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now the investigation into y police catch the suspect in a deadly shooting rampage at a shopping mall. now the investigation into why he did it. protesters in the bay area across the country demanding answers in the deadly police shooting in charlotte, north carolina. police released their video of the confrontation but many say it doesn't give the whole picture. good evening. i'm juliette goodrich. >> after public pressure the police chief in charlotte released videos that show officers fatally shooting a black man, keith scott. cbs reporter kenneth craig shows us the tense seconds that led up to scott's death. >> reporter: dashcam video shows police officers surrounding a car yelling drop the gun. you also hear a woman saying he doesn't have a gun. scott eventually gets out of an

suv, as he backs away. you continue to hear someone yell drop the gun and then shots are fired. from another angle body camera video shows an officer pointing a gun at scott while the 43- year-old stands outside his car. police chief kerr putney says scott had a gun in his hand but that cannot be seen on the video. the department also released a photograph of the gun found at the scene and said test revealed scott's dna and fingerprints on the weapon. the police chief said officers were at the scene to arrest someone else but got involved with scott after they noticed him with marijuana and a gun. >> what we are releasing are the objectives -- the objective facts. >> don't shoot him! he has no weapon. >> reporter: scott's wife insists her husband did not have a gun. family members said they were pleased the footage was finally released but they aren't satisfied. >> we are left with far more

questions than we have answers. how it's possible that this incident resulted in the loss of life. >> hundreds of protesters peacefully demonstrated for a fifth day saturday. a citywide curfew remains in effect. kenneth craig, cbs news charlotte. the shooting in north carolina is also sparking demonstrations here in the bay area. tonight protesters from occupy oakland and black lives matter marched through the city. kpix 5 news' keuchel garron was there with their message of solidarity. >> reporter: the protests were for the most part peaceful, they did make multiple attempts to get onto a freeway entrance. but oakland police officers and chp were standing by to make sure freeway entrances were blocked. the group composed of occupy oakland and black lives matter gathered at 17th and broadway before marching toward city hall when some protesters tried to walk toward the freeway entrance but were blocked. protesters did march back to

their starting point then if you broke off and tried to run down 15th street. but again oakland police officers were staged nearly at every corner directing drivers to turn around as they anticipated where the crowds were heading. from what we saw on the ground there are close to 200 protesters and dozens if not 100 oakland police officers keeping watch. in oakland, cate cauguiran, kpix 5 news. police have arrested the suspect in a deadly mall shooting identifying him as 20- year-old arcan cetin. a sheriff's lieutenant spotted him in oak harbor about 30 miles from where the shooting happened. the suspect was unarmed and had a quote zombielike demeanor. last night shooting killed five people, at a mall north of seattle. surveillance video shows a man entering a mall on and and then going into a macy's 10 minutes later with a rifle. witnesses say he opened fire at the makeup counter, a 16-year-

old girl was among the people killed. a tense standoff between an armed man and san francisco police prompted evacuations at civic center plaza. officers negotiated with the suspect for hours. traffic was blocked causing major delays in the area. kpix 5's andria borba shows us how it came to a peaceful end. >> reporter: after six hours of s.w.a.t. team crisis negotiators and police officers swarming civic center, this is how a tense standoff ended with a man in handcuffs and sfpd in position of his air soft gun. >> if you look at the photo it looks very realistic. very hard to tell if it was real or fake. >> reporter: the standoff began and when when the man pictured in this photo called 911 saying he was going to kill himself. and any law enforcement officer who approached him. >> this is the person that was in crisis. he was down and out. he was looking only at one resolution. >> reporter: the hours long response shut down everything into block radius from civic

center out onto van nuys, and putting a concert at bill graham civic auditorium in jeopardy. the response was also the most visible example to date. of sfpd new training to de- escalate situations. it is simply known as time and distance. >> a tremendous amount of restraint, especially from the first officers that arrived on the scene. because this incident could have taken a different aftermath, and with restraint they were able to back it up, call in the resources and able to get the help that he needs. >> reporter: another incident this year was contained the same way with painstaking time and accompanying traffic headaches as the situation was diffused. the move to a new policy in dealing with potentially armed suspect came after a spate of after -- officer-involved shootings that left people dead

including transient lilies -- luis gongora. officer by officer sfpd is slowly being retrained. today the man at the center of the civic center evacuation and standoff was taken to sf general for a mental health evaluation. and not the morgue. in san francisco, kpix 5. >> sfpd crisis negotiators have responded to 75 different situations so far this year. they responded to 50 total last year. let switch gears to the weather. a gorgeous sunset over sutro tower after a fairly warm day around the bay area it's going to get warmer. all happening because of a massive zone of high pressure that's been out over the pacific sliding to the east. set up offshore winds that will keep us warm to hot but because temps will spike tomorrow and monday, heat advisories are posted for both days, also red flag warnings up for the upper elevations of the north bay, high temps crackling, dry humidity, bad combo.

there is relief in sight if you've got pretty good vision because it's a ways off. details in the forecast coming up. campaign 2016 now, two days away from the first presidential debate between clinton and come. jill wagner looks at whether candidates are doing ahead of the big face-off. >> hillary clinton picked up a major endorsement from the new york times saturday. the newspaper's editorial board held clinton as one of the most tenacious politicians of her generation. trump discloses nothing concrete about himself or his plans while promising the moon. donald trump's former rival ted cruz is now endorsing the republican nominee but says the decision was agonizing. trump stepped away from debate prep saturday for a campaign rally in virginia. a recent poll shows him trailing clinton by six points there. >> on november 8, we are going to win this state and we are going to win the white house. we're going to take it back. >> reporter: clinton in --

clinton is in new york. preparing. philip rhymes is playing the role of trump in mock debates. tim kaine says his running mate is ready. >> rise to the occasion and -- >> reporter: the first debate is monday night at hofstra university. jill wagner, cbs news, new york. >> you can watch live coverage of the debate right here on kpix 5 starting at 6:00 monday night. it was a historic day in washington, dc today after nearly a century of planning the city -- smithsonian national museum of african- american cultural history opened its doors. president obama rang the 130- year-old freedom belfour today's grand opening ceremony. the museum showcases four centuries of black history with nearly 3000 artifacts on display. black civil war veterans came up with the idea of more than a century ago. for president george w. bush signed legislation authorizing construction back in 2003.

>> this museum tells the truth. that a country founded on the promise of liberty held millions in change. -- in chains. that the price of our union was america's original sin. >> it is an act of patriotism to understand where we've been. >> only visitors with advanced tickets could tour the museum today and tickets are already sold out until december. >> a longtime bay area activist was laid to rest today, big names gathered to remember the very tenacious rose pak. kpix 5's darlin' was there. -- a gathering of local and state politicians. including the current and three former san francisco mayors. friends and foes all came to old st. mary's cathedral to pay their respects. >> candidly she was a servant. she was biting, and at the same

time she always had a sense of humor. you could never take it too seriously. so i'll remember probably half dozen parades where she had some choice words for me. [ laughter ] you'd have to bleep the entire thing out. >> even though she never held elective office she was arguably one of the most powerful people in town. able to get people in office and just as easily out of office. >> rose came to me as soon as i got elected and said, it's time for an asian police chief. and what did i say? i said exactly what many politicians have said to rose regularly. who's going to be our chief, rose? >> reporter: her goal was to empower asian people. especially poor immigrants in chinatown. she knew the only way to advance her community was to put like-minded people in public office. she was the force behind the subway project in chinatown.

she raised $160 million to renovate chinese hospitals in chinatown. and she helped elect the first chinese mayor in san francisco. >> despite all that, sharp edges and even sharper tongue, at her core, rose was motivated by love. >> reporter: rose pak is impossible to forget. her legacy will live on in san francisco chinatown. i'm da lin, kpix 5. still ahead, homeland security eyeing a bay area college. only on five, concerned that the school is abusing the student visa system. they laid down with their hands up. high school football players supporting colin kaepernick's national anthem protest got a big surprise from the quarterback himself. selfies for safety? the new requirement for uber drivers. ,,

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are you going to have a massive deportation force? you're going to have a deportation force. we're rounding 'em up in a very humane way, in a very nice way. we're going to build a wall. that's not america. we're all californians. i'm tom steyer. it's time to speak out. please, register. and vote. vote. nextgen california action committee is responsible for the content of this advertising. a special treat for some bay area high school athletes who support colin kaepernick in his trust not to stand during the national anthem. the high school football team got a visit from mr. kaepernick himself, one of the players on the team tweeted him saying they wanted to send a message too so before last night's game they lay on their backs with hands up during the national anthem. kaepernick told the team to keep standing up for what they

believe in. >> if you want to come to the u.s. and get a job, it's well- known a student visa is the easy to get in. several colleges have been caught abusing the system. now kpix 5 has learned homeland security wants to shut another one down. it's a bay area school that devin feely in guest -- investigated a year ago. >> reporter: this is what we saw in an undercover visit to international technological university in 2015. deserted hallways and half empty classrooms. even though 2700 students were enrolled. fast-forward to 2016 and things at the college look pretty much the same. but the president dr. gregory o'brien says he has made big changes since our last visit. >> this is an rfid reading attendance mechanism. >> reporter: he says attendance is closely monitored to make sure students are really studying. off-campus internships are strictly supervised. >> we probably talk with you last year about the fact that we were in the middle of a major reform of our internship

policy and today i'm comfortable that this is a quality institution doing things the right way. >> reporter: those reforms apparently didn't convince homeland security. they've issued a so-called notice of intent to withdraw from the student and visitor exchange program. schools that are not part of the program can't admit new redmond students and that's almost everyone attending class here. sources tell kpix 5 the government's investigation centers on the schools internship program. through a freedom of information act request we obtained a list of companies that provided students paid internships over the last five years. turns out most of them are placement agencies like data soft systems, close to 400 students took internships with the company. >> it's so unethical. >> reporter: she was not a student but says she signed up for a training course in 2014. she says it turned out that the training was how to fight your way into a job. >> they created basically a fake or dummy resume. >> there were like two pages of all experience, saying that

works for at&t and texas and like all of this stuff that i've never done in my life. >> reporter: the company has changed its name to u.s. it solutions. we paid them an undercover visit. >> i had a couple questions. >> reporter: this woman told our producer the trainings -- no longer offered. >> we only employ people who have [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: she said redmond students are welcome and can be fast tracked into the workforce. >> we can sponsor. not a problem. >> that's very problematic. >> reporter: jessica vann is with the center for immigration studies. >> if their employer is listed as a placement agency -- no way to keep track of if they are working at all and if they've disappeared. >> from a national security standpoint why is it important to make sure these are in fact legitimate students? >> student visas are issued for a much longer period of time than other kinds of visas like business or tourist visas.

they are really coveted by terrorist organizations in particular. >> reporter: dr. o'brien says despite the school's past problems, he remains convinced its current reforms will satisfy government regulators. >> i can't tell you that itu was always doing everything the right way. since 2015 when i came, i believe we are very, very -- in very good shape. >> reporter: devin feely, kpix 5. >> u.s. it solutions turned down our request for interview but in a statement the company says it has no relationship with itu or data soft. san francisco-based uber is stepping up security when it comes to drivers. starting next week drivers must confirm identities with a selfie before each shift. if the picture doesn't match, they can't pick up passengers. >> let's get onto the subject of the weather this weekend which is going to be a scorcher for tomorrow and monday. the numbers bear that out, today not that unusual really,

numbers in the 90s inland are fairly typical for this time of year. 92 in fairfield, 92 at concord. and san jose 87. right now nice and mild. enjoy it while you can. things are going to be really warming up tomorrow, winds shifting offshore, offshore winds dry it out, heat it up, highs at 100 inland tomorrow and we're going to warm up around the central bay area. rare beach weather events, in the bay area. mostly because of high-pressure moving close to the shoreline and it's going to give us an offer push. the pressure is on, 100 degrees inland, heat advisories posted for tomorrow and monday. numbers in the low hundreds in the hottest spots and red flag warnings in the northbay hills where the northeasterly -- really be drying things out. here is what we expect. nothing in the way of fog. sunny and hot, heat advisories up, cooling will begin but we have to wait until wednesday for it. fog will be absent for pacifica this year. bay area blues festival this

weekend in martinez 93 degrees there. nostalgia day car show in downtown livermore, i hope they have air conditioners. 86 in san francisco. 88 for san jose. oakland, going to be 90 scorching degrees. and even warmer by a nudge inland on monday. extended forecast we go from 100 on sunday to 102 monday. tuesday stays warm, not as warm and then finally cooling kicks in wednesday, thursday, friday and saturday. the next couple days, great beach weather but pets, -- elderly, have a care next couple days because it's going to be hot. i wonder if the heat is affecting bay area teams. >> we could sure use some heat in here. the a's a day away from their home finale trying to leave the coliseum on a winning note. r&-prnothing has come easy for , ♪

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nothing has come easy for the giants in the second half. so cruising to madison bumgarner's 100th career win to become the third youngest giant to do so was completely out of the question. eduardo nunez saving buster posey on the display. he goes into the net, buster never saw that ball. already 5-0 giants.

nunez comes through with the bat. rbi single scores brandon belt to make it 6-0 but san diego comes back against madison bumgarner and the giants pen. travis jankowski in the seventh off derek lowe, and then the game goes into esters. giants leading 7-6. denard span gives them insurance runs. two-run homer in the ninth. the giants win 9-6 in 10 innings. wild-card race, currently tied with the mets for the top spot. would the rangers have a hangover in oakland after clinching the a.l. west last night? elvis andrus missed the celebration with flulike symptoms and he seemed to be just fine. 2-0 rangers, sent one into the second deck for his second home run of the game. texas wins 5-0 and oakland's fifth straight loss. a big night in college

football as the bears tried to hand the sun devils their first loss of the season. and can the cardinal extend their streak over ucla? stanford looking to continue their dominance over the bruins. dating all the way back to 2008.

know question christian mccaffrey is the heart of the cardinal offense but in years past kevin hogan has been able to make that critical pass and run to help lead stanford. ryan burns needed to step up to avoid losing to the bruins.

for the first time since 2008. christian mccaffrey returning to the site of his epic rose bowl performance in january. this game wasn't as easy as the cardinal's last trip to pasadena. late first quarter, josh rosen finds nate for the 10-yard score, bruins take a 7-3 lead. ryan burns and stanford trailing 13-9. the cardinal inside the ucla 10 and burns finds whiteside for the go- ahead touchdown with 24 seconds to play. last chance for ucla but rosen is sacked and the ball is scooped up by solomon thomas. he returns it for a 42-yard score on the final play of the game as stanford comes back to win 22-13 improving to 3-0. arizona state coach todd graham getting himself in the zone for tonight's game against cal. pick this one up in the fourth, tied at 27, davis webb dumps it off to trey watts and who breaks free for a 74-yard touchdown. to give cal a 34-27 lead.

web had five td passes. next sun devils drive, novato of -- novato nate many welcomes finds jj wilson for a 30-yard touchdown pass and the game is tied again. after asu takes a three-point lead, web is intercepted and he returns it for a pick-six giving the sun devils a 10- point lead. arizona state wins 51-41. cal drops to 2-2. san jose state starting josh love today, at iowa state. third quarter 23-3. cyclones. jones for a 49er touchdown pass. making it 30-3. the game is officially over. iowa state wins 44-10 as san jose falls to 1-3 on the season. mls action now, chris wondolowski and the earthquake ? playing host to sporting kansas city. off the corner kick sporting kc kevin ellis scores on the back

heel shot for the game-winning goal. picking up three points and the quakes are winless in their last six matches. >> lots of stuff going on. but a good thing the giants won and they are still in the hunt. >> love it.

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