going to learn. >> i feel sorry for her family

and i hope they can deem with that. >> the student body will have a vigil and memorial on campus. they will release information soon. . rome is honoring the victims in bangladesh. the italian flag lit up the roman palace tonight. nine were killed in the siege. hillary clinton issued a statement she says this campaign of fear and hatred can violence will not succeed. we will not turn our backs on each other. the u.s. stands firmly with our friends and allies in the fight to defeat isis and radicals around the world. donald trump has not issued a statement. clinton met with federal investigators for a few hours about her use of a private email server. we report from the headquarters

where today's meeting took place. >> a police motorcade surrounded hillary clinton's home. she was in town for a meeting with the fbi. >> the truth here is going to be how candid was she in the interview. how many questions did she answer freely and in a forthcoming manner. >> the clinton campaign released a statement calling it voluntary. it also suggested the year-long investigation is wrapping up. saying she is pleased to have had the opportunity in bringing this review to a conclusion. but some believe the damage to her credibility has been done. >> this entire situation is a public relation disaster of their own creation. >> they say the interview lasted about three and a half hours here at f bshgi head -- fbi headquarters. it cap off a trying week for

clinton. >> loretta lynch decided not to be involved this the final meeting after her meeting with bill clinton sparked controversy. >> i wouldn't do it again because i think it has cast a shadow. >> clinton's critics want formal charges but legal experts view that as unlikely. cbs news washington. >> clinton used a private email server for both official and personal messages and now the fbi is looking into whether she mishandled sensitive information. donald trump is facing backlash for a tweet about clinton. on the right you see a six pointed star with the words of most corrupt candidate ever. people on social media were quick to respond and criticize the star of david.

the tweet was deleted. new news in that sex scandal in the police department. two officers have been reassigned. the richmond mayor made the announcement today. this girl says she had sex with the two officers. the investigation continues and once it's complete appropriate action will take place. a bomb threat forced the evacuation of a jew wish sen -- jewish center this morning. bomb squads checked out the building but didn't find anything. organizers decided to close the building for the day. so far no arrests. repairs are ongoing at the site of a water main break in pleasant hill. it sent water into businesses

and created a sink hole. ward ward is there to show us a situation right now o. on contra costa boulevard. >> it's most lie like -- likely an old pipe that's to blame. this entire area was flooded. there was a power outage the watt ser off and some businesses didn't even open today. . >> it's a hot summer day to not have access to water. especially if you run a flour shop. >> if -- flower shop. >> if it was cold it wouldn't be a problem. >> deb's flower shop is working with a limited supply of water. then there's the traffic problems. >> all day people are honking and yelling. i can see everything and i see people right here stopping and getting confused. . >> and it's all thanks to this mess right in the middle of contra costa boulevard. this is what it looked like

last night water gushing out of the ground flooding the streets and parking lots. >> everything is fine on the northbound side. we are asking you to avoid southbound. obviously driving but also pedestrians as well. we don't want anybody to get hurt. >> the contra costa water district expects to have this repaired by tomorrow afternoon. and that's good news for the july fourth parade and the nearly 15,000 people coming to see it. >> we have been talking to the police department and we've been talking to the city today and everything should be fine. >> if the hole isn't fixed by sunday night the parade route will be adjusted. . water district crews plan to be out here all night. and then there will be an electrical line fixed. >> from water to fire already too familiar a theme tonight.

this time more than 1700 firefighters are battling that trail fire outside of sacramento. firefighters are attacking from land and air. it's wiped out 3200 acres. they are in place for volcanoville. the rugged terrain makes fighting it tough. the flames have spread out now covering 2,000 acres. winds will pick up later tonight threatening more land. highway 108 between highway 101 fire rages on both sides of the road. crews estimate only 10% of the blaze is contained. work picks up again in a few hours from now to fix a pothole on the bridge and it will affect traffic. it opened up on thursday night on the upper deck beyond the

toll plaza. the damage extends through the deck. it's closing one westbound lane from 9:00 p.m. tonight until 9:00 a.m. and the same from sunday to monday. crews are making repairs so until tuesday three stations on the fre month line will be closed. there will be free shuttle busses between south hayward and union city stations. a holocaust survivor and author wiesel has passed away. more fall out for the victims of the orlando shooting. why the organizers received death threats.

elie wiesel a hol kous survivor died today at the age of 87. his memory was called night. he within the on to write many other books and become a living reminder of what the that sooes did. he won the nobel peace prize in 1986. an illinois store called off a fundraiser for orlando. they sold tickets to raf l off an assault rifle. the shop was getting death threats but it was canceled because only nonperiod of times can hold raffles in illinois. a drunk driver could be to blame for a dramatic explosion last night in detroit.

the flames could be seen as far as canada. taking an aerial look at the damage you can see how it cratered out there. the driver took a wrong turn and slammed into a major gas line. >> detectives have spoke with the driver and he's in stable condition. he's 24 years old. after viewing -- interviewing him and several other people it appears alcohol was a factor. >> the driver was rescued by a friend who was tailing him in a different car. officers say if he had waited another five second he wouldn't have survived. still ahead our struggling real estate market in silicon valley. and we'll tell you what's up with the win di weather near the coastline. the forecast as we look live over san jose coming up after the break.

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are having regrets over their decision to leave the union. look at the protes or thes thousands -- protesters thousands marched today and called it the march for europe. many of them waved european flags and chanted. about 52% of britains voted in favor of staying in theeu -- the eu. some mom and pop shops are fighting an uphill battle to survive. we look at three south bay businesses that have been squeezed out. all over the south bay mom and pop businesses feel like they're living on borrowed time. >> if you have money it's good, but small business cannot afford the rent. >> he has been doing nails here for 29 years. the new owners raised the rent from $3500 to $5 thousand.

he will lose the business he's had. >> if we got out -- go out looking for a job i don't think we have a job. it's scary. >> the real estate market is hot and older businesses are feeling the squeeze. the bowling alley closed after 55 years. >> is there more of a challenge in the marketplace because of the high demand? there is some. i'm not trying to say there isn't any. >> nancy cline with the city of san jose is optimistic and says there's still affordable commercial spaces if you know where to look. but she says don't forget the region is adding more jobs and that means more customers. >> many jobs are good the disposable income is bumping up a little bit. >> and that's good for retail. >> that's good for retail. >> it's just going crazy. >> crystal, the owner of the

mountain view surplus store knew this was coming. amazon has been eating into their profits for years. after four years they areally kwi dating. >> what you're paying right now can you get this price in the bay area? >> not in this area. not at all. >> kip doe kpix 5. . chshgshp officers -- chp officers are going to be out in full force. oakland pd is focused on stopping illegal fireworks and sell bra tour gun-- sell bra tour gunfire. you can face fines ranging from $1,000 to $10,000. let's continue with those

of you headed to the beach. there are hazard statements tonight through monday because of a strong potential for rip currents. plus the cold water, bad combo. it's posted all along the shoreline. have a care if you're headed to the ocean. we're looking at what has cooled us down from 102 degrees where it was on tuesday evening at this time to 79 now. that layer of low clouds that's coming through the gates. san francisco 62. nice in san jose, 78. here's what's happening. we've got a broad low pressure trough the temperatures are usually going follow suit. that plus a nice brisk, onshore flow means it won't be as warm mid lands. it's been pretty darn warm up to wednesday in the bay area.

here's one of the reasons low clouds spilled in in sonoma county and through the holster and san jose this morning. and as the time moves on basically a repeat mfrm mance shows things clearing bsh performance shows things cleeshing. a nice weekend for the county fair. 86 degrees form. so much happening this weekend. county fairs at the civic center. a few low clouds and 60s degrees. the jazz festival 62 this weekend. down in the southway mostly in the mid-70s. over in the east bay the numbers will be the in mid 780s for the most -- mid 80s for the most part. mid-70s for a finish is not so

bad. stays warm in guy serville, warm up there. and in the extended forecast fourth of july looks cool to mild. touch and go with the low clouds and fireworks. they are calling for plenty of sunshine except for the low clouds by the shore. numbers in the 80s until we dip wednesday they plunge into the upper 70s, freezing. next week in the mid-80s. it's summer time. the few the proud work like this young lady. >> hello brian coming up in sports the latest on the pursuit for kevin du rapt and a -- durant. and a team making a move to potentially sign harrison.

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while many still believe kevin durant will stay in oklahoma city it's interesting to see how desperate some teams are. the warriors brought their all stars to the meeting. but boston took the pitch to another level. they brought tom brady with them. brady plays football and durant is being courted to join the basketball team. and brady isn't even his favorite quarterback. the seven-time all star is leaning on staying with the thunder being the likely destination if he is to leave.

and according to to an espn report hay signed harrison bonds. the report said that if the warriors don't get durant they'll resign barns. trailed an american stand. win when their -- when their match was suspended. he wins the third set 6-3 to stay alive. then the match was delayed for rain three more times again today. he was born in san francisco serving for the match and djokovic returns. winning in four sets and ending djokovic's chance to win his fifth straight title. . italy in the quarter finals. matteo has a shot block with

his team combined. he can win for germany with this kick and it goes right in. germany wins the nine-round penalty shootout. they will advance to the championship for the third straight time. and a little bash crew to go with -- barbecue to go with the col of -- golf. dustin johnson on his second shot. he rolls it within a couple feet of the hole. johnson shot a 466 the low round of the day. he's three shots behinds the lead. jason day on the 15. he buries the long birdie but one under 69 today and goes into the tide with scott for the lead. for athletes the number they wear can be important. when deon sanders signed with dallas he bought a bmw for

another player to wear the number 21. but for another player the numb bier -- number 26 is a lifesaver. >> i had a dream to play professional baseball. until something in my heart says to stop playing i won't stop playing. >> me knows how to listen to his heart. he's happy it's still talking. >> i am, first off, lucky to be alive. >> he played college baseball at the university of portland where his life changed forever in 2012. >> i went up for a sprint at the track where i felt a little faint and i did one sprint and everything went black. my heart stopped. sudden cardiac arrest terms i believe i was clinically dead. >> he wore the number 26 for the team and it was the firefighters at from station 26 that brought him back to life.

>> it's hanging up with the number 26. for me personally it wasn't my time yet. >> after a length think hospital stay -- lengththy hospital stay baseball seemed like a long shot. >> i guess when i woke up i asked when i could go back to practice. >> not only did he get back to practice, he got back to the mound with a defibrillator in his chest. >> he's trying to beat the odds. he's already beat the odds in life. >> his mind set is so -- mindset is so strong. a guy like that we figured baseball is probably pretty easy for him. >> congratulations to him. he's doing great as a reliever this season. it's amazing that he's even out there. >> it's a little scary too. >> boy he loves playing baseball and that's where he'd

rather be. >> we'll you -- we'll see you back here at 6:00. you can check cbs.com for updates. ioning sponsored by cbs >> ninan: u.s. college students killed in an o rror attack. militants murder at least 20 people at a restaurant in bangladesh. isis claims responsibility. also tonight, breaking news-- holocaust survivor and nobel peace prize laureate, elie wiesel, dead at the age of 87. hillary clinton is questioned by the f.b.i. for 3.5 hours over her use of a private email server. and, lost in the darkness of anxiety and depression, teen suicide is on the rise. we'll hear from several survivors who pulled through. >> i had kind of lost my faith. >> i didn't know what other way of escaping this, other than to die. this is the "cbs weekend news."