now at noon... sentencing for the man who gunned down several people at an oakland nursing college back in 2012. he'll spend the rest of his life behind bars. now at noon, sentencing for the man who gunned down several people at an oakland nursing college back in 2012. he will spend the rest of his life behind bars. good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. let's get to jessica flores

outside the courthouse in oakland, where the sentencing was just announced. jessica. >> reporter: michelle, kenny, i was in the courtroom as one goh came out and i can tell you he appeared disheveled. he was wearing a tan sweatsuit, long hair and he sat quietly as the judge read the sentence telling him he will spend the rest of his life in prison. the lawyer says that goh is mentally competent enough understand his actions -- enough to understand his actions five years after the shooting rampage. the 48-year-old entered a plea of no contest of killing 7 people at his former school, oikos university in oakland, in 2012. the judge found him guilty of 7 counts of first-degree murder sentencing him to 7 consecutive terms of life each victim witho possibility of parole. family members of the victims addressed the court. it was an emotional hour, one calling him a coward.

goh made no comments but his lawyer addressed the court on his behalf saying goh hopes his sentence brings closure and that, quote, he is sorry. >> do you feel like you had justice today that there was justice served today? >> um, i would have liked, um, the death penalty. but, um, i mean, i'm glad that it's over and there's actually justice because, you know, somebody's found guilty because for so long, you know, i was always afraid that what if this never, never got a trial? >> he is extremely sorry. he feels -- he was friends with these people. it -- this was a tragedy borne of mental illness. >> reporter: the sentencing comes just a few months after doctors said goh was competent to stand trial. he was receiving treatment at a state hospital for mental illness. in addition to the seven counts of first-degree murder, the judge also stacked on top of that weapons charges. bottom line, goh will spend the

rest of his life in maximum security state prison without the possibility of parole. in oakland, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. new at noon, some oakland police officers were promoted today but protestors crashed their ceremony. kpix 5's jackie ward reports they accuse the officers of manipulating a sex scandal investigation. >> reporter: as three officers were inside getting promoted, these protestors were outside voicing their disagreement. a group of about 20 people from the anti-police terror project held signs in front of the greek orthodox cathedral in oakland today. they said by being here, they are holding oakland city leaders accountable. the anti-police terror project claims the officers getting rewarded today were involved in trying to cover up the police sex scandal involving a minor. they believe the officers failed to properly investigate the scandal and even encouraged the teen sex worker formerly known as celeste guap to destroy evidence in the case. a representative for the protestors said they are putting the chief and her

department on notice. >> she is interested in ending the good old boy's network, she is interested in business as usual. that's what they are doing here. it's been given the code sign by libby schaaf. we are here letting them know, we see what they're doing and we won't stop following them until we get a clean opd. >> reporter: this is as close as police let the media get today. we were not allowed inside and didn't speak to any officers about what was taking place. in oakland, jackie ward, kpix 5. two children are recovering after a small plane that they were in crashed in the north bay. the crash killed their father, who was flying the plane. he has been identified as a bay area professor. the single-engine plane went down after it just took off from sonoma skypark. his two children and another woman were rushed to the hospital. the man who died at the scene was 38-year-old william s. goldman, an assistant professor at usf. the president of the university sent out this statement saying, quote, bill an assistant professor in international studies in the college of arts

and signs was beloved and a value member of our community. he will be missed by his colleagues, students and countless alumni inspired by him in and out of the classroom." william goldman was the grandson of the well known san francisco philanthropists richard and rhoda goldman. the plan for a proposed pot shop in the outer sunset district was voted in for a dispensary at noriega and 32nd avenue. hundreds of supporters and critics of the business showed up to the meeting. former oakland mayor jean quan and her husband own part of the business. last night's decision is not a done deal. it could be appealed by the board of supervisors. a live look now at the bay bridge. one of the bridges where the toll could go up if voters approve a toll hike ballot proposal. kpix 5's anne makovec tells us that the proposal has already

cleared a key hurdle. >> reporter: it could soon cost up to $3 more to cross the bay area's bridges, a decision that would ultimately be up to voters. most everyone can agree that traffic congestion is a big problem in the bay area. >> terrible. >> reporter: a $4.2 billion plan to ease the trouble just passed another hurdle in the state legislature. itthere would be a ballot measure for a toll increase for up to $3 on all the state-run bridges. >> that's brutal. >> reporter: the current toll is $5 with bay bridge tolls rising during peak hours. > $3 more? too much! >> reporter: other drivers could be persuaded. >> $3 seems like a lot of money but it sounds like it's for good use. >> reporter: the money would help improve roads and bridges. there would also be new funding for mass transit like bart,

caltrain and ferries. >> i would not have to pay. i would still bart across. >> reporter: it could depend on who is voting. the bill now moves to the assembly appropriations committee. it could hit the full assembly floor this summer. anne makovec, kpix 5. a live look now from our dublin camera. the east bay heating up for the weekend, beautiful shot there. roberta gonzales has a look. >> that is a beautiful shot there, michelle. did you notice that mid-level cloudiness there and also here is our live weather camera from lick observatory atop mount hamilton looking towards the santa clara valley, another scene where we can pick up some of those mid- to high-level clouds all associated with monsoon moisture to the south. how about this view? does this say hot or what? this definitely says moderate air quality. currently, temperatures are soaring to the mid-80s in livermore. it is now 76 degrees in santa rosa. 74 redwood city. now, see that huge yellow highlighted area everywhere

with way from the rim of the bay? that's where we do anticipate triple-digit heat this weekend. we'll talk about just exactly where the heat is on and how hot it's going to get and, most importantly, when is the heat going to end? that's coming up later in this newscast. new video shows a massive sinkhole swallowing a florida home. neighbors forced to evacuate as the sinkhole widens. a small depression was first discovered this morning in a neighborhood north of tampa. in just a matter of hours, officials say it grew to over 200 feet wide and 50 feet deep. the house on top of it collapsed and the home right next to it was heavily damaged. >> when you come back and you see your house also starting to crumble, what do you feel? >> oh. i can't describe that. it was terrible. >> at least we got everyone out and the family and the dogs and all our papers. >> a property appraiser says a

sinkhole was identified at the very same location back in 2012. it was stabilized two years later before the house on top of it was sold in 2015. vast stretches of the midwest are under water after the region was hit by severe storms this week. in ohio, the torrential rain left a carnival, high school football field and several homes under water. dozen has to evacuate from a mobile home park, as well. first responders used boats to rescue them. in wisconsin the fox river crested at more than 17 feet. motor of it will recede by sunday morning. president trump and the first lady are wrapping up a two-day trip to france where they attended bastille day celebrations. u.s. and french jets flew over paris this morning as soldiers from the two nations marched along the champs elysees below. despite political tension in the past, president trump and

french president emmanuel macron enjoyed each other's company. but some think it's just part of the show. >> i think it's just kind of a superficial niceness. >> after the parade, the french president went to nice to mark the one-year anniversary of the terror attack that killed 86 people last year. we're learning new details about a june 2016 meeting between president trump's son, donald trump, jr., and a russian lawyer. word now that besides two other members of the trump administration, another person was in the room. seth lemon is at the white house with the latest. >> reporter: there are new revelations about who attended a meeting with donald trump, jr. at trump tower last year. we have learned donald trump, jr., paul manafort and jared kushner weren't the only people in the room with russian lawyer natalia veselnitskaya. a russian american lobbyist alleged to be a former soviet spy confirms to the "associated press" he was there, as well. >> i think jared kushner ought

to resign. >> reporter: senator richard blumenthal is calling for kushner's resignation says it's inappropriate for someone in fact white house to have attended that meeting. >> he apparently concealed a meeting that is harmful to our national security. >> reporter: cbs news confirms kushner had to update his security clearance forms three times. he added more than 100 names of meetings with foreign contacts during the election and transition after initially saying he had no such meetings. he only added natalia veselnitskaya's on the final update. senate intelligence committee members say kushner and donald trump, jr. will be called to testify. but first, they are requesting documents from both men. >> we feel it's very important that we have all the appropriate information so we can ask the right questions. >> reporter: kushner's attorneys say he will cooperate with investigators. seth lemon for cbs news, the white house. still ahead, a nightmare situation for some brides

across the country when a popular dressmaker closes up shop. the scramble now ahead of the big day. >> plus, it's a staple in many american homes. now health concerns about macaroni and cheese. a bridal

retailer shutdown its stores unexpectedly. wedding planning is stressful enough and now many brides-to-be are furious after a bridal retailer closed unexpectedly. customers are seeing signs like this after the company shut down nationwide stores yesterday. brides and bridesmaids were contacted and told to pick up

their dresses immediately but some who showed up walked away empty-handed because their dresses just weren't ready. many brides are left to wonder whether they will even have a dress for their wedding. >> i have a very tearful future daughter-in-law. now there's a lot of anxiety and uncertainty. >> i can imagine. alfred angelo has more than 60 stores nationwide. hundreds of other retailers and shops also sell their gowns. we are checking with shops in the bay area. we'll have updates on kpix 5 news at 6:00. a new report is raising questions about the cheese powder used in some macaroni and cheese products. phthalates are found in somach roney and cheese and other cheese products. they are used to make plastic soft and can get into food during packaging and processing and disrupts hormones in the body and affects the developing brains in children. there is a link to increased blood pressure and resistance

to insulin in children. to avoid exposure, don't microwave foods in plastic. don't use the dishwasher for plastic items. okay. just when thought it was safe to put on the bikini, we're talking mac and cheese! hi, everybody. isn't this gorgeous? boy. i like it. that says to me nature's air- conditioning and it's free and cooling down the coast and the bay today looking towards mount tam. temperatures we don't have the luxury of that natural ac, we have 85 degrees in livermore compared to 64 in san francisco. we are talking about 21-degree temperature difference. hey, dana is reporting 84 degrees a slight breeze. humidity is dropping off to 44%. she said she was out working in the garden this morning and she had to come in because it

started heating up in novato. sunshine away from the coast moderate air quality today and looking ahead towards the hot hazy weekend because of that right there. high pressure is entraining all that monsoonal moisture into san benito and monterey counties. we'll keep an eye on the potential of dry lightning lifting into the high sierra. that's the mountains that surround the bay area where we do have a heat advisory in effect for this weekend as temperatures soar into the triple digits again. to say it's been a hot summer is an understatement, right? okay. 96 degrees state capital today. 103 fresno. 81 in the high sierra. from the mountains to the beaches, 63 degrees in monterey bay. sunset 8:31. tomorrow morning sun-up at 6:00. boy, michelle, it's going to be nice waking up at 6 a.m., right? 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. take your pick. that's what you got today. here's your extended forecast.

hot weather over the weekend. temperatures still above average next week. hope you join me for the taylor family foundation benefit tonight in pleasanton 6 to 9 p.m. we are raising money tore camp arroyo for -- for camp arroyo for terminally ill children. >> thank you. it is lunchtime. and we have a healthy dessert option to share. today fresh grocer tony tantillo shows us golden kiss melons. >> reporter: ell, today's tip of the day is going to be is another melon. it's summertime, melon time. all these melons out there, at one time there a few and now there are a dozen varieties or more. loaded with nutritional value and flavor. each has great properties. the golden kiss, is another one of my favorites. it kind of looks like a cantaloupe when you cut it open. almost exactly. but it's a little sweeter. and the outside what they do is it's almost like a melon in a net like this.

when you buy it at the market, you want to make sure that all the net something nice and tight all the way around, very important. heavy for their size. these melons won't last long. the sugar content is so high. you can tell it's high because you see right here, right it's small rind so you have a lot of sugar. store it in the refrigerator for two or three days at the most. golden kiss melons, enjoy them, you'll love them. 'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. nd always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. still ahead, keeping our pets at a healthy weight. how to avoid the problems that can come when your dog or cat starts to tip the scales.

hospital" found one in three american cats and dogs are overweight. and that can lead to ser dr. jill cha a recent study by a pet hospital found one in three american cats and dogs are overweight leading to serious health issues. dr. jill chase has tips on keeping your pets from getting too plump. sometimes it looks cute but we have to be aware of it. >> so i want my patients to be normal weight. we know they live a probably good two years less if they are really overweight, really overweight. the reason for that is that a lot of the medical conditions

that we see lead to that short life-span, diabetes, if they have arthritis, a lot of weight on their hips and the other places they might have it. some jobs have disk disease in the neck and extra weight is not going to be helpful. they can't exercise right because they are so overweight they can't move. so it really comes down to preventative care which everybody knows now is my favorite thing. now is my and so feeding the right amount of food is important. keeping away from people food. people know i'm not a big advocate of feeding people food. a dog this size is probably going to eat my recollection is about 300 calories. so if you feed them a slice of bread that's 100 calories there. >> it says giving them so many treats, you can give them a little rub here hand there instead. >> exactly. we're talking about that, in terms of making them be happy because they have done something right or use low calorie treats. be aware if you are feeding the treats they may need to eat less at meal time. so you do all these things, that should be helpful. but definitely this is an issue we see and i think it's

very important that we avoid it. >> shadow is not dealing with any problem. >> he is only 7 months old. i want to shout out to my friend michelle, happy birthday, michelle. >> thank you so much, dr. jill chase. if you have a question about your pets' health and well- being, just email pets@kpix.com, and we'll have our pet expert, dr. jill chase, give you an answer every friday right here at noon. become.

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