when a bay area homeowner confronts him.. with a gun. a home invasion plan backfires when a bay air home confronts him with a gun. good afternoon. i'm kenny choy. >> and i'm michelle griego. a would be robber shot by a

would be victim as he tries to enter the home. >> reporter: when a robbery suspect tried to pick a house to victimize this morning, he picked the wrong one for his purposes and ended up being shot several times. it was just after midnight when police say he imroak a window and -- broke a window and got into this house. inside he came face to face with a man with a gun. >> he had no other choice but to defend himself and his family because the suspect entered his home forcibly. >> the man in his 20s shot the suspect several times in the upper torso and he was taken to the hospital in critical condition. >> that's what you get when you try to go take other people's property. >> reporter: neighbor says she has no sympathy, especially after hearing the suspect tried to break into two other ones before he was shot. >> he went eir house. he shouldn't have done thavment i'd probably do the thg. >> reporter: there's seral home and detectives are

reviewing the footage now. police say they do not recommend taking matters into your own hands in these cases but they say the person who did the shooting in this case has been extremely cooperative and they doubt he'll face any criminal charges. in richmond, anne macovich, kpix5. >> the 47-year-old robbery suspect is from richmond and has been arrested for robbery before. he's at a hospital still and authorities have not released his name. a health advisory now over after an incident at shell refinery in martinez. company spokesperson said the advisory was issued as a precaution after a unit upset at the refinery this morning. a unit upset is not one up to standard. no further details were given. cal fire says a person died in a wild fire near the california oregon bo. the body

fo stofosbecause of was in. w enfo traffic between yreka and siskiyou county and ash land ks land, oregon. the hayes z burned nearly 8,000- acres and is -- the blaze burned 5,000-acres and no estimate of how many buildings destroyed. governor brown declared a state of emergency near siskiyou county. the county fire began almost a week ago nooning guenda in yolo county and spread to parts of napa county and evacuation orders still in effect in some areas. the county fire has burned nearly 90,000-acres and now 37% contained. 9 structures re reportedly destroyed by the fire. rough terrain and dry

vegetation made the fire dip cult to fight but more favorable weather conditions have helped over the past 24 hours. emily. >> yeah, it certainly doesn't make any worse for the fire itself but it'll get hot and that's not great for the fire fighters who are trying to fight the fire and it's all going to start right now. you can see on the horizon line the clouds are moving out and kept our temperatures pretty moderate for the last -- for this morning but as those skies clear, and temperatures start to shoot up. the warming trend for the weekend. this is where we'd normally be this day and look at how much warmer we're going to be this weekend. michelle. emily, thank you. in thailand, there is a race to rescue a soccer team trapped inside a heavy rains return. as ben tracy reports, the rescue mission has so anticay to pp war out

of the flooded cave where 12 boys and their soccer coach are trapped. with so many workers in the underground complex, authorities are rushing to install a 3-mile long oxygen tube. a former thai navy seal diver died from lack of oxygen and passed out under water. this shows him before boarding a plane to join the rescue effort. he said, may good luck be on our side to bring the boys back home. with moon soon rain in the forecast, flood waters are expected to rise once again. from the cave entrance to an area known as chamber three, the water is now down to around knee high level but the space between chamber three and the boys is still completely flooded. the only way through it includes a nearly 100-foot trth the flterso a level where the boys would not have to dive and could swim out with life th are successful

in pumping enough water out, there is worry the group does not have the endurance to make the nearly five hour long trip out of the cave. some are showing signs of weakness and malnutrition and most do not know how to swim. >> i'm worried, he has never dived said the father of one of the boys but he can swim a little. >> reporter: with their options running out, crews are now surveying this cave complex from above trying to find another entrance and may even attempt drilling a hole through the mountain to try and reach the trapped boys. ben tracy, cbs news, thailand. u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo is in north korea right now. his first visit there since president trump met with north korea's kim jong-un. pompeo is vowing to pinpoint specifics of kim's commitment to de-nuclearization as kim promised during the last month get together in singapore. last week the washington post cited u.s. intelligence officials as saying north korea

does not fully intend to surveillance the weapon's stockpile. satellite imimages show north korea -- images show north korea expanding the missile plant. >> the secretary has been very clear and very blunt with the north koreans about what he want exes. -- expects. >> it's a little after 4:00 a.m. in north korea and they're spending the night in government guest housing in pyongyang before resuming talks. trade war between two of the biggest economies: the united states and china are escalating. the trump add min traition fired the -- administration fired the first official shots. >> first strikes in the trade war came after the clock struck midnight and u.s. slapping levies on $34 billion worth of chinese goods and president trump said that number will increase to $50 billion in the next two weeks. china responded with $34 billion in tariffs on u.s.

prodnecessary counter attacks are now in place. >> we are in such a great position. >> the president touched at his >> did you know if we knock down decit, trade deficit by just a little bit, 25%, we can do that easily. that's easy. if we do that, we pick up one point in gdp. >> the trump administration said the tariffs are necessary to stop china from stealing intellectual property and value metals. business leaders have reservations. >> i have yet to find an example where tariffs work for the long term good for the country that first imposes them. >> jeff runs the cheese plant in wisconsin expw said the trade move will cost him millions in annual sale. and tracy who voted for the president said she has her own

concerns. wasnreall an issue frominofview? >> right now, yes. >> retaliatory tariffs against the u.s. threatened about a billion dollars in u.s. exports. >> meanwhile vice president mike pence is standing behind ice. he visited the agency's headquarters this morning and delivered this message. >> in this white house, let me be clear, we are with you 100%. >> the trump administration now says that immigration agents have separated hundreds more children from their parents than previously revealed. that number may be as high as 3,000 now. federal judge in san diego has given the administration till unthe families. of the month to those numbers come as protests at an ice office in san francisco enter its fifth day and protesters calling to abolish i-c-e and have been

camped out since monday and blobbing traffic across washington street. san francisco police stepping up traffic controls along the embarkadero one week after a petty cab operate was seriously hurt by a hit and run. they're looking for driver of the gold honda civic that hit the petty cab driver. the victim remains in the hospital where a serious head injury. this afternoon drivers of one of san francisco's busiest streets left with one fewer left turn. starting today, drivers traveling northbound can no longer turn on hay street. jackie ward was there when the new rule took effect. >> just like that, this left turn no longer exists. it was only a matter of time before this option disappeared. changes are happening as quickly as possible on van ness million improvement project. >> by removing the left turn lane on hays, we're making things safer for people trying to cross e of the

leading causes for injury collisions for pedestrians in san francisco. >> if you're traveling northbound on van ness, your on on aluminum lombart. with the no left turn signs, there's confusion and blatant disregard for the rules. >> we'll have people helping to direct traffic and traffic engineers stationed around and they'll be monitoring the traffic flow to make sure everything is running smoothly. >> when all is said and done, this is what it'll look like with a dedicated transit line running down the mid and will median for passengers to board. this project was supposed to be mpthe end of 2019. now the sfmta is saying it won't be done till mid 2020. in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix5. coming up, british police trying to owcoupame acroo

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nerve agent. now people are being warned not to pick up any foreign objects. a man and a woman are hospitalized in critical condition, after coming into contact with the toxin. . a man and woman are hospitalized in critical condition after coming into contact with a toxin. it's not clear where the couple got exposed to the nerve agent but it's the same kind of toxin used in the poisoning of a double agent and his daughter four months ago. russia is suspected in that incident. this isn't smoke, that's a dust storm? the arizona desert near knee knicks desert -- phoenix desert this morning. the visibility dropped to ro warnofpeds closed. beacbein neramorrat wnce e tedaisalcishorespeopareven

wade in shallow coastal waters. rip currents can pull people out to sea very quickly. >> and never turn your back on an angry ocean. we've learned that time and time again. >> that's right. sneaker waves call sneaker waves for a reason. watch your back. taking a look at beach hazard in effect through tomorrow. swells 4 to 7 feet and increased risk of sneaker waves and rip currents and have caution at the beaches . not likely headed to the beach today because it is not particularly nice outside though the clears has begun, it's mostly pretty cloudy and a live look to the east bay where you can see a few remaining clouds and a bit of sunshine that's peaking its way through. san francisco, 65 degrees right now. san jose, 82. 80s in the inland areas, concord 81, 75 in santa rosa. satellite and radar, shows all the cloud cover we woke up to and clearing with a bit of

green and for the most part, remains dry and humid. not completely dry. again, that's fabio. this low pressure system here was fabio but now is disbanded and sent cloud and moisture our way. it is slowly making its way out of our area. today, warmer for all areas of the bay. certainly more warm than yesterday, more clouds, more humidity and that'll be sunshine this weekend, which means it'll be hot in the inland areas all though around the bay and along the coast, milder thanks to afternoon sea breeze that will return. our high temperatures in the south bay, 93 degrees in morgan hill, 86 in sunnyville, cool along the coast and in the east bay, 93 degrees and warmest temperature we'll see today. mix of 70s and 80s around the bay. 84 san rafael and 87 santa rosa and far north bay 87. clear lake, sunset tonight 8:34

and sunrise 5:54 a.m. looking at seven day forecast, owly moving out today before everything is bright and sunny, saturday, sunday, monday, tuesday, and it's going to get hot. then you have a bit of a reprieve from the warmer temperatures by the middle of a down just a tiny bit. but it'll be a beautiful weekend. got to get through the clouds but we've got a lot of beautiful weather to enjoy. >> i like that. >> reprize of the july 4 holiday. >> we can finally barbecue. >> thanks, emily. a couple of special arcades are being tested in england in hopes of making video game centers less intimidating for kids with autism. >> there's no loud music, lighting is softer and gamers can bring their own headphones. >> it's kind of hard to get my siblings out the door because they kind of struggle tha highe

than i am. >> advocates hope the special arcades will succeed so even more can eventually open. coming up, as more people shop online, residential buildings are being forced to rethink how they manage all those package deliveries.

deliveries are growing every year as more and more consum . live look at big board and the dow is up about 132 points. fedex and ups say their package deliveries are growing every year as more and more consumers shop online. >> reporter wendy gillette tells us that's causing developers of high-rise residential buildings to rethink designs. >> it's crunch time at the atlas. a residential building in midtown manhattan when

packages, dry cleaner or and store deliveries arrive all at the same time. when the high-rise open in 2002, there were 10,000 deliveries a year. last year there were almost 50,000 for residents including jessica peck. >> a lot of the things that i'm looking for, i don't necessarily have the ability or the desire to carry home. >> her lobby used to look like this but was remodeled a couple months ago to increase space for packages. the delivery surge is altering the design of new apartment buildings, a larger package storage area incorporated into this manhattan high-rise and inside nine on the hudson in new jersey, grocery deliveries go to new climate controlled room. >> it's a sign of the times in terms of, you know, how much the internet is affecting people's lives. >> the atlas it one of 4,000 properties across the country working with buildink that trac manages packages. >> the system gives residents

the confidence of knowing in realtime what's come in and out >> the company recently introduced a company called sma phone camera and read it and record it and send a notification to a resident in six seconds. >> concierge thomas said the new technology is a big time saver. >> it's easier to find stuff and put it away. >> more boxes is on the way. amazon is shipping so many packages, it's exploring its own delivery service. wendy gillette, cbs news, new york.

beautiful is next. ken and liz will see you at five . taste of the day will be rainier chary reis from the state of -- cherries from the state of washington. rainier cherries are light colored like out of california. the problem with them, hayes bruise quickly and they bruise easily so when you buy them, make sure all the cherries are beautiful. bring them home and store in the fridge right away but don't move around right away or they'll bruise. never wash them before you store them but before you enjoy them. the best part about the much ssacidity than the red bing cherries and you can eat the whole bag and not have a stomach ache. texture out of the world. rainier cherries. they have a short window to them. two or three weeks and please stand by bye bye bi

cherries have a longer window. >> looks good. it's friday, yay. that'll do it for us here on kpix5 news at noon. >> the kids at summer camp in oakland flossing. hi, kids.

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