live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. trade tensions in china hitting americans in the wallet. the stock market is plummeting. >> emily turner is following

the market from the live news desk. >> this has been a scary day. it is the worst day on wall street this year. not a great situation. taking a look on the big board, it is down from the dow is down almost 600 points and it has been tumbling on and off and pretty volatile throughout the morning. the worst day of the year so far. this is the result of the trade war that continues with china. you will remember on friday that the u.s. announced tariffs will be put into place or that was the first day that tariffs went into place against chinese goods. in retaliation, china has announced and decided that it will do its own tariffs against u.s. goods. we are talking about $60 billion worth of u.s.

goods and those tariffs will go into effect june 1. we sit down 541 points just before the stock exchange closes. everyone keep an eye on your portfolio and try to stay calm. a minor caltrain derailment in santa clara county is causing systemwide delays in both directions. chopper 5 giving us the shot of workers trying to sort out the mess and dirt at the station in san jose. this derailment happen around 9:15 this morning. no one was injured and no word how long it will take to get things back on track. multiple shootings being investigated within a couple of hours in contra costa county. jackie ward on the search for suspects in richmond. >> reporter: fourcame from wendell playground. as many as tw sidewalk hours after clearing. another shooting happened on 47th and potrero. 40 evidence markers including dozens of bullet casings indicated it was a binary, it was a very violent scene.

>> there was not a gun battle that i'm aware of, and it doesn't appear, but it is appears that there was one shooter in each of these shootings. >> reporter: one victim was shot in the head. the victim is a man who lives in this complex and has a steady job and is always nice to people. they hope these surveillance cameras caught the action. third shooting happened any iron triangle not far from a kaiser hospital. police say it is too soon in investigations to determine whether these were gang-related and the suspect or suspects are still out there. the person who is possibly shot in the head is in serious condition in the hospital in the conditions of the other three victims are unknown. >> they busted and on the, and illegal weapons ring calling it operation redwood. police say that eisuspectsteli make these cities have random

they found the same weapons and individuals alleged in the crimes. >> investigators took this map and identify locations where guns were being likely used. they discovered stash pads for all kinds of criminal activity and a murder suspect. >> that murder suspect has been identified as josi ramirez who they believe is responsible for slaying last december. they will apply the same methodology to other types of crimes including burglaries. a key vote is scheduled on the a's plans for a new ballpark. the rally is taking place in jack london square. >> reporter: it is a beautiful day for a rally at jack london square. a's fans and supporters of this are gaered for a they are trying to con

city and other governmental agencies that. a map th shows ere this would go, looking at this area of jack london square at howard terminal. it is a 50 acre site and today, four commissioners will vote on a preliminary term sheet with the team, basically a framework for negotiations over the property that they want to lease including a 35,000 seat ballpark and housing and retail space. they would have 4 years to complete environmental studies and traffic mitigation plans and work through city land-use and private processes. they hope to play ball in the new park by 2023 and the oakland mayor is in full support. >> this is a milestone for oakland. this approval by the port of the term sheet for a ballpark in jack london square is an amazing moment r oakland is to celebrate. and we can have a world-class ballpark and world-class meme. two ot so sure.

in y of own we speak. we will have a both sides of the story including some who are concerned that a working port cannot exist around housing and dense crowds. more coverage throughout the on a vigil is planned tonight for a fremont teenager struck and killed by a suspected drunk driver early on saturday morning. police say the 28-year-old ashley marie oliver was driving the wrong way on southbound highway 17 and slammed head-on into the car that the 16-year- old was riding in. she faces charges of felony dui and vehicular manslaughter. he was riding in the backseat without his seatbelt and was a popular football player at washington high school in

fremont and was raised by a single mother and had a bright future ahead of him. about it. >> four other students were injured and the washington high school set up a crisis team to help students and d for 8: tonight the flagpole. a san mateo attorney faced a judge as a defendant for a boat crash that seriously hurt a teenage boy. the attorney drove his ski boat over the 15-year-old last october in the marina lagoon while intoxicated. the teenager and family are suing him. he is recovering from severe wounds to his chest and head and spine and has started going back to school part-time. one of the highest profile defendants in the college admission scandal faces a judge. felicity huffman arrived at the courthouse a few moments ago. she is expected to admit she broke law.>> reporteelicithuff00

proctor boost her daughtert sco in a statement, the ess had expressed regret and shame. my daughter knew absolutely nothing about my actions. this transgression toward her and the public, i will carry for the rest of my life. prosecutors have recommended she pay a $20,000 fine and serve 4 to 10 months behind bars. >> felicity huffman has been the model defendant in this case. the judge has every right and ability to give her less than that including probation and community service. >> reporter: actors lori locklin and her husband face charges and a plan to plead not guilty to charges that they paid half $1 million to have their two daughters named as recruits to the usc crew team even though the girls did not row. the actresses are among 33 parents charged with paying college admissions consultant rick singer to help their children get into elite

universities. singer has already pled guilty to facilitating the cheating on tests and driving coaches to help children gain spots as a fake athletic recruits. he is said to be sentenced in the next few months. >> this story is expected to live on in hollywood. a production company plans to turn the scandal into a limited tv series. we will have more on the story coming up on the kpix 5 news at 5:00 and online at kpix.com. the dow is way down about 560 points. trade tensions with china are sending the stock market into a tailspin and within the issue >> china has taken advantage of the united states for many years, not just during the obama adminitibrand has more on how china fights back amidst

the latest round of u.s. tariffs. >> reporter: china is striking back against the u.s. and imposing tariffs of its own. there is a new round of retaliatory taxes of up to 25% on more than 5000 us-made products totaling $60 billion starting june 1. some of the steepest penalties impacting the and vegetables. a spokesman for the foreign ministry says beijing does not believe raising tariffs will solve problems but warned that china is ready to defend itself. the u.s. raised tariffs the 25% on $200 billion of chinese made goods last friday. trade goods between the two countries were cut short and president trump lamed china tweeting this morning, you had a great deal, almost completed, and you backed out. president trump has ordered the u.s. to begin the process of raising tariffs on an additional $300 billion worth of chinese made

goods. >> now we are talking about essentially every single product that comes from china having a 25% tariff. that is going to be a big deal. >> reporter: the top administration is looking at ways to help u.s. farmers who are being hit the hardest by chinese tariffs. >> it's getting tough. something needs to get resolved and something needs to get done. >> reporter: no official trade talks are scheduled between the u.s. and china. more than three dozen states are fighting back against the makers of generic drugs, the claims that they are cheating consumers out of billions of dollars. and hollywood mourns the death of doris day, a look back at the story collier -- career. changes are coming, we are tracking a strong storm system that will bring the return of the rain and cooler temperatures. we time it out on the futurecast coming up. ths and 6

>> actress doris day died of pneumonia at her home in carmel. she was 97 years old. >> [ music ] ♪ whatever will be will be. ♪ >> reporter: doris day will always be remembered for this oscar-winning number in alfred

hitchcock's the man who knew too much. a film set in marrakesh starting a girl born in cincinnati. long before she made it doy,sta radio and made it big when she landed a recording contract with columbia records, a deal that led her to hollywood. [ music ] and her heyday in the 1950s and 60s, she played opposite some of hollywood's biggest honks including rock hudson, clark gable and frank sinatra. at age 44, she made her final movie with six you get eggroll. she moved to the small screen starting in the doris day show in 1968 until retiring in 1973. after leaving the spotlight,

animal welfare became her personal passion. >> design was at the studios and they had all of the money to play with and they loved plugging the first pieces on you and i when i see it, i cannot bear it. >> reporter: although she never won an academy award, she won four golden globes in the presidential medal of freedom. whatever will be will be is among her most famous and unforgettable songs helping to seal her place as one of america's sweethearts. the doris day animal foundation was founded in 1978. and mice be, it might be the biggest price hiking scheme, within 48 states are accusing the biggest drug makers of a conspiracy to bill consumers out of billions of dollars. 43 states and puerto rico filed a complaint on friday alleging that 20 of the biggest generic prescription drug makers coordinated to inflate prices

and reduce competition on more than 100 generic prescription drugs. in a 60 minutes report, investigator said that the evidence is in company emails and texts and phone records. >> we can see that competitor a is talking to competitor b five times in one day. >> at all snapped into sharp focus when he matched phone logs to thousands of text messages from heritage pharmaceuticals. nielsen says this exchange with competitors, citroen pharma, showed collusion to increase the price of a diabetes medication. the text messages implicate two other companies, aurobindo and teva, the world's largest generic drug maker. the national accounts manager at heritage road, we are raising the price right now, just letting you know, teva says they will follow and aurobindo agrees as well. a corporate account representative from citroen answer, we are definitely into raise pricing. we are doing this immediately. the heritage executive

responded, we are raising our customers to hundred percent over current market price. >> they deny engaging in collusion saying that prices go up with drug shortages and market forces. let's get a look at the weather, this is the best day of the week? >> a beautiful day today, that's right. you can see some blue sky after starting with low clouds and temperatures warming up. we are tracking a strong storm system, unusually strong for this time of year and i will show you this in just a moment and we warm up to 72 degrees in concorde and 57 in oakland and livermore in the upper 60s and mid-50s in downtown san francisco and mid 60s for san jose as well as santa rosa.

high pressure moving out and the low pressure system, the strong glow from the gulf of alaska will push in and that will drop temperatures. inoler weather is ahead and going to re the afternoon, we will continue to see clearing tomorrow with increasing clouds and several degrees cooler was temperatures and then watch wednesday with the low pressure system. the chance of rain that starts midweek beginning wednesday to the work week and into the weekend. rainfall amounts anywhere from a half inch to an inch of rain, some isolated one and a half inch totals as well. it looks like a wet system. we typically see about 7/10 of an inch of rain for the month of may for downtown san francisco. so looking at that wet weather, we have that starting on wednesday and continues through the week. sunset is at 8:10 and the daytime highs today, enjoy the sunshine, 62 and sentences go and 66 in oakland and 72 for a high in fremont and mountain view, 77 in san jose, also

fairfield looking at 76 for santa rosa. here is the seven-day forecast and what to expect. there is a cooldown that starts tomorrow to the rest of the work week and rain chances pickup starting wednesday through the work week and also into the weekend. we have some big changes ahead with the strong storm. a free street rally is happening for san jose sharks fans. it's happening outside the sap center. gates open up at 3:30 and the puck drops at 6:00 and san jose sharing rms, new stats about uber and lyft rides and the parts of the car most likely to spread those dreams.

you may want to break out your hand sanitizer if you use rideshare a lot. >> new analysis from that quote found the average rideshare has a 35,000 times more germs than a toilet seat. that is more than the average taxi or rental car. researchers found the worst areas for germs are window buttons and see else. if you have a consumer problem or question, email us consumer product at kpix.com or

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let's see how wall street is doing as we get an update of the big board. it is down big, more than 645 points. this is all amid trade tariffs going on between the u.s. and china. coming up at 5:00, curry versus curry, staff and seth

kerry will face-off in the playoffs for the first time in their careers. this is a test of brotherly love. we will have that story and much more coming up at 5:00. >> i feel sorry for their parents more than anyone. >> seth was assaying his dad is cool as a cucumber and his mother is a mess and it will be drama for the curry family. that goes on tomorrow, but tonight, the sharks commit name, came in 2. that doesn't for us. have a great afternoon.

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