brushing off claims that melania trump's convention speech was partially lift . new at noon, donald trump's campaign is brushing up claims that melania trump's convention speech was partially lifted by one given by the first lady. i'm michelle griego. >> and let's get the latest from diane gallagher live in cleveland. >> and there is not a lot happening on the floor now. >> reporter: they finished up sound check getting ready for the second night of the republican national convention. i can tell you the trump camp probably hoping that something positive happens here tonight because while the campaign has said it's not going to discipline anyone or fire

anyone for this plagiarism controversy surrounding melania trump's speech, sources tell us the candidate himself, donald trump s absolutely furious. >> one of my greatest joys is seeing her integrity. >> the integrity, compassion. >> her compassion, her intelligence reflected in my daughter's. >> and intelligence deflects to this day on me and for my love of family and america. >> reporter: as the republican national convention, melania trump delivering a speech blame arizing part of michelle obama's remarks from the democratic national convention eight years ago. >> you work hard for what you want in life. >> you work hard for what you want in life. >> and that your word is your bond that you do what you say you're going to do. >> that your word is your bond, and you do what you say -- >> the trump campaign put out this statement, quote, melania's team of writers notes on her life's inspirations and

in some instances, included fragments including her own thinking. >> 93% of the speech is completely different from michelle obama's speech and express common thoughts. >> and those were common words and values. she cares about her family. this is, once again, an example of when a woman is threatens hillary clinton, hue she seeks out to demen ear and take -- demeanor and take her down. it's not going to work. >> reporter: the clinton camp has not responded directly to trump campaign manager paul manaford's remarks there, but the dwc chair talked about the controversy saying she thought melania trump's speech was beautiful and did a great job. schultz kept her criticism directed at the trump campaign. there is a list of heavy hitters on the docket tonight. chris christie, paul ryan and you will hear from the trump children, donald trump jr., and tiffany trump and donald trump jr. said he believes what he said tonight is going to put his father over the top.

live in cleveland, i'm diane gallagher. back to you. >> and kpix 5 political analyst melissa cape is in cleveland. look for her live report on day 2 on kpix 5 news at 5. and in the race for u.s. senate, a big boost for state attorney general kamela harris. she earned the endorsement of president obama and vice president joe biden. she was the topgo getter in the june primary and faces congresswoman loretta sanchez in the november runoff and both are democrats. they're vying for the seat vacated by barbara boxer who is retiring. after weathering public scandals, the oakland police department could be answering to the public. the city council will meet to discuss an independent police commission to oversee rank and file. kpix 5 reporter jackie ward explains. >> reporter: groups in oakland have been advocating for this for years. stronger oversight of the city's police department and this independent civilian police commission would have a lot of power. they would have the ability to review police policies and the

mayor's biannual budget. they can propose changes to city council and the commission would monitor and evaluate the department's recruitment and hiring practices for sworn police officers. it could also fire the police chief for cause. >> who wants to be on a convention if they can't do a whole lot, you know? we want to get strong people, good people and give it some real authority with the appropriate checks and balances. >> reporter: this comes at a time when the city's trust and police department is low and amid-allegations more than a dozen oakland officer his sex with a prostitute, three when she was under age. public comments will be allowed at tonight's meeting. if the couple approves the commission, voters will have a final say in november. in the newsroom, jackie for kxix 5. >> the council will hear public comment during the meeting tonight which, is expected to get heated. >> and we right now, a group called the justice for mario wood says coalition is meeting outside of city hall to demand accountability and reforms within the police department. this is video from an earlier protest.

the coalition also wants the officers who shot and killed woods back in december to be charged with murder. and in a few hours, the alameda city council will decide whether to add a second rank-controlled measure to the november ballot. it would establish a strict rent control and ban no cause evictions. the other would keep the current city ordinance in place, which features more modest controls. and like it couldn't get more expensive to live in san francisco whole the city supervisors will discuss raising the city's single tax this afternoon. the proposed bump is 3/4 of a percent. if passed, the measure would head to the november ballot. despite the uncertainty, the city's budget plan includes revenue from the tax. >> and we four islands in the sacramento-san joaquin river delta and a part of a 5th are property of the metropolitan water district. the san joaquin county officials and others had tried to block that sale, but their efforts were rejected by the state supreme court. a california lawmaker wants

to make sure women don't pay more than men for the same products and services. some people call it the pink tax. kpix reporter betty yuive gos us the bottom lin -- yu gives us the bottom line. >> reporter: one has pink require ears and the blue. the price sets them apart. the girl's version is $2 more at target. the same deal with the minnie mouse bike helmet. it's $5 more than the mickey version. >> i do have both, two boys and a girl and i don't get why we have to spend more on women products. it doesn't make little girls, women, doesn't matter. doesn't make sense. >> i that is why congresswoman jackie spear is doing something about it. she introduced a bill to end gender-based discrimination pricing and calls it a pink tax. she wants it repeeled. >> whether the gender tax is caused by an unconscious bias or by nefarious scheming really makes no difference. it's unfair and up ethical. >> reporter: at san francisco

city hall today, she showed examples of identical products like basketball bought at target online and razors from safeway. >> women pay 12% more. >> reporter: it apparently costs more to be a woman when it comes to clothing and services like dry cleaning. >> i think -- display them to, i mean, plenty of gender and justices that exist in our society. >> and if year moving toward -- if we're moving toward a more unbiased society where we want to treat everyone the same, washing my hair should be the same as washing my son's hair eventually. >> reporter: spearss bill would allow the federal trade commission and state attorney general to crackdown. in san jose, betty yu, kxix 5. last year, a new york city department of consumer affairs study found the average women's products cost 7% more than similar men's products. still ahead, a construction crane collapses across a busy bridge. how drivers managed to avoid the wreckage as it came crashing down. >> and plus, chilling new video

shows the moment a gunman ambushed officers in baton rouge and this is as we learned about the motive behind the attack. >> and good afternoon from our kxix weather center. we have --kpix weather center and doesn't that look like a giant pillow? we're looking toward the headlands and looking at some clearing. the forecast as the news continues will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

headquarters in paris.. . two suspects in the past eel day truck attack were transferred to french intelligence headquarters in paris where they will likely face terrorism charges. 84 people died in thursday's attack when tunisian mohuge -- the tunisian plowed through a crowd in nice.

six people total are in custody. and isis is claiming responsibility for a teenager's rampage with an axe on a german train. [ speaking in native tongue ] german authorities say that 17- year-old mohammad riad boarded the park train last night and began slashing commuters. two of his victims sustained life-threatening injuries. police shot and killed him as he fled the scene. investigators later found a homemade isis flag in his room. and this afternoon, we're getting a look at the moment a gunman opened fire on baton rouge police officers. david shows us how one witness took cover as shots rack out. >> reporter: -- rang out. >> reporter: a man taking cover in his truck recorded the unfolding cases on has cell phone. the chilling surveillance images showed the gunman clad in a short, black shirt, his face covered. he was carrying an iwi tavor, sar5.56 caliber rifle.

>> cold, calculated, articulate in his manner. >> reporter: longshot the first two officers next to a beauty estimate store and then he took aim at a third officer as he rushed to the scene. as he went around the back of the building, he shot a sheriff's deputy who left the cover to up to one of the wounded officers. long fired his gun twice at the wounded officer to make sure he was dead before moving toward a parking lot. there, longshot two more law enforcement officials before being gunned down by a s.w.a.t. team. three officers died in the ambush. >> were your two officers wearing any type of body armor? >> both officers were wearing body armor. >> your den it i had body armor? >> with the tight weapon that the perpetrator had. unless you were wearing a stole plate in the vest. it's not -- steel plate in the vest, it's not going to stop the higher caliber weapon. >> reporter: marcus tillman is the former law enforcement partnership of 32-year-old jackson. the youngest officer killed. >> he wanted everyone to be

treated fairly and he wanted peace. >> reporter: sid gotro, the sheriff, watched the surveillance footage showing the shooter's methodical rampage. >> you see the callousness and total determination of the individual to not just incapacitated, but completely take out the officers. two other officers were released from the hospital, a third remains in critical condition. in response to the recent deadly shootings in baton rouge and dallas, president obama wrote an open letter to police officers across the nation. he said to move forward, it will, quote, take the love and empathy of public servants like those slain as well as the grace of loved ones and goodwill of activists. obama adds that nothing justifies this on law enforcement. to law enforcement, he said, we have your back. and new video this noon of a construction crane collapse in new york.

it happened this morning on the tappan zee bridge over the hudson river. take a look. closing all lanes, the bridge is a major thoroughfare linking new york city to upstate new york. no cars were hit when the giant crane came crashing down but there are reports that flee people suffered minor injuries when cars swerved and stopped to avoid that wreckage. no word on what caused the collapse or when the lanes will reopen. and turning to weather now, right now, cleanup is underway in phoenix, arizona, after a monsoon caused severe flooding. several homes and cars were damaged from ind you and caused a tree to come smashing down on one building. nobody was hurt. and let's turn to roberta gonzalez who is tracking what we can expect here. >> you remember about a month ago, i was tied up in the monsoon and the mojave desert? >> i remember that. >> and they're wicked. the rain moves in quickly, you have to have heads up at all time. good afternoon. we're looking at the live weather camera, featuring the golden gate bridge.

keep in mind, the tower stands 756 feet tall from the water and you can't see the tip top of it, giving you a good indication that the sealing is down to 5, 600 feet at this time and i like using the flag on the fly here as a barometer to see how gusty the winds are. i take a look at all of the visitors touring the bridge. they're bundled up and the park on this july 19th day. it's summer time in the bay area. 58 degrees and that is as good as it gets at this lunchtime in san francisco and 70 in redwood city, san jose and santa rosa. robert sullivan, he's the guy, our weather man and in redwood city. the weather watcher reporting around the peninsula now. the blue skies and see how refreshing they are, robert now, san francisco, 15; 17, sfo. no more delays at sfo and we had up to an hour. that since caught up now that the ceilings began to rise. and san ramoan, 15 miles an hour winds and the southwest at 20. the winds are consistent during the afternoon and out of the southwest and west up to 20. some gusts up to 30.

along the coast now, it's gray and what you see is what you get all day long. the breezy conditions during the day. play along at home, future cast, we have the clouds wiping away and hanging tied to the san mateo coast and moving into the bay and inland and areas and the overnight hours. wednesday is going to be a repeat performance from today. the same thursday and due to the trough. not going anywhere anywhere very quickly until friday and that is when that warm-up occurs. 85, state capital; 82, tahoe and 80 in the ukiah area, 76 degrees and our numbers, 60s, 70s, and 80s. the extended forecast again, a carbon copy on wednesday, thursday, ditto, friday, the warming begins as the low kicks out. the high pressure kicks in. aha, triple digit again on sunday. play ball. come and visit us tonight. right beer -- root beer float night. we'll scoop it up for game time and overton on the mound for the good guy says. >> i'm resting my arms.

>> is your injury okay? you're going to scoop a lot. >> i'm going to pour. >> you're pouring. >> okay. >> and i am scooping. >> right. >> i guess so. >> and absolutely. >> get the rest. >> i'll bring nap kins. >> and we new at noon, uber reached a milestone with the 2 billionth ride. they posted the announcement this week. theo travis said it took five years for the company to reach the 1 billionth trip and six months to reach the next billion. this comes as the company deals with legal battles over whether drivers should be considered employees. and the losses are mounting at sunnyvale-based yahoo!. revenue fell 20% the last quarter compared to the same period last year. it could be the last earnings report as an independent company. yahoo! is for sale. the final bids were reportedly due this week. >> and we los gatos-based netflix is dealing with a disappointing fourth quarter. it added 1.7 million new subscribers in the three months ending june 30th and that is half of the number of new

members it added during the same quarter last year. netflix explains the drop on public misunderstanding of the new pricing structure. and taking a look at the financial markets on wall street after hitting another all-time high on monday, the dow, flow at 18, 542, up 9 points with 40 minutes to go before the closing bell. the rate you pay for health insurance is going up. how much more you can expect to pay still ahead. >> and plus, a new proposal. looking to keep the raiders in oakland. who is backing it and the negotiations happening tonight behind closed doors. that is next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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them in the refrigerator right away. and you know, i love them sauteed and go to other vegetables. you put them in the soup and i like to cook them first. we had some of the sugar and put them in the pot. and there you go. okra, you don't have to -- to enjoy them. enjoy them, anyway. >> i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. eat fresh and stay healthy. also great gumbo. and in our healthwatch, if you're a healthcare recipient, you may have to fork over more cash in california. the average monthly premium will increase by more than 13%. executive director peter lee said that anthem blue cross and blue shield are driving much of the increase to customers who can save money by shopping around. >> and we more bay area news now. the drivers on interstate 80 and alameda and contra costa counties may notice something new starting today. caltrans activating 43 ramp meters along i-80 in both

directions. they will be green from 5:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. for an entire week. and they will start metering next tuesday morning. it's all part of caltranssmart corridor projects. and a new plan is looking to keep the raiders from moving to las vegas. there will be a topic of a closed-door discussion at the city council meeting. it starts at 5. the council will consider a plan to begin negotiations on a new stadium for the raiders with an investment group that includes hall of famer ronnie lott. alameda county leaders have endorsed the idea of selling and developing a 120-acre site. and a reminder, if you have a consumer alert problem or question, e-mail our hotline. consumer watch at cbssf.com or call the hotline at 888-5-helps- you. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

high-end wine! and now s... . coming up all new at 5, a thief makes off with tens of thousands worth of high-end wine. now this bay area store is closing the doors. we'll have that story and more tonight at 5. and brooklyn as fans are in for a treat this evening. it's the annual root beer float day at the bawl park. outfielder sam -- [ indiscernible ] joined us in studios this morning and we asked what can fans expect? >> a lot of ice cream. a lot of root beer. i have to say i am excited. media is a big sponsor and they make a heck of a root beer and

you will probably see me dipping into a root beer float or two. >> yeah. >> and there will be a lot of as players out there. either scooping or signing. >> and either way is great. >> uh-huh. >> the root beer float fund starts at 5:00 p.m. and goes until game time at 7. and we'll be out there scooping as well. i want a taste test, though. that is the thing. i cut myself off. >> do you? >> i do. and you know, snow up early, grab a root beer float and show up for the game. >> and had a great arm on friday. i saw that. >> i'll be scooping. ,,

>> brooke: well, there's a pork chop. >> ridge: i told you -- i didn't come by here to be fed. >> brooke: did you have dinner yet? >> ridge: no. how -- how do you just have a pork chop in the fridge? what kind of fridge is that? >> brooke: oh, maya likes to buy one extra of everything. it's kind of like leaving cookies for santa. pâté. >> ridge: i don't like pâté. what is that? >> brooke: oh, this... >> ridge: yeah. >> brooke: ...is tapenade. >> ridge: oh. >> brooke: but it's rick's. >> ridge: should be really good, then. we'll have that. thank you. >> brooke: uh... [ laughs ] >> ridge: and maybe some bread. you have bread here? >> brooke: well, what brings you by on a school night? hmm? >> ridge: i came to check on you. >> brooke: caroline is otherwise