. happening now, federal investigators trying to peas together what happened before a deadly helicopter crash. good afternoon. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. jackie ward has the latest on the investigation at the

argument airport. >> reporter: this process will be a lengthy one. the part of the taxiway is known as taxiway z, where landings and takeoffs are practiced and where a 62-year-old was killed. he was in a four seater helicopter known as a robinson r44 teaching a student to fly and it crashed yesterday. chopper 5 pilot says the helicopter had controls on both sides, much like a student driver vehicle. >> something probably happened and he either didn't take control fast enough, that happens quite a bit. or the student may have overpowered him. >> reporter: the student survived. but the condition is unknown. the flight instructor worked for pacific helicopter. pilots we've spoken to believe all of the lessons have been canceled. pacific helicopter has not

gotten back to us. the ntsb says the helicopter will be removed sometime this afternoon. it will then go to a secure site for processing and examining. they hope to release a preliminary report in the next two to three weeks. a large police presence in sacramento. deputies and s.w.a.t. crews and a armored car responded after gunshots in an apartment. a male suspect is inside the second story apartment. officers are working to evacuate the complex. people are being urged to stay away from the area between watt. and federal prosecutors will not bring civil rights charges against a police officerf eric . his dying words, i can't

breathe,ories across the nation. the decision is one day shy of the five-year anniversary of garner's death and the deadline for the statute of limitations to file federal charges. >> five years ago, my son said i can't breathe 11 times. and today, we can't breathe. because they have let us down. >> new york mayor says it was a mistake to wait years for federal prosecutors to investigate the death before beginning disciplinary proceedings against the officer. he did not say whether the city intends to fire him. and democrats could vote on a resolution condemning some of president trump's tweets. >> reporter: president trump is imploring republicans not to vote on a house resolution condemning his recent tweets

targeting four democratic congresswomen. >> they should love our country. they shouldn't hate our country. you look at what they've said. i have clips right here. the most vile, horrible statements about our country, about israel, about others. >> reporter: the resolution strongly condemns president trump's racist comments that have legitimized and increased fear and hatred of americans and people of color. . >> he's launching a blatantly racist attack on four elected members of the united states mouse of representatives, all of whom are woman of color. >> reporter: the president appears to make attacks on the congresswomen a 2020 campaign issue. >> we're going to have problems down the line. so i think that's one reason. but also as i learned in kindergarten, you know, treat people with respect. >> reporter: even republicanswhs

may not vote for the measure. do you plan to vote on the resolution? . >> i'm generally not that supportive, especially on a resolution. >> reporter: the minority leader called it a political stunt. natalie brand, cbs news, capitol hill. >> and president trump tweeted a quote from the leader and thanked him for the support in voting against the resolution. and this week, some democratic presidential candidates unveiling health care proposals, harris revealed her plan would cult prices for prescription drugs and give the department of health and human services authority to set a fair price for drugs. yesterday, biden unveiled his plan. it's built on former president obama's affordable care act. a new public option allowing people to buy into a program

similar to medicare. and he wants to curb prescription drug prices. it would cost $750 billion over ten years. tomorrow, sanders is expected to reveal his plan, medicare for all. and california attorney general is calling on the federal trade commission to focus on trade issues, including preventing people from jumping ship for better pay. noncompete clauses hurt workers and you have the opportunity to use the authority to benefit all americans. in california, we're already setting the pace with labor laws that protect against the practices and we urge the federal government to follow suit. he joined other states and the district of columbia in the letter. it hurts workers' wages and harm

con sul sumers, they said. and big tech is in the hot seat. the senate committee is planning a hearing that is called censorship through search engines headed by senator ted cruz. he is the biggest, most vocal senator saying there is discrimination against conservative viewpoints via the search engine. the company denied that yesterday. and facebook is on capitol hill answering questions about the new currency called libra. the treasury national secretary is very concerned about the prospect of this. he is not alone. tech experts also feel this way. >> when i think about the whole thing, it's the wrong company. that's the main theme for it. if it was another company other than facebook, we would have different questions. facebook misusing

data. so it's bad from the beginning for them. they'rero negative. >> reporter: and amazon and apple weighing in as well. this is an on going situation that continues to develop amid calls for regulation of big tech. that is a bipartisan issue. count on channel 5 to continue with the story. back to you. and we'll have more on the story coming up on the news at 5:00. and of course online at kpix.com. still ahead, a california community recovering after a deadly house explosion. the impact on neighbors. thousands of people from all across the globe are marking the anniversary of the apollo 11 io to the moon. i have a look back at the historic space flight. and we are watching the skies clear this afternoon. here is a beautiful live look with the sales force tower camera looking north. you can see the low clouds and

the fog. and here is another view for you of the golden gate bridge. you can see the blue sky out there. and the winds are picking up. i'll show you the futurecast winds taking you through the afternoon. details coming up.

. authorities in union city investigators a collision involving a jointed ac transit bus and a car at the intersection of niles roads around 4:30 this morning. fire officials say both drivers and three bus passengers were taken to the hospital. they're all expected to be okay. authorities in river side county recovered the body of a

gas utility worker killed in a house explosion. the blast happened yesterday afternoon. 15 people were also injured. debris scattered after the explosion damaged homes and at least four properties are red tagged. investigators say that the contractor punctured a gas service line and he hadn't called the gas company to have the lines marked. >> quite a few people were injured. people running down here to help out. there was glass and the roofing was everywhere. thetof the feets were cut. it was pretty chaotic. >> authorities say the 15 others injured spent the night in a red cross shelter. efforts of repopulating the neighbor will continue this afternoon as inspectors assess the extent of damage in the homes. and this just in to the newsroom. a federal judge has ordered r. kelly to be held without bond in a chicago jail on sex crime charges. the singer pleaded not guilty to

those charges. the indictments released friday allege that kelly recruited girls and women to have illegal sex with him. and he tried to cover up the crimes by paying and threatening victims and witnesses. and authorities in greece made an arrest in the case of a murdered oakland scientist. suzanne eaton was found dead in crete. a 27-year-old man confessed to killing her. he hit her twice with his car and sexually assaulted her and dumped the body in a cave. a second man was also defeigned. and wall street, 40 minutes to go. the dow is up 11 points. and 50 years ago today, three astronauts launched on the trip to the moon. the mission is considered one of

the greatest achievements in space travel. how the milestone is being celebrated. >> three, two, one, zero. . >> reporter: at the kennedy space center, visitors cheered at the precise moment apollo 11 blasted off for the moon 50 years ago. >> liftoff. we have a liftoff. >> reporter: on july 16, 1969, a rocket carried three astronauts on the 225,000-mile journey. walter cronkite anchored the coverage. it was a historic mission. collins looked back at the launch of the most powerful rocket every built. >> inside, you're not worried about the power. you're worried about the steering. >> reporter: four days later, they touched down. >> the eagle has landed. >> reporter: and armstrong became the first person to set

foot on the moon. >> that's one small step for man, one giant leap for man kind. >> reporter: the astronauts left a flag and a plaque that red we came in peace for all mankind. >> it expanded the understanding of the neighbor and taught us something about ourselves. that together we can accomplish any goal. . >> reporter: nasa set its sights on returning to the moon. the project faces cost overruns and schedule delays. the goal is to have a man or woman walking on the moon by the year 2024. chris martinez, cbs news. >> nasa is working to stay on the path by building on the success of apollo. scientists says the agency is looking to get a fresh

perspective on the moon's surface. >> we went six place on the moon's surface. personally, i'll go to the giants game six times, but that won't tell me about how wonderful the city or the area is. with the data we have, we have the road map of where to go to build on the success of apollo. >> scientists hope the research finds pockets of water and water ice to help them provide for astronauts on trips in the future, like to mars. and tonight, a prime time special on the anniversary, it's called man on the moon and starts at 10:00 p.m. right here. it's foggy and still hang around. >> yeah. some spots dealing with areas of fog and low cloud action. on the sales force tower camera, things are clearing out. it's a beautiful blue sky. this isking east athe brge. it's w we started the day with

the fog, the clouds, and also the patchy drizzle this morning. so here are the temperatures right now. 83 in concord. 62 in oakland. 81 livermore. 60 san francisco. low 80s in san jose and santa rosa in the upper 80s. the winds picking up. 20 mile an hour winds out of the west. 10 in oakland. and 13 mile an hour winds out of the west,we in san ramon. the satellite and radar view, closer to us farther south bringing in the stronger sea breeze and temperatures a little bit cooler compared to yesterday. so here we are on futurecast. and you can see that sunshine and clearing for most of us except along the coast. and then as we head through

tomorrow morning, once again, looking at low clouds and areas of fog along the coast. and parts of the bay, patchy drizzle along the coast once again tomorrow morning. as we go through the evening, we'll continue to see those windy conditions. this is on futurecast wind gust. and we'll see the winds die down tonight and tomorrow. and the winds not as strong as we look ahead to tomorrow. the sunset at 8:30 and the sunrise at 6:01. daytime highs for today, again, not as warm compared to yesterday. still temperatures in the upper 80s concord and fairfield. 64, cool, and cloudy along the coast. here's the seven-day forecast and what you can expect. temperatures warmer for tomorrow. temperatures cool down thursday and friday to below average by the end of the work week. and plenty of weekend and temperatures continue to warm up through

early next week. >> a little bit of up and down. >> yes. everyone generally believes it takes a lot of water to grow certain crops. >> one group is farmers is producing crops without a drop of irrigation. >> when is the last time you watered the plants behind us? . >> ten years ago. you think this will never work. the plants just thrive. >> watch the original report, crops without a drop tonight on the new kpix news at 7:00. still ahead, a record for game of thrones. what are the cast members and the fans celebrating this afternoon.

. new at noon, the nominations are out for the emmy awards. >> and game of thrones has a record breaking 32 nominations. . >> better call saul. body guard. game of thrones. killing eve. ozark. pose. succession. and this is us. >> there you have. it game of thrones has nominations for outstanding drama series and lead actor and

lead actress and many more. the show led hbo back to dominance over netflix. for the full list of the nominations, go to our website, kpix.com. the emmies are october 22nd in los angeles. and 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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