been planning larger attacks... now at 5:00, disturbing new details about the dallas gunman. why they believe he may have been planning larger attacks. good evening. i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. police say johnson's journal showed he'd been planning an attack for some time. they think it's the reason that pushed the former army reservist to act. johnson was killed after police used an explosive robot to end a two-hour standoff. joe vazquez is live in dallas where an emotional sunday service remembered the five officers killed and the two black men killed by police last

week. >> as the folks here in dallas are paying their respects to the fallen officers, they like the rest of america are trying to get their heads around the broader issues about police and community relations and earlier today we heard voices from all sides of the issue at a town hall meeting. >> reporter: at a dallas mega church called the potters house, they came together to pray, to shed a few tears, to talk about the trauma of the assassination of police officers. and others who died this week at the hands of the cops. >> i had to go to work thursday night in to friday and it was the first time i saw my wife cry when i left to go to work. my kids are like dad, are you really going to work? i have to. this is my profession. i took an oath to serve and protect you all. >> my daughter is an angel. she's definitely more stronger than i am. >> reporter: diamond reynolds

called in and she was as calm as she was on the facebook live video she posted after her boyfriend was shot by an officer, until she was asked what she would have done differently that day. >> if i could change anything from that night, it was never to take that route. because if we wouldn't have never been in the wrong place at the wrong time. none of this would have happened. >> words matter. i was only mad twice. i was mad at the shooter. because the pain. and i was mad when i heard a politician call the protesters cowards and hypocrites. >> yes, sir. >> now that's demonizing a group that a politician disagrees with. you don't demonize people. you say hey, i think you got it wrong here. but god loves you. and i'm going to lift you up. >> organizers hope this is just the beginning, that there will be many such conversations

taking place as everyone seems to agree these conversations are needed. report live from dallas, joe vazquez, kpix 5. meanwhile, tensions are running high in minnesota after a violent police protest last night. police said about 100 people were arrested after protesters in st. paul began throwing fireworks, bottles, and rocks at officers. more than 20 of them were hurt. they're expected to be okay. police used teargas to try to disperse the crowd. earlier protesters marched from the governor's mansion on to interstate 94 stopping traffic in both directions. people can gather in different areas in baton rouge for a fifth day of protests following alton sterling. more than 100 protesters there have been arrested this weekend, one of them black lives matter activist is free on bond after

being charged with obstructing a freeway. gunfire left bullet holes on a building and shell casings on the ground. officers in the building heard the shots late last night. officers canvassed the area. they found the shell casings in a nearby alley. they have a description of somebody who ran away. the san antonio police chief says it's not clear yet whether the building was targeted or somebody fired randomly. nobody was hurt. president obama is cutting his european trip short to visit dallas tuesday. he plans on speaking at an interfaith memorial service for the officers killed in thursday's attack. in a statement today he said targeting police will not evoke change. >> whenever those of us are concerned about fairness in the criminal justice system attack police officers, you are doing a

disservice to the cause. >> president obama went on to say that police and activists need to work together and listen to each other in order to mobilize real change in this country. in the wake of the police shootings and protests around the country, hundreds gathered in san francisco today to strengthen their community. maria medina shows us the event brought neighbors, friends, and strangers together. >> reporter: in the middle of the day, middle of the street, it transformed in to a place where the community gathered sunday to laugh, eat, and play. >> there's so much tragedy we've been experienced. >> reporter: janice is the co-founder of glide memorial church. the church partnered up with san francisco block party to extend the front of the street in front of glide. >> i think it's so important for people to come together as a community and that's the only

way we can really resolve the problems. >> it's wonderful to make space to cultivate community. >> reporter: deon johnson iii is an associate pastor for glide and said the tension is at an all time high in the nation. >> we're at our best when we come together. and again, when we celebrate our diversity. >> reporter: glad church members say events like sunday is a step in the direction of healing for the community. >> being unified, healing one another. >> sunday streets is once a month on a saturday. they move around all over san francisco. next month they'll be in the mission. in san francisco, maria medina, kpix 5. >> happening tonight, there will be a prayer vigil for the

officers. harper released a statement saying i grieve for the nation. america is in crisis. still no sign tonight of a vallejo woman who police believe was ciz napped. four people are under arrest but investigators appear at a loss about exactly where the victim is. mark kelly reports from vallejo. >> the 57-year-old victim was last seen alive at this grocery store but that was 11 days ago. people here in vallejo are concerned she won't be found alive. >> that's not typical around here. >> reporter: the first sign alveera bab was in harm's way came the first of the month when her son, living in san francisco, got a text from an unknown number. it read your mother is being held for ransom and if authorities are contacted, alvira would be killed. kpix 5 learned the ransom was

less than $100,000. >> once he received the text, he tried to communicate with them and there was no further communication after the initial text. >> reporter: friday night, eight days after the threatening text, police arrested four people in connection with the disappearance. julon brown and larry young of sacramento. but still no sign of elvirea. >> none of the suspects are divulging her location and we were hoping someone would come forward that would be able to help us locate her. >> making this case even more challenging to crack, there's no sign of a forced entry at the apartment. but officers did find her dog dead. >> i'm very sad about it. it's very difficult for the people who live here that there was a kidnapping here. >> detectives said one of the suspects and the victim are acquaintance s. in vallejo, mark kelly, kpix 5.

coming up, tesla planning a major announcement next week. new details on the auto maker's top secret master plan. >> a napa church reopens nearly two years after a devastating earthquake. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

a church community has finally reassembled the pieces of their sanctuary. two years after the napa earthquake, a church community has finally reassembled the pieces of their sanctuary. reporter john ramos was there for the celebration. >> reporter: the light shining in to this morning's service at the first presbyterian church in napa was a welcome change from that dark day in 2014 when the earthquake sent its stained glass windows crasing to the ground.

>> it was so sad to see the broken stained glass windows. >> reporter: the building was constructed in 1874. there were fears there could be structural damage that would doom the little church. >> it's a historical structure, one we value in pride. to see it damaged during the earthquake was scary. could it come back? could they fix it? >> reporter: that answer came today as the congregation joyfully celebrated the reopening of their sanctuary. they spent two years and $2 million meeting in the church gymnasium as the building was being prepared and fortified. as churchgoers discuss lessons learned from the quake, the only visible reminds reminder -- only

visible reminder of it was the windows. >> our children is in a stronger place today because of the earthquake. >> reporter: earthquakes are considered an act of god. and like the building itself, the people here were tested. but through it all, their faith remained unshaken. in napa, john ramos, kpix 5. >> the day they straighten it will be declared shake sunday. and everyone will be treated to a free milkshake. dozens of lemon trees planted in an unlikely place. the tenderloin. it's part of broader push for self-sufficiency, at least as far as lemons are concerned. the city need 12,000 to meet demand. 4,000 have been planted on public land. now a group called just one tree plans to put in many more and

register lemon trees that already exist. they're partnering with demonstration gardens. they'll plant 50 trees in small drupz and recruit tenderloin locals to take care of them. high hopping low riders. it's a show of car contortionism rolling down mission street, part of the annual king of the streets low rider cruise parade. they're all making their way to the waterfront. if you missed them on the streets, you can catch these low riders for another hour at fort mason. the old tesla ceo is hinting he'll make a major announcement this week. it comes as tesla is under pressure. working on top secret tesla plaster plan part 2. hoping to publish later this

week. musk has used the internet before to make formal announcements. a blog post in 2006 unveiled cars that became the tesla 4-door and sports sedan. a navy investigation shows chris kyle over stated the number of awards he received. in his book, american sniper, he said he received two silver and five bronze stars. however a navy investigation found he was awarded one silver and four bronze stars. the navy is calling it a clerical mistake. his book was made in to a hollywood blockbuster. he was shot to death in 2013 by a troubled marine corps veteran he'd been mentoring. still ahead, a popular new app is creating trouble for its players. how robbers are using the app to lure victims. >> we're looking toward a little more sunshine and a little more heat. we're also looking toward san francisco from oakland.

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victims. it's called "pokemon go!" the game l robbers are using a popular new app to lure in victims. it's called pokemon go. the game lets you catch pokemon using the phone's gps system. four people in missouri used the app to target victims in armed robberies. the suspects had been watching the game's map to see when potential victims would be caught alone. officers arrested all four suspects. as we're here on sunday

evening, pretty nice when two mostly sunny skies in the bay area. it's clear at the beach for the first time in a while. that's what we have at ocean beach. 83 degrees in concord. balmy for the city. in santa rosa, 84 degrees right now. fairly warm sunday late afternoon. underway. low pressure is pushing to the east. over the pacific northwest. and behind it that little unit to the left of your screen, that little ridge of high pressure will be moving in. we broke off the marine layer offshore. right now not a puff of low cloudiness in sight. a little will reform overnight. clear skies through the early morning hours of monday morning. some fog will approach the shoreline and touch it by early midmorning then be confined there for the

rest of the day. the numbers about the same as they were today. diamondbacks at this moment are taking on the giants. i won't be talking too much about that. vern just walked in to the studio. 68 degrees. only a few low clouds tonight. sunny and breezy tomorrow and tuesday. then highs will be near 93 degrees inland by midweek. here's what we're expecting overnight tonight. temperatures in the mid 50s and mostly clear skies. good night for the amateur astronomers to do a little gazing. sunrise, 3 minutes before 6 a.m. numbers will be in the mid 90s. it's warming up in the great valley. a few low clouds along the shoreline. forecast highs, much closer to average than this. that's where we'll be tomorrow. down in the south bay, low 80s will do it. good day for a hike up in the

mountains. numbers will be in the upper 80s and low 90s. in the north bay tomorrow, nice. a lot of sun. 81 in san rafael. right on the shoreline, sausalito hit 70. still warm for lakeport and cloverdale. windsor, 86 degrees. extended forecast. we're going to be looking for numbers to warm gently between now and midweek. numbers then will be in the low 90s for wednesday, thursday, and friday inland. then by the time we get to next weekend, we'll send in the clouds and cool it down a little bit. the band is back together. i love that. 72 holes of golf not enough to settle the women's national champion. is captain jack back? ...c,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

i guess we start with golf. >> we had a major championship right out of san jose. all adjacent to morgan hill all this week. as i said, a little while go, 72 holes just knotted up. a very strange playoff. world's number one player looking for a third major. she just got to stay out of the rough. double bogey 7 on the 9th hole.

16th hole, brittany lang. fairways and green. birdies up at 16. you weekend hackers, you know what that's like. some young park, big hitter. tried to join the party and she got wet. that's the end of her. second playoff hole, out of the cat box. later discovered it. just grounded the club. that's a two-stroke penalty. she didn't know it. they didn't tell her till her approach shot at 18. advantage for her first major championship. good credit to norquist who came from six down just to get in to the playoff. >> obviously that was very

disappointing. i had a 5 iron and i didn't do it on purpose, so what can i say? i had a really good shot there. good shot on 18. playing really good today. it's just hard to lose that way. that's the game of golf. baseball. giants in the last game of the season's first half. the as, their all star break has already begun. facial hair all around in support of pitcher dallas keuchel. look at the beard. as got seven shutouts and 6 strikeouts. game was scoreless till the 6th inning. broken bat, base hit. it scored matt mcbride. 1-0 oakland as. could they make it stick? well, pitcher ryan matsen came aboard. he tried to close it out. evan gattis found a little real

estate. two-out rbi double. scores carlos gomes to tie the game. runner at 3rd grounded to 3rd. and the throw pulled yonder alonso off the bag. danny valencia awarded a throwing error. astros win 2-1. as' first half record, 13 games below .500. he did it in 2013 and this morning britain's andy murray did not disappoint great britain. the canadian was in the way at the wimbledon men's final. look at the shot by the scotsman. what do you do with that? murray took the first set. second set decided in a tiebreaker. murray again far court, didn't make any mistakes. only 12 unforced errors the entire match. third set,atch point.

here's how murray took them out. as murray wins a second wimbledon title. and he got a little political after the match. >> the prime minister of the country is here. i wouldn't like to do prime minister, it's an impossible job. to soccer. portugal. euro 2016 final in paris. rinaldo injured his knee in the first half. if that wasn't enough, look at this. wouldn't leave him alone. rinaldo carried off the field in tears. his teammates picked him up. one name. scored the game winner as portugal won 1-0 for the first

ever major international tournament title. to the nba, depending who you believe, steven jackson will be invited to warriors training camp this fall. comcast sportsnet is saying they did. he was a human sound byte. he opened his mouth and we ran with it. >> you're a human sound byte. you've got that going too. >> just a talking head filling time. that's what i do. >> hopefully the giants will have a home game. >> that's it at 5:00. we'll see you back here at 6:00 for a full hour of news. >> cbs evening news is next and news updates are always on cbssf.com. we'll see you in 30 minutes. but first we're going to look at pictures of the city.

captioning sponsored >> quijano: the painful weekend in dallas. the city is on edge, and in mourning following the murders of five police officers. new details emerge about the killer. also tonight, protesters clash with police in minnesota and louisiana. a prominent black lives matter activist is among those arrested. in california a fast-moving wildfire forces 2,000 people from their homes. and a spanish matador is gored to death on live tv. the first professional bull fighter to die in the ring in decades. this is the "cbs weekend news."