. >> we start withgono. >> two north the schools on lockdown. emily turner at the live news desk. >> reporter: a scary situation in santa rosa right now. not only is santa rosa high school on lockdown, as is santa

rosa jr. college. we are taking a live look from chopper five over the same. not only chopper five but the sheriff's office as well and more then 200 police officers, responding to reports of the students on campus with the gun. all students told to shelter-in- place. officers are on scene investigating, making sure everything is okay. d.c. there were no threats of violence and so far no one has been injured. as you can imagine folks are really upset and parents are scared. santa rosa police are asking parents to go to the big lots parking lot on mendocino avenue to meet with officers there for more information. asking folks to stay away from santa rosa high school, to stay away from santa rosa jr. college while all of this on lockdown. they will be giving updates later. we have a crew getting ready to head to the scene and we will continue to monitor this for the latest. in the meantime we have video from inside the gymnasium of --

one student took showing them playing basketball. they are sheltering in place and managing to keep their spirits high by remaining entertained and played basketball. they are all safe and remaining calm. in the meantime we will stay on top of this breaking news story at the live news desk. developing news on wall street at this hour. major indexes falling again as investors react to president trump's plan to tax everything coming from mexico into the united states. the dow down almost 300 points. ha will president's terror plan coming up in a few minutes. the democratic california convention getting underway in san francisco in many party presidential hopefuls plan to be there. live to tell us who we can expect to see this weekend. >> reporter: this weekend all about exposure for 14 of the 23

democratic presidential ina pothe speak they want to make sure their name stands out in the crowded field. california own representative eric swalwell and senator kamala harris are two of the 14 democrats running for president, who will be in san francisco this weekend. of the other nine candidates who will not be here former vice president joe biden. that would explain why he has chosen to go to ohio instead of be here. the san francisco democratic party trying to get the candidate's attention. they want the state democratic party to allow people to become a member of the party regardless of immigration status. the chair of the party says this is not about an recollection. it is participating in the of the democratic party also not right. not consistent with our values as a party and in san francisco the democratic party is doing it , the national party is doing it

. >> reporter: the resolution will be voted on at the convention. there will be another convention before the state's primary happens reportedly in long beach. another chance to connect personally with voters. the state superintendent stepping into try to end a teacher strike. this is the ninth day teachers are on the picket lines. little progress involving the union and the school district. educators hoping that tony thurman will help the stalemate in the negotiations. >> now that officials are getting involved, they would use the power they have to make sure the school district gets the settlement that we desperately need. >> i think everybody realizes what is at stake. we can reach an agreement with the teachers to be with her students especially at this time of year.

>> reporter: they are asking for a 7% raise over the next two years. the district offering to present in a one-time bonus for teachers. educators indicated that vigils and actions will continue while negotiations are in session. the family of a man who died in a confrontation with san mateo county sheriffs deputies is seeking justice. it was announced today it is filing a lawsuit against the county. the deputy attempted to stop in for jaywalking near el camino real. the sheriff's office said he punched an officer before a taser was used on him but video released in march revealed that man was toews first. he was the third death in the county involving the stun gun last year. the deputy district attorney released a statement saying quote when the loss of life is always tragic we closed our investigation after an exhaustive review of the evidence established that the deputies acted lawfully in their encounter. we will have much more on this

story coming up at 5:00 and online. an investigator trying to determine if a fire at this commercial building in hayward today is the work of an arsonist. fire broke out around 9:30 this morning. no injuries reported. in san francisco, this flipped car locks traffic in the mission this morning. video shows first responders at seventh and mission. unclear what caused the crash it appears no one is seriously hurt. u.s. stock market continues to take a dive this afternoon thanks to president trump's plan to tax all imports from mexico remain president trump plans to tax every item crossing the us-mexico border as punishment for mexico failing to stop the flow of immigrants coming through the country. >> we are going to do something very dramatic on the border. because people are coming into our country country, the

democrats will not give us laws, they will not change laws , they will not meet, they will not do anything. >> reporter: the president announced a 5% tariff on all goods coming in from mexico beginning june 10. the house says those penalties will be removed if the illegal migration crisis is alleviated. if not the taxes will increase by 5% every month until october and remain a 25%. >> president -- the president sending a delegation to the house to discuss the issue. he also sent a letter to president trump saying social problems do not get resolved by taxes of course of mree taff pl k on the process to get congress to approve the new trade deal before the u.s., canada and mexico known as usmca. >> it is good for american workers, good policy. good for farmers, good for manufacturers. it is good for everybody.

>> iowa republican chuck grassley says the terrorists jeopardize passage of usmca in congress and the u.s. chamber of commerce says american consumers and businesses will be the one to end up paying more because of the tariffs on goods. . >> the house issued a statement of administrative action that begins a 30-day countdown for consultations between the house to finalize a bill before congress can vote on the new trade deal. game one of the nba finals in the books and the warriors have some work to do. nnis o'dol is live in toro they need to step it up. >> reporter: i love that. they have work to do. the sky is not falling in toronto, the warriors of the next two days off to try to even the series on sunday night.

steve kerr announcing about an hour ago, kevin durant will not playing the game two. so, the warriors lost last night 118-109, the raptors took the lead in the 2nd quarter and did not let go. golden state rusty. the condition wasn't where it needed to be in the admitted to being unfamiliar with the toronto raptors. perhaps the biggest x factor, the crowd. the first finals game ever played in toronto and the fans were loud. but steve kerr downplayed that aspects. >> the crowd will never have anything to do with it. with the same. we will play as my game, fun to be in these environments, to be challenged to be threatened especially because canadian fans are so nice even when they are harassing us they do in a very polite manner. >> looking at the skyline of toronto that is about how high the city and this country is

feeling right now. steve kerr says -- not very hostile just great fans, great country. by the way another injury update michelle,. >> we cut you off, dennis. we are obviously having audio issues but we watched them play. bands have been sending us pictures showing their worriers pride look at that we want to see yours too post them on facebook, twitter or instagram with the #kpix. santa clara county teenager

among eight students celebrating the victory in the scripts national spelling bee. >> congratulations a 2019 chamon the sixth champion from california. >> a seventh grader in san jose . he and the other seven champs take-home a $50,000 prize. splunk still ahead west coast governors weighing on the new abortion laws being enacted around the country. oakland congresswoman barbara lee joining us live in studio to talk about the debates and changes being made. costco warning of price hikes thanks to china tariffs. the items that could get more

expensive. after a cool day yesterday we will see warmer temps today. this is just the start of a big warn of as we head through the next several days. the forecast coming up. eg

have laws protect reproductive freedom. newly enacted and clearly unconstitutional laws in a handful of states can fill our states to act now to reaffirm long-standing commitment to safeguard the fundamental rights of women.

>> today judge set to decide if the state's only abortion clinic to stay open there. if it does expire missouri would be the first date without an abortion clinic since the 1973 roe v. wade decision. attorneys this afternoon oakland representative and cochair of the congressional pro-choice caucus. thank you for being here. >> happy to be with you. >> we know your stance on this issue so it must be concerning seeing what is going on in missouri and louisiana with a heartbeat bill. >> first of all i remember the days of back alley abortions before roe v. wade. women died. we are not going to go back there. if these laws are upheld women are going to die. there, of course, strategy is to get to the supreme court to overturn roe v. wade. thor and

letter. but secondly abortions should be the decisions of the woman, her health care provider or whomever. politicians should not interfere in a woman's healthcare decisions. they need to stay out of our business. that is what it is about. not about you agree or disagree it is about a woman's right to determine her destiny and determine her own healthcare. to determine what she intends to do with her body. as the pro-choice caucus cochair and also one, again, i remember very clearly back alley abortions. i know for a fact women are going to die if these laws are upheld. >> the other big news coming out today, president trump threatening tariffs for all imported goods from mexico into the united states.

what you want to tell california businesses that deal with mexico, which it they know? >> they should know first of all businesses are going to be hurt. california is the top state in terms of exports to mexico but importantly also consumers are going to pay higher prices for produce, cars, groceries. this is outrageous. again, this policy that has been put out by a tweet is outrageous. it will do nothing to address the humanitarian crisis that border. instead we should be looking at how we address the crisis on our southern border,, work with us to come up with a comprehensive immigration plan that includes humanitarian assistance. this is bullying again, this is what he does and this is outrageous and i hope the community understands this will negatively impact their business is thank you recovered serious issues. we wanted thank you for coming. blue and gold. >> a worriers.

they are going to win. they are the champions. >> thank you so much. to the weather now, a live look at the golden gate bridge -- oh no we are looking at the skyline of san francisco, that is beautiful. mary lee takes a look at the afternoon and the weekend ahead. >> reporter: after morning low clouds and areas of fog and a patchy drizzle along the coast we are going to see clearing. we are going to see a mix of sun and clouds as we head to the afternoon with above average temperatures. warming up as we head to the day because of the strong ridge of high pressure in place. we are still tracking that low- pressure system close enough to us. especially for the sierra. showers and thunderstorms expected with this area of low pressure. some of those isolated showers could possibly work their way into a snack bar inland communities, not just today but also saturday and sunday. i think for the most part we

will have sunshine as we head through the afternoon. you can see that on futurecast. as we go through tomorrow afternoon we will have clearing starting off the day with low clouds saturday morning and looking good afternoon sunshine saturday and sunday. a slight chance of an isolated shower for far inland communities as well. for the most part sunshine, enjoy. sunset 8:25 and sunrise 549 in the morning. mid-40s, low 70s in oakland, looking at mid-to upper 70s, mountain view low 80s san jose in mid-80s for concord. those locations will see temps above average for this time of year. heading to the union street festival and fair, mild, mid-to upper 60s with picnic on the field saturday levi stadium. sunny and warm and low 80s, looking good.

seven day forecast we are going to have afternoon sunshine saturday and sunday and that big warm up especially next week upper 80s monday and low 90s next tuesday and wednesday. a college student in salt lake city found that his girlfriend grew up in a secret polygamist sect and helped her escape. >> are these individuals? >> those are all my siblings. >> mary nelson became an unlikely whistleblower against prominent members of her own family. the case is featured today in the whistleblower. ho nelson's actions set up a series of events. the rest of two members of the kingston clan come the kingston family high-ranking number demands basically. the board of directors of this big organization, whistleblowers refer to them as an organized crime family.

>> the whistleblower areas tonight at 8:00 right here on kpix5.

. >> costco says expect higher prices is stores thanks to the trade war between u.s. and china. costco says the new tariffs between the two countries are affecting goods like couture, bicycles and love age.

the retailer says it's working to reduce cost by sourcing goods from other countries. north face apologizing after admitting it had hacked wikipedia page is a famous outdoor destinations to promote its brand as part of a marketing campaign but it backfired when wikipedia caught wind of it. if you have a consumer problem or question e-mail is consumer watch@kpix.com. or 888- 5-helps-u.

. >> coming up at 5:00 a blind dog pulled from the sewer in sacramento. the alert neighbor who heard the cries and the challenging rescue operation, that story and much more coming up at 5:00. that is going to do it for us here news at noon. >> next newscast 5:00. if you are watching from work the weekend is almost here, just a couple hours to go.

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