we this has happened far too often, and i've spent a lot of time with law enforcement this past week. >> for the second time in less than a week, president obama addresses the nation about a deadly attack on police officers, and this time it is in baton rouge where a gunman killed three officers and wounded three more. >> breaking news in the search for a uc berkeley student missing after last week's terror attack in nice, france. the fbi announced nicholas leslie was among the 84 people killed. good evening. i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm juliette goodrich. we begin with that breaking news. 20-year-old nicholas leslie was one of 85 cal students enrolled in a study abroad program in nice. authorities have been searching

for leslie since thursday and today fbi officials notified the university of his death. leslie was majoring in environmental sciences and set to begin studying at the school of business in the fall. three other uc berkeley students were injured in the attack. uc berkeley will hold a vigil tomorrow to honor him. it starts at 4:30 p.m. at sprow plaza. last month sophomore tarishi jain was killed in a standoff in bangladesh. she was in the country as part of an internship through uc berkeley. we're learning more details about the gunman who killed three officers in baton rouge. the shooter has been identified as gavin long. he attacked officers on his 29th birthday. don champion has the latest. >> reporter: cell phone video

captured the gun battle between gavin long and police in baton rouge sunday. >> shots fired. >> reporter: police say the suspect opened fire at a gas station less than a mile from police headquarters. officers were responding to a 911 call of a suspicious person walking with a rifle. >> an absolutely unspeakable heinous attack on law enforcement here in baton rouge. the violence, the hatred just has to stop. >> an eyewitness live streamed the shooting on social media. >> he has a mask on looking like a ninja. >> reporter: as shots rang out, law enforcement took cover behind their cruisers. police say three officers and the gunman were killed in the shootout. president obama expressed his condolences and condemned the attack. >> nothing justifies violence against law enforcement. attacks on police are an attack

on all of us. >> reporter: tension has escalated following the death of alton sterling, a black man killed by police officers nearly two weeks ago. the video of his death sparked outrage nationwide. the motive for this latest shooting on police remains unclear. don champion, cbs news, baton rouge, louisiana. >> one officer is in critical condition fighting for his life tonight. this is the fourth high profile deadly encounter involving police over the past two weeks with jerry brown out of the country, lieutenant governor gavin newsom is serving as acting governor. he's ordered the flags on the capitol building to be lowered to half staff. just nine days ago they honored the police officers in dallas with the same order. >> hillary clinton said this is an assault on all of us. there's no justification for violence, hate, for attacks on

men and women who put their lives on the line every day in the service of our families and communities. donald trump said we grieve for the officers killed in baton rouge today. how many law enforcement and people have to die because of a lack of leadership in our country? we demand law and order. >> san jose's mayor says the events in baton rouge underscore the risks police officers have to take every day. kpix 5 devin fehely has been talking to the mayor and also getting reaction from san jose police to the killings of the officers in louisiana. >> it seems to be profound sadness and simultaneously profound frustration that they've yet again been targeted with deadly results. >> officers are in the line of fire on a daily basis. >> reporter: at police headquarters in san jose, flags were once again lowered to half staff. the fading tributes to the five officers in dallas have yet to

be swept away before fresh tragedy struck the law enforcement community. >> the reality is this is a very dangerous job. these folks are doing everything they can to protect us. as president obama said an attack on a police officer is an attack on all of us. >> reporter: in the wake of the deadly dallas shootings, san jose police doubled up on officers on patrol. so far after baton rouge they've decided not to resume the practice. they released a statement saying they had not, quote, received any credible information of threats, while adding that our officers have the ability to walk two-person patrol cars if they wish. the police officers association condemned what they described as this latest cowardly ambush. they also called on political leaders to increase funding for a department that has in recent years been understaffed and overworked. the murder of the police officers in baton rouge is a reminder of the dangerous job. >> there are a lot of folks trying to protect us right now who feel they're under siege and

maybe genuinely under siege. >> right now the department's policy is it is elective if officers want to ride two to a car. they have that option. it's not clear how many officers are actually taking them up on that offer. in san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. >> look for the latest on the baton rouge shooting in an-hour-long edition of the cbs evening news. it begins right after this newscast. in walnut creek, a hit-and-run suspect is facing more charges after an officer and k-9 were injured. it happened late last night. police were called to the scene where a pedestrian was hit. the driver took off and nearly ran over someone else. when officers caught up to the suspect, he rammed his car in to a police vehicle, injuring an officer. then ran in to the bushes. the k-9 went after him but the suspect stabbed the dog. police used a taser and bean bag gun to take him down. >> it was really dark. the subject was hiding in bushes and at various times our

officers, depending where they were standing, some officers can see certain things that maybe another officer couldn't see in a different area. >> the officer and k-9 are expected to be okay. the suspect is facing felony charges including assault with a deadly weapon and harming a police dog. one person is dead, another injured after a shooting, this time outside a bar in downtown san francisco. happened about 2:00 this morning along gary boulevard. police say several people leaving the bar got in to a fight. that's when a car pulled up to the area. one person got out, fired several shots. one man pronounced dead at the scene. another man was taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. a faulty sprinkler system is to blame for leaving dozens of san jose residents without a place to sleep tonight. a fire broke out at the vintage tower apartments early this morning. small fire so firefighters were able to put it out quickly but cleanup crews say water from the sprinklers flooded the place, doing most of the damage. more than 40 people were displaced. no word on what caused the fire. still ahead, the fight to

keep san francisco mayor ed lee in office. the response to efforts to recall him. >> preparing for the republican national convention in cleveland this week. why ohio's open carry gun law is a big issue at the event. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

where the republican national convention starts tomorrow. security is tight in cleveland where the republican national convention begins tomorrow. but even with all the extra officers and federal agents, concerns are surfacing about ohio's open carry gun law. craig boswell reports from cleveland. >> reporter: security is tight and visible around the quicken loans arena where the gop is gearing up for its convention. cars entering the immediate area are being checked, and officers ranging from local police to the secret service are out in force. >> we planned for anything and everything that could happen. >> reporter: thousands turned

out for the circle the city would love event, to tamp down the tension in cleveland. >> this is an effort of love and peace and justice. >> reporter: there's concerns ohio's open carry law could compromise matters. >> that's all we're asking for here is common sense leadership. >> reporter: a spokesperson says the ohio governor does not have the power to arbitrarily suspend constitutional rights. anti-trump protesters are marching loudly but peacefully with a message for the billionaire businessman. >> the immigration bigotry, the hysteria around muslim people, we want to push back against them. >> reporter: the convention floor is ready for republicans to welcome donald trump as their party's nominee. >> it's going to be a very personal convention. he's going have to family and friends speaking. >> reporter: trump is expected to draw more than the 30 million viewers mitt romney had in 2012.

craig boswell, cbs news, cleveland. >> melissa will be in ohio for the republican national convention. look for her live reports beginning tomorrow on kpix 5. trump and his running mate mike pence sat down with an interview with cbs. >> a congress that's unable to balance its budgets or deal with and end illegal immigration, they want a leader. they want leadership in washington, d.c. that will solve problems and strengthen our country. >> but what about the negative side? he apologized for being a -- >> i understand that. >> that interview airs tonight on 60 minutes. that starts at 7:00. some members of san francisco's chinese community are fighting to keep mayor ed lee in officer. community leaders held a rally to build support against efforts to recall the mayor. last week other groups rallied. they say he can't lead the city,

pointing to recent police involved shootings and high rents. supporters say the mayor has been good at managing the city. >> he's listened, opened his doors for all of us. i hope you'll stand with us as we support our mayor as he continues his term. >> they say a recall should only be used when there is illegal conduct, and so far the complaints against the mayor don't warrant a recall. coming up, ever purchase something online and then end up with a subscription plan you didn't know about? how you can get rid of those pricey plans. >> and unusually cool weather for the bay area as we look over san jose. is all of it about to come to an end? thousands of people pu,,,,

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but it's also inspiring to see so many people turn out to help raise money to find a cure. >> it inspires me. it brings out the community. >> i love the purpose because all these people are helping people that have a certain disease. that's really cool. >> aids walk san francisco raises money for programs and services in the area. since 1987 it's brought in $86 million. it's the way a lot of businesses work these days. you buy or try something online and somehow you end up enrolled in a subscription plan. consumer watch reporter julie watts on how to cancel subscriptions you may not realize you have. >> reporter: it was diet pills. >> what the heck is this? >> reporter: marilyn, free shipping. >> the dollar total is about $260. >> reporter: both were surprised to find what they thought was a one-time purchase was actually a reoccurring subscription. >> the average number of

subscriptions per person has doubled over 18 months. >> reporter: he's the founder of true bill, a company that helps users find and cancel subscriptions they've forgotten about, no longer need, or never knew they signed up to begin with. from software to razor blades, more and more companies are moving to a subscription model. in some cases you may not have realized you've subscribed. some companies offer big discounts for vips, code for members with subscriptions. accept the discount, check out, and you may be charged monthly. >> what you thought was a $25 purchase becomes $50 a month recurring. >> reporter: of course you can cancel any time once you realize you've subscribed but in some cases it's not easy. >> there are companies that are sneaky for signing you up for this subscription. >> reporter: true bill's free service scours your account for reoccurring charges. newspapers and gyms tend to be the hardest to cancel his

advice, pay attention before clicking purchase, or you may pay again and again. >> california law requires that companies disclose the terms of automatic renewals in larger and contrasting type, something both fabletics and shoe dazzle do in their terms of service which many users don't read. true bill says it saves its average user about $500 a month. in the newsroom, julie watts, kpix 5. >> nicely done. we've got blue skies around much of the bay area. unless you're close to the shoreline. they'll move back in to the shore again tonight. so we're just in a typical summertime pattern. although we'll be cooler than it usually is. we look live toward san jose, out toward the hayward fault. right now concord, 78 degrees. livermore, 77 degrees. here in the city a rather chill 59. santa rosa, very nice. 75 right now. all week long the coastline will remain fairly cool with good sea

breeze at the shore and you can see the sea breeze powering through the golden gate. that's what's keeping the inland areas unusually mild this week. low pressure is dropping in over the pacific northwest. kind of stalling. high pressure has actually retrograded, moved back farther to the west. pressures are down. temperatures are down as well. still will be a nice evening tomorrow night. take in the as, taking on the houston astros. partly cloudy skies and 63 degrees. what we're expecting is more of the same really, unusually cool weather to continue tomorrow and tuesday. fog and low clouds will shroud the shoreline. by thursday, friday, saturday the numbers do recover inland to about 90 degrees. we'll scratch and claw our way back to average by the end of the week. overnight lows tonight, we'll be looking at mid 50s for the bay area. then sun up at 6:02 a.m. on monday morning where we will find unusually cool conditions especially the farther inland

you go. concord tomorrow will be 9 degrees below average. san jose, 7 degrees below average tomorrow. oakland, a little bit cooler than average along the shoreline with everybody in the 60s and 70s except morgan hill, the exception. 81 degrees. down in the south bay tomorrow night, sunshine and mid 70s. for the most part, east bay, a few places nudging 80 degrees. rest will be in the mid to upper 70s. north bay tomorrow, low cloudiness before we clear to the mid 70s. shoreline will be on the cool side and persistent low overcast, still summertime in ukiah, lakeport, and clear lake. windsor, 79 degrees. extended forecast, we're going to be looking for numbers to be in the low 80s in the warmest spots for monday and tuesday. then we'll creep in to the mid 80s inland by the end of the week, and nudge 90 degrees by the time we get to saturday and sunday around the bay, we'll be in the mid 70s. it looks like just the usual in the weather department. now if you want the highly unusual and unpredictable, here's mr. glenn.

>> got it right here in the script. quick sunday sports wrap ahead. giants and as on the menu. and oh, some eye candy at the british open. what's going on there? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

if i gave you a 6- under, vern is up to bat, so to speak. we're starting with the open. >> beginning of a long day. we've got this show, the next show. we've got game day later. we've got a lot to get in. we'll hit you up with golf. and the open.

the final round. if i gave you a 6 under 65, 17 under total, best final round in a major in your career, you take it, right? would have been enough. only good for second place. phil mickelson, runner-up in the major. he was spot on at the first hole in troon, scotland. down a stroke. looking for his sixth major championship. set up a birdie. briefly tied him. he retook the lead. here's the tournament right here. stenson and mickelson deadlocked. 15 hole over 50 feet away and stenson led. mickelson couldn't match him. couldn't catch him. here's the other shot that told the story. the save at 16 by stenson. every time mickelson threatened, stenson responded. it was just that much better. mickelson down 2 for eagle at

16. would have gotten him within a stroke. look at mickelson's reaction. and stenson got a little warm. took the sweater off. fill in your own captions here. here's how he ended the round. a 20 under par for the championship. tied bay area johnny miller for lowest closing round in a major since his first major championship victory. won by two shots. mickelson, a bridesmaid again. >> i don't have a point where i can look back and say if i should have done that or had i only done this. i played a bogey-free round of 65. final round of a major, usually that's good enough to do it. >> listen to context in terms of your life experiences and be careful. sometimes you get first kiss, passing a driver's test, getting married. >> birth of my three children

then winning the open. wife is in the corner over there. [ laughter ] thanks for the reminder. >> wife's in the corner, have to say the right things. baseball. giants still looking. johnny cueto going for win number 14 today in san diego, pick it up in the 4th. no score. and matt kemp at the plate. he blasts one. got all of it. the heavy lumber. puts san diego on the board. it was 1-0. three batters later, christian bethancourt to the second deck. my gosh. it's 2-0 padres. cueto allowed four runs in five innings. san diego starter edwin jackson, a no-no in to the 7th. lost it on the three-run jack by conor gillaspie. it's 4-3. bottom of the inning, solarte just inside the right foul pole.

just wasn't a giants weekend in san diego as they finish off the three-game sweep, padres win it today, final of 5-3. meantime, the as finally drop one. as kind of up against it from the start. the starter had to leave after five pitches. blister on the left middle finger. andrew tregs replaced him in the second. batter he faced was josh donaldson. a target on the mound. he stayed in the game but left after the inning. that's two pitchers gone in the 1st inning. in the 4th, troy tulowitzki sent it out. 3-1 in the 6th. yonder alonso found a gaper in left center. the as rally to tie the game up at 3. same score. top 9. two outs. and the former a, donaldson,

came through with a two-run double and the jays win. final of 5-3 to avoid the sweep. we get out of here with nascar. we're in new hampshire for this one. you've got that many cars on the track, there's some paint swapping and some crashes. and in to the infield goes kyle larson. matt kenseth coming up in the 20 car was able to navigate through all of that and win it. that in nascar, you've got to do that, get in the donut with the tires. >> quite the finish there. i was thinking back to the open when you said the stenson man, i was thinking of the stetson man. that was the cowboy hat and the cologne. now i've got the stetson man. he was saying he lost a dear friend this week to cancer and that was with him. >> he did over in the states. had him on his mind all

afternoon. i guess was right here as he won it. >> thank you so much. we'll see you back here at 6:30. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: more police officers murdered. >> shots fired, officer down. >> pelley: six are shot, at least three have been killed in baton rouge, 12 days after the nolice shooting there of alton sterling. also tonight: >> nothing justifies violence against law enforcement. the attacks on police are an attack on all of us. >> pelley: police in cleveland are on guard against any attempt to disrupt the republican convention. and the nominee in waiting gives wa0 minutes" a preview of the trump presidency. >> we will declare war against isis. we have to. these are people. >> stahl: with troops on the ground? this is a special edition of the bs