. now at noon, this bay area road shut down as police investigate a second homicide in less than two days in the same area. good afternoon, i'm chow kennychoi. >> i'm michelle griego. both bodies discovered along skyline boulevard. jackie ward has new information from the police.

>> rorrve wracking. o hocidewithin 24 hours ofeachof detectives trying to figure out if they're related. the deputies were on this part of skyline boulevard looking for ce of a homicide that happened monday night. they heard someone yelling for help. they found a man lying on the ground with stab wounds. he died at the scene. they saw a man they believed to be the suspect driving toward them and the victim. a deputy fired at the car, hitting it. a suspect was then taken into custody and went to a hospital to be treated for cuts on his arm. >> scary. especially scary how close it is to my house and parks. >> reporter: a woman who lives close did not want to identify herself. >> we feel like everybody needs

to help each other out. to hear things like this, it's disturbing and sad. i feel terrible. it's a beautiful area. t a tight knit community. >> reporter: trs a couple of similarities. they happened close to each other and they both died from stab wounds. >> generally, people feel safe up here and come here because they love it. we have a good community. this is unexpected. >> reporter: the sheriff's office is trying to figure out any other possible connections between the two homicides. and skyline boulevard from reeds roost road is closed until further notice. much more on the story coming up on the kpix5 news at 5:00 and online at kpix.com. and police blocked off a stretch of road in freemont all morning long after a

motorcyclist died in a hit-and- run crash. mckayla maroney is at the scene of the crash along mission boulevard. >> reporter: you can see the wreckage from the crash. window of the car to preserve the crime scene. the driver now facing possible charges of vehicular manslaughter. the motorcyclist was a 20-year- old man who died at the hospital this morning. at about 5:25 a.m., he crashed in a car that made a left hand turn in front of him at mission and brown. the car's driver and possibly a passenger got out and ran away. but left clues in the car about the destination, the motel 6 less than a half mile from the crash site. >> investigators have two people of interest. >> reporter: police trying to determine who was responsible for the crash. >> we're using community cameras, cameras from the businesses to determine if we can catch who was driving the car at the time of the

collision. >> reporter: the charges will be up to the district attorney. but the fact that the driver ran away doesn't bode well for leniency. ks of so in the future? ho >> dongsill rk we just want to make sure that all the parties take responsibility for what happens. >> reporter: both of the licensed drivers and they don't know yet if dui or speed played roles in the crash. and police reopened mission boulevard about ten minutes ago. and santa clara, a crash sent four people to the hospital. chopper 5 flew over the aftermath before 10:00 this morning. this is at foothill expressway and al monte. no word on what led to the crash. and police are looking for the gunman responsible for two shootings on 680 in less than two days.

the latest happened last night on the southbound lanes in east son jose. a 12-year-old girl was hurt by shattered glass and is expected to be okay. the chp is trying to gather details on what happened. this comes one night after a man was killed in a shooting on 680. police located his vehicle in the center median north of landis avenue. the victim is 30-year-old matthew rios. no word on suspects or a motive. the chp is investigating a third freeway shooting. a bullet struck a car on highway 17 last night. the driver is not hurt. today, united nations is pointing a finger at the saudi arabia crown prince for the killing of jamal khashoggi. last year, the journalist visited the con sol lateral in instan bull to get a marriage license and was never seen again. he was a prominent critic of the crown prince.

the saudis denied he was behind the murder. >> what needs to be investigated is the extent to which the crown prince knew or should have known of what would have happened to jamal khashoggi. >> today's 101-page report is calling on the u.n. to launch a criminal investigation into the 31-year-old prince and suggests sanctions on the actions abroad. for the first time, lawmakers hearing from one of president trump's most trusted former aids. former communications director hope hicks testified booindz closed doors today before the house committee. lawmakers asked her about the mueller probe. but so far, hicks hasn't talked about anything that happened during her time at the white house after its lawyers argued executive privilege protections. >> i'm watching obstruction of justice in action. the white house is asserting community. it doesn't exist.

what are they trying to hide? >> hicks left the white house in march last year. president trump just wrapped up his florida campaign kickoff with a fund raiser this morning near miami. the warning to americans if he's not re-elected. greeted supporters in miami late last night following the jam packed campaign rally in orlando. . >> keep america great. . >> reporter: the president officially kicked off the run for re-election with a new slogan and a warning of what will happen if he loses. >> our radical democrat opponents driven by hatred, prejudice, and raid. they want to destroy you and destroy our country as wre we know it. >> reporter: before thousands of supporters, the president hit on the themes that got him lekted in a stunning 2016 upset

over hillary clinton. >> we believe the country should be a sanctuary for law abides citizens. >> reporter: it's been less than 24 hours since is announcement and he's raised more than $24 million for the bid. it's a sign of enthusiasm unmatched. >> no matter what the polls say or what the news says, we love him and has his back. >> reporter: bernie sanders had a different reaction. >> an hour and a half speech of lies, distortions, and nonless. >> reporter: a group of protesters gathered around a 20 foot balloon depicting the president in a diaper. one organizer said, when trump loses in 2020, america wins. cbs news, orlando. president trump's campaign manager is predicting that mr.

trump will win more electoral votes than in 2016, dismissing the polling that shows the president is trailing top democrats. and lawmakers hearing from pilotings who criticized boeing safety, including the bay area's own captain sully. in 2009, he safely landed his disabled plane on the hudson river in new york. he says boeing was more focused on protecting the product than those who use it. just a few hours ago, he spoke out. >> we must investigate accidents before they happen. we should all want pilots to experience these challenging situations for the first time in a simulator and not in flight with passengers and crew on board. reading about it on a ipad is not close to sufficient. pilots must experience it physically, firsthand. >> today's hearing comes as boeing resuming sales of the 737 max model. the plane has been grounded

worldwide since a pair of deadly crashes in indonesia and ethiopia. and i'm at the live news desk. the fed announced today they will not be cutting interest rates. at least not yet. the chairman of the fed is speaking right now live. you're looking at the press conference. he's answering several questions about interest rates. he's saying this is likely that they will be cutting the rates down the road due to low inflation and potential trade disputes with china. at this point, that's not quite going to happen. now, as a result of this, let's take a look at the big board. stocks in the green, up 74 points at this hour and seem to be on the up and up. emily turner. back to you. coming up, keeping harmful videos out of kids' hands. youtube considering big changes. millions of americans admit getting behind the wheel after using marijuana. i'm in los angeles where a new

study wants to put the brakes on this dangerous behavior. after a gray start to the day, we are watching the skies clear. here's a live look with the treasure island camera of blue out there. we'll talk about what to expect through the rest of the afternoon and slightly cooler temperatures. details in the full forecast.

. youtube is considering making some major changes in response to concerns children

are being exposed to harmful content. according to the wall street journal, google executives considering a move of all children's content to a separate platform. a stand alone youtube kids app could shield children from inappropriate content. they're thinking about turning off the autoplay in each features. youtube consent us a statement saying, we consider lots of ideas for improving youtube and some remain just that, ideas. others we develop and launch like the restrictions to minors live streaming. as more states legalize marijuana, more people admitting iving while high. most americans believe the drivers will never get caught. here's more. >> reporter: as this car weaves across the highway, police close in. the driver admits right away he's high. >> i just finished smoking my marijuana. that's probably why you smell

it. >> reporter: a survey finds nearly 15 million drivers report getting behind the wheel within an hour of using marijuana. >> oh, yeah. i know a lot of people that do that. >> reporter: drivers are not surprised. but they are concerned. >> lots of things can happen on the road. >> reporter: the report says nearly 70% of americans believe it's unlikely drivers high of marijuana will get caught. but the automobile association points out that the police are getting more sophisticated. . >> you can get caught if you are driving ufrs. and also regardless if marijuana is legal in your state, it's not legal for you to get behind the wheel impaired. >> reporter: here in los angeles, drug-related dui arrests shot up 32% after marijuana was legalized for recreational use last year. this is a expert with the l.a. p. d. marijuana impairs

critical driving skills. >> it affects depth perception and memory and concentration. >> reporter: drivers should wait eight hours after smoking marijuana before getting behind the wheel. aaa says that millennials are the most likely to drive within an hour of smoking marijuana. and new at noon, you are looking at gatorade's national girls soccer player of the year. sophie jones is dpr the bay area. she has been training with the under 20 women's national team. the player of the year program recognizes the nation's most elite high school athletes for accomplishments on and off the field. jones volunteered locally with the special olympics and a youth soccer coach and maintained a 3.65gpa in the classroom. she'll join the soccer team at duke university this fall. congratulations to her. and you don't have to be

young to be a successful athlete. >> that's right. a 103-year-old runner is making his ris. julia hawkins set a new senior games record for the 50 meter dash in her division and took gold in the 100 meter dpash. louisiana started running when she was 101. it's what keeps her mind and body sharp. she says her favorite place to train is, get this, winter garden. >> she lives on abacre of land. >> that is amazing. good for her. she looks fantastic. and here is a live look at the sales force tower camera. starting to catch the sunshine out there. great to see on the tower camera looking east on the bay bridge. the temperatures in the 60s and 70s at this hour. in fact, the temperatures are cooler compared to yesterday at this time for many locations. we are 7 degrees cooler in concord at this hour.

4 degrees cooler in hayward. san jose, 5 degrees cooler. and that's compared to yesterday at this time. and here's the ridge of high pressure that's still in control. this upper level low is going to push and generally affect the pacific northwest. it will kick the ridge a little bit part to the west. with it, stronger on shore flow. the stronger marine flubs and today, the start of a cooling trepd for us. just a little bit of a cooling trend. through the rest of the oog at skies clearing and the clouds retreating to the coast. tomorrow, low clouds and areas of fog along the coast and parts of the bay. and afternoon sunshine. and as we look ahead to thursday and friday, we are trending cooler because of the upper level low. that stronger marine influence means temperatures cooler compared to today. the sunset, 8:34. the sunrise, 5:47.

daytime highs, 86 in concord and fairfield. 88 livermore. 70 oakland. 67 in san francisco. cool and breezy along the coast. and here's the seven-day forecast and what you can expect. and there we go with a little bit of a cool down thursday and for friday. and very pleasant seasonal temperatures as we go through the weekend and early next week. the next several days right around where we should be this time of year. co heat steestill ead, a shock fishermen. a great white came up to their boat.

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. a close encounter with a ivk fo group in new jersey. >> they are calling it a once in a lifetime event. >> oh, my god. hold on. look at that. >> i would be saying the words too. the fishermen were on the water for nearly 14 hours before taken by surprise by the 18 food long great white shark. it tore off the bag of chum from the side of the boat. the boat's captain likened the experience to the movie jaws.

>> they had the bag of chum right on the side of the boat. of course. reminder. if you have a consumer problem or question, e-mail us or call the hot line, 888-5-helps-u. we'll be right back.

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so will that one. i'm the fresh fwroes grocer. always remember to eat healthy. whwahersa rare sighting for orcas putting on a show. what could be bringing them from the pacific northwest. that story and more at 5:00. >> my daughter is obsessed with whales and dolphins. that's quite a show. >> get her on a boat. she needs to see them up close. >> wow. >> have a great day, everyone.

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