and now at noon, a final fare we will to the nation's 41st president. thousands of people remembering president george h.w. bush at a state fawn ral. -- funeral. >> i'm kenny choi. . and a deadly officer- involved shooting shooting in

contra costa county in unincorporated contra costa. john ramos is live with the latest. >> reporter: this is county property, which is the reason why sheriff's deputies are handling the case. we don't have a lot of at the details. we're told at about 9:30 this morning, a sheriff's deputy was patrolling here and happened to spot a suspect that he believed was wanted. he pulled over and tried to engage the suspect. there may have been a short chase down adelaide street, the next block up, and shots were fired. someone near the area here was telling me he thought he heard five shots. suspect was put down. he was ill custody. and -- killed. and as i understand, he's a male suspect. we don't have any other information other than that. the sheriff is checking out the information now and we'll be

coming back with that a little later. for now, that's all we know. one suspect has been shot by deputies and killed near adelaide street near the southern border of martinez. reporting live, john ramos, kpix 5. and a final farewell to president george h.w. bush. somehow thousand -- thousands of people uding dignitaries from around the world attended the funeral. kilauea is in washington with the emotional good-bye. >> reporter: it was a remarkable scene inside of the national cathedral as a who's who of u.s. and world leaders came together to honor a president and a patriot. the flag draped casket carrying president george h.w. bush arrived at the national cathedral for his state funeral.

president trump, four formerments, and -- presidents, and world leaders packed the cathedral as america said a final fer wael to -- farewell to the president. >> and through our fares, let us know the bes r blessing -- blessings and knanu, a - you, a and noble ma, the -- man, the best father a son or daughter could have had. and in our grief, let us smile knowing that dad is holding robin and holding mom's hand again. >> reporter: and he's remembered as a dedicated family man who lived life to its fullest. >> the most decent and hob r honorable -- honorable person i ever met was my friend george bush. perhaps just a single letter, the letter l for loyalty. . >> reporter: a 21-gun salute paid tribute to mr. bush at the capitol where americans lined

up to pay respects. mr. bush was the 11th president to lay in state in the rotunda. members of the bush family visited again last night to thank mourners for their support. he will be buried tomorrow in texas alongside his daughter and his wife. and before his burial, the former president will lie in repose at st. martin's church in houston where another service will be held tomorrow. kilauea, back to you. and before arriving at the cathedral this morning, president bush's motorcade passed the white house with police saluting. and we'll have continuing coverage of the final farewell right here on and looin at kpix.com. -- online at kpix.com. and a soggy morning. we had showers in napa. plenty of wet windshields and puddles.

and a wet drive on the rish monday bridge -- richmond bridge. you can see the rain drops in this shot. and p a live -- and a live look outside. clouds in dublin and the sun is trying to peak through the clouds. mary lee is tracking the current conditions right now. >> and nice to see a little bit of blue sky out there. and also tracking scattered showers on the doppler. not done yet with the rain. let's zoom in and you see the showers from santa rosa and napa and hercules and moderate rainfall pushing right over across 80 from richmond to berkeley. a few showers across the east bay there as well as mill valley for the north bay there. so as we put this in motion, you can see things are winding down for you. -- us. we'll see decreasing showers in the afternoon and evening. >> this is a live look.

you can see the rain drops on the live camera. the rain so far, we've picked up from a quarter to about a half inch of rain with this weather system here. we'll time it out for you on futurecast, hour by hour when we'll see the rain come to an end and what you can expect for tomorrow. >> thank you. and free mont police investigating the city's third homicide of the year. a resident reported gunshots and a car crash. officers found one man shot multiple times inside a car that crashed into a home. he died at the scene. the driver was found nearby. someone in a second vehicle fired at the car. officers are looking for the shooter. and police are looking for suspects in the shooting of a man whose body was found at east virginia and third street. he was shot at least once. no suspects identified. police are looking for witnesses approximate of and ma

-- witnesses approximate. pa office arrived at the scene and the man took off and a chase ensued. the suspect ended up running into the stone house apartments. police say he re tuesdayed the -- refused the repeated orders. the suspect was shot and died at the scene. the officer suffered minor injuries and is on leave during the investigation. and a mega land deal between san jose and google got did green light. it it shall the green light. it came with drama. >> reporter: there was public uproar. we have never seen a council meeting end quite like this. on the in house video feed, you can hear the mayor banging the gavel. >> we'll take a recess at this time. >> reporter: the mayor called for a short recess and police

escorted protesters out. the audio and then the video cuts out. an hour and a half later, the video reappears and the chamber was empty. police began forces people out. >> i've never seen suppression and intimidation of the public at this level. >> reporter: and several people chained thechlgs -- themselves to the chairs and there were boat cutters use r used to/used to free them. the public was forced into a room and watched the meeting from a tv screen. that fuel #d criticism the city was operating behind closed door. a council member singled out groups for opposing the land sale and taking donations from google. >> one felt that was an unfair characterization. and xiblted that and he began to sort of push back, looking and gesturing and her and she

responded quietly and calmly. >> the police came at her and she was just responding to what he said. ep uncimember he said . >> we had a number of organizations, namely two, that received a lot of money, $1.1 million from google over the last couple of yeergs. and -- years. and they were critical and not honest with the community to say, hey, by the way, and just disclosing it would have been nice. i disclosed it for them. that frustrated them. >> reporter: the city sold off 21 acres for $110 million. the 50 acre megacam pugs around the -- campus is expected to create 25,000 new jobs. 25% of the housing is set aside for affordable housing. this is is city's statement.

new at noon, the city of oakland taking steps in the past few hours to evict a homeless encampment in book field. and neighbors and -- brook field. and neighbors and residents are not going away quietly. it's kauled housing conscious called -- called housing in dignity village. the city cleared the camp if residents were given 72 hours notice. this morning, they said they're not giving up and the village provides what the city does not. >> we have no shelters and nowhere to go and feed our people. we have one place in our community and they don't give out hot food. >> and the encampment is mostly children and women of color and drug use is not allowed there. the city administrator says it has shelter beds ready for the 13 residents of the village when it's shut down. and two people treated for injuries after a nasty brek this morning in -- wreck this

morning in san jose on westbound capitol expressway. the car is crunched up against a pole. the victims were transported to nearby hospitals. no word on what led up to the crash. still ahead, it may look like a typical rocket launch, the unusual cargo enroute to the iss. and it's not just the traffic. the other factors making california the worst state for drivers according to to one new study.

some unusual cargo for spacex today. thousands of worms sent into orbit. the falcon 9 launched ability an hour and a half ago. 36,000 worms were on board and supplies and equipment for the international space station. researchers are using the warms to -- worms to understand changing to an astronaut's body in space and how the bodies age on earth. their metabolism and muscle structure is similar to people.

and the launch is aimed to boost understanding about muscle loss and improvl proving -- improving treatments for diabetes. and the golden stated is the worst in the nation for drivers according to a study from bankrate.com. it found 44% of california roads are in poor condition and is state has more thefts and high insurance premiums, repair costs, gas prices, and commute times. and for the best states for drivers, a thumbs up to the midwest, north dakota, iowa, ohio, minnesota, and nebraska. >> i don't need the study to know we're not driving so well in california. and of course we have the slick roadways this morning. we're dealing with that this afternoon as well in spottings. so not -- spots. so not the best conditions for drivers. and you can see the scattered showers still on the high definition radar.

zooming in, you can see a few showers across the area. napa, a few light rain showers currently. and down through hercules and richmond, you can see the yellow colors indicating moderate rainfall there. and then pushing across kensington, near berkeley, some light rain currently. so here's what you can expect. looking at temperatures in the 50s currently. and here is the satellite and radar view. there's the upper level low we're tracking and this will slide down the coast to our south and exit. with that, the rain will exit as well. we have the beach hazard statement. large swell and increased risk of sneaker waves this afternoon through friday morning. be prepared about that. the beach hazard statement for the coastline. and through the afternoon, we are looking at a break from the rain here. could even see a little bit of

sunshine in spots. we're already noticing a little bit of blue sky for some of you. and also a few isolated showers. and we'll continue with the decrease in showers and drier weather throughout the day. and tomorrow, partly cloudy skies. and sunset, 4:50. sunrise, 710 fm. and -- 7:10. and highs around where we should be. 65 santa clara. and highs 55 in walnut creek. berkeley, #34id 50s. -- mid 50s. here's the seven-day forecast, again, drier weather as we go through the day. partly cloudy skies tomorrow and plenty of sunshine by the epd of the week. -- end of the week. and rain in the forecast sunday night and monday. >> we get the weekend. >> yes. great with the sunshine. enjoy it.

strong partnerships dween bay area -- between bay area companies and food bangs helping -- banks helping those in need. here's more. >> reporter: here in the warehouse of the food bank of contra costa and you can see the donated items in the barrels throughout the community. and during the year, there's so many generous contributions. this is a company that's a big check. reveal the check. >> we've raised $7,000 through company matching through the volunteer hours throughout the year. . >> and tell me why you donate. >> our mission is providing energy and improving lives. the food banks aline with that. it's woven in the culture to donate to a wonderful cause. >> that's wonderful. i want to bring if john. tell me how this will help the food bank. >> analysis. it's a -- absolutely.

it's a wonderful contribution. we serve # # 82 -- 182,000 people throughout the month. this is a difficult time and we're grateful for the contributions and it will go a long way. >> reporter: and i just learned that not only are you con tributing the money, how much pounds of food has phillips of of helped -- 66 helped get? . >> 65,000 pounds of food and $400,000. >> reporter: that is wonderful. happy hol did is. ch -- holidays. if you would like to help, go to kpix.com/give. get details on this state program. call or visit

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in the refrigerator for a few days and that's i. so -- it. so it might be the hot one or the mild one. and i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. eat fresh. you get the hot ones once this a while. >> milk helps if your mouth is burning. coming up at 5:00, it is the season for pofrj pirates -- porch pirates. we are outsmarting the thieves ahead of to holidays. and the storm providing these awesome shots. >> very pretty. >> have a good day.

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