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over alameda suspect search lg for a suspect in a burglary and chase and shooting in officers. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. jackie ward is live at the scene with more. >> reporter: that alleged burglary and reported shooting happened in hayward. that ended up leading to a chase that ended here in oakland in the neighborhood of 106th. that's where police have been focusing the search efforts for a suspect for hours. police from hayward, oakland, and freemont looking for a person they believe was involved in i aburglary in hayward. it happened around 12:45 this morning near an industrial part of the city. the police got on scene and the suspect allegedly started shooting at the officers. it's unclear if officers fired back.

no officers or bystanders were hurt. two suspects supposedly jumped in a car, starting a pursuit through hayward and ending at 106th in oakland. that brings us here to where authorities have been for nearly 12 hours. one of the suspects was arrested and the hunt remains for at least one other suspect. ban croft is back open to northbound and southbound traffic. linc is closed starting here until sunny side. police have not said when the area will reopen to traffic. a homicide investigation is underway after a man's body was found near the roadway off skyline boulevard. authorities closed the area in both directions indefinitely. mckayla maroney has more from the scene. >> reporter: and the good news

is that they just reopened skyline boulevard, which is a heavily traveled boulevard in san mateo county. even the discovery of the body happened by chance. there are a lot of questions right now. and a murderer on the loose. the man's body was found on the side of the road just after 11:00 last night. investigators closed down skyline and spent the morning looking for clues. a san mateo county deputy was on a patrol here on the preserve and made the gruesome discovery. >> located a male off the side of the road in the area. and began an investigation. . >> reporter: teams from the c crime lab were sent to the scene while people who live in the area were told not to open their doors to anyone who might knock unless it was law enforcement. they're hoping someone might call them with clues.

>> if anyone was in the area and heard or saw anything, contact the sheriff's office. >> reporter: and at this point, no word on how this man died nor how long his body may have been here. live in san mateo, mckayla maroney. an and investigation after a deadly shooting on 680 forced a five-hour closure across all lanes this morning. it happened around 10:00 last night. the chp says a driver in his 20s was found dead inside a car. no word of suspects or a motive. and investigators out in union city after a violent explosion sent two men to the hospital last night on elizabeth way around 8:00. firefighters say the family of five was storing two large canisters inside the home. one was leaking and led to the explosion. three people escaped unharmed.

in a couple of hours supervisors could vote to ban the sale of vapes products. other officials are on board. the goal is to protect children. san francisco based joule voicing support in protecting kids. but they argue the ban goes too far. and a big crowd is gathered in orlando waiting for president trump to arrive for the official 2020 campaign kickoff. nicole killion reports from the battleground state of florida. >> reporter: about 20,000 people can fit in amway arena and they're predicting record crowds to surpass that. some supporters spent the night outside of the arena. >> i'm hoping that he's in for another four years.

>> reporter: the president tweeted republican enthusiasm is at an all-time high. look what is going on in orlando, florida right now. going to be wild. see you later. >> 104,000 people in orlando. 85 people for joe biden at his rally. >> reporter: a fox news poll shows president trump losing to multiple democratic white house hopefuls. internal trump campaign polls from march shows him losing to former vice president biden in many swing states and traditional republican strong holds. >> planning on campaigning in the south and winning georgia and north carolina, south carolina, believe it or not. i believe we can win texas and florida. >> reporter: the campaign is holding a tailgate ahead of the rally and supporters are pleased with the job the 45th preponderate has done. >> if you wait in line like most people to come to the country, it's a country of immigrants. if you come legally and wait in

line, we welcome everybody. >> reporter: on the eve 06 the kickoff, the president used twitter to announce a massive deportation saying i.c.e. will begin the process of removing the millions of illegal aliens in the united states. they will be removed as fast as they come in. once the president arrives, participate many in a fund raiser and then the main event with the vice president and first lady. democrats planning counterprotests in orlando over the deportation policy. trump supporters rallying in son jose today. much more on that part of the story coming up on the kpix news at 5:00 and online at kpix.com. and new, president trump announcing just two hours ago that acting defense secretary has withdrawn from the confirmation process. the president citing the decision due to spending more time with his family.

the army secretary will be the new acting secretary. more than 1,000 troops headed to the middle east as tensions escalate teen the u.s. and iran. this comes in the wake of the attacks on the oil tankers. the pentagon releasing photos of the revolutionary guarding trying to destroy evidence on the vessels. iran denied involvement but did admit it's increasing the production of the uranium. . >> we should not yield to nuclear extortion. >> the trump administration withdrew from the deal and reimposed the sanctions. but the state department says iran should abide by its commitments. and u.s. and china leaders meeting face to face to discuss the trade dispute. president trump will hold talks with chinese president at the g- 20 summit in japan.

the news is sending the stocks higher. the dow is up about 369 points. and i'm emily turner. new at noon, google making a big time pledge for bay area housing. it will invest $1 billion to help tackle the crisis. it will repurpose $750 million of its land as residential housing. right now, most of it is zoned for office or commercial sfas. google says the change will enable to it to support the development of 15,000 new homes, including options for middle and low income families. the second part of the plan is to establish a $250 million investment fund to provide incentives for developers. the goal is to build 5,000 affordable housing units across the market available in the next few yearings. and it will give $50 million in

grants to nonprofits. and still ahead, another mysterious death in the dominican republic and travellers getting sick. the latest incidents involving american tourists. and fsh unveils the new digital currency. how it works and the challenges the system faces. and we are watching the skies clear across the bay area. here's a live look with the dublin camera. right now, 83 degrees. you can see all of that sunshine. and now let's show you the sales force tower camera looking south at the sunshine as well. we'll let you know how warm it gets and when temperatures get a little bit cooler coming up.

. a new jersey man is at least the eighth person to die on vacation in the caribbean nation during the past year. mola lenghi reports. >> reporter: joseph allen's family says he traveled to the drr frequently and was in good health. he was there last week with friends who say he was complaining about being hot at the pool. he went to take a shower and lie down for the night and was found dead the next day. at least seven other americans died in the dominican republic in the last months -- 12 months, most from hard heart

attacks. his father died from heart and respiratory problems last june. have his remains bought back here and have an american autopsy done. >> reporter: and tourist groups reporting concerns. five members of an oklahoma high school group staying at the hard rock became ill. and more than 40 jimmy guf buffet fans became ill. allen's family is trying to get his body back to the united states. we continue to wait on the fbi toxicology reports on the three deaths that occurred on the island in may. the u.s. embassy says at this point, there is no proof linking the deaths. health experts say heart attacks are the most common form of death for americans on

vacation. new at noon, boeing just got a promising deal the sell its troubled 737 max planes. the company says this is the first sale since the ethiopian airlines crash in march. international airlines group announced it plans to buy 200 of the jets. they would be delivered between 2023 and 2027. the 737 max was the best selling jets and slowed production since the grounding. president trump's plan for tariffs on chinese goods is expected to impact the holiday shopping season. tariffs would add 25% to the import cost of productses, including gaming consoles, toys, and cribs. of facebook is unveiling a crypto called libra. the challenge is con vertds it to cash. it can be used at places that

accept it or traded for traditional money at a bank or other institutions. it's in the testing phase right now and is expected to launch in 2020. some big name partners are lined up, including visa, uber, and pay pall. and the tower cam with the fog coming in to san francisco. but we are seeing the clear skies and sunshine too. . >> that's right. just a beautiful sight earlier this morning with the time lapse. the fog rolling in and a shallow marine layer out there and now the sunshine. here is a live look with the sales force tower camera looking east. you can see the blue skies and we're watching the skies clear through the day. plenty of sunshine across the region. and our temperatures are running in the 60s, 70s, and in the 80s. so warmer compared to yesterday afternoon. and concord, you're at 82 degrees. oakland, 674. -- 64. san francisco, 60.

upper 70s in san jose. and santa rosa, 72 degrees. we'll watch the temperatures rides through the afternoon. and high pressure in place. the ridge is moving closer to us and we have weaker on shore flow. because of that, especially inland, the temperatures are heating up. today, the warmest day out of the weeken land. futurecast, hour by hour, you can see the clear skies across the bay area. tomorrow morning, low clouds and areas of fog along the coast and parts of the bay and is sunshine in the afternoon as well tomorrow with temperatures a little bit cooler for tomorrow. slightly cooler for the second half of the week because of the upper level low pressure system in the northwest. and it's ushering in for us the stronger marine layer. and with that influence, the temperatures will be a little bit cooler. if you're suffering from allergies, the pollen report. , medium today and higher on

wednesday. you can see the prominent pollen. low 90s from concord and fairfield. mid 80s san jose. mid 70s oakland. 70 san francisco. and mid 60s, cool, along the coast as well as breezy. and you can see that slight dip in temperatures for tomorrow, thursday, and for friday into the weekend. and into early next week. but temperatures are going to be right around where they should be for this time of year. seasonal highs over the next several days. really all about the climate cool on the coast and hooeting up inland. > bay area homeowners are facg some are doing more as fire season approaches. >> reducing the impacts of a wild fire as it burns across the community and property. >> tune in tonight at 7:00 to see the original report, what

people are doing to harden their homes against disaster. and still ahead, pet owners know the look. the science behind puppy dog eyes and how your dog is using them to get what they want.

. new research suggests dogs may have developed puppy dog eyes as aan evolutionary trick to get what they want. >> and dogs with more expressive faces get adopted faster from shelters. researchers in the u.s. and britain compared the anatomy and behavior of dogs to wolves and found that over thousands of years, dogs developed an eyebrow movement that wolves don't have. >> it hijacks our emotions and triggers a nurturing or care giving response, not unlike what you see in human parents paying attention to their own infants. >> experts say that it makes the dogs' eyes appear larger, like a baby's, creating a cute factor. and it's a dog's face that helps bond them to owners even

more than a lovable tail wag. >> i'm sold. give them whatever they want. >> yeah. all the treats. >> cute. and a reminder. if you have a consumer problem or question, e-mail us consumerwatch @kpix.com. or call the hot line. we'll be right back.

. well, today's tip of the day is the caribbean red papaya,

look at that. it looks like i asunshine and a sunrise. and they are delicious. especially with a little bit of lime juice. selection and storage is very important. by the way, these papayas are a super food, loaded with nutritional value. when you buy them, i'll turn this around. see the color here? that's what you want to look for. the yellow, the light green. not too green. more yellow than green. and free from cracking on the skin. that's important. and when you buy them, you want to make sure they're heavy for the size. we have a small cavity and not a lot of seeds. when you bring them home, store them on the counter and not in the refrigerator. take a spoon and i cut down right here and take autoout the seeds and get the lime juice or chili powder or both and sprinkle it on top.

just eat it like this. you can't beat it. remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. caribbean red papayament just beautiful. coming up at 5:00, a san francisco high school is set to decide the fate of a controversial mural that depicts an ugly side of american history. the debate. we'll have that story and much more tonight at 5:00. and that is going to do it for us here at kpix5 news at noon. get out there and have a wonderful day. >> have a good one.

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