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>> i'm kenny choi. >> that situation is at linda mar beach. it happened just before 10:00 this morning. at this point the marine mammal center will be performing a necropsy. they have not determined the cause of death or with kind of whale it s i can say it's the ninth whale. half have died from now trippings and the other half from ship strikes. the marine mammal center is aware of this situation and they will be headed to pacifica to check out this whale and to bring you guys the very latest. at the live us in desk. i'm emily turner, back to you. getting from the east bay

top san francisco, a col loss sal mess. >> reporter: traffic came to a screeching halt. all lanes are open. chp said a tanker truckloaded with cooking oil caught fire on the westbound 80 connector. they were able to put the fire out fast. >> it turned out to be a tire fire that did not ignite any of the cooking oil that was inside of the tanker. no oil was spilled on the roadway. the roadway was shut down completely for an hour and a half. >> reporter: but the residual damage lasted longer as the cleanup process took place. you command see how clogged up it got on the connector and on alternate routes. the tanker was full of cooking oil, which meant all of it had to be transferred to a

different tanker. >> they're laying down either kitty litter or absorb want absorbant. >> reporter: it lasted a little over four hours. >> and the chp said no one was injured in the fire. a massive fire is finally contained after burning through a stockton lumber yard. they fought the flames for hours as stacks of wooden pallets fed the fire. >> reporter: three major fires in the stockton area are starting to raise suspicion. investigators are trying to determine if it was set or connected to two previous fires. neighbors are connected it to the company and the homeless. >> over by the train tracks. they live over there and they start -- they light fires to

keep warm or whatever. that's what's happened every time. it should not be in town. now my kids are missing school and everything because of this. >> reporter: the pallets were placed far enough apart to actually slow down the spread of the fire and prevent injuries. >> the stacking and the columns, the roads are pretty good. that's one of the reasons why it didn't move horizontally. unlike the one a couple weeks ago, this one is pretty tight. we're able to get a got amount of water. we didn't have electrical wires fall down. >> reporter: investigators will be out today and tomorrow to see if the fire was

intentionally se. in stockton for kpix 5. smoke could be seen from the starting point of the amgen tour, the bike race leaving stockton at 10:00 a.m. heading for morgan hill. the san francisco board of supervisors will vote on whether local police departments can use facial recognition technology. those opposed said the ban would be a big mistake and hinder several investigations but law enforcement agencies say they use this facial recognition data base to catch criminals faster. if approved, the technology could be used for personal use and by the federal government. we'll have much more on the story coming up on the kpix 5 news at 5:00 and online at kpix.com. take ago live look at the big board on wall street. the dow is up almost 300 points. a huge relief after yesterday's 600 point drop over trade

tensions with china. but those tensions are heating up with the u.s. preparing for another round of tariffs on chinese goods. natalie brown reports it's about to hit you in the wallet. >> reporter: president trump is defending his tough stance in the escalating trade war with china. >> we are, again, in a very, very strong position. they want to make a deal. it could absolutely happen. >> reporter: monday beijing announced tariffs on $60 billion of goods starting next month following the administration's move to hike tariffs on $200 billion worth of goods. president trump is planning to impose another round on another $300 billion of chinese imports. analysts said this who make items that americans regularly buy as much as 25% higher. >> that could be a lot of different things including the clothing that you buy.

more of the items you see in the big box retailer and that could include cell phone. >> reporter: president trump plans to meet with his counterpart in june. the standoff is hurting the heartland. illinois corn and soy bean farmers said they're already dealing with bad weather. >> we supported him on the get- go trying to bring china to the table and make them more accountable for their practices. every day it ticks on, farmers are taking it on the jaw. >> reporter: president trump has promised to bail out farmers with $15 billion but some farmers said they would rather have business. >> exports is what we're good at. that's what we want. >> reporter: one trade group said it could cost 59,000

farmers their jobs. >> many economists believe this will take 90 days before we see price hikes at stores. the man accused of throwing a 5-year-old boy from the balcony of the mall of america has pleaded guilty. he faces 19 years in prison for attempted first-degree-murder. he reportedly told authorities he was at the mall looking for someone to kill when he threw the child off the third floor of the mall last month. the child suffered head trauma and multiple broken bones. amazingly he did survive. >> a team police department is defending an officer's use of force on an unarmed woman. an officer with the baytown police near houston gets into an argument with a woman while patrolling an apartment complex. the officer tries tasing the woman but she wrestles the

taser away. that's when the officer opens fire. >> if someone takes your taser away from you, there's a very good likelihood this could escalate and get bad for the officer. >> the woman was shot five times and died at the scene. the woman said she was pregnant. tiger woods is getting hit with a wrongful death lawsuit after a man died in a car crash. the lawsuit claims that enens burger drank an excessive amount of alcohol and crashed had his car. >> tiger, erica and the woods staff all knew nick had a disease. despite this knowledge, they served him drinks for three hours, fueling his addiction. >> both woods and his girlfriend erica herman are

being sued by emmons burger's parents. >> we are all very sad that nick passed away. it was a terrible night, a terrible ending and just -- we feel bad for him and his entire family. it's very sad. >> the lawsuit comes weeks after woods won the masters. it was his first major professional golf history in more than a decade. six time emmy award winner tim conway best known for his costarring role on the carol burnett show has died. >> the come comedian was85 years old. >> reporter: for 11 seasons, tim conway's comedy cracked up

audiences on the carol burnett show. many of his laughs came with harvey korman. >> and that's the way it was 200 years ago. >> no. this is the way -- >> reporter: he one two out of his six emmiss on a variety show. in a statement carol burnett said she was heartbroken. >> i like the cut of your. >> thank you, sir. there was this tailor in san diego. >> reporter: conway first gained fame on mchale's navy set during world war two and also starred in a number of movies including 1981's the private eyes. he had guest appearances on

sitcoms, coach and 30 rock. in 2002 conway and korman was inducted into the hall of fame. officers in santa clara got an emergency call. >> plus, the ambitious timeline for nasa. i'm tracking a few showers. i'll show you futurecast and when we'll see widespread rain across the bay area coming up. the bay area coming up.

a major security breach at whatsapp. now the company is encouraging users to update their app. they said users might be vulnerable to malicious spyware being installed on their phones. whatsapp has boasted about its high security in the past. the trump campaign is asking congress for $1.6 billion to get nasa's new moon mission off the ground four years earlier than originally planned. >> it's not by accident that some countries around the world are going to the moon. not all of them are going to the moon just to collect rocks.

it's a strategic imperative. >> reporter: when jim became nasa's administrator last year, a planned moon landing was a decade away. >> ladies and gentlemen,s that's not good enough. >> nasa is not currently capable of landing astronauts on the moon. we need to change the organization, not the mission. >> we've seen projects get canceled with billions of dollars wasted. we will shorten the time scale and make this a reality. >> reporter: that starts by going with the space lawn system. it would spit atop the orion. orion heftallyevently would

dark with gateway. >> what's the most significant piece? >> the landing capability. lunar landings are difficult to bill. we don't have that capability. >> reporter: not yet. last week billionaire jeff bezos introduced blue moon. lockheed martin also has a design. >> five years to get to the moon. >> if somebody says this isn't safe, ultimately, they have the authority to throw a red flapping and say stop this. is more important for us that our astronauts be safe. >> reporter: reporting for cbs news, new york. nasa's new moon program is called artimas. nasa picked that name in hopes of having the first woman land on the moon. some officers in santa

clara are going beyond the badge to help out someone in need. >> it started with a medical cal in sunnyvale. after treating the patient they discovered his wheelchair ramp needed some repair. they gathered their own supplies and built the couple a brand-new ramp. >> a live look now at oracle arena where portland and the warriors will face off. tipoff tonight is at 6:00. >> a couple of very interesting back stories there. mary has a look at our weather forecast. >> reporter: we're looking at cloudy skies. today is the transition day as we'll have the storm system that will bring the rain and wind. first, let's take you outside.

looking north. temperatures in the mid-60s. you can see showers offshore. so showers just to the west of ukia. lake county near clear lake. we'll see widespread rain. here's the reason why. this unusually strong system will move in and bring in cooler temperatures. taking you through the day the clouds continue to stick around. the north bay, you will see showers. tomorrow morning, some showers, especially the golden gate north. it could be a wet start with increasing rain. for tomorrow and the afternoon this is at 4:00 p.m. watch for tomorrow evening. it's going to be a mess for the

evening commute with widespread soaking rain and heavy downpours. looking at wednesday into thursday, up to 2 inches of rain from the north bay santa cruz and about a half inch. tomorrow in the afternoon the sun sets at 8:11. daytime highs today looking at temps below average for this time of the year. 63 san francisco. 69 in fremont. 70 in mountainview. 70 for concord. here's the seven-day forecast and what you can expect. turning wet and windy. slight chance of an isolated thunderstorm for thursday. it continues through the workweek into the weekend and possibly even into early next week. >> here we go. mary, thank you. what is the simplest of tasks like taking a walk down a

busy street can be unbearable. >> i don't think anyone could prepare you for what you see and do hoop tonight see how k9 companions are helping those affected by ptsd. that's starting at 7:00. still ahead, probably not a workout you want to try at home. one athlete's balance routine that's going viral. balance routine that's going viral.

here's a way to step up your workout. check out this guy's routine. >> christopher takes strength and balance at an absurd level while doing this hand spring. he walks across barbells. still not impress. watch him catch a barbell while balancing on that barbell. i'm still working on that part. >> yeah. >> muscles. >> a reminder, if you have a consumer problem, email us consumer watch at kpix.com or call the hotline at 1-888-5- helps-u. we'll be right back. at 1-888-5- helps-u. we'll be right back.

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no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. coming up tonight at 5:00, one of the busiest streets in the east bay is planned to get a face-lift. we'll have that story and much more coming up at 5:00. >> we'll be keeping our eye on the storm. >> tomorrow. we'll be on it. >> and game one for the warriors. go warriors. one for the warriors. go warriors.

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