now 11:00, a deadly rampage across two south bay cities. a rampage of carjackings, stabbings and two hit and runs. police said that it took one ma less than 90 minutes to carry i out. >> from kpix, this is the lates with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hello, i am sara donchey. we begin with breaking news tonight. terror and fear in th south bay after police say a ma went on a violent rampage leaving six victims in two cities. this started after 3:00 this afternoon in san jose and ended about 90 minutes later in milpitas where police arrested the man in this video. we saw him sitting on the curb in handcuffs. police said the suspect stabbed a total of thre people and rammed at least thre others with a carjacked vehicle andrea nakano is in san jose

tonight with us with the latest on this baffling chain of events. >> reporter: it was an extremel chaotic and baffling day at the south bay. i am here at the target where one of the incidents happened. as you can see behind me, this whole area still cordoned off with crime tape and several police officer are at the scene. according to police, three people have been went on a stabbing spree from here to milpitas. >> when it happened i was reall surprised. it is like a safe neighborhood, so it is like wow >> reporter: residents were terrified by the string of stabbings. the first incidents happened just after 3:00 at the corner. police said that a victim was stabbed during the carjacking and has life-threatening injuries. then about 20 minutes later the suspect struck again and he stabbed another driver during another carjacking. he then hit

a pedestrian as he tried to flee. both victims survived as well. the case took a deadly turn at the crime scene on 16th and santa clara. investigators say that the suspect intentionally rammed two people killing them both. the 90 minutes after it all began, a final and deadly stabbing in this smart and final parking lo in milpitas. officers were able to catch up to the suspect near milpitas man in this video in handcuffs is the one that terrorized the south bay. >> as of right now we feel comfortable that there is no ongoing threat to the public, and i want everybody rest assured and feeling safe tonight. >> reporter: police are still looking into other potential crimes. >> if anybody has more information about incidents involving violent felonies that occurred during this afternoon

time period in san jose other jurisdictions, we want to know about those. >> reporter: for ordonez it wil take time for him to feel safe again after hearing about this crime spree. >> it scares me a little becaus i cannot -- it feels like i can't walk around that much by myself, or like late at night. >> reporter: the big question i what led the suspect to commit all these crimes? police say they don't have a motive yet. we are of course hoping to learn much more about this. we are told that the two people wh survived the stabbings do have life-threatening injuries, and the pedestrian who was hit near target will be okay. tonight, san jose mayor said he was sickened by the violence and he thanked officers for dealing with the catastrophe. pretty shocking story in oakland. a judge was robbed of his rolex just a block away fro the county courthouse. police say suspects pulled a gun on hi as he was getting out of his

car. they drove away in a light -colored hyundai. the judge was not hurt during the robbery. take a look at your screen. they have spent their lives serving right here in the bay area but a family of coast guar servicemembers heading out on their next tour heartbroken after thieves made off with their most prized possessions. >> reporter: it is a heartbreaker. i enjoyed meeting this family. they are from the bay area. they served in the coast guard . they are leaving to go to florida and they are set to go to florida tomorrow only to find out that their rv is stolen out of the hotel parking lot. they call their rv rb, and that is because their little son did not know how to

say rv. but their priceless possessions were inside and all they want us to get those back. >> i don't care about the big stuff that they took, but they got my kids' ultrasound pictures, they got home videos that we made when i was little kid and my dad passed away, so that is the only stuff that i have left of him talking, livin and breathing, you know. all these videos are gone. >> you don't get that back again. >> that is just awful. what other plans now? >> reporter: the kids of been warned that they will go now from hotel to hotel and not campground to campground. but they really want their position back no questions asked. i said do you live with kind of a bittersweet feeling about the bay area? they said no, but the would like their positions back as well. june marks the start of lgbtq pride month and we are kicking off our celebration wit

special coverage honoring the diverse perspectives. it flew over the heart of the castro which is of course the site of a few pride events. a brand-new flag will be unveiled tomorrow at harvey milk plaza, and hollywood is making a appearance. she talked about being an ally. >> hope is a muscle. it is much different from activism. look for action and hope will come. if you do something concrete to support the lgbtq community, yo will be hopeful. >> jane fonda, who appears ageless there, is also very popular. there was a long line outside the castro to see her. she hosted an event tonight focus on climate change and the lgbtq community. downtown san francisco is also kicking off pop-up drag

performances. it is called drag me downtown and performers will be a different restaurants and bars to support local businesses. >> this is really exciting to kickoff pride month, coming int spaces that normally you would not find performers. what we bring to san francisco, which i a fierce and fabulous performance, we bring that into these spaces. >> you can find all of our special pride stories all month at kpix.com and cbs news bay area. we are happy to bring yo all the stories in june. these giant rocks are causing serious debate in one bay area city after a deadly turn of events. plus -- i started having lots of symptoms, like i'd couldn't finish my work. >> one bay area woman found out that she was being poisoned by

something many of us have in ou pantry. and we talked about lots of businesses closing in san francisco but we talk about thi one opening for a second time. for the sunnyvale art festival, temperatures will war up, reaching up to 80 degrees saturday and sunday. we will

a battle is brewing in fremont over a set of boulders meant to deter rv parking. the city installed them along the road saying that they were for safety, but 57-year-old woman

recently died after hitting one with her car. >> the effect, especially on some of these sharp curves, is to put a dangerous obstacle right in front of the motorist. that is a safety hazard that should have been foreseen and should have been designed for it. >> important to note, fremont police say that alcohol was a factor in the deadly crash. suddenly having strange symptoms out of the blue can be unnerving for anyone, and that is what happened with a bay are woman who set up so bad that i was affecting her job. it was a pantry staple that was poisonin her. brian hackney showed us ho her son set off on a mission to stop others from getting sick. >> reporter: from landing at tw canning it, most tuna companies do not catch one vital thing. a bonnie wittenberg found out the hard way 20 years ago. bonnie was eating a lot of canned tuna

>> and i went on this diet it was five times a week. >> reporter: it was months after the tuna diet when she noticed that her work designing homes was being affected. >> i have lots of symptoms, lik i could not finish my work. i would go to do my drawing and i would not be able to work out m mathematics. >> reporter: it turned out ther was more than just fish in all but tuna. there was also mercury. >> mercury is a heavy metal and i would say that heavy metals are a bigger issue than pesticides. >> reporter: this is the ceo of safe cat. >> reporter: the fda found that about one in five cans , in can of tuna that is not tested, one in five cans have a spike in mercury. nobody wants a spike o mercury in their food.

>> reporter: so they did a test. >> every single can of tuna is tested. every single individual can. >> reporter: and that is just a big a job as it sounds. >> we test individually about 10,000 tuna per day. we invente a mercury analyzer that is high-speed. we take what looks like a modified drill bit and w put it into our machine and in 45 seconds we have parts per billion of mercury in the fish. that is so important because tw identical tuna can vary in mercury by 10 times. many of th companies don't test as much tuna as we test in a day. >> reporter: including bonnie. >> that's mine. i am awake and have no mechanical problem and no mental problem and i am able to work. >> reporter: and it's all because of her son shawn.

that's right. this fellow. that's shawn. >> a friend of his, he brought shawn into the concept with hi because shawn was bound and determined to make me happy. h was the son that everybody want to have. i am very proud of him nobody is doing every single fish, but at least one thing is working, and he is making a difference. >> so medical contributor said that certain fish have more mercury, so for typical adults it is best not to eat them too often. >> swordfish, tuna and other bi him a deep fish have higher levels of mercury than fish tha are at the surface. >> he added that to stay safe you can have one to three servings of tuna as an adult.

today the all-female crew just received one of the highes awards in their organization. the organization is part of boy scouts of america and is dedicated to developing leadership skills. they compete for the national award, which the tide-that group just on for their time together. >> not only were they super excited about this, but to have an admiral, and present them with another award at this huge event for them, they just came off of another competition wher they have earned some big titles. so in general they are kind of flying high right now. >> they are going to compete in 25 different events from sailin to rowing to not-tying. all useful skills! how many of those skills do you think you would pass? >> i think i would pass none of

them! what about you? >> maybe one of them. if you ar on a boat to get some complicated stuff. let's take look at what is happening weather-wise as we get to the weekend. a warming trend in store for us as the parade of ripples in the atmosphere will take a little break. high pressure is building and meetin there will be more atmosphere overhead, and that means temperatures will warm up. take a look at the temperature rolle coaster ride over the next 10 days. warming up into the 80s and then back down into the 70s mid-70s next week. it is not a four-flesh cold snap but it is return to slightly below averag temperatures. you probably will not enjoy the increased in pollen that is associated with the warmer temperature. saturda and sunday we climb into the median high category for a

couple of days. it is grass, al of an privet pollen. let's take a look outside right now. san jose not seeing far developing overhead just yet. it will be a bit more sparse compared to wha we had earlier in the week. temperatures in the 50s across the board. it will not drop a lot more but it will be a cool start tomorrow morning to go along with the patchy fog and cloud cover. it will not be absent but it will be less of a factor for the morning commute than it was just a few days ago what fog there is will dissipat quickly, already clearing the skies along the coast as we hea towards late morning. plenty of sunshine the rest of the day. w will start off in the upper 40s and low 50s. that is cool for early june but high temperature tomorrow return to exactly normal near the water. 60 on th coast, mid-60s and san francisco, near 70 in oakland i the east bay and a couple degrees above average in the with a mix of upper 70s and low to mid 80s as you go further inland in the east bay. those temperatures are the warmest spots, only reaching mid 80s,

but other areas are more likel to threaten 90 degrees. if you are heading out to oracle park tomorrow evening it is a 7: 15 start because it is fireworks night as the giants start off the series against the baltimor orioles. if you are from baltimore, as they say, bawlmer apparently there is no t, tuesday and wednesday there wil be a lot more cloud cover and even an outside chance of a couple of showers and a thunderstorm. not something we usually associate with june weather across the bay area, bu 2023 has been a weird year so far. i guess we are just continuing that into the sixth month of the year. enjoy the weekend and we are back to slightly below average temperatures by the middle of next week. bawlmer is a thing, paul! i used to work there! hey, we hav

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that others will follow their lead. >> without tourists there are n restaurants and without restaurants there are no tourists. we know that we had t make the first move if we wante this beautiful city to come bac to life. >> it is nice to see something open instead of everything closing around us. >> at one point lori said five locations around the city. for now it is focusing on just the one. this is called the shadow stalker. one guy built it in hi own backyard. the

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are you a roller coaster fan? >> i am not but my boys and my wife are. >> that's a tough job but somebody has to do it in the family! i passed! you? >> hard pass.

>> some people dream about having one of their own! not an of us, but a new jersey high school student built one in his backyard. it is made out of wood. this is called shadow stalker. it took him a year to make it which is not long considering how elaborate this is. he said the easiest part is the structure, which is in that the whole part? i don't know. but the teen also had help from his friends. apparently this is not the first roller coaster he has made. >> actually did my very first one in fifth grade. my dad mentioned, it is time to build new one. >> yeah. kind of impressive. it looks like it goes pretty quick he says they are working on a lift system to bring the car to the top, but he says right now they have to push it. who cares i would write this one! >> that i can handle! good and low to the ground, i can handle

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