a wild scene in an east oakland neighborhood. police say a speeding car went airborne and slammed right into a home. then, things got even crazier. good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm anne makovec in for kenny.

kpix 5's jackie ward shows us what happened. >> interesting morning. that's for sure. we woke up when we heard knocking on our door. >> reporter: from chopper 5, you could see what was going on just feet from this front door. a sedan,balancg h a smashed fence anra>> someone ra road and went flying over the fence into our neighbor's roof downhill. >> reporter: police say this happened around 6:20 this morning and believe the driver was traveling very fast. they say it made a turn off the 9900 block of golf links road, of the private hill to a street, and launched into the air before landing on the garage. nothing shows that the driver

trying to stop. there are no tire tracks to be found anywhere. >> this is very common to have an accident of this nature, driv able to geout ofh his car on his own. grabbed a medical backboard and began attacking officers with it, seriously injuring an officer. >> the officer is being treated rious inries to the face and head. significant injuries to the face and head. >> reporter: as bad as this looks, officers it could have been worse had it not been for this tree that took the brunt of the impact. without the tree there, the car would have continued to plow into the house. the suspect has been charged for a talking -- attacking police officers and firefighters. in the oakland hills, jackie ward, kpix 5. a driver under the influence sent a 5-year-old to the hospital. according to police, this happened at 8:15 on east 18th street. when it is rare -- when it rear-

ended an suv, causing it to roll over several times and had a third vehicle. a 5-year-old boy in the suv was transported via helicopter to a local children's hospital for precautionary measures. a car narrowly missed a firefighter working on a roadway in san jose. the car slammed into the back of a fire truck at 3:30 this morning near capital expressway. firefighters were working to put out a small brush fire nearby. no word on what caused the crash. both the driver and firefighter are expected to be okay. campaign 2018 now. the san francisco mayoral race is still too close to call. with tens of thousands of ballots to be counted. the vote count last night started with supervisor london breed, well out in front. but when ranked choice numbers are factored in, things changed considerably. mark leno picked up a lot of votes from jane kim's supporters who picked him second. leno and kim joined forces in the final days of the campaign.

that strategy appears to have worked, so leno winds up with a slight lead. here is the catch. we got word this morning that there are some 90,000 ballots that have to be processed and cod. atnumb coulamicalhange things at th point, the race is still wide open. what's more, we may not know the final total four days. something the candidates were hanging onto well into the night. >> it's time for us to come together. no matter who becomes mayor of san francisco, we have a lot of work to get done and i'm still going to be here doing the work in my leadership capacity. >> the citizens of san francisco are very hungry for change. they want better for their city. and, they want to know what they can do to get the city back on track. >> we will be getting a vote count update at 4:00 today from san francisco's elections office. in the race for governor, democrat gavin newsom will be facing republican john cox in

november. gavin newsom who led in the polls leading up to the primary finished with 33% of the vote. cox surged past the democrat, antonio villaraigosa, after being endorsed by president trump. he finished in second with 26%. both newsom and cox gathered for campaign parties last night at headquarters inwsom celebrat looked ahead to the next round. budget to send a clear message to his new arrival while taking in the poll numbers in southern california. >> it is our duty r the futureerns to keep dreang, to kediti, and to keep demanding more. for me, courage for change is more than just a campaign slogan. it's always been and always will be california's truest calling. >> i just talked to gavin newsom. but let me just take a moment to send him another message.

mr. newsom made it clear that he wanted to run against me instead of another democrat. well, as i told him in san jose at the debate, be careful, mr. newsom . be careful what you wish for. >> reporter: president trump or. been following the race he to we did, quote, congratulations to john cox on a really big number in california. he can win, so much for the big blue wave. and maybe a big red wave. in the race for lieutenant governor, the top boat, eleni kounalakis. she spoke last night. >> we started the campaign by going to all of the counties in california, by having cups of coffee, listening to families, businesspeople, organizers and schoolteachers. >> senator dianne feinstein celebrating a primary win. she received 43% of the vote

yesterday, and we learned her seat will be challenged by democratic state senator kevin de leon who came in second place after a close race. in santa clara county, a sentence in a stanford sexual assault case sparked public outcry and led to the removal of a judge from the bench. kpix 5 reporter sandra osborne has more details. nearly needed a simple l effort majority for santa clara county voters rday. it was in 2016 that judge aaron persky handed down the controversial six month sentence to stanford swimmer brock turner, convicted of rape. a recall that many people started when they thought the sentence was too short for the crimes. michelle dauber who launched the campaign said the local vote will resonate nationally. cindy hendrickson has received a majority of the vote to become aaron persky's successor. >> it has been exciting to me in this race to encounter people who see what they perceive to be injustice, and

they are willing to step up and speak out, and work to bring about change. and, that has been really inspiring to me. >> if a judge has lost his job for doing his job, i think it's a very sad day for the judiciary in california. >> reporter: people defending aaron persky say his sentence was legal and the recall could undermine judicial independence. the last time voters decided to unseat a justice in california was in 1932, more than 80 years ago. in palo alto, sandra osborne, kpix 5. >> public prosecutor cindy hendrickson is set to replace aaron persky. she got 70% of the vote in santa clara county. bay area voters appear to be okay with shelling out more money for bridge tolls. regional measure three passed with 60% support in the nine county region. over the next 6 years, the toll increases will look like this. a one dollar increase in january 2019, a one dollar increase in january 2022, and a

final one dollar increase in 2025. an east bay congressman released a statement regarding measure three saying, bay area traffic is a serious challenge to the economy and quality of life, and the passage of regional major three -- regional measure three shows how desperate people are for solutions. while i'm skeptical about what it will deliver, my hope now is that local and regional officials adhere to high standards of accountability voin both contra costa and solano counties voted against regional measure three toll hikes. president trump has granted clemency to alice johnson, the great-grandmother serving a life sentence for a nonviolent drug offense. her case was highlighted last week when reality tv star kim kardashian met with the president at the white house to discuss sentencing and prison reform. the 63-year-old johnson has served 22 years in federal prison for what was a first time criminal offense without parole. kardashian said she was moved

to action after she saw an intervieabcase. > istiorning. they gathered outside the mountain view headquarters to protest plans for a new mega campus in downtown san jose. google shareholders are meeting at the campus. the protesters are upset about the google project to develop 1 the s.a.p. center, bringing into 20,000 -- bringing up to 20,000 new employees. activists say that will force many locals and homeless out. >> they may not have an obligation, but a moral obligation to contribute money to provide housing for not just the 20,000 people, but the people that this will end up displacing as well. >> some housing advocates say their supporters inside google have named them proxy for the shareholders meeting. that went well and they will address company leaders about the mega campus plan during the meeting. 49ers linebacker reuben

foster is pleading no contest to the last remaining count of a misdemeanor assault rifle possession. foster will have 2 years of probation, barred from possessing any guns or ammo. instead of a 30 day work sentence, he will serve 232 hours of community service. the sister of celebrated fashion designer kate spade says she took her own life after a long struggle with mental illness. spade was found dead yesterday in her new york apartment. reporter jericka duncan has more on what police say was left in her suicide note. >> reporter: police say a housekeeper found kate spade hanging from a red scarf, tied to a doorknob in her bedroom. her husband, andy, was home at the designer left a suicide note addressed to her 13-year- old daughter, telling her it was not your fault. >> the contents of that note, as well as the physical state of the apartment, and the comments of the witness lend to the credibility that it is an

apparent suicide. >> reporter: her family said in a statement, we are all devastated and we loved kate dearly and will miss her dearly. spade's older sister suspects the designer may have suffediso she tells cbs this morning she tried numerous times to get her help. >> i think women do want something that's interesting. >> reporter: the 55-year-old became a fashion industry darling in the 1990s with a simple but whimsical style. >> the color, texture, prints. something a little more interesting, but also elegant. >> reporter: she and her husband, andy, builds a ate handbags. spade stepped away from the limelight after selling her company in 2007. but she recently mounted a comeback. >> i personally know that andy took off a good 9 years raising my daughter. and, absolutely adored every moment of it. >> reporter: police say she may many of spade's friends and

famous clientele are sending tributes using social media. her brother in law, actor david he said, i love this picture of her. so pretty. it's a rough world out there, people. jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. today marks 50 years since robert f. kennedy's death. he was sh winning the california primary. people reflect back on the assassination that stunned the country. more evacuations being ordered in guatemala, where a volcano is sending out ash and smoke. the new worries after an overnight storm. and we still have a few stubborn clouds out there on this coolest day of the week. i'll talk about afternoon temperatures, and when we will see quite a significant warm up in a few minutes in your full forecast.

my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california.

of a third high- profile assassination. 50 years ago today,unned by third high profile assassination. senator robert f. kennedy was shot to death inside the ambassador hotel in los angeles, moments after winning the california presidential primary. just a few months earlier, martin luther king jr. had been assassinated. 5 years earlier, his brother, president kennedy, had been killed in dallas. it was a time that brought the nation to its knees. newer -- nearly 2 million americans lined the route to kennedy's final resting place. >> we waited and waited and waited. the bridge was lined 3-d. there wasn't a spot to be had. >> i was struck by the size of the crowds. thinking there would be one or two people standing with a flag

or a sign. it was very emotional. still is. >> robert kennedy is buried in arlington national cemetery, right next to his brother, john. in guatemala, a sudden increase in activity -- volcanic activity has trigger new evacuation orders. 75 people have died since the volcanoes eruption on sunday. 192 are listed as missing. smaller eruptions yesterday prompted new evacuation orders. and to make matters worse, torrential rainfall overnight is now mixing with ash and causing new flows of toxic materials out into the streets. >> the destruction is bigger than we expected. >> have you ever seen destruction this bad? >> no. this is the very first time in history. >> reporter: the volcano is about 30 miles from the capital of guatemala silly, -- guatemala city, home to 3 million people. the weather around the bay area is pretty gorgeous today.

>> not a bad day at all. we have temperatures below average for cities around the water. that's because we do have that cooler ocean air. so, the ocean water temperatures are slightly below average. that is also contributing to cooler weather on land. this is the view over at pacifica. people are still in the water and enjoying the surf. you can still see stubborn cloud covered south of the golden gate bridge. that's where we are noticing clouds. over the golden gate bridge, it is nice and clear. overall, a really pretty one. more at 66. 67 in concord. oakland, 61. normally a lot of inland locations are a little bit warmer at this noon hour. today, temperatures are the coolest you will experience for this week. not to worry, they will be on the rise shortly. look at satellite radar showing the marine layer, and a lot of it burned off ahead of the lunch hour. that is good news. out d joy the outdoors. alth i -- a bit breezy downtown.

23 miles per hour, sustained winds coming through. austere conditions across the hills the east bay, antioch and fairfield. here is a look right now at at&t park. you can see in right there from our salesforce tower shot. it's going to be breezy at the game. game times in the next 30 minutes. 60 degrees, if you have the chance to go out there under sunshine. the marine layer will be back tonight and early tomorrow but should burn off pretty early tomorrow. here is a look at afternoon highs, slightly below average for san francisco. concord, about 10 degrees below average. temperatures at the beaches will be in the 50s. low 70s for the south bay and a lot of the east bay. mid-70s possible for places like fairfield. 75 in santa rosa. the forecast showing by tomorrow, temperatures a degree or two warmer. friday, mid-80s, thencooling down slightly end, and the heat will be on for next week. that's a look at the forecast. back after the break.

but reporter hena doba tells us: scammers are trying to take advantage of people looking for a new home to rent. pkg) early summer is a busy time for the real estate market. >> but, reporter hena doba tells us that scammers are trying to take advantage of people looking for a new home to rent. >> reporter: kyle stark is

selling his indianapolis home and was shocked when someone stopped by and said they had made a deal to rent it. >> they wanted to meet me because they said they were moving in this weekend. >> reporter: a scam real estate agents are receiving tidehange phoners ate thk they are getting a really good deal in the area. >> reporter: con artists lift pictures and descriptions from actual real estate listings and create their own fake ads. this houston home list to rent for $2200 a month. but a scammer posted it on facebo forjust $800. >> we really urge people to be careful about this one. >> reporter: catherine hot from the better business bureau says criminals try to convince victims they have to rent the property fast, without seeing it first. >> everything is done by phone or by email. they ask the money to be wired ahead of time. usually, they are asking for some kind of payment that is not transferable. a wire transfer, prepaid debit card. once the money is sent, it's gone. >> reporter: that houston house with the face facebook add has had so many people come

it,he real owners put a sign on the front door. warning the $800 price is phony. >> something that sounds too good to be true. a big red flag. >> reporter: she says spotting the red flags can keep renters from falling victim to this scam. hena doba, cbs news.

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