law as it is written is clear. no charges will be filed against police officer san francisco's district attorney saying he's not happy but the law as it is written is clear. no charges will be filed against police officers in two high profile deadly shootings. good afternoon i'm michelle

griego. >> and i'm ken choi. and joe is following the story and has the very latest. >> reporter: the district attorney says his investigation is over. just a few minutes ago george gascon took to the podium. he announced there will be no charges against the san francisco police officer in two high profile officer involved shooting cases. the first case involved the death of mario woods at the hands of police in december 2015 officers confronted woods as he held a kitchen knife. police said woods had stabbed someone earlier in the day. still had the knife in his hand and refused to drop it. >> the other case was the police shooting of luis gongora a homelessman police say was wielding a knife. it happened on shotwell street in the mission district. the d.a. has been investigating whether there will be charges against any of the police officers

involved. a multiyear investigation. just moments ago he announced his decision. >> under the law today no crimes were committed either in the mario woods shooting, or the gongora shooting. i find myself very satisfied with while clearly under the law today, no crime has occurred that answer was very unsatisfactory for me morally and as a human being. >> reporter: both cases sparked outrage. led to reform and was part of a series of officer involved shooting that led to the dismissal of the very unpopular police chief greg surh. we will bring you reaction and a full update on the news at 5:00 and on cbssf.com. in the newsroom, joe vasquez. the two men charged in the

ghost ship fire are at odds. kpix5 reporter jessica florez is outside the courthouse. jessica. >> reporter: codefendants have been on the same page throughout this entire process. this is really the first time they're disagreeing. the attorney for harris wants the trial postponed until the fall. while derek malmena's attorney wants the trial to start as scheduled. prosecutors say the two men created a death trap and conditions that blocked victims from escaping the building. now the judge today denied max harris any avail to go out and wait the trial outside of jail. he will actually wait the trial in jail. the judge was considering letting harris out following a

trial. but the state attorney is reviewing that case. derek almena's lawyer agree with prosecutors that the trial should stin july. while harris's attorneys say ar their team of experts needs more time to review all the evidence. >> the longer you postpone it the more they will suffer. the more that they will be deteriorating. juries look intensely at people who are charged with crime. >> if mr. harris has to sit in jail and be uncomfortable for that time it's unfortunate but it's worth it. it's an investment that will pay out and allojuryw o us ton guilty. >> reporter: the judge did schedule the next meeting for june 7th.

that's when they will come to trial and decide when the trial will begin. reporting live here in oakland, i'm jessica florez, kpix5. our top national story now, president trump has canceled what was supposed to be a summit with north korea. mola lenghi has the latest from the white house. >> reporter: president trump pulled the plug this morning on his summit with north korean leader kim jong-un. >> i believe that this is a tremendous set back for north korea and indeed a set back for the world. >> the president sent a letter to kim writing sadly based on the tremendous anger and open hostility displayed in your most recent statement, i feel it is inappropriate at this time to have this long planned meeting. the president's action follows strong words from north korea overnight. an aide to kim called vice president mike pence a political dummy for his recent suggestion of a regime change

if denuclearization efforts fail. >> this will only end -- >> president trump responded writing, you talk about your nuclear capability but ours are so massive and powerful that i pray to god they will never have to be used. democrats say, they're not surprised the summit isn't happening. >> the attar of diplomacy is a lot harder than the art of the deal. >> it's pretty amazing the administration might be shocked that north korea is acting as north korea might very well normally act. >> reporter: the summit was scheduled for june 12th. officials were supposed to go there this weekend to work out final details. the president left the door open for future negotiations. writing, if you change your mind please do not hesitate to call me or write. mola lenghi, the white house. >> the president wrote that the missed opportunity is a truly

sad moment in history. he also thanked kim for releasing three american hostages earlier this month. new at noon, uber is going in a new direction. the ride sharing service is planning to share voter information with its drivers and riders. >> reporter: the next time you pull out your phone for an uber you might get a reminder to vote. and a link where to find your polling place. >> it will lead to the always interesting sometimes awkward conversations between riders and drivers about election day. >> reporter: california secretary of state came to uber headquarters for the announcement today. excited for the get out the vote push targeting all 6 million uber drivers and riders in the state. >> this is a tremendously powerful platform to help remind voters and educate

voters of their opportunity. >> reporter: politically secretary padilla has helped push for autonomous vehicles what uber says as their future. >> anything we can do together to help the uber community to be even more engaged citizens that's a win-win partnership. >> reporter: uber rolled out this new tool on monday reminding people of the voter registration deadline. uber says after this election, it's program may expand. >> california is where we incubate and in innovate. >> reporter: these apps will be rolling out on june 6 and 8. we are less than two week ace way from the california pry -- week away from the california primary. the poll release bid the public policy institute of california still shows lieutenant governor gavin newsom with the league. according to the data he has the supported of 25% of likely

voters. republican businessman john cox who was recently endorsed by president trump is at 19%. and 15% of likely voters support former los angeles mayor antonio villagrosa. the two candidates will move off to a run off election in november. chevron lawyers are headed to federal court today trying to get a climate change lawsuit thrown out. in the cities of san francisco and oakland are suing chevron and three other oil companies. they claim chevron knowingly contributes to global warming and should be forced to pay millions of the dollars in damages. chevron says it shares concerns about climate change but says a lawsuit against just one industry isn't the way to attack the problem. it was deja vu for commuters. a in the same spot for two times in a week. >> reporter: they believe a caltrans pump house failed causing all this water to spill

ton the freeway forcing a major back up. >> you can call it a lake. that was extending from the right shoulder of southbound 280 north of 87. and encroaching upon the number four lane and blocking the entire ty of the transition road to 87. >> reporter: this transition is built on a high water table. which is why caltrans has a pump house that runs 24/7. that pump house is supposed to keep water off the freeway but there's some maintenance work going on right now that's probably why this happened last week too. today the back th >> reporter: two cars had to be towed away because of a crash. >>s in -- this is a location that see as lot of crashes. we see crashes here all the time. >> reporter: the crash is not related to the flood and there

were no injuries says caltrans. while caltrans is finishing up this process. jackie ward, kpix5. a bridge repair has brought traffic to a standstill in lodi. since about 8:00 this morning lanes have been closed. trailer trucks have been backed up on both sides of the span. the bridge is expected to reopen shortly. facebook users will be greeted with something new when they log into their accounts. the steps the social media giant is taking to help you secure your privacy. >> and more evacuations could be ordered on hawaii's big island as blue flames raise new fears of explosions. and more coastal cooling, cloud coverage. yes we're at it again with that may gray. we're going to track our next chance of rain this little system is on its way here pretty soon. so we'll track it for you and also let you know about your

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right now. it has been flowing for nearly four weeks. swallowing at least 50 structures most of them homes. and blue flames from that lava are raising new fears of explosions. officials warn that if more fissures open, thousands of people will have to be flown out to safety. very impressive view out there because the clouds have gone right above that tower. so now we can actually use our cameras and show you what it looks like out across the city. so this would be suture tower you're looking at way in the distance. we still have those coastal clouds. visibility is not bad today. not like yesterday. you don't necessarily need the drizzle. the cloud cover was a lot

higher. this sue from our sutro camera is showing. cool and cloudy conditions and the rain expected to attend tonight. the weekend is looking really good. 57 in oakland. 62 livermore. san francisco 57. the holiday don't even worry about it. the marine layer will not be messing with things. here's a look at our satellite radar. cloud cover starting to break apart. fairfield, concord, livermore a little more sunshine there. for the rest of us really still socked in by that stuff. that's also why our temperatures are cooler. we do have that west wind pushing this that cloud coverage. but also bringing those temperatures down. 59degrees for san francisco. that's the high today. 61 in oakland. concord 66, that's all you're going to get to. to about 12 degrees below average. a few other neighborhoods let's take a look at your afternoon highs. pacifica a cool 56. that's jacket weather there.

61 in oakland, vallejo 67. fairfield you may reach 70 degrees. if you like the 70s you'll have to go out east. sunset tonight 8:20. you probably won't see that sunrise because of this system is coming through. so we're starting to seursee a little bit of moisture right up the coast as it gets closer and closer. but tonight that's when we'll start to see rain drops. it'll be pretty light. look at this throughout the morning hours that's when we might see widespread light shower activity and will last through2:00, 3:00 in the afternoon. by 8:00 tomorrow, it's pretty much gone. but look at your sunday, monday. upper 80s for memorial day. a lot of people will be outside. bar-be-queing. going to the beach. whatever you like to do. >> we want the warm weather but as you said we'll be complaining it's too hot. >> never happy. >> taking a look at the big board. the dow is down 70 points.

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career as a volunteer. and not surprisingly.. it when the fire chief of windsor retired he found a second career as a volunteer. >> not surprisingly it too is in public service. reporter ellen martin tell us this time the award winner is serving military veterans that served their country but have been forgotten. >> reporter: for the military escort team of post111 the call of duty is to honor veterans. >> they served that right, they honored that right. they should not be forgotten. >> first class united states air force retired world war ii. >> reporter: missing in america means a veteran has died and no one has stepped forward to identify and claim them. >> there's an estimated right now 70,000 veterans sitting on

shelves in mortuarys in this country. no one has come to claim their remains. it's not right. >> reporter: ron legally claims the cremains, identifies the person as a vet and gives them their military send off. four time as year, ron collier and others come here to the national cemetery in dixon to give veterans their farewells. >> they need the final farewells and this program provides that. >> in his seven years with missing in america, ron who never served in the military, has buried 115 u.s. veterans. two more today. >> we owe a lot to ron. >> we finally get to bring him home. you finally get them to do what needs to happen. and that's where the passion comes from. >> so for dedicating himself for giving a proper burial to members of the military who are

missing in america, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to ron collier. >> ron hope that is one day all deceased veterans are identified, buried in a national cemetery and the missing in america project is no longer needed. until then, the national missing in america project operating on a yearly budget of only $60,000 a year. and let's not forget monday is memorial day. you can nominate your local hero for a national award online at cbssf.com/hero. we'll be right back. utiful

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