now at noon, authorities an alameda county releases new video of a deadly police shooting. officers say the suspect ambushed them and they had no choice to fire at them. i'm michelle griego.>> choi. police released bodycam video.

we decided to show the tense moments leading up to the suspect's death, but won't show the moment he was shot. jackie ward has a look at the video and timeline from police, jackie. >>reporter: three police officers were involved combined. they have 28 years of experience. the police chief said she stands by her officers and they responded appropriately. this dash cam video shows a man lurking near washington hospital moments before firing his gun at a car. after being shot at, the police officer accelerates and makes u-turn back toward the shooter. felch is seen on the ground. you can see him lounging for his gun and pointing it at officers as they

fire their guns. >> [gunfire] >> he didn't just start shootg him he suspect didn't comply and raised the gun at him, the proper reaction for police officer in that case is to return fire. >> felch was no stranger to police. the alameda police department sent out a bulletin to authorities and what -- >> he was quote going to get a gun and shoot the first officer he saw. >> this incident would have likely resulted in multiple innocent victims being shot or killed. >> as apart of the ongoing investigation, police are trying to figure out where felch got the gun from and why he was in front of washington hospital in the first place. from fremont, jackie ward. >> fremont police officer released ierce thee and you

police officer's car. he had -- breaking news in alameda county. right now, police are at the scene of a homicide in oakland. authorities say a man oma n word on y arrests or a possible motive. breaking news. a two-car crash leads to a pedestrian being hit. it happened at johnston and clairton avenue in the twin peaks area of san francisco. kpix5 emily turner is live at the scene. >>reporter: it was a scary couple of minutes and it could have been worse. the mother and baby is going to happen. this collision was in this intersection and then the car hopped the curb and where you see that newspaper is, that's where the stroller ended with the infant inside. it started at a traffic collision at these streets and one car

sideswiped the other, and it sent int the mother and child. it was an infant in a stroller, a little girl. they have been taken to the hospital. they have non life-threatening injuries. the drivers did stay on the scene. one of the drivers was a man training to be a firefighter. lucky for him, he made sure everybody was all right. >> i took the stroller with me. i jumped out of the passenger door because that's the side where the baby was. saw the baby lying on the ground, picked her up and made sure her limbs were okay and carried her over to the mother and we called 911. >> so as you can imagine it was a scary morning for the mom as well as that baby. the father was on scene earlier. he's gone to the hospital to be with his family, and make sure they're

going to be okay. as far as the accident is concerned, sfp says it's under investigation, but it doesn't look like any charges will be filed. empty turner, kpix5. developing news in san francisco, muni is a mess. smta says subway services disrupted in both directions and the outage sent riders scrambling to find an alternative way of transportation. bart is provides aid to muni passengers between civic center and embarcadero station and frustrated riders had this to say. >> every since they've done the improvements on the tunnel and reopened, we've had several problems. this makes me late for work. >> there's three days out of five there's usually some delay.

the muni staff doesn't know what's causing it, and there's no communication. >> maintenance workers are on the scene working to clear that delay. joining us on the phone right now is erica cato from sma -- what can you tell us about the problems? >> just to recap what happened, before 7:00 a.m., it resulted in a loss of power between powell and civic station. we have been operating bus shuttles to get people along market street. our system runs on the surface and underground. so we are seeing delays through the system. right now, we're keeping people updated the social media. we have e-mail alerts they can sign up for and it tells them their best options to get around wt' me this will be resolved.

>> we have crews working to repair the overhead line, and we should have more information shortly, but we're hopeful and optimistic that we'll have commute. >> all right. erica cato, joining us, check our website at kpix.com for updates. a man accused of crashing into people in sunnyvale will face a judge for the first time. peoples was bringing people to his bible study group when he slammed into 8 people in a crosswalk on tuesday. he's being charged with 8 counts of attempted murder. we'll have more on this story on the kpix5 news at 5:00 and online at kpix.com. cal state l.a. and ucla says there's no longer a threat for -- 76 students and six

factuality members exposed are being quarentine until they can prove their u campus rary workers are quarentine. this comes as the number of measles' cases hit 25-year high. and 695 cases in the united states so far. trump endorsed the mr vacsen -- vaccinations. >> they have to get their shot. >> measles patients were not vaccinated or did not receive the recommended two doses of vaccine. a fiery and chain-reaction crash brought a major highway in california to a stand still today. 24 hours and four semi trucks were involved. police are working to determine the exact number of

fatalities after a semi carrying lumber barrelled down i-70 -- >> as soon as he gets to the bridge, he cuts in and exploded the whole thing. >> the truck driver is under arrest for vehicular homicide and there's no indication that drugs or alcohol played a role in the crash. those in sri lanka -- authorities say the soldiers tried to raid a building in sri lanka's eastern providence as apart of the instigation and then gunfire erupted. footage shows shattered glass, footwear, personal belongings and other debris. more than 50 people have been detained by police so far. and officials continue to search for some suspects about. president trump is in indianapolis this afternoon addressing the nra. as nicole killian reports, the

president says the gun rights group is getting stronger to help to make america great again. >>reporter: with the stroke of a pen, president trump withdrew the u.s. from a united nations treaty to keep gun -- >> my administration will never road few the un arms trade treaty. i hope you're happy. >> the crowd at the nra convention in indianapolis roared its approval. >> i didn't think too many of you who know what it is. >> they spent $30 million supporting president trump in 2016 and he's looking to them again in 2020. >> you better get out there and vote, it seems like it's a long ways away. it's not. >> public support for the nra's hard land -- 60% of voters in a recent survey say they support more gun gun control laws. >> we are stronger, and more powerful than the nra. >> shannon watts is

the founder of moms demand action. she says gun control groups are using the upswing in support to take their message to the polls. >> mid-term elections, we not only out spent the nra, we out maneuvered them and elected -- >>ords sw the nra lost millions of dollars in recent years from lawsuits and members leaving the organization. >> these are dark times and the other side has all the money in the world and they're going to spend every penny to try and destroy us, i'm not scared, and i know you're not either. >> but the group says it still has 5 million members. most very passionate about their cause. nicole killian, cbs news, the white house. >> financial losses prompted the nra to raise their dues in a second year in a row. she pleaded guilty to attempting to promote russia interest in the

united states by infiltrated organizations -- she has served nine months in prison since july and will be deported to russia after serving the rest of her sentence. still ahead, two bay area companies getting ready to go public, but they're not following the same rules. plus your pg&e bill about to get higher. the new rate bill approved. low clouds on our golden gate bridge camera this afternoon. a cooler day ahead as we go through the and into the next week. i'll let you know how cool those temperatures will get in a bit.

breaking news mountain view. a car crash caused -- traffic between frankland and castro is shutdown. it's unclear how long it will be closed. pge and is headed to the scene. we learned a school in walnut creek is ending early because of a power outage. it's unclear what caused that power outage. the san francisco based ride-sharing company says they plan to sale 180 million shares looking to raise $9 million. an company is being valued between $80.5 billion to $91 billion and that's lower than previous estimates that was as high as $120 billion. pay pal plans to buy a half billion

in stock. the company will explore future collaborations. ffs base -- they're filing to go public as well. they filed paper was the scc and slack collected $400 million in revenue in 2018, but with a net loss of 138 million and slat is pursuing a collect listing verses ipo. they do not share holds just existing shares. other bay area companies, pinterest and lyft and zoom went public. the dow is up 24 points. pg&e is raising your power bill to help cover wildfire-related cost. california regulators approved a $373 million pg&e rate hike. customers will reportedly see a 0 increase ove 12 months. money e hp cover cost from wildfires in 2016 and 2017.

and wildfire prevention efforts. meantime, a bigger rate hike is looming. pg&e is asking for another $22 per month rate increase for wildfire safety. amazon is determined to make one day shipping the norm for prime ministers and the online retailer says they'll invest 800 millions in the second quarter of this year. they're making free one day shipping for prime members but it's unclear when the option will be available. amazon already offers one-day shipping for certain products for customers and they provide two-hour delivery through its prime service. avenger's "endgame" keeps smashing box office. they have already earned $350 million around the world. >> we owe this to everyone. >> there's a lot ofhype behind .

t as many asicke asnd wide hscreening already sold out. >> does it live up to the hype? >> yeah, i think it did. >> did you sit the whole three hours? >> yes, i did. >> fans around the bay area attended shows throughout the night and this morning. business analyst believe they could earn more than $180 million or the movie could earn $180 million and go onto earn more than $2 billion worldwide. i want to see it. mary is going to see it this weekend. >> she has plans. >> i'm going to see it on sunday. i cannot wait to see it. well, a beautiful day across the bay area. here is a live look of our sails forest camera. starting the day with low clouds and we're catching sunshine on our sails forest camera lookingdg

high clouds in the sky, but the sunshine. temperatures right change.the 60s and we are a little bit cooler compared to yesterday at this time. santa rosa, 7 degrees cooler. 5 degrees cooler in nevada. two degrees cooler at half moon bay and -- 5 degrees cooler in napa compared to yesterday afternoon. so our -- we had record snow fall in the sierra. we had sierra snow fall melt -- snow melt and because of that, our reservoirs are looking good. 116% in shasta. 112% in oroville compared to average and 119% of average in folsom. the great record of high pressure pushed south and with that clockwise

flow around that ridge drawing onshore winds and we'll continue to cool down as we go through the next few days and the low pressure system is going to bring a stronger marin influence for us as we go through the end of the weekend into next week. mostly sunny to partly sunny skies. enjoy your afternoon. afternoon sunshine tomorrow. your pollen count looking at medium levels today. medium-high saturday and back to medium for sunday and monday. sunset at 7:55. tomorrow, 6:18 for that sunrise. daytime highs in the mid 60s in san francisco. mid 80s inland. warm conditions inland. and your giants' forecast, dry and breezy for the first pitch at 7:15 at 60. cooler conditions through the weekend and into next week, and we'll be right back.

this weekend, i new 8 episode drama series starring noah wiley. >> you think i don't wake up every morning wishing it had been me. >> the drama follows three different chicago families on their journeys after tragedy caes tafct their d we spoke to the cast in this sneak peak. >> let's talk about the premises. there's a conflict between the two characters. >> my husband and i an adopted -- she's an african emergency doctor killed on his way home from work by an officer of the chicago pd in a tragic wrong shooting. >> the redline premieres sunday night at 8:00 right here on kpix5.

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coming tonight at 5:00, frustration of wun country -- we'll have that story and more tonight at 5:00. all right. it is friday. >> thank you. >> i know. exactly. >> finally. >> get out there and enjoy the weather. look at this beautiful shot. >> go to bed early sunday and join us on monday morning at 4:30. right. >> yes. >> we'll be here.

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