people.. shot to death.. and a nearby house on fire. kenny choi. an east bay neighborhood on edge after plus found three people shot to death and a nearby house on fire. good afternoon, i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. investigators were called to a

home on dunbar drive shortly after midnight this morning. they found three gunshot victims and the house was on fire. kpix 5's anne makovec tells us the fbi is involved in the investigation. >> reporter: we just heard a little bit from a neighbor about the family that lived in the affected house. a married couple, two women, and they had several children by all accounts upstanding family and right now the investigation into, um, the murder scene is under way. police were called to dunbar drive after someone heard gunshots just after midnight. they found a person who had been shot lying in the street and performed cpr but it was too late. in the meantime, this house nearby was slowly burning once the fire department put out the fire two people found dead inside. >> we are now investigating the homicide of three people.

>> reporter: police have detained one person for questioning. >> we are in the early stages of this investigation. >> reporter: they say there's no danger to the public, but neighbors aren't feeling safe. >> for it to be three people and therefore for it to be literally right around the corner from your house is kind of, like, i don't know, that's not too cool. >> reporter: and back out here live now you can see the fbi at work in the crime scene which actually spans several blocks here in oakland. these streets have been blocked off for about 12 hours and police say they will be out here for at least another couple of hours. live in oakland, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> thank you. san jose police say that they have arrested a man in connection with a crash that killed a pedestrian. the suspect is identified as 4 is-year-old ricardo gomez. he was booked into santa clara county jail on suspicion of felony dui and vehicular manslaughter. the crash happened downtown yesterday afternoon at fourth and santa clara streets. investigators say that the pedestrian was struck by the suspect's pickup and pinned against a tv news van that was

parked on the street. the victim is identified as a city worker but the identity hasn't been released. two other people were injured, not life-threatening. it's a mess in oakland and businesses open the violent protests will stop. here's the damage to businesses on broadway in the city's downtown. last night was again full of protests by people upset that donald trump was elected as the next u.s. president. it was not as large or as bad as the night before but 11 people were arrested amid dumpster fires and broken windows. most of the arrests were for vandalism and assaulting police officers. as usual, the protest started peacefully until there was trouble. at one point last night protestors ended up on interstate 580 near telegraph avenue. they formed a human chain to block traffic until police officers ordered them to leave. it's not clear whether protestors plan to return to

oakland tonight. oakland was just one of many cities across the country that saw large crowds marching through the streets. some scuffling with police. more nationwide protests are planned for tonight. cbs news' weijia jang tells us that the unrest comes as donald trump prepares to become the nation's 45th president. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump tweeted that he has a busy day planned today working on his administration plans inside trump tower. across the country police were busy as anti-trump demonstrators staged another round of violent protests. police in portland, oregon fired rubber bullets and arrested at least two dozen rioters. they declared the protest there a riot. after blaming the protests on professional protestors, trump's transition team will be relocating from trump tower to washington where he will take

the oath of office on january 20. yesterday trump made his first visit to the white house before meeting with congressional republicans. analysts expect house speaker paul ryan and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to move quickly on long stalled republican policies. >> when donald trump says we're going to do tax reform, what does that mean? that paul ryan has been working on the house ways and means committee producing ideas that went nowhere. now he is thinking, wait a minute, trump could sign this into law. >> reporter: meanwhile, hillary clinton was spotted by a supporter hiking near her chappaqua, new york, home. the woman told a smiling clinton that take her young daughter to vote for her was a proud moment as a mother. weijia jang, cbs news, the white house. >> within the past hour, we have also learned that vice president-elect mike pence will be taking charge of trump's transition team replacing new jersey governor chris christie. christie will still have a smaller role on the team. and there are reports that silicon valley venture capitalist peter thiel could be joining trump's transition

team. donald trump is also sitting down with "60 minutes" this weekend for his first extensive post-election interview. see it this sunday at 7 p.m. here on kpix 5. last veterans day the san jose mayor and a county supervisor pledged to help homeless veterans. but was it an empty promise? kpix 5's maria medina is live in san jose where a veterans day parade is under way with the answer. >> reporter: michelle, yeah, that parade started a few minutes ago down the street and you can see this huge crowd that's gathered here to honor our veterans. it was last veterans day that mayor sam liccardo promised to end homelessness for veterans and some would say he is fulfilling that promise. >> the keys to my apartment. >> reporter: after three months of homelessness in san jose, army veteran nicholas is beginning a new chapter in his life. >> like i won the lottery. this is just the beginning

because now the real journey begins. >> reporter: unfortunately, nicholas has lived that journey several times, the first time more than two decades ago. >> i have been on the streets three different times, three different struggles. at the time, there was no help. you know, they just send you out give you a paycheck and bye. >> reporter: last year on veterans day county supervisor dave cortese and san jose mayor sam liccardo made this promise. >> that by the 100th aanniversary of veterans day in 2018, we'll end veterans homelessness in this valley. >> are they on track? >> the bad news is we still have homeless veterans. the good news, we are ahead of schedule. >> reporter: one year later on this veterans day they say they made progress housing more than 500 of the 700 homeless veterans in santa clara county. cortese is renting a room to a veteran. >> great guy, um, he has a couple of jobs. he works hard and he is a good tenant. >> we're not going to stop until we get every veteran

housed. >> reporter: nicholas, who spent more than a decade in the military, may be fighting another battle but he says he has an army of help. >> if you are a vented, if you are homeless today, if you are a veteran today, there's no way you should be homeless more than once here. >> reporter: and one last look at the crowd out here gathered to honor our veterans. the parade hasn't come by yet. cortese and the mayor have been asked to go to the white house next week for a homeless veterans campaign. also, want to mention that voters just passed measure a here in santa clara county that will bring 5,000 units of affordable housing. live in san jose, maria medina, kpix 5. more than 16 million americans served in the armed forces during world war ii and today a 108-year-old veteran has a chance to visit the white house. hear his message to all americans. >> and it's a bench but so much more. a solar-powered wi-fi hot spot and phone charger. we'll show you the green

innovation attracting more people to park across the country. >> and we're seeing increasing clouds this midday ahead of an approaching front. it's a weekend that will bring some rain. details coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

scene.. after reports of unsafe conditions at pier 96 in san francisco.. new at noon two people hospitalized 26 sick and hazmat called to the scene after the reports of unsafe conditions at pier 96 in san francisco. it happened around 8 a.m. at recology sf, a recycle afacility. firefighters say that trash and other materials caused some people to get sick. the two hospitalized are expected to be okay. there's no threat to the public according to fire officials. stocks are down a day after

the dow closed at an all-time high. you can see the dow is down just 4 points. before the ringing of the opening bell this morning, the new york stock exchange held a moment of silence in remembrance of veterans day. a 108-year-old world war ii veteran attended the private veterans day breakfast at the white house. >> cbs reporter craig boswell caught up with the retired army sergeant as he made new memories in washington, dc today. >> reporter: everywhere bill mohr goes crowds always gather. >> a beautiful day. >> reporter: and the 108-year- old world war ii veteran always has a message. >> america is the only country where you have all your freedom. >> reporter: the army sergeant fought for that freedom from 1943 to 1945 serving in north africa, italy, germany and france. he still wears the legion of honor medal given to him by the french. >> mr. bill goes to washington.

>> reporter: his daughter joanne brought him to unbefore the most meaningful place for him here the world war ii memorial. she says it makes him feel young. >> i love when he says, they say, bill, how do you feel today? he goes, you know, i feel a lot better when it's 103. >> reporter: here's bill at 104 with his wife josie. he lost the love of his life just two years later. his stop at the memorial is in advance of his first trip to the white house. >> if they don't move it. [ laughter ] >> reporter: his humor hasn't faded in his 108 years nor have the memories of his brothers lost in battle. >> a lot of american boys lost their lives. >> reporter: he doesn't shy away from sharing his emotions or making new friends, greeting a fellow world war ii veteran making his first visit to the shrine to their service on the national mall in washington. as one of the oldest living members of the greatest generation, mohr is not letting age slow him down. >> longevity or you don't have. you have it or you don't. >> reporter: it's apparent they

have that and more. craig boswell, cbs news, washington. >> i love that story. thank you to bill mohr and all the veterans out there for serving our country. here's julie watts with the weather. >> yeah. it's a nice veterans day here. we do have some increasing clouds out there. the temperatures are mild today. here's a live look out at the golden gate bridge and temperatures out the door this afternoon this midday looking mild. we are seeing temperatures in the 60s for the most part. 71 in san jose. 68 santa rosa. 69 livermore. 66 current temperature in oakland. satellite perspective shows what's going on. increasing cloud cover with showers to the north. overnight north bay sprinkles. 5 a.m. a chance of some light rain scattered showers up north. most folks, though, won't see a thing. we'll see, though, clouds for the first part of your saturday and then quickly clearing out

as high pressure builds back in saturday and on into sunday. temperatures begin to rebound and stay nice and warm for us through monday. so here's what to expect. kind of a summary of the next 24 hours. increasing clouds ahead of the front this afternoon. and then a chance of light rain overnight for the north bay but nothing real significant or widespread. high pressure builds back in the second half of saturday into sunday and continuing into monday keeping us dry and relatively warm seasonally speaking warm for the next few days. high temperatures today 66 in pacifica. 67 san francisco. 70 in oakland. mid-70s for fairfield, livermore, 74 in concord today. sunset tonight 5:01. sunrise tomorrow morning 6:47. and a look at your veterans day parade sunday at fisherman's wharf, 67 degrees we should see plenty of sunshine on sunday. sunday will be the sunnier day of the two but both will be nice. holiday ice rink in san francisco now open. mixture of sun and clouds this

weekend 67 degrees there. a look at the extended forecast for you, again we are dry today chance of showers overnight but dry for most of us on saturday. sunday, monday warming up. another chance of showers tuesday into wednesday. and then temperatures cool down a bit and we increase cloud cover for the latter half of the week. >> thank you. sunnyvale-based yahoo is under more scrutiny over a major security breach. according to a regulatory filing, the internet giant detected evidence of a hack attack at least a year and a half before launching an investigation. that probe revealed personal information had been stolen from about half billion users. this could have a big effect on verizon previously announced deal to buy yahoo's online services. mountain view-based linked in may be banned in russia. they ruled that they breached the country's data protection rules. the social networking company says a ban would deny millions

of russians opportunities to grow their businesses. linkedin recently agreed to be purchased by microsoft in a deal expected to be closed by the end of the year. dozens of cities across the country are installing colorful benches in their parks and you can do more than just sit on them. the environmentally friendly benches feature free phone charging stations and free wi- fi hot spots. no electricity is involved. they are called sufa benches named after the boston company that makes them. it uses a square solar panel in the middle of the bench to power two phone chargers. >> we have been actually bringing su fa benches into low neighborhoods and schools of we are starting to ship them overseas. >> the 7-foot benches bolted to the ground are already in five countries and 65 cities. in california, they are only in los angeles for now. no word on when they will come to san francisco. coming up a bizarre fight involving two bald eagles

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produce department you saw carrots like this without the stems attached and then the bunch carrots with the stems attached. now you can find carrots in about 10, 12 different ways baby, cut, julienne. it's great though very convenient. but sold like this, they are very popular. make sure they're orange with no cracking. and, of course, they have to feel nice and fresh. and, of course, free from any sprouting. when you bring them home store them in the refrigerator right away and get that old-fashioned carrot peeler and peel it and enjoy it. just eat it like this raw. that's how i love them with a little bit of sea salt. that's it. superfood loaded with nutritional value and vitamin a. bugs bunny, this is his favorite. 'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. nd always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. out of the sky into a storm drain. that's what happened to two bald eagles in orlando,

florida. you can see two heads but only one body there. first the larger eagle seemed to play protector spreading its wing and then suddenly that eagle took off pushing the other further into the drain. a team rescued it. tweets quickly appeared calling the moment ironic and metaphoric al after thinks historic election this year -- after this historic election this year. every friday we talk to our pet expert. today's topic ear infections. dr. jill chase joins us with kialana. what are some of the first signs of ear infection? >> redness and sometimes discharge and then owners will describe the smell but not do they always find it. sometimes we find it in physical recommendation. so i treme' owners when they are petting the dog -- i recommend to my owners when they are petting the dog, just lift up and make sure it looks

normal. the normal color is shell pink in color and i wanted to show this model. i don't know if you can see it. there we go. so the ear canal actually in a dog her size would go down vertically about an inch and then in horizontally about an inch. in a cat it might be a quarter inch and quarter in. so sometimes owners think they can see into the ear to see what's going on but in fact that's not true, so any there is discharges or discoloration the vet needs to examine the ear, make sure there's no foreign material in the eardrum and it could be bacterial infection, yeast infection. >> what are some of the treatments? >> so usually in my experience most of my patients will respond very nicely to a medication that treats all three of the things i just mentioned. but sometimes they don't in which case we have do a culture and find out what the organism is. >> thank you, dr. jill. if you have a question about

your pet's health and well- being, just just email pets@kpix.com, and we'll have our pet expert give you an answer every friday right here at noon. we'll be right back. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,

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