live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. a contra costa county man killed in a confrontation with police. that afternoon, i am kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. people who live in walnut creek

neighborhood say they are heartbroken after police shot nt we are r-old, kpix fives j here in walnut creek, where the police shooting ended yesterday, you can see that a small memorial is set up here for a person named miles. >> this home here on center court is believed to be where the first 911 call originated at 4:41 pm yesterday afternoon. a woman that her grandson was threatening her, then a minute later, neighbor called and said they could hear fighting and a possible gunshot. >> wake up and go wow, this is a very peaceful, pleasant neighborhood. it is a wonderful place to row up and raise kids. >> six minutes after the first emergency call, a woman from the state called 911, saying her phone was being violent. and was threatening her with a metal pole, with a pointed end. police say she told the dispatcher he had mental health problems, and would be aggressive with police. neighbors we spoke to said they were confused about what was happening. >> we don't know what went down.>> heartbroken.

>> police arrived on scene at 4:52 pm, when just another call came in, this time the neighborhoods that a man with a red bandanna over his head and face was holding a giant crowbar, and was pounding on his front door. after a brief search, police found a man with a long bar with a pointed end, walking on arlene lane. police say he didn't listen to their multiple commands, ordering him to drop the prybar, but he ignored them and ran towards them, after being shot at with multiple rounds of beanbags, he kept running at officers, resulting in two officers shooting their guns at him. >> he is in his young 20s, grew up in the neighborhood. known him since he was four years old. he's just got a heart of gold, he's an amazing kid. >> i wasn't here, i cannot speak to the actual event, so i like our police officers, i support them, they have done a great job here. >> the five officers involved were all put on played paid

administrative leave. we are waiting for police to release the body can footage. jackie ward, kpix 5 . the victim died from his injuries. please our best getting a deadly shooting at a hospital overnight, he has been at the scene all morning. >> we are learning the shooting victim has been identified as a 30-year-old man from fairfield, the second victim is in hospit. condition at a local all began am. p.m. any market, when the store clerk told me what sounded like a brick being thrown through the window turned out to be gunshots. the station was busy he told me, running out of the store, driving away, this witness told me what he heard. >> just sounded like a whole lot of fireworks. it was rick. it happened so quick. oh, my goodness. >> police were able to trace the scooter to a local hospital, he had driven himself there and arrested 22-year-old

soldier corbin on attempted murder charges . yes i will be going through dozens of pieces of evidence. here we saw bullet casings, shoes, and clothes on the ground, holes in the wall from the bullets that were shot, the one thing that police tell us that they don't have at least not yet, is a motive for the shooting. in fairfield, dan mentions and for kpix 5. norms it was a venetian woman after being swept over a waterfall near lake tahoe. dean espinosa's body was recovered friday at eagles fall in el dorado county. investigator say she slipped while reaching for a branch and rushing water pressure over the edge. an initial report from the fire protection district showed pictures of the area, and included a line, reminding people to be cautious while taking selfies. but, espinosa's brother says that is not what caused her accident.>> she didn't even have her phone on her when she fell. she was trying to enjoy the moment, which is something that

she was a big advocate of. >> espinosa leaves behind two teenage children. wildlife experts are keeping an eye on a humpback whale in the waters off of alameda. the whale breached over and over again, this weekend in the plain lagoon, something you don't see very often there. the marine mammal center said the adult female humpback appears to be somewhat underweight, but it is sleeping and eating. 70 gray well deaths have been reported since january, in marin, san francisco and san mateo counties. the apparent cause, starvation. and alameda county, today marks the start of the third week of the new haven teachers strike. the educators joined the picket lines in solidarity ahead of the bargaining session expect to tomorrow. >> we know this district, the school board, they have the power to end this. we know they have the money, it is there financial response ability to have this end, so

the students can get back in the classrooms, so that teachers can do what we love to do. >> the teachers union made a counter ofr in a 6% salary increase over two years, the proposal also looks to restore pay of educators who have been on strike. the district says that would end up costing them more than the previous offers. new at noon, state atty. gen. javier becerra announced a lawsuit against opioid maker purdue pharma. he says that companies using deceptive marketing tactics for profit will be held accountable. >> he appeared crisis is devastating our communities, throughout the country. and it is killing our loved ones. the start of this crisis can be traced back to purdue pharmaceutical or purdue pharma , and the sackler family. and the pursuit of profits. >> california is the latest date to join a number of lawsuits against purdue pharma.

the royal family is rolling out the red carpet as president trump makes his first official state visit to the united kingdom. earlier today, he and the first lady joined prince charles and camilla for some afternoon tea. the trumps were given a tour of westminster abbey, but as ian lee reports, there is controversy surrounding this trip. >> reporter: a grand display of british royal fanfare welcomed the president and first lady to buckingham palace. queen elizabeth is hosting the three-day lavished a fair. her majesty stood on the sidelines with the first lady, while president trump inspected the guard of honor, his daughter ivanka and other family members watched from above. troops fire traditional gun salutes at london landmarks, to mark president trump's state visit. the pageantry is on full display around buckingham palace, this is just a third time in american president has been granted the honor of a state visit, by the queen. only barack obama in 2011 and george w. bush in 2003 have received the coveted invitations.>> the state visit

is the highest honor that a nation can pay another state. >> before touching down in london, president trump fired off at trademark insult, calling him a stone cold loser, for criticizing the ceremonial visit. his aide said such child is in scholz should benethe president of the united states. the two are not scheduled to meet. after a private lunch with the queen and t with future king charles, pres. and first lady toward a special exhibition that they have exchanged over the years. tonight, president trump get a speech at an extravagant banquet. ian lee, cbs news, london. british police have a multimillion dollar security plan in place as major protests are planned during president trump strip. many people in virginia beach are clad in blue today,

as it is a growing memorial to remember the 12 slain in last friday's shooting, federal investigators are on the scene. authorities have yet to determine a motive, but one survivor says this man, keith cox may have saved the lives of seven coworkers as he directed them to hide, police say the suspect, dewayne craddick died after a shootout with the authorities. they are set to reopen tomorrow. this week, delegations from the u.s. and mexico are meeting to try to resolve their trade differences. meanwhile, president trump isn't backing down from his threat on tariffs, if mexico doesn't stop migrants heading for the u.s. border. what mexico has been doing to this country, for some years, like 25 to 30 years, with drugs and human trafficking, and illegals all pouring through mexico, no good. and caravans, no good. >> the president says he will put a 5% tariff on all goods coming from mexico, beginning next week. those tariffs will rise 5% each month until october.

when they would reach 25%. analyst say americans are likely to feel the tariff impact at the grocery store first. >> fruits and vegetables almost immediately, they have very narrow margins. i think for a lot of the other things like a car, it would take a while. >> mexican automakers account for nearly 1/5 of all u.s. auto sales, that means consumers could see an additional $1500 added to the sticker price, if tariffs climb through october. the u.s. chamber of commerce as the taxes will likely hit california, texas, and michigan the hardest. the chamber is considering suing the president to try to stop the tariffs. new at noon, the first day of apple's annual worldwide developers conference in san jose, they announced a new macbook pro, but that is not all. >> ios 13. now, ios 13 is a huge release packed with lots of capabilities. we know that nothing is more important to our iphone users than performance.>> bloomberg

news also reporting that apple is retiring itunes, probably because of sales of the iphone have slowed and they want a media program that generates more income. the company is expected to reintegrate it into a more modern multi platform service. we will have much more on the story coming up on the kpix 5 news at 5 d line@kpix.com. a bay area police department elevating pride month, what you may see rolling around town. bus, wife the four locations are closing for part of the week, special training for employees and the incident that prompted this. >> now that we have got to that part of the day, sunshine is breaking out across the bay. i will show you why the coast isn't quite going to see that at all. the real headline, the warm-up that really starts to take hold, beginning tomorrow. i have that in the forecast, coming right up.

in recognition of pride month, this morning the city of santa clara hosted an lgbt queue pride flag raising ceremony. >> during lgbtq pride month, our country was set on a foundation of ideals, that we are all equal. that we deserve equal opportunity, and that we are free to pursue happiness in our lives. as we read this raise this colorful flag, we are here today to say we honor you, we

acknowledge you, and we stand by you. >> people watched as the colorful flag was raised, lgbtq pride marches and celebrations are held every year in june across the united states and in recognition of the stonewall riots. >> police in san francisco also celebrating pride month, the department now has a fried themed suv. officers will support rainbow pattern patches on their uniforms as well. just minutes ago, tickets went on sale for the nba finals game five watch party at oracle. a week from today, they are guaranteed with a crucial game to win in toronto last night, they returned today this wednesday and friday for games three and four, with the series now tied 1-1. dub sand, they have been sharing their photos, including this one from rick and ronnie holly from brentwood, often. and this one from twitter user, flow balls 22, how cute. we want to see yours too.

them on facebook, instagram and twitter with the hashtag kpix. we have you covered on air and online for all the warriors action, go to kpix.com/warriors. this week, cosmetic giant sophora will jump shut down all stores for sensitivity training. move comes after the singer says a accuse a store of racial profiling, she said security was called to make sure she wasn't stealing. on wednesday, sophora will close its doors to host what it calls an inclusion workshop for its employees. let's take a look at the big board right now, see how the dow is doing, it is down right now about 65 points. let's check to see what the temperatures are like for this week with darren. >> much average today, kenny. tomorrow and wednesday where the numbers start to become noticeably warmer. and before i get into that, let me give you the tour on how things have changed from this morning, we really have cleared out for most locations, that is

the live look in san jose, where there is plenty of sunshine over downtown, a little further north to the top of the salesforce tower, the camera here looking back down the bay, you can see clear sky here, all we have to do, using the other camera or one of the other cameras on the top of the salesforce tower, you can see there is a steady stream of low clouds coming in from the golden gate. and if we just go a little further west, we are just covered right now at ocean beach, this is the pattern, we have been saying that all morning, and really for the last several days, coast never really quite clears out from the current pattern, even though everybody else did start to get breaks his son right around 11 o'clock this morning. we are going to keep it that way. sun set comes around 8:27 pm. by then, we will likely start to see the stratus building backing for many locations through the bay. sunrise tomorrow at 5:48 am. between now and then, these are the daytime highs for today, these are the ones that are pretty much average, a little bit warmer than we were over the weekend. you might notice a subtle increase with these numbers, but i want to do is show you

tomorrow. and i want to do the comparison, take a look at the daytime highs, first for oakland, then for concord. for oakland, the average would be 69 degrees for this time of year it was 70 tomorrow, 77 on wednesday. that is a noticeable warm-up, look what happens when we compare those numbers to inland and concord, going up to 94 for the daytime high on tuesday and 93 on wednesday. so yes, there is a warm-up coming. but some of us are really going to notice it a lot more than others in the locations you will notice a lot more, san jose you are going to split the difference between those two. you will be in the mid-80s, co average by the end of the week. how are we going to such a big warmup like this? you barely even see it if you just looked at the satellite. but if we watch the circulations in the atmosphere, there is a center of high- pressure. watch what happens over the next few days, i'm going to dance this. that circulation works its way towards us. by the time we get to tuesday and wednesday, now it's sitting

up the coast, that is a good location to warm the temperatures up and we really feel it in inland locations more under that scenario. all right, there is that cool down by the end of the week. only to warm right back up again by the weekend, won't be as hot for the weekend. that we are going to start to see the temperatures climb again a bit. going into saturday and sunday. >> all right, that is when you had to the coast. >> right, find a happy medium somewhere. >> i know it, all right darren, thanks. the first in her family to go college, how this bay area student is getting past economic challenges. reminder, if you have a consumer problem or question, email us at consumer watch@kpix.com or call the hotline 88 888 - five - help/u. california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones, - (phone ringing) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this statet

welcome back, today's students rising above, so her rents struggle after a job loss. >> she is meeting her educational goals, despite her families economic hardships. mercedes and her classmates are mulling over this age-old question. >> what is the central issue of psychology? are we a product of nature or nurture? >> a discussion that hits close to home for the uc berkeley

mound high school senior. >> can where you grew up overwhelm you or your family, can you overcome that and go on to be successful, starting with a difficult situation? >> her mother and father moved to the u.s. from mexico. neither went to college. her dad worked construction, then life took an unaffected turn. >> my dad got in a car accident. he had a hernia in his back, and even if he had surgery, it wouldn't be fixed. >> he would never work again, the family struggled and as the oldest child, she took it hard. >> i was trying to deal with school and my parents a home. my parents were always really supportive. they didn't want me knowing as much, because they wanted me focusing on school. >> with family support, she excelled at mount eden high school, impressing teacher paul mitchell. >> like a lot of our students,

they deal with adversity, it makes them more determined to do well, they know how important education is, they know how important it is for them to go to college. >> now, she is the first in her family to go to edits students rising above with part of her success. >> i am more than thankful. i am grateful. >> and her loving family, with the rest. >> they were so happy i got into uc berkeley. i'm so close to home. >> she has these words of advice for anyone who thinks their future is sealed by where they come from. >> you are never really alone, there will always be people throughout your programs like sra.>> to learn more about students rising above, and it scholars, go to our website, kpix.com /s are a. we will be right back.

coming up at 5 pm, neighborhood swim team shut down after 40 years in the east bay, how it said it was blindsided by the h away. we will have that story and much more coming in at 5 pm. >> you think it's starting to warm up today? wait for tomorrow and wednesday, those are the two days we will notice it the most. >> all right, there you go, crank up the ac, get ready. >> have a great afternoon everybody.

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