antonio for governor. violent clashes break out as the trump administration this is kpix. the trump administration officially relocates its embassy in israel to jerusalem, ending decades of u.s. foreign policy. good afternoon. >> the protests have

intensified along the border leaving dozens dead. seth has the latest. >> reporter: u.s. and israeli leaders celebrated the transition as the u.s. embassy in israel moved from tel aviv to jerusalem. >> on behalf of the 45th president -- >> reporter: even before yvonne could declare the embassy open, thousands of palestinians closed in on the border, protesting the decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital. palestinians went east jerusalem as their capital. president trump confirmed his commitment to middle east peace and a video message. >> we extend friendship to israel. may there be peace. >> reporter: representatives from 86 different countries were invited to send delegations. less than hafted. that underlines how controversial this move is.

israeli drones fired tear gas towards protesters. israeli soldiers shot and killed several dozens -- dozen palestinians along the border today. jared kushner noted he is the grandson of holocaust survivors and said only president trump had the courage to ask her what many americans have wanted for a long time.>> while presidents before him have backed down, once in office, this president delivered because when president trump makes a promise, he keeps it.>> reporter: palestinians say the u.s. is now loan longer a partner in the peace process. >> president trump tweeted today, big day for israel. congratulations. >> tech here we are learning more about a deadly stabbing at sonoma state university. jessica found out that suspect

and victim were not students.>> reporter: as students head into finals week, police continue to investigate the deadly stabbing. right now investigators say there is no threat to the public . the deadly stabbing happened sunday evening. it was the start of what should have been a quiet week on campus.>> this is not a random act. i want to assure that the campus community that there is no further threat to students. >> reporter: police say the suspect is tyler from santa rosa. investigators say he stepped a 26-year-old sonoma county man. neither the victim or the suspect our students at the university. >> we think they are visiting friends. >> reporter: police quickly arrested the suspect. this morning they took him to the jail. one student told us he thought

he saw the suspect after the attack. >> we heard some screaming and i ran outside to see what was going on. i looked around and there was a guy, he started walking and i looked at him and he came around and i saw the right side of him and his arm was bloodied and he was carrying and nice. >> reporter: police say they have recovered a knife and are still working on recovering what happened. >> i felt like it was definitely a fake thing that could have got tossed around anywhere, but knowing that it did happen and getting a conversation -- confirmation was upsetting. >> reporter: there are grief counselors available to students. >> at this time, police say they are not releasing the victim's name until the family has been notified. today flexible before -- flown have staff. former commissioner julia passed away yesterday. he had stepped down from his position earlier this month for more than five years.

he helped craft new roles for body cameras and use of force. last night, officers escorted a van with his body. a friend that he died peacefully at his home. no word on the official cause of death. he was 52 years old. bill scott tweeted, he was determined and intelligent. he cared deeply about the police this is a great loss for the city. >> the suspected golden state killer is back in court today. the judge is considering making documents public. anna is in the newsroom with the latest. >> reporter: joseph appeared less frail than he did his first court appearance. he walked into and out of the courtroom. last time we saw him he was handcuffed to a wheelchair. cameras were not allowed into court today, so this is footage from april. authorities say he is the serial rapist and golden state killer responsible for 12 matters.

organizations are asking the judge to unseal the warrants in his case. he was arrested last month after prosecutors say they used dna to identify him. the request to unseal documents could reveal a lot more about the techniques they used, but his attorney said that could take a result for an unfilled [ event concluded ] unfair trial. his next hearing is and 29. people met last week to discuss where he may be tried and they made no decision. the investigation in utah continues today for the latest crush with the tesla. it happened last week when a model rear-ended a rig in utah. the tesla was driving 60 miles per hour when it slammed into the back of the truck. the tesla driver had a broken

ankle, but the question now, was the car on autopilot? back in march, a tesla driver was killed when his car slammed into a barrier and was later revealed that that carter was on autopilot. >> drivers are feeling the pain at the pump. gas prices are hitting levels not seen in more than three years. gallon of regular is about $3.79. in oakland it will cost you $3.69. gas prices have spiked about $.20 in the past month. aaa says the state incline is due to a part -- due to a diminishing supply of oil. today the it candidates will address key issues tonight. the event has moderated by melissa kane. one topic they are expected to discuss, rampant drug use.

one member of the board is calling for the transit agency to take a new approach. dusty wants to see san francisco police officers permanently assigned to bart stations. he says bart police alone do not have the resources to deal with the problem.>> it is a 10 minute situation. all of a sudden, five or 10 other people have just bought their drugs upstairs and come down and they are going to use it. you need a consistent presence of officers down there. >> he believes the drug use is keeping people away from bart. we can ridership is down 11% from 2017. >> this week, a second patch of cars is expected to hit the tracks. the new railcars have three doors on each side. they feature wider aisles and few receipts they also have signs that display the name of the next station. part expects to have all 80 new cars running by the end of the year. the san francisco airport will shut down the

light rail system for the next few weeks. instead, buses will be used between 8 pm and 5 am through june 15. the closures will allow for construction of a new station for an on-site hotel. also unfolding, a new push to rename the international terminal after nightmare at lee. >> the chinese chamber of commerce started a petition and collected 10,000 signatures. the group says that marilee had many accomplishments, but he did not get proper credit. they are hoping this petition will change that. over 15 million visitors come through san francisco, most likely to the international terminal. we feel strongly that the airport commission should rename that terminal. >> the chinese chamber of commerce hopes to get more signatures today to bring to

the airport commission meeting tomorrow. still ahead, the supreme court weighs in on sports gambling. why you might not have to go to vegas anymore to bet on your teams. the royal wedding week is here. we will show you the flurry of activity as england prepares for the occasion. we are talking about clever bridge -- cloud coverage, but it will warm up across the base. we do have a chance of rain, i will explain all that next.

franchise.. has died. kidder's the actress who played lois lane in the superman movie franchise has died. her manager said she died at

her home in montana yesterday. she was 69 years old. many describe her role as iconic. superman was considered a superhero blockbuster two decades before comic book movies became the norm at the box office. her cause of death has not been released. drivers may want to be a little more cautious. a report by the new york times reveals at least 28 people have died of carbon monoxide poisoning because drivers forgot to turn off the ignition. car safety advocates are calling for makers to have features like peeps to warn drivers if their vehicles are still running. some companies have agreed to do so voluntarily, but others have not. a florida high school is in the spotlight after the prom came with an actual tiger. take a look at this. you can see the tiger in its cage prowling in a tight space as students snap photos. some of the parents say they were not only concerned for the children, but for the safety of

the tiger. a spokesperson says it was never harmed or in any danger. it was only displayed for a few minutes. not to the latest and hawaii where fishers could force more even -- even more evacuations. this brings the total to 18. new photos show this long fissure that broke yesterday. it is spewing toxic gas into the air. the kilauea summit could have an explosive eruption and hurl huge rocks and ash into the sky. but they have no idea when it will happen. that is amazing to see those. >> incredible. here is what we are dealing with at home. we have crowd coverage across a lot of areas near the water. but it is clear. now you are seeing that sunshine and we have a west wind happening today. that is why we are getting a bit of that coastal cooling. in the south bay, temperatures are warming up. here is a look at the coast.

this is where those gray skies are going to linger. it is 69 degrees in san francisco. you can expect your afternoon highs to be slightly below average because of the ocean influence. low 60s right around the bay and the low 70s for those in land areas. we do have this westwind starting to get stronger, 15 miles per hour winds. that is what pushed a lot of the clouds further in land, but overall, we have a system to the east and in the pacific ocean, there is another one. that will bring us a chance for some light precipitation. right now there is a few areas of green across the sierra into nevada. we could see some activity from the east, but also from the west. this will move on through tuesday into wednesday and that could bring us some raindrops. we have very light shower activity early tomorrow morning. then by wednesday, we could see a very slim chance of this

system passing to the bay area. as you see, you can see this to the north and east. happening tonight, the sunset. three things to remember, we will have cooling and cloud coverage and a chance of drizzle on tuesday and wednesday and it will warm up by the end of the week. temperatures are making a little dive by the end of the we awill be back up for the weekend. >> that looks like a great weekend.>> that is what gets us through monday. so the temperatures are down a little bit. let's see how stocks are doing as you take a look at the stocks. it is up about 75 points. a betting on sports events could soon go nationwide. the supreme court has struck down a law that bars gambling on sporting events in most

states, giving the states the go-ahead to legalize betting. since 1992, the professional and amateur sports protection act made nevada the only state where someone could wager the results on a single game. a matchup tips off tonight, golden state and houston, it is game one of the finals. both teams have been among the best in the nba this season. for the first time, the warriors will be starting a playoff series on the road. tipoff is in houston at 6 o'clock tonight. warriors fans are gathering across the bay area. one party is being held at the alameda theater. the city of oakland is shutting down ninth street between washington street and broadway for an outdoor watch party, both start at 6 pm. next time you request room service at a hotel, you may have a robot knocking on your door. we will show you what it is capable of doing. every fire department every police department

is part of a bigger picture. that bigger picture is statewide mutual aid. california years ago realized the need to work together. teamwork is important to protect the community, but we have to do it the right way. we have a working knowledge and we can reduce the impacts of a small disaster, but we need the help of experts. pg&e is an integral part of our emergency response team. they are the industry expert with utilities. whether it is a gas leak or a wire down, just having someone there that deals with this every day is pretty comforting. we each bring something to the table that is unique and that is a specialty. with all of us working together

we can keep all these emergencies small. and the fact that we can bring it together and effectively work together is pretty special. they bring their knowledge, their tools and equipment and the proficiency to get the job done. and the whole time i have been in the fire service, pg&e's been there, too. whatever we need whenever we need it. i do count on pg&e to keep our firefighters safe. that's why we ask for their help.

cbs news reporter wendy gillette at dozens of hotels, robots are now running deliveries.>> wendy has more for the first hotel in new york city to bring one to its team. >> it is so cute. >> the israeli tourists got a surprise visitor while staying in new york last month. >> it is great to get this

service. it was unexpected. >> the robot makes free deliveries to people requesting items like more about products or extra towels. >> we felt it was a novelty and it would be something different.>> front desk employee loads her up, types in her destination and she is off. >> she even calls for her own elevator using the hotel's wi- fi system.>> people get a phone call when the robot is at the door. >> hello, your delivery has arrived. your robot is waiting for you. >> she is one of more than 60 robots currently being used in hotels. she is made by a company called savio. other editions are becoming more common properties, like this virtual wall in new york. the marriott is working on smart rooms that respond to voice commands, but hospitality

experts say tech will never replace the human touch.>> in the hospitality industry, it is still about people serving people. >> it does not hurt to have the robot delivering some support. >> goodbye. the countdown is on across the pond's. >> we are looking forward to it. prince harry and megan markel are tying the knot this saturday. the preparations are well underway. security is ramping up across the city of windsor from barriers to police dogs on high alert. security for the wedding is expected to cost or than $10 million. the city is bracing for thousands of years -- visitors from all of the year. -- the world's. one guest is james gordon. his producer and him received the wedding invite, including two receptions. you can watch the wedding saturday morning. remember,

coverage starts at 1 am. set your alarm. >> i may forgot. if you cannot do a royal wedding in windsor, lovebirds will have the chance to get married at a high point. 20 couples will have the opportunity to exchange vows at the park later this month. it is beautiful and ceremonies will be held at the observation deck and couples who are interested have to apply at the recorder's office and get their marriage licenses in advance. we will be right back.

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more sugar than starch. these potatoes are so wonderful. always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. a new study finds that retro companies may be decreasing the number of dui arrests. we will take a look at the numbers tonight at 5 o'clock. >> have a great day everybody.>> we will see you back here tomorrow.

at the same time that violent crime went up 18% in san francisco. in la, mayor antonio villaraigosa put more police on the streets and cut violent crime in half. california's police chiefs trust antonio for governor.

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