for the man who posted a facebook video showing him killing another has finally come to an end. a deadly conclusion. the hunt for a man who posted a facebook video killing someone has ended. good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. new at noon, police say that stephens committed suicide this morning during a chase in pennsylvania. cbs reporter don champion has

more on what happened. >> reporter: police say steve stephens committed suicide tuesday morning after pennsylvania state police received a tip spotting his vehicle in a mcdonald's parking lot in erie county 100 miles from cleveland. >> those officers responded, the vehicle fled from the area. there was a short pursuit in which the vehicle was stopped. as the officers approached that vehicle, steve stephens took his own life. >> reporter: authorities launched a manhunt for stephens after he recorded himself killing 74-year-old robert godwin, senior, in cleveland on sunday. godwin, a father of 10, was apparently a stranger, picked at random. stephens then posted the violent video to facebook. >> we're grateful that this has ended. we would have preferred that it not ended this way. >> reporter: the 37-year-old stephens had been a teen mentor in cleveland but on social media said he had gambling debts and trouble with his girlfriend. on facebook, he claimed to have killed 13 other people. but police have no evidence of

other victims. don champion, cbs news,. >> this recent violent video sparked more conversation about facebook's system for reporting harmful and inappropriate content. it comes as the social media giant kicks off its conference in san jose. mark zuckerberg delivered a keynote address this morning to kick off the two-day conference at mcenery convention center. he called the ohio shooting video posted to facebook horrific and says the company is reviewing how violent content is reported. >> our hearts go out to the family and friends of robert godwin, sr., and we have a lot of work and we will keep doing all we can to prevent tragedies like this from happening. >> at the conference facebook executives also launched new tools for its messenger app one of the new features allowing users to pay for goods using messenger and another even suggests responses to messages. right now sentencing is

under way for the three drifters accused of carrying out the cold-blooded killings of two people in the bay area. the murders happened days apart back in 2015. morrison lampley, lila alligood admitted to gunning down canadian tourist audrey carey in golden gate bridge and then stephen carter whose body was found on a trail near his fairfax home. they both pleaded guilty to murder in the first degree. a friend of carter says she is eager for justice. >> i would hope that they would sort of, um, feel more deeply what they have done, that is sort of important. to me. and also that they feel the pain and suffering they have caused. >> a third drifter sean angold will be sentenced for second- degree murder with a plea deal. state lawmakers today debating a bill that could overhaul california's bail system. supporters say the bill would help defendants who can't afford to post bond. kpix 5's jessica flores joins

us now with the details. >> reporter: michelle, supporters of the bill say the current system punishes the poor and if the bill becomes law it would eliminate the requirement to post money to get out of jail for nonviolent offenders. >> reporter: in the committee on public safety a long line on both sides debated the bill, ab42. >> money bail is a problem because it targets poor people. it targets people of color. and it puts news position where we cannot fight our cases. >> reporter: critics of the current system say thousands of people remain in jail because they can't afford to post bond. bail would be eliminated for nonviolent offenders unless a judge determines there's a risk to public safety. opponents say it is similar to a controversial new jersey plan where there have been reports of offenders committing crimes

while out on free bail. this bounty hunter from a reality tv series testified in opposition. >> the poor are not in jail because they're poor, mr. sawyer. they're in jail because they broke the law. >> reporter: opponents say the bill would harm victim rights. >> there is no mechanism in either of these bills for the victims to be present or heard prior to somebody being released which is guaranteed in the california constitution. >> reporter: but the bill's authors says it does protect victims and the authors say the proposed law doesn't completely eliminate bail. it would still be used as a last resort. and the committee is still waiting for one more vote of approval. the bill is expected to move on to the appropriations committee. i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. the trump administration is working to reassure allies that the u.s. will do all it can to ensure north korea stops its nuclear and ballistic missile programs. craig boswell has more details from the white house. >> reporter: vice president mike pence arrived in japan to

deliver a message to prime minister shinso abe. >> the united states will continue to work with japan and all our allies in the reasonable including south korea, to confront the most ominous threat posing this region of the world. the regime in north korea. >> reporter: the vice president said the first goal is to use diplomatic and economic pressure to get north korea to abandon its nuclear and missile programs. >> but all options are on the table. >> reporter: north korea tried to test a missile on sunday but failed in a fiery explosion. now a top official in pyongyang is promising weekly missile tests. president trump was asked about that on "fox and friends." >> what happens if north korea launches another missle ? >> we'll find out. >> reporter: president trump is working closely with the chinese president to lean on north korea to stop the nuclear program. he says that's why he hasn't labeled china as a currency manipulator which he promised to do during the presidential campaign. >> what am i going to do? start a trade war with china in the million-dollar of him working on a bigger problem, frankly, with -- in the middle of him work on a bigger

problem, frankly, with north korea? >> reporter: this afternoon president trump will sign an executive order to discourage companies from hiring low wage foreign workers. >> china released trade data last week showing it has increased trade with north korea by nearly 40% this year. the trump administration is vowing to crack down on violent gangs. attorney general jeff sessions held a meeting this morning with several federal law enforcement officials to discuss ways to combat organized crime. the attorney general blasted sanctuary cities and said tougher enforcement of immigration and border crimes will curb gang activity. >> let me add, sanctuary cities dangerously undermine this process. harboring criminal aliens only helps violent gangs like ms-13. >> sessions also accused sanctuary cities of aiding cartels to refill their ranks. there's a push in oakland to make sanctuary workplaces

for immigrants. hundreds are expected to gather outside city hall this afternoon. they plan to join city council members to pass a resolution for sanctuary workplaces. that starts today at 4:30. the so-called "calexit" campaign is being dropped for now. this comes as the vice president of the yes california campaign withdraws the ballot measure. the proposal calls for california to secede from the union. the movement garnered extra interest during the last year's presidential election. they got nearly 100,000 signatures. but measures need more than 585,000 signatures to reach the ballot. the push for a vote isn't over. a new group called california freedom coalition says it will try again. remembering the devastation of the 1906 earthquake and fire. how the anniversary was remembered. >> do you want to go to a warriors play-off game and help a good cause at the same time? we'll tell you how you can make

that happen. >> how about you? are you waiting to have some fun in the sun? i have the seven-day forecast forecast with sunshine coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

five is live over a big rig th all right. we're following breaking news in fairfield right now. take a look. chopper 5 live over this scene. a big rig that has flipped over and pinned another car right underneath it. this is on i-80 on the westbound side. you can see caltrans and chp already on the scene. we'll continue to monitor this situation and bring you the latest. people gathered in downtown san francisco this morning to mark the anniversary of the

1906 earthquake and fire. sirens sounded at 5:12 this morning to mark the moment the ground began to shake. 111 years ago. minutes later, the crowd observed a moment of silence before painting a fire hydrant gold. mayor lee says the anniversary serves as a reminder to be ready for the next "big one." >> we have all our public buildings retrofitted seismically and we have even gone into the private residential buildings, the soft story buildings to make sure they're safe, as well. >> the great earthquake had a 7.8 magnitude. more than 3,000 people died in the quake and fires. california water officials say they have now awarded a contract for much-needed repairs to the oroville dam. a nebraska company will fix the state's second largest reservoir for $275 million. but the department of water resources admitted this weekend it initially only anticipated

paying $220 million to pay for the damage. it hopefully will be done by november. kids like to climb on furniture and it can often lead to accidents. every two weeks a child dies when furniture tips over on top of him. but there are some easy ways to keep your child safe. >> reporter: it's the shocking video that's been viewed millions of times. 2-year-old twin brothers bode and brock playing on their dresser when the unthinkable happens. the 100-pound dresser tips over, pinning brock. his brother spends 2 minutes trying to nudge him free. according to the consumer product safety commission, someone is injured in a furniture tipover accident every 15 minutes. 33,000 injuries are treated in the emergency room each year. >> we can see skull fractures, brain bleeds and serious brain injuries that are serious enough to cause either permanent disability or even death. >> reporter: do most parents realize the hazard they have in

their home? >> often they don't, no. >> reporter: kimberly runs babyproofing pittsburgh. secure furniture to the wall with heavy duty nylon straps. >> basically, they go two per piece of furniture into studs in the wall and to the back of the furniture. >> reporter: you should removed tvs and remotes from the top of dressers along with any tempting items that might encourage kids to climb. >> we see this as a bookcase. >> a child sees lots of fun things that are shine shiny and i might want to play with. >> reporter: put the weight in the bottom of the dresser. >> most tipovers involve tvs. experts say it's important to have them on low furniture to the ground and stable and secure it to the wall. when the warriors take the court for game 2, it will

provide some much-needed help for oakland residents who lost everything in a deadly fire. city council member rebecca kaplan is auctioning off two tickets to tomorrow's game against the trail blazers. the.any that's raised will go to help those affected by last month's fire on san pablo avenue that left four people dead. the game is tomorrow night at 7:30 at oracle arena. the warriors have a chance to take a 2-0 lead in their series heading to portland. a rocket blasted off from cape canaveral, florida today. it's carrying a spacecraft to deliver cargo to the international space station. >> 3, 2, 1, 0, liftoff! >> the 191-foot rocket blazed over the ocean carrying 7600 pounds of clothes, food and equipment. >> very important that it gets

there. with the passage of the front from last right a quarter inch of rain in santa rosa half in venado outside of healdsburg, we saw .15" in san francisco. there right there can you see it? a showers in the santa cruz mountains. look at the heavy rain along i- 5 in throughout the central valley. look at the cumulus clouds drifting over the bay bridge right now. just gorgeous. we haven't seen this in some time. this is the scene from mount vaca past lake curry. assed as. robert sullivan our weather watcher in redwood city reporting a temperature in the mid-50s there saying hurricanery up, sunshine. you asked and you will receive.

winds up to 10 miles an hour. south-southwest winds at 8 in the napa area. we have the passage of the front and behind it a clear spot a lot of instability around the core of the center of the area of low pressure so we have a chance of scattered showers in the afternoon forecast. here's the evening commute and we have some late rain over morgan hill. with unsettled air, a chance of an isolated thunderstorm. but as we approach our wednesday morning commute partly cloudy skies then during the date clouds thicken. look at the overnight hours. wednesday as we approach thursday, light rain showers from the north to the south but as it passes through the bay area it begins to fall apart at the seams so not a lot of rain with the next incoming system. basically under a tenth inof rain. so across the central valley we have the rain falling in fresno and light rain in the high sierra at 45. tomorrow springtime skiing and boarding bluebird skies at 50 degrees. our temperatures -- we'll have

some bluebird skies here tomorrow afternoon -- 60s and low 70s. sunset tonight at 7:48. you know what? we'll see a glimpse of it. it should be pretty actually. then tomorrow we start off partly cloudy with increasing cloud cover leading to overnight rain. thursday morning clouds. sunny thursday afternoon. high pressure all the way through the weekend. we have sunshine in a dry weather pattern friday -- [ cough ] >> yeah, right. [ laughter ] >> almost 80 degrees. it's spring fever. >> you wouldn't call in sick. >> no. >> but better if you get sick! [ laughter ] still ahead, how snapchat is responding to a lawsuit claiming the company's ceo said the app is only for rich people. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

"adlib big board" ell, today's tip of the day is going to be is with an item called cool cabbage. not regular cabbage, cool cabbage. it looks cool. it looks like an upside don't cone. but a little milder. the flavor is great. of course super food loaded with nutritional value. let's talk about selection and storage of cool cabbage. when you buy it mint green all the way around the the leaves are nice and white. check where it's been cut, clear from any browning whatsoever and it has to feel

fresh. when you bring them home store them in the refrigerator right away. they don't last long as regular cabbage. they are a little milder so a shelf life may be four to five days at the most and that's it. cool cabbage. i guess it's kind of cool. and i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. nd always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. i love how they come up with names of produce items. i would have said upside-down cone cabbage. let's see how the stock market is doing right now. wall street, the dow is down 113 points. snapchat is facing backlash from around the world over comments allegedly made by its ceo. a lawsuit filed by a former executive at the company claims that snapchat's ceo once said that the app is, quote, only for rich people. the lawsuit also claims that the ceo didn't want to expand into, quote, poor countries like india and spain. now web savvy protestors in india have been posting one star reviews to drag down ratings. snapchat denies the claims and said:

this is ridiculous. obviously senate snap chap is snapchat is for everyone available free for download world wise. a "new york times" report suggests the american hotel and locking association will take steps to reduce the number of airbnb hosts in key markets like san francisco, new york and los angeles. it also reveals the ahla will advertise that staying in an airbnb might be less safe than a traditional hotel. reminder to you, if you have a consumer problem or question, email or call us. yo,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,

for this tim you may be seeing them in the supermarket. strawberries bigger than usual for this time of year. coming up at 5:00, what's leading to the bigger berries and why they won't last long. all right. how far would you go to get a free car? would you kiss it for hours and hours? that's what 20 people set out to do yesterday. and some of them are still at it. [ laughter ] >> we're not joking. [ laughter ] >> today marks day 2 for the kiss a kia challenge in texas. [ laughter ] >> about 6 people are left in the competition. [ laughter ]

>> struggling. participants get a 10-minute break every hour but other than that their lips can't leave the car. if there's no winner after 50 hours they draw a name out of a hat. >> i hope they put on chapstick. >> they're drooling. >> back pains? >> ew. >> oh. >> hey, good job by the kia pr team, right? everyone's talking about this car. >> i wish i would have known. tell my son to go down. he needs a car. that's the only way he is going to get one. >> i'd rather him get a girlfriend! ,,

>> ridge: all this added security around our collection, and it made no difference. >> steffy: unacceptable. >> rick: it's a disaster, is what it is. >> brooke: all too familiar. spectras are always stealing from forrester. >> steffy: we should have never let any spectra near our company. or our family. >> thomas: it's fine, stef. you can say it. you were right about sally spectra. >> shirley: ah, darlita's on indefinite overtime. saul needs some help. the orders are pouring in. we're drowning in them. >> sally: i should have never listened to you. >> shirley: but i was right. i mean, look what's happening.