fo live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. now at noon, president donald trump has called off a military strike against iran for shooting down an american drone. good afternoon. i'm michelle griego. kenny is off today. a live look from washington

right now. we learned president donald trump ordered his military to stand down just one hour before that strike was scheduled to launch. it would have targeted iranian air defenses. natalie brand has the lahouse. >> reporter: michelle, the president says the u.s. was repaired to retail yates. why he decided to change course. he talked about his last minute decision to call off the strike against iran. they told him about 150 iranians might be killed in the the attack. they shot down an unmanned drone, plane, and here we are with 150 dead people that would have taken place probably within a half-hour after i said go ahead. >> yes. >> i didn't like it. i didn't think it was proportionates. >> the stand down came about 24

litashot down the aircraft. >> it was over international waters, clearly over international waters. >> this morning, iranian state tv aired unconfirmed video claiming to show debris from the $110 million unmanned drone. a guard commander said iran refrained from shooting down an american military plane with 35 on board that crossed into its airspace. >> economic sanctions have been imposed on iran but some believe iran must pay a heavy price for attacking an american aircraft. >> we'll have to respond or loss a lot of credibility standing in the region and around the rest w>> tensions b and iran have been rising after last week's attack on two oil tankers. the administration blames iran

releasing video and evidence. they denied the accusations. >> the u.n. security council is expected to meet behind closed doors on monday to discuss these recent events. nancy pelosi in a new statement this afternoon said we're in a dangerous and sensitive situation with iran. she urged the u.s. to caliber britt a response that deescalates and advances american interests. they have urged the president to work with our allies. i'm natalie brand, kpix 5. in another tweet the president wrote iran can never have weapons not against the u.s.a. and the world. >> we're hearing more about the kate against the man accused of two murders in san mateo county this week. the charges now being filed. >> reporter: detectives are coming through missing person's reports to see if anyone else might have been a victim. he was booked here at the

county jail last night and they have not released his mugshot yet but he is facing charges of murder with several special circumstances. we're now working on the details background as to why would he have decided to lure these two innocent victims to that location to murder them? >> district attorney says there is no apparent connection between the two victims either. the first, his friend said a strange man called his cab the night before he was kid saying he wanted to leave his bmw along skyline boulevard. on monday night, he was found by a deputy on patrol. then on tuesday night, -- >> we have a male, multiple stab wounds. >> reporter: as officers were looking for evidence in the first murder, they heard a man screaming. the joe truckdriver had been stabbed and their suspect was still on the scene. >> shots fired. >> reporter: deputies shot at

him as he tried to get away and he swerved off the road before they made their arrest. they are trying to figure out what he was doing between the diout inthere ky. nowe'ring possibilities that he may have come back down into the urban area and then gone back up for the commission of the second murders. >> he is 26 and lives in a house in pacifica with his parents and younger brother and he is set to be arraigned here in redwood city on monday afternoon. when kpix last spoke to neighbors of his, they said he had been acting strangely in recent months. one dead and th 280 in san all four were ejected from the car. the chp says the survivor's injuries are serious. no word on what caused the

crash. in sacramento, the community is remembering officer tara o'sullivan who was gunned down yesterday while responding to a domestic violence call. new details on the investigation and the man police say is responsible. well, we still have that area roped off by police. you can see the yellow tape but right above it are blue ribbons and they are tied to poles and trees around the area remembering tara o'sullivan. they are collecting evidence and talking to neighbors. there is a sign that reads we have no comment at this time. please pray for the families impacted by this shooting. people who could not return to their homes after the shooting are now being allowed back in. they said it was nothing compared to the loss of officer o'sullivan's life. they had to find a place to sleep on wednesday night. a hotel with a friend or some sleeping in their car. many will be checking for

bullet holes in their property but many just happy they have a safe place to call home. >> the suspected shooter declined all media requests for the time being but his younger brother spoke saying he doesn't care if his brother spends the rest of his life in jail. and fire watch now. cal fire and firefighters knocked down a fire that broke out this morning. the so-called mountain fire. it is 100% contained. the cause is under investigation. >> a major fire led to a series of explosions. the eep miles from the scene. blasts knocked art off their walls. the fire began in a vat filled with butane triggering small

explosions as the blaze worked its way through a tangle of pipes carrying fuel across the complex. >> it was burning inside and it is pretty much contained to that right now. companies are making sure the fire does not spread as best they can. >> nearby residents were asked to shelter in place. so far no reports of injuries. this is the second blaze at the refinery this month. governor newsom unveiled a plan to help utilities dealing with the after math of wildfires but there is a catch. the governor proposed making pg liabilities but they ha agre certain concessions and meet safety requirements. he shared plans for growing the state's presence globally. california, yes the homeless problem.

let's talk about that. yes, the affordability crisis, housing, issue, let's talk about that. we'll get out of it. the governor talked about the importance of diversity in the state and how start-ups in the bay area are leading around the world. we will have much more on the kpix5 news at 5:00 and online at kpix.com. missouri is a step closer to becoming the first state without an abortion clinic. today the health department declined to renew the license for the only planned parent hood in the state but the judge is a u loeing it to continue conducting abortions for now. >> it is still very, veryulof m can still come to planned parenthood for your reproductive healthcare and that is a good day for n. judge will outline the next steps. jackie ward at the

sonoma raceway where they are celebrating their 50th anniversary. i have diana brennan to tell us why this weekend is so special. >> it is always special. this year our 50th anniversary debuting again our original road course is really exciting. >> reporter: so going back to that, none of these drivers have ever been on it. what do you think they are going to do? >> all the drivers are excited to see it. some have driven it in other cars years ago and they are excited for the challenge. they are competitors drivers ha the fans asked for it. this year it felt like a great time to do itthe trophy they wi be racing for but it is empty. jackie ward, kpix 5. well, it could be the

future of ride-share. flying taxis without pilot. a first look at the ambitious new project turning heads and raising some eyebrows. pg&e is asking a judge for millions because of deadly wildfires. wire warming up with plenty of sunshine on this first official day of summer. i'll have your weekend forecast and uv index forecast coming up.

happening today, pg&e shareholders with vote. pg&e is currently going through the bankruptcy process facing billions of dollars in liability for some of the rst fires in california history. they are asking to approve a plan for $11 million in potential bonuses for key executives. after a strong debut on wall street, stocks for san based sl sligly downright now. the workplace messaging company closed higher. it is a little more than $37. >> the chain also went public yesterday.

let's look at the big board and see how the stock market up abo bart is getting a huge infusion of cash to help overcrowding. they gave them more than $300 million for work on the trans bay tube. it is the first chunk of the grant. the money will pay for more than 300 now cars and a new train control system. the upgrades will allow 30 trains per hour to pass through the train tube up from the current 23. >> right now from 4 to 6:00, it is rush-hour and the trains are packed especially going to antioch, richmond and all that area so this will definitely help. the change means no more short trains will run through the tube. bart wants to expand the facility and boost traction power. dt a is planning for a possible strike by trying to find bus drivers willing to cross the picket line.

they said it would keep the most popular bus routes running. however, light rail service would be suspended. they call it the final salary offer. testing is under way for what could become the first air taxi without a pilot. testing is being done at a rural oregon airport. it is called the hannah. the battery powered aircraft can hit speeds over 100 miles per hour and flies up to 35 miles. the idea of beating traffic is promising but those 18 to 24, only one in five said they would fly in something without a pilot. >> we want to demonstrate perfect safety and real added value for the customer. this is about going in a convenient and safeway. >> developers say one of the challenges is test flights only last a few minutes. they need to come up with batteries that let planes fly

farther and longer. >> here is mary with weather. >> we are kicking off summer with the sunshine. temperatures warmer compared to yesterday and above average for this time of year. we welcomed in summer at 8:54:00 a.m. today. here is the satellite and radar view. now winds are going to turn northerly. thanks to this upper level low that brought the stronger sea breeze yesterday, it is ushering in the offshore wind. gusty winds and plenty of sunshine with temperatures warming up. on futurecast you can see clear skies as we head through the afternoon and looking at plenty of sun for the weekend as well. temperatures even warmer for your saturday. the uv index forecast because of the sunshine at an 8. that is very high and n direct sunl without protection you can catch a sunburn so put on that sun block and sunglasses because the medium levels of

pollen and over the next few days. if you suffer from allergies, not a lot of relief. highs for today, 8 in concord. 89 fairfield. 82 san jose. mid-80s in santa rosa. low 70s in san francisco and here is the seven-day forecast. temperatures warming up for your saturday above average. that will continue for sunday, as well. then temperatures will take a dip as we head through the middle part of the next week. daytime highs at or below average. you can see warming up and then cooling down over the next several days. a controversial vaccine bill passes in california. what this means for your kids is next.

in health watch. a california vaccine bill has cleared a major hurdle despite emotional backlash from some parents. the committee passed the bill yesterday. it gives health officials vaccine oversight when doctors grant more an exemptions a year or schools drop the lowest vaccination rate. the bill now heads to assembly appropriations committee. the u.s. currently exencing

beginning of summer comes a slowdown of blood donations. the american red cross says only 3% of eligible people donate blood and even fewer donate during the summer months. it is affecting people like lisa who has several auto- immune disorders. her doctor could not locate the monthly chemotherapy she needed because of a lack of blood donors. >> this has kept me out of the hospital and it completely gives me a quality of life that i don't have when i'm off of it. if you can donate, you can get more information at redcross.org. a shelter is trying to find foster homes for dozens of sick dogs. at least 100 have been quarantined after a flu outbreak.

they said they need a temporary home for at least a month. the highly contagious virus acts like the human flu d dog flu is not fatal for animal. today is take your dog to workday. they found 75% of dog owners says being able to bring their dog to work makes them want to stay with the company. san francisco's air b.a. bend came in fifth and uber came in tenth. if you have a question, e-mail us@consumer watch @kpix.com. we will be right back.

day at you want peaches. mmer is inthe air. we'll talk about summer fruits beginning. it is going to get bigger, it will get better and less expensive. look how beautiful that looks. let's talk about our yellow peaches right now. when buy them, make sure they have this beautiful color all the way around, dark reds, burgundies, the skin nice and tight and slight to the touch. on the counter neff in the refrigerator.

when it has more of a give, that is when they are ready to enjoy with the wonderful aroma. i love the taste of summer for peach erthan this. always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. awe, summer. >> i love the peaches. that is going to do it for kpix5 news at noon. autil" is coming up next and allen and veronica we'll see you at 5:00. have a great afternoon everybody.

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