live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. breaking news, a major bart delay in downtown oakland now is affecting travel in all directions. bart says it is due to a disabled train. between the 12th street and make merritt stations. they evacuated at 400 passengers. it is unclear when the service

gets back to normal. four people murdered in santa clara county ending an hours long standoff in san jose. i'm emily turner. >> and i'm michelle griego. this happened near the lagos golf course, jackie ward tells us reporter: the people live around here were finally allowed back into their homes early this morning as police continue to investigate how four people were killed last night. police say when they arrived to san jose around 8:40 last night, several family members were running away from a home. police learned two people, a man and a woman, had been shot. they were both taken to the hospital where they later died. police say two other women and the shooter were still unaccounted for. they used flash bangs.

police entered the home and found two women and the suspect dead from one gunshot wound. mario libed had just returned home from a hawaiian vacation and was taking his dog out when he heard the gunshots. >> they said stay off the street. go inside. >> reporter: jacob lopez lives across the street and. this is typically a friendly, quiet neighborhood. >> everyone here is pretty chill. this is a big shock to all of us. >> reporter: police are classifying this as a murder suicide because they believe the suspect shot the four victims before shooting and killing himself. the identities of the suspect and the victims are all been withheld until next of kin is notified. in san jose, jackie ward, kpix5. police say this is one of the deadliest mass shootings in san jose history. >> i have been here 27 years.

i don't remember an incident like this where four people were murdered. and, it is just sad overall when you have something like that happen. it's terrible. >> we'll have much more on this story coming up on the kpix5 news at 5:00 and online at kpix.com. an investigation sundays way in alameda county after a suspicious fire caused several homeowners to evacuate in fremont. anne makovec is there. >> reporter: firefighters are still on scene here to make sure this fire doesn't reignite. the video started appearing on social media at around 10:00 last night when this fire started because of what police are calling a domestic dispute between a man and a woman. they are not saying how it started but when fire crews arrived, the situation was getting out of control. >> they found approximately five acre fire headed up the hillside. >> reporter: sovereign power saw the glow from her window.

she prepared to evacuate first alerting her son. >> i said wake up. he said why? i said because we have a fire very close behind our home. he said oh mom, don't worry. i said no, you look and you will worry. >> reporter: they didn't have to leave their homes but gathered their things as ten nearby homes were evacuated. firefighters from fremont got reenforcements from hayward and alameda county and were helped by calm winds and high humidity. the fire stopped before burning any structures. >> very steep terrain but the crews got it contained within a couple of hours. >> thank god, police and firefighters working so we can sleep very well at nighttime. >> reporter: and firefighters will remain on scene here all day. as for the criminal charges, rather than arson, the fremont police said they are looking at reckless disregard for public safety. in fremont, anne makovec, kpix5. another county road is shut down hours after a crash left

hundreds of people without power in american canyon. it happened around 2:00 a.m. when a car slammed into a power pole on flawston road forcing the road to close. power is expected to be restored in three hours. no word on the driver's condition. in san francisco, a 39-year- old man died in a nasty crash in the richmond district this morning. you can see debris scattered across the intersection at park precidio and california street. two others were injured in the crash. police are investigating if impairment was a factor. this afternoon, the man accused of killing two people along skyline boulevard in san mateo county is scheduled to be arraigned. 26-year-old malik tashugi is charged with the murders. the motive remains unclear. new at noon, president trump is taking action against iran after the drone last week attack on a pair of oil

tankers, katherine johnson has the story. >> reporter: president trump signed an executive order issuing new sanctions on iran. >> today's action follows aggre by the iranian regime including shooting down a u.s. drone. >> reporter: the sanctions target their supreme leader preventing him from using the united states financial system or accessing any assets in the united states. >> the supreme leader of iran is one who ultimately is responsible for the hostile conduct of the regime. >> reporter: the u.s. accuses iran's revolutionary guard for shooting down a drone over international waters. it was in iranian air space and is prepared to shoot down more, cbs news the president approved a cyber strike for rocket and missile launches. president trump stopped a mill stair strike on iran following the drone attack and now he says he wants to talk to iran's leaders. >> i look forward to discussing whatever i have to discuss with

anybody who wants to speak. in the meantime, who knows what's going to happen? i can only tell you we cannot ever let iran have a nuclear weapon. >> reporter: the u.s. has also accused iran of sabotaging oil tankers in the strait. a claim iran denies. the pentagon deployed an aircraft carrier to the region in response. but the president seem to be reconsidering america's responsibility for the safe passage of commercial tankers saying china gets 91% of its oil from the strait. japan, 62%. and many other countries, like wise. so why are we protecting the shipping lanes for other countries for zero compensation? katherine johnson, cbs news, the white house. the u.s. has called for an emergency meeting of the united nations security council to lay out evidence if claims proves iran is behind the oil tanker attacks. that meeting will happen behind closed doors. president trump is delaying a sweeping series of io raids giving the u.s. two weeks

to change asylum law. immigrations and customs enforcement had planned to begin a mass roundup of about 2,000 immigrants including families in as many as ten reported cities beginning yesterday. those targeted included undocumented migrants who either missed a court hearing or already received a deportation order. acting ice director made it clear agents will continue to carry out court ordered deportations. democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders announcing today his plan to completely eliminate the student loan debt of every american and make wall street pay. >> the american people bailed out wall street. now, it is time for wall street to come to the aid of the middle class of this country. this wall street tax will have the added benefit of controlling wall street recklessness and reducing the

likelihood of another on wall s include a .5% tax on stock trades, a .1% tax on bonds. and, another tax on fee derivatives. the legislation would cancel $1.6 trillion of student loan debt. meantime, another democratic presidential hopeful today unveiled his plan to help war veterans. >> and now, in some cases, 50 years later, finally coming to terms with post-traumatic stress disorder they have carried with them their entire lives. they are awaiting not minutes or hour to get care at the va. they are awaiting months, years, sometimes not able to get in at all. >> beto o'rourke pledges to create a health care fund paid by a war tax on nonmilitary for newly authorized wars. provide a pathway to citizenship for immigrant veterans and expand reverse boot camps to help veterans for life after leaving the

military. left alone sleeping on a plane for hours after it landed. one passenger's claim that the airline forgot about her. and, a new study suggests coffee could help you lose weight. we love this one. how itould a tool in the fight against obesity. and, we are looking at mostly sunny to partly sunny skies right now. temps a little bit cooler compared to yesterday afternoon. here's a live look with the san jose camera. i'll let you know what you expect as we take you through the week. we will be cooling down, details coming up.

authorities are addressing the damage from this tornado in indiana right now. the twister ripped the roof off of a day care in south bend yesterday and left a hole in the front of the building. national weather service officials are trying to wn onof tornado's music shows in

kansas. crowds evacuated the concert area. people took shelter in mps. country music star jason aldean apologized to the fans. >> the safety of the fans and my band and crew is something we put first. >> authorities say wet conditions complicated services to campers from portable restrooms to water. taking a snooze on a long flight is something many of us do to relax or get through the light. but for run traveler, it turned into a nightmare. she woke up alone hours after her flight landed. tiffany o bryant said she was in an empty row of seats and fell asleep. but when she woke up around midnight, everybody was gone and it was dark an ter the cockpit. she was eventually rescued hours later. >> just a sheer sense of helplessness. when you feel you are locked on

this aircraft. >> if happened el haer, injury could have resulted. >> air canada nfirm it indentan how o'brien got left behind. meantime, o'brien says she hired a lawyer. lest take a look at the big board. the dow is up about 28 points. welshing mcdonalds customers are loving the beef. fresh beef. the fast food giant swapped out frozen patties from its quarter pounder last year and sales of the burger are up 30%. usa today reports mcdonalds sold 40 million more quarter pounder burgers nationally in the first quarter of this year compared to the same quarter last year. well, a new study suggests coffee could be the secret to battling obesity. mark liverman explains how it could help in the fight agnsort fight diabetes and obesity?

new research shows drinking a cup of coffee can stimulate what is known as brown fats. the fat you warm by burning calories. dr. david agis is a cbs news medical contributor. >> normal fat stores energy, calories. brown fat has a lot of iron which is why it is brown around its purpose is to generate heat. is goal is to stimulate it. exercise stimulates it. good sleep. and now, we know caffeine or coffee can do the same. >> reporter: the study published in scientific reports is one of the first to be carried out in people. previous research shows drinking coffee may have many health benefits including a lower risk of diabetes, cardio vascular and death. don't drink more than three cupping of coffee a day. no coffee after 1:00 or 2:00. caffeine half-life is six hours. it will only be half the level

, en ieep, il not be the deep restful sleep with caffeine on reer: research studying caffeine supplement to see if the effect on brown fat is similar. mark liverman, cbs news, new york. experts say people who drink more than four cups of coffee a day may want to cut back if they are suffering headaches, insomnia, and nervousness. all right, i'm at two coffees a day. >> i go one-and-a-half. >> i'm at three. just need to cut back. >> no wonder you're so skinny mary. >> oh my goodness. here's a live look at the sales force camera. temperatures are in the 60s , 70s , and the 80s . so, our warmest spot, livermore, 84 degrees. 80 concord. 61 in san francisco. mid 70s for san jose as well as santa rosa. 24 hour temperature range an to

cooler. two degrees cooler in degrees c mountain view, seven degrees cooler in san jose. so, hopefully, you are feeling that difference and we will continue on the cooldown as we head through the next few days. high pressure to our west. we are catching the on shore flow. warm temps inland. we will continue with temps cooling down as we go through especially the middle part of the week, for today, looking at mostly sunny to partly sunny skies and cooler conditions tuesday and thursday. because of the season, we are looking at the uv index forecast in the 9. very high. and that means the time it takes to catch a sunburn, just 10 minutes. so, put on the sunscreen if you are headed out. we are looking at an area of low pressure that will bring a stronger sea breeze for us. below average temperatures by

midweek. your pollen report, medium levels for today. actually, the next several days. grasses the predominant pollen. by friday, it looks lower so good news for allergy sufferers, relief is coming for you. our sunset at 8:35. sunrise at 5:49. daytime highs today, low 90s for concord. fairfield, mid 80s in san jose. low 70s in oakland and upper 60s for san francisco. here is the seven-day forecast. there we go with that cooler weather especially by wednesday, thursday, below average temps. we rebound as we head through the rest of the workweek. and into the weekend. with temperatures warming up. >> all right, i'm ready for this cooldown. i like it hod. but it's been a little too hot. >> it is nice to have some relief for sure. >> all right. thank you mary. still ahead, never before seen footage of the late singer prince. the brand new music video.

a brand new music video features never before seen footage of prince. >> ♪ just another manic monday. i wish it was sunday. ♪ >> the original recording of manic monday released by warner records shows 1984 footage featuring the late singer song writer and his then band the

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today's tip of the day will be pearl grapes. thisthrietof grapes we get into the market. if you don't pick them right, they might taste a little bitter. so what you want to do, and don't compromise isthe first cr season. you have to have a beautiful color all the way around. more amber color than a green color. little bit of a light yellow color is even better. stem nice and green like always. now, they are like pearls, round. seedless grape is more elongated. when you bring them home, throw them in the fridge right away, but not too long, four or five days at the most. buy them with that beautiful amber color to them. when you bite into them, they will taste like sugar. if you buy them really green and bite into them, may taste like a cucumber. and that you don't want. the bottom line is, grape season is started. i'm your fresh grocer, always

eat fresh and stay healthy. let's see if i picked a good one. i got a good one. crunchy. coming up at 5:00, bay area mayors say they are being banned from luring more business development to their cities. the growth strategy they are calling unfair. we'll have that story and much more coming up at 5:00. well, that's it for kpix5 news at noon, the bold and the beautiful is next. >> yes. don't miss out on that. and allen and liz will see you at 5:00 right here. have a great afternoon, everyone.

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