. police search for a deadly c festival shooting as the community grieves and remembers the lives lost. i'm mckayla maroney. >> i'm michelle griego. investigators working around the clock trying to figure out

why 19-year-old santino william legan allegationedly gunned down more than a dozen people, leaving three dead, before officers killed him. police have been searching the family's home in gilroy and another in nevada. >> it seems that this was a random act. but again, wech a long way to go before we can come to adetermination. >> and investigators looking into whether he had any help. the fbi is asking for your help. if you have photos or videos of the shooting, send them to this website. five victims still in the hospital this afternoon at the santa clara valley medical center. one is in good condition. one is in fair. the other is serious. the others are keeping their

status private. people came together in gilroy holding candles and each other. jackie ward has a look at the young lives lost. >> reporter: 48 hours after the deadly shooting and people are still trying to navigate through the nightmare. there are two memorials to remember the victims killed. one is a 13-year-old girl. key key's aunt believes she was the first victim. her mom tried to keech her. the girl's stepfather tried and he was shot in the arm. the police forced them to evacuate and leave her behind. >> whether or not we want the guns given to the public. those are conversations we

should have as a community and make sure there's no many victims and children that have to died. >> reporter: she died instant lay. she would have been 13 on saturday. and trevor irby was a victim that recently moved to california. he was at the festival with his fiancee. his entire family is heart broken, trying to find a way to say good-bye, wondering why a senseless act of violence had to take him. >> everybody was his friend. i don't care if he met them two days ago, they became his friend. that's how lovable he was. >> reporter: and the youngest was six-year-old steven romero. he was playing near a kid's bounce house and he was shot. the bullet went through him and into his mother's abdomen. his grandmother was also shot. his uncle said he was a great kid. and investigators are on the scene and the park is closed to

the public as investigators continue to determine the motive. and gilroy police plan to give a news briefing on 4:00. we'll stream that live on kpix.com and have updates on the news at 5:00. and one person is in custody after a shooting and police pursuit today in contra costa county. an officer tried to stop the man for a vehicle code violation early this morning. officers chased the car to rodeo and it crashed in a fence. the driver got out of the car and pulled out a hand gun from his waistband. >> the officer fired one round and the suspect did a throwing motion, threw the object, whatever it m.d that point, fle. . >> and police chased the suspect and arrested him. detectives found the loaded firearm in the backyard of an

residence. closing argumentses in the deadly ghost ship warehouse trial. defense lawyers could provide a possible response to the claim both defendants acted with, quote, criminal negligence. they're charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter, one for each person who died. the jury deliberations are next week. and we are learning new details about the murder of an italian police officer allegedly by to bay area teens. police revealing what the high school grads were doing. seth dohne has the story. >> reporter: gabriel chirstian natale-hjorth and elder remain locked inn, facing charges of murder and extortion. new documents provide of

the events. it revealed the teens had been drinking alcohol and they had a totalce of self-control and demonstrated an excessive immaturity. surveillance video shown by the media purports to show the teens who were trying to buy $90 worth of cocaine that turned out to be aspirin and fled with the bag after the drug deal was busted. two plain clothes officers from the force were called. elder admits to stabbing him, claimings it was self-defense. the judge notes no signs of strangulation and the multiple stabs are not a legitimate defense. the teens claimed they did not realize they were fighting with the police. the judge said that was impossible as the police had

shown their badges. he said he did not know about the stabbing. the teens have contradictory ats as to who hid the knife in the room. one of the things we learned was police said the officers were immediately attacked by the two teenagers. and we learned that the officer who was slain did not have his service weapon. police added he would not have had time to use it anyway. cbs news, rome. and the governor is trying to force president trump to release his tax returns. he signed the legislation to require the candidates to release them or the name will not appear on the state's ballot. this applies to candidates for governor. and in a few hours, ten of the 20 democratic presidential candidates will take the stage in detroit for the next round of debates. laura podesta reports the stakes

couldn't be higher for some of the hopefuls looking to stand out. >> reporter: we can expect a mixture of candidates dauking about the policy ideas and attacking president trump, who has come under fire for tweets involving the four congresswomen of color and the city of baltimore. the stage is set for the debate. a field of 20 candidates will square off in two groups of ten. warren and sanders headline tonight. they're expected to push their signature issues. >> expanding a program that has been in existence for over 50 years, medicare. >> these giant multinational corporations, they're not patriotic. they have loyalty to one thing and that is the profitability of the bottom line. >> reporter: for some candidates, this will be the last debate opportunity. >> the lower tier candidates are not just getting not as much

support, but not as much consideration. >> reporter: two men not on the stage will loom large as contenders look to rise above the front runner joe biden and prove they're capable of beating president trump. >> somebody like donald trump should not be able to get within cheating distance of the oval office. >> reporter: biden will be on stage tomorrow. >> i was probably overly polite in the way i didn't spopd. >> reporter: he's well ahead of the rest of the hopefuls. >> i am watching. i think right now it will be sleepy joe. trump won michigan by fewer than 11,000 votes in 2016. there are a few new rules. no one order answer questions. no hand raising answer questions. and if any candidates get out of line, cnn has the right to dock them time to answer their own

question. if they interrupt one candidate too much they will be penl liesed. still ahead, a deadly shooting at a walmart in mississippi. the suspected gunman's connection to that store. capital one suffers a massive data breach. more on the millions affected and the steps to protect yourself. well, after a gray start to the day, we are watching the clouds break up. here's a live look with the treasure island camera with patches of blue out there. we'll talk about what to expect through the afternoon on futurecast. and when we'll see the skies clear for most of us and a warm-up on the way. that's coming up.

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new details into our newsroom about a gas tanker spill over the weekend. this information is that it is much larger than anticipated. at first, this e reported the tanker was 200 gallons and seeped in a dry creek bead. now they're saying it's 2100 gallons of gasoline that spilled in the dry creek bed. you can see the recovery efforts. crews are on the scene and partially reopened the road. the gas trucking company is on the hook for this very expensive recovery. we have our reporter on the scene. be bringing us the latest tonight at 5:00. back to you.

and this just in. a 16-year-old girl is injured after some swing accident. this happened along the alma bridge at the lexington river a few minutes ago. fire is on the scene trying to rescue her. and a man shot and killed two employees at a walmart store in mississippi today. he also shot a police officer. a bullet proof vest saved the officer's life. the suspect used to work at that walmart and he had just been suspended after pulling a knife on a customer. >> we looked back to the store and saw this guy running into the store. i'm thinking why is he running into store? and just about 30 seconds later, we see two people run out of the store and a flood of people leaving. >> police shot the suspect. but he survived and is now in the hospital. president trump is visiting historic jamestown, virginia, to

commemorate the 400th anniversary of the birth of democracy in america. during his remarks, a democratic virginia state lawmaker interrupted him while holding a sign with the words deport hate, sparking boos and chants from some in the audience. the interruption is after president trump spent weeks deriding a group of democrats who are women of color. some boycotted the event over it. and if you have a capital one credit card or applied for one, your personal information might be compromised. the company says a seattle woman stole the data of 100 million people in the u.s. we look at the breach and how to protect your information. says the breach was discovered on july 19th and the system was immediatelily fixed.

not before a hacker stole personal data of tens of thousands of customers. the fbi says former software engineer paige thompson is responsible for the attack and under arrest, accused of stealing about 140,000 social security numbers in the u.s. and 80,000 linked bank account numbers. >> it's not the first and it won't be the last. today, capital one. last year, marriott. the year before, equifax. >> reporter: it involved 100-00-0000 people in the u.s. the bulk of the data is consumers and small businesses who applied for credit cards between 2005 and early 2019. capital one will be notifying the effected individuals. the company believes it is unlikely the information was used for fraud, but it will offer free credit monitoring services to those affected. other steps include checking credit scores annually. placing a credit freeze on your

account, making it harder for someone to open an account. and filing taxes early. >> assume your information is out there. there have been so many data beaches, if it's not, it will br soon. >> reporter: and experts advise consumers to frequently change pass words. cbs news, new york city. and sony is working on a solution to beat the heat. >> a wearable air conditioner. it's called the rion pocket and it's designed to regulate the body temperature by lowering it as much as 23 degrees or raising it by 14 degrees. prices expected to start around $117. but it won't be available until 2020 in the. i could have used that over the weekend. >> oh, my goodness. the triple digit heat over the weekend. and now temperatures much cooler. no need for that device. let's show you a live look with the sales force tower camera. you can see we are getting the

clearing. so a pretty sight looking east at the bay bridge. temperatures in the low 70s from con card, santa rosa. mid 70s in san jose. mid 60s in oakland. and san francisco, 59 degrees. it is a breezy afternoon. west and north westerly winds at 13 miles per hour. s.f.o., 16 miles per hour. and 10 in fremont. and looking at 15 mile an hour winds in berkeley. and 16 for fairfield. and we are looking at on shore flow for today once again. so the ridge of high pressure across the desert southwest will continue to push to the east and the low pressure system up to the north is ushering in the on shore flow. the marine influence for us and temperatures slightly cooler for today. below average by 1 to 4 degrees for this time of year. through the rest of the afternoon, the cloud cover arfog along the coast,roworning.

parts of the bay, and maybe some of the inland locations as well. temperatures a little bit warmer for tomorrow. d our sunset at 8:20 and sunrise at 6:12. highs are more comfortable compared to the heat over the weekend. 84 for a high in concord. 81 in livermore. 73 in fremont. upper 60s in oakland. 63 for san francisco. the seven-day forecast, temperatures a little bit warmer for wednesday and thursday. high pressure by the end of the week and temperatures really warm up. and they will continue to rise friday and into the weekend with plenty of sunshine. and we will be right back.

. the california state university system says it will be investing extra cash as it faces a looming short fall of math and science teachers. an additional $10 million dedicated to teacher training over the next four years. according to a recent study, the system would lack 33,000 math and science teachers in the coming decade unless it takes action. and back to school shopping

is already underway. and analysts predict it will be a record year for sales. the consulting firm expects spending will hit $27 billion while the national retail federation predicts the number $26 billion. families with children in school expected to spend near $700. >> yeah. that list keeps getting longer and longer. 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. morning sun. you might remember new flavours, or a view that defies all expectations. these are the memories that stay with you, long after the moments have passed.

. today's tip of the day is romaine. first, let's talk about it. this time of year, on the grill, off the grill, in a salad, refreshing and delicious. and when you buy them, look how big and beautiful. it has to feel nice and fresh all the way around. where it's been cut, nice and clear and free from browning. store them in the refrigerator rite right away. i like to put them on the grill. about a medium not. olive oil, salt and pepper for a few seconds. that's it. gives it a beautiful salad and

you make the caesar salad. give it a try. i'm tony tantillo. eat fresh and stay healthy. this is fresh. and coming up at 5:00, we are continuing to follow the breaking news. a 16-year-old girl air lifted to the hospital after a rope swing failed. taking a live look from chopper 5 at the reservoir in the south bay where emergency officials working to rescue her. >> more on that and you can always go online for the latest updates, kpix.com. have a great day, everyone.

>> liam: listen, it's a really nice idea that you -- [inhales] that you could take me to beth. it's really nice. but you can't. >> douglas: yes, i can. >> liam: n-no. no, y-- douglas, we lost beth months ago, remember? >> douglas: i can show you. >> liam: okay. what you're -- [clears throat] what you're claiming right now -- >> douglas: she is alive. i can take you to her. [ cellphone rings ] >> hope: your phone. >> thomas: forget it. i'm busy. >> hope: yeah, but what if it's about douglas? >> thomas: douglas is with my sister and his cousins. >> hope: i s-- i just still think you should check anyway.