in the hydrogen-fueled toyota mirai. >>> well, you probably noticed our anchor elizabeth cook is away today. >> she is getting ready to joining the ladies of "the talk" cohosting with them tomorrow. and today, she joins us from los angeles with a preview and liz, this isn't your first time there. >> reporter: no, this is my second time. i was so honored to be asked back. i had such a great time last summer with the challenge. and i had such a great time they invited me back and i'm so excited for tomorrow. it's going to be great. >> it's really a cool show because they usually feature at least one guest that comes n do you have any idea who the guest is going to be tomorrow? >> well, the big guess is kiefer sutherland and you probably know him from 24 and designated "survivor" but he is also a country music singer. and so he is coming out with a new song, a new album and so he is going performing that tomorrow. and we are going to get a chance to talk to him. >> you know what's great about the show is they are all friends and they don't talk over each other. there's this nice kind of

but our very own elizabeth cook is taking over daytime tv. a preview of the talk. >> and what would you say if i said by the first day of may, we will have near or record warmth? you would say let's head to the beach. we have the full forecast coming up. right after this. few hours... it's happening in philadelphia,, the first time since the 60's. hundreds of college star find a home with a >> the nfl draft kicks off in a few hour. it is happening in philadelphia for the first time since the 1960s . it is usually held in new york city. hundreds of college stars are hoping to find a home with a team. the nfl has set up several interactive activities a. huge night for the 49ers with the second overall pick. the raiders will have to wait a little bit longer. they have the 24th pick in the first round, you can get in on the action, draft parties are being held today for both bay area teams. the 49er celebration is at 3:30 this afternoon at levi stadium. and, a raiders draft party is being held at the fox theater in oakland. that starts at 4:30 th

good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. i'm ken bastida. it happened at the coliseum station, where there's been a string of robberies. just a few hours ago - a guy says someone stole his phone as the train pulled into the station.. then took off. kpix 5's betty yu says: the bad guys are taking advantage of the fact that they outnumber the police. it happened in a matter of seconds. bart says it won was confused. it looked like they were horsing around. just being, you know, acting crazy. just started looking like it was turning more violent. >> reporter: she had her phone snatched and four days prior this man who didn't want to show his face said the same thing happened to me at the coliseum. a group of teens ran into his train. >> give me your wallet. >> give me your wallet. >> reporter: one of the robbers had taken his phone. he said the next morning he found this photo posted. taken with his phone of more stolen phones. >> blood is boiling. you can't ride -- public transportation should be safe. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. says it is in the p

good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm ken bastida.x5's andria borba is at sfo tonight with the latest. andria? >> reporter: well, the airport bureau has jury diction at san francisco international. they want to make sure they are charged for pulling officers off an overbooked flight. the video of united pulling dr. david dough off the plane horrified people. during the board supervisors meeting, shehe asked the city attorney to draft a policy prevening sfpd officers from intervening at overbooking squabbles at sfo. >> the airline has a policy about booking. they have made the decision when they overbook, if a passenger won't voluntarily give up his or her seat, that they are going to physically remove them from the airplane. those are all business decisions. the role of our police department is for our public safety. not to enforce bad business policy on behalf of a private entity. >> reporter: after two pr fumbles and apologies yesterday, the ceo of united issued a stronger apology today calling the man handling of dr. dough truly ho

i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm ken bastida. that shooting has shut down northbound 101 for hours tonight in san mateo near the 92 interchange. kpix5's mark sayre is there tonight with the latest. mark? >> reporter: well, at this point we still don't have any official information when the northbound lanes of highway 101 will reopen. always you can see from this live picture from chopper 5 traffic is still a mess, traffic backed up south of hillsdale as far as we can see even at this hour and the timing on this whole shooting today not any better occurring right in the middle of the afternoon rush hour. from chopper 5 you can see the deceased victim covered with a tarp. paramedics responded to the scene, but there was nothing they could do. the shooting involved three chp officers, but the san mateo police department is leading the investigation. >> chp was involved in an officer-involved shooting involving an armed suspect with a hand gun. the suspect was fatally wounded in the officer-involved shooting. the officers are all oka

. >> i'm elizabeth cook. joe vasquez is in san francisco with the fallout tonight. joe?reporter: liz, the shooting death of a 21-year-old immigrant from guatemala has caused a lot of anger here in the mission district for the last couple of years. these demonstrators have blocked off valencia for several hours in the rain tonight. but the district attorney insisted there is not enough evidence to indict the police officers. >> the suspect has the knife. >> reporter: a three dimensional animation recreates the police shooting. the visit owe was pieced together from witness videos and evidence. it happened in february. petes was swings a large knife chasing a man down the street in the mission. he swiped his knife at officer craig tiffy. tiffy's partner thought his partner had been stabbed. then both officers opened fire. lopez died in the street. >> for officers to be charged for the shooting death of pettis lopez, we would need to provide beyond all reasonable doubt that they did not not act in self-defense or the defense of others. >> reporter: they ruled they were tryi

. >>> elizabeth cook is in los angeles tonight getting ready to join the ladies of the talk tomorrow.everybody gets along and they all have different opinions but they respect each other's opinions. each one adds something different to the show which i think makes it really refreshing. no one person has the same point of you want something. it is wonderful to be there. they make you feel so comfortable. they make you feel right at home like you can say whatever you want to say. it is like you are having coffee with a bunch of girlfriends talking about what is happening that day. it is a joy to be there. >> you can catch her on the talk tomorrow at ,,,,,,,,,, taking the "serve" part of "to protect and serve"... quite literally. >>> a big area -- bay area police officer is taking the serve part of to protect and serve literally. >> police officers took orders and bussed tables tonight at the chili's on el camino real as part of the bay areas tip a cop event to raise money for the special olympics. >>> my mbp for the giants is bobby evans tonight. the general manager called up two guys a

. >> i'm elizabeth cook. kpix5's andria borba is in oakland with what the mayor is doing to make sure a tragedy like this doesn't happen again. >> reporter: as the sun drops on the scene of oakland's latest deadly fire, the city says it is hiring more inspectors. >> we are determined to beef up these critical fire inspections immediately. we are right now doubling the staff of the fire inspection bureau. >> reporter: mayor schaaf said the city currently has six inspectors and will fire six more and fill a vacancy immediately. the hiring announcement comes on the heels of december 2nd's fire at the ghost ship warehouse which killed 36 people and monday's on san pablo avenue leaving four people dead. why was this fire the tipping point? >> these changes were underway immediately following the ghost ship fire. these are things that have actually been in the works for a very long time. now it does not escape my notice that these are coming at a very difficult week for oakland. we cannot understate the tragic loss

i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin. >> reporter: tonight allurer for urojas community service -- a lawyer for urojas community services, a nonprofit that was the center of a fatal oakland fire last week, floated its own theory on how the blaze began. >> i believe it was suspicious. i was surprised when i found out the building was on fire monday morning because again, you consider all the circumstances, it just seems suspicious to me. >> reporter: attorney james cook said the landlord was on the verge of trying to force a mass eviction, but the finding so far suggests a candle sparked the fire in a unit written sectors had ordered a debit -- -- where inspectors had ordered a tenant to quit using annex tension cord in an unsafe way. the shelter is now permanently closed and some people who lived here are wondering if they'll be lift in a lurch. >> we just want a roof over our head. >> reporter: last night kimberly usher and her two sons were the lone family left at the shelter. her sons keep asking her the same question. >> where are we going to go? where are we going to live? tha

i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin. cbs5's christin ayers is in the oakland hills tonight to show us the damage. >> reporter: tonight a handful of homes like this one are red tagged deemed unlivable off mounds of mud came barreling down the hillside behind them. >> you can feel it actually pushing this door. >> reporter: 6 inches of mud piling up in her backyard, barbara stone watched the slide happen last night. >> it came running down just really running down our hill and took out benches and oh, man, things along the way. >> reporter: the mud is 2 feet high at diane henderson's home and oozed inside her house overnight. >> it's not livable because there's mud all through the back bedroom. >> reporter: sky drone 5 shows the extent of the damage on banning drive and montclair from above. six homes were evacuated. three took a direct hit from the mud after part of aiken drive collapsed last night bringing down a chunk of road with it. tonight this portion of road where the mudslide started is blocked off. you can see th

. >> i'm elizabeth cook. dozens of syrian crews missiles were fired in retaliation for the deadly chemical attack. cbs reporter weigia jiang is in west palm beach tonight. >> reporter: the surprising strike marks president trump's most dramatic military order since taking office and a major shift from the campaign trail when he insisted the u.s. should stay out of syria, but the president was clearly moved by the country's chemical attack, especially by the loss of innocent lives. president trump took his first military action in syria launching some 60 cruise missiles at an airfield. the president gave the order to strike after the regime unleashed a nerve gas attack on its own people this week killing more than 80 civilians. >> even beautiful babies were cruelly murdered in this very barbaric attack. >> reporter: the cruise missiles were launched from two u.s. carriers in the eastern mediterranean. cruise missiles are unmanned aircraft. they carry a 1,000-pound warhead and fly close to the ground below enem

. >> i'm elizabeth cook. kpix5's andria borba is in napa with new cell phone video of the moment gunfire broke out. [ sound of gunfire ] >> holy [bleep] >> reporter: this is cell phone video of what turned into a rolling shoot-out between a man and police officers in a west napa neighborhood. it began with a report of two gunshots, possibly from a fight between neighbors on bueno drive. >> you could hear at least 20 to 30 shots. >> reporter: and this is what it sounded like. [ sound of gunfire ] >> holy [bleep]. >> reporter: napa pd said their officers began to set up a perimeter putting a nearby elementary school on lock down. >> as they were set up, the suspect backed out of the driveway or the garage. as he was leaving the area in his car, he began to shoot at the police officer. >> reporter: officers returned the gunfire. this is how it ended with a single vehicle into a tree. a suspect dead inside, his body laying on the horn for an hour. as you can see from chopper 5, the scene stretched for several blo

i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm ken bastida.x5's andria borba is at berkeley tonight. >> reporter: ann coulter said she will be coming to berkeley, just not to the university of california campus. the war over free speech yet again has returned to the home of the free speech movement. a month ago the berkeley college republicans asked to host right wing pundit ann coulter on the cal campus april 27th. today the university shut down the event citing security concerns worried about a scene similar to the riots surrounding milo yiannopoulos. >> this is the reality we have to deal with now. whether we like it or not, we are seeing an incredible degree of passion and also violence around political demonstrations. we can't turn a blind eye to that if we're going to stand by our commitment to provide safety and security for our students. >> reporter: the berkeley college republicans says this is the third conservative speaker the administration has shut down. >> i actually had a phone call with dean greenwall, the dean of students, and

. >> i'm elizabeth cook. joe vasquez is at the cal campus tonight. joe? >> reporter: despite the possibility of a violent uproar, ann coulter is determined to come here to uc berkeley and speak. she will arrive around 6:00 p.m. on thursday. and since the university has not given her an inside venue, it is possible she will speak outside here at sprout plaza making it very difficult for police to protect her. >> oh yes. oh yes. i will be there thursday. i'm hoping the university will find a safe and appropriate venue for me. it doesn't seem like it should be that complicated. but if not, i will find some place to speak. maybe i'll be out in the hall with a megaphone. >> do we think it is going to be absolutely mayhem? we are very worried about that. >> reporter: these students from the group bridges usa invited coulter in conjunction with the republican students. >> we are fearful it will reflect very negatively on us as well as the entire campus community. >> reporter: could we see more violence in berkeley on thursday? several times now over the last cou

i believe yesterday you were interviewing elizabeth cook in los angeles. you remember her snare. >> oh, yeah, you could see the hair just blowing in the wind. >> all this is because of what we have happening beginning with yesterday high pressure building in. it's producing an offshore flow. we'll have some gusty winds later today for the most part northwesterlies 10 to 20 with stronger gusts in the highest elevations and along the shore, as well. southern california will have powerful offshore santa ana winds. right now, we do have because of the winds visibility unlimited. the sky is clear. boy, look how beautiful it is! what a great start. the winds are relatively flat across much of the bay area. right now, calm winds in pleasanton. calm in oakland. same in redwood city. and in mountain view. winds are now at 9 in san francisco. these winds are fluctuating all over the place but later today they will become a little more consistent out of the northwest as they are right now in the novato area at 14 miles per hour. okay. our weather watcher not checking

. >> i'm elizabeth cook. gunman walked into his estranged wife's classroom at north park elementary in san bernardino and started shooting. veronica de la cruz tells us bullet struck the teacher and two students standing right behind her. >> one of those students died. the other survived. tonight a facebook post from a month ago surfaced that shows the gunman professing his love for the woman he murdered today. >> what i love about my wife, boy, she makes me really happy. she knows when to ignore me. bernardino catholic church to remember those that makes a happy marriage. >> tonight a prayer service for the victim. dozens gathered at a san bernardino catholic church to remember those who died in today's attack. shooting... >>> frantic parents reunited with their children after a gunman walked into a special needs classroom and opened fire. police say 53-year-old cedric anderson shot his estranged wife, 53-year-old karen elaine smith in, front of her students. >> cedric entered the classroom and from what we

good evening, i'm elizabeth cook in for veronica de la cruz. >> i'm allen martin.om the overnight storm and we have a team of reporters tracking damage but we begin with the clean-up on the bay. strong winds caused the barge to capsize just south of yerba buena island nearby the transbay tube. it's usually moored at the island for maintenance on the under water bart tunnel. kpix 5's da lin monitoring the situation from yerba buena island. >> reporter: allen, within the last hour, the coast guard has removed the yellow containment boom that was supposed to surround the oil spill site. we're trying to find out from the coast guard as to why. but we believe weather has a big part to do with it. it has gotten really windy out here and also it is raining as we speak. two major concerns right now. one, it is believed that the oil is still leaking from the submerged barge. two, there are also concerns that the barge can damage bart's transbay tube. the coast guard says the large crane barge capsized around 12:30 this morning. they believe it was carrying 4,000 gallons of

i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm ken bastida. this video just surfaced tonight. the plane was at the terminal at sfo headed to dallas. the video doesn't show the incident that started the confrontation, but the person who posted the video says a flight attendant hit a woman in the face with a stroller. then this happened. >> hey, bud, hey, bud, you do that to me and i'll knock you flat. >> you stay out of this. [ argueing ] >> you get the hell off this plane. you try that. i'll knock you out. >> you don't know what the story is. >> i don't care what the story is. you almost hurt a baby. >> i can hear a woman crying to the side there holding a baby. another passenger gets up and that's when the confrontation with the flight attendant happens. eventually the passenger sits back down, but then the mother and her children voluntarily get off the plane. the flight attendant then gets back on the plane and then the plane takes off. now american airlines was quick to release a statement saying in part, " what we see on this video does not reflect our values or how we ca

good evening, i'm elizabeth cook in for veronica de la cruz. >> i'm allen martin.ley just west of downtown and civic center park. the streets affected are mckinley, alston, the 1800 block of bancroft, and grant. kpix 5's christin ayers is live at the scene with the latest. >> reporter: berkeley police confirming just moments ago that they are in fact looking for a man with a gun in this neighborhood. you can see a heavy police presence out here this evening. police are asking people in this area to stay inside their homes and apartments while this search is under way. if they are outside to please go indoors. the "shelter in place" is as you said in effect for the 1800 blocks of alton and bancroft and the 2200 blocks of grant and mckinley. from chopper 5, we have seen heavily armed police some with k-9s going through people's backyards, some officers also spotted patrolling rooftops. berkeley high school is actually pretty close to this area. but authorities say right now the school is not affected. police don't know who the suspect is and haven't identified him. t

good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin.p story that rough ride at the connector between highways 85 and 101 in south san jose. len ramirez took a test drive and saw caltrans taking action. >> reporter: they call it a flyover ramp but you're not supposed to actually get airborne. but that's what's happening on the highway 85 connector to 101 in south san jose. >> you feel like you lift off your chair a little bit. >> reporter: that in both directions and on a curve. >> i have to hold my dog sometimes because i'm afraid she is going to pop right out the window sometimes. >> reporter: this video was recorded at the speed limit. notice the car in front when it hits the dip. the wheels don't lift off but look at the daylight under the body. >> me and my managers joked the other day that one of these days, we're going to fly off the road because of that dip right there. >> reporter: regular drivers on this stretch of highway between morgan hill and gilroy say that this has always been there. >> when they built it, they didn't com

good evening, i'm elizabeth cook in for veronica de la cruz. >> i'm allen martin.rolling gun battle broke out at the intersection of linda vista avenue and bueno avenue in west napa. let's get right out to kpix 5's andria borba, live at the scene with the latest. >> reporter: allen, take a look behind me. four hours later, this scene still incredibly active out here in napa at the corner of linda vista and west pueblo. about 2 p.m., 911 dispatchers received calls about shots fired on bueno avenue. as officers were setting up the perimeter they say a suspect drove out of a garage and fired at officers. that's when a hail of gunfire began in the west napa neighborhood. >> i was standing over here and i heard 30, 40 shots. i walked around here and all these cops are just coming in. >> the subject backed out of either the driveway or the garage, as he was leaving the area in his car, he began to shoot at the police officers. >> from the vehicle. >> from the vehicle. other officers in the area returned gunfire and the subject was -- his car crashed into a tree and he is

. >> i'm elizabeth cook in for veronica de la cruz. a high stakes showdown in sacramento. much you pay to register your vehicle and fill up your gas tank. this is a live look at the debate that just started in the state senate a few minutes ago. the a more of the bill just made a plea -- the author of the bill just made a plea to pass the measure. melissa caen reports. it looks like the vote is going to come down to the wire. >> reporter: now, like you said, liz, they have already started debating. they have been in there talking about this for about 20 minutes. this is a gas tax package that would raise the taxes 12 cents a gallon. that's in addition to what we already pay. and it would create a vehicle license fee of about $50 on average although that's going to vary depending on the value of the car and also a $100 fee on fuel-efficient vehicles and electric vehicles. now, this is all supposed to yield about $5 billion a year to fix roads and remember two things. this is -- there is no sunset in this bill. this is a forever tax as it were. and also, it is going to incre

. >> i'm elizabeth cook in for julia. >>> this plane was about to set up for dallas last night when thisned. >> -- [ indiscernible ] [ crying ] >> reporter: the facebook video shows this mother is distraught over the way a male flight attendant grabbed her baby stroller normally left on the jet wing. witnesses say she was hit with the stroller and it came close to hitting her young child. then one man on the dallas- bound flight confronted the flight attendant. >> bud, you do that to me and i'll knock you flat. >> hey! you stay out of this! [ commotion ] >> american airlines issued a statement soon after the incident last night. we are deeply sorry for the pain we have caused this passenger and her family. the actions of our team member captioned here do not seem to show empathy, a quality nessary for customer care. in a statement, we n'know all of the facts related to a

good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin.g back after criticism from the chief justice. her request was made clear in sacramento on monday. >> asking them to refrain from making immigration arrests in our california state courthouses. [ applause ] >> reporter: in a letter obtained by cbs news, dated wednesday, u.s. attorney general jeff sessions and homeland security secretary john kelly take issue with the chief justice's previous use of the term stalking saying, it has a specific legal meaning in american law which describes criminal active. they defended the arrest in courthouses saying i.c.e. does not engage in sweeps and they said courthouses are safer for agents because visitors are screened to search for weapons. a law professor says this now very public battle is unprecedented. >> and i think it's unfortunate that the attorney general responded in a hostile way an aggressive way rather than acknowledging the potential concerns and, and, and -- and i think the reasonable concerns that the chief justice of california ex

. >>> congress is demanding answers from unit about a passenger dragged from a flight elizabeth cook reports, the pr is damaging one of the the most crucial marcs. >> united ceo said today the airline is launching an internet investigation -- internal investigation. it shows officers dragging a bloody passenger down the aisle after refusing to give up the seat. flight from chicago to louisville was overbooked but later explained it was being use to transport crew members. oscar defended it but today a much more contrite statement. he wrote, i continue to be disturbed by what happened on the flight and deeply apologize to the customer forcibly remove and had to all the customers aboard. nobody should ever be mistreated this way. the backlash could hurt the revenue in china and has five nonstop. many on chinese social media accuse the company of singling the passier out becausest -- passenger out because he's chinese. boycotts and petitions to the white house asking for a federal investigation. >>> leaders of a senate committee are asking united and chicago airport authorities to expla

the attack prompted president trump to call for a missile strike on syrian air base, elizabeth cook ish us now with mounting concerns over what comes next. liz? >> reporter: that u.s. official says there is no proof of russian involvement in the syrian chemical attack, but says a russian operated drone was flying over a hospital as victims were rushing in and they don't think it was a coincidence. the u.s. missile strikes in syria topping the agenda at g-7 meetings in italy where secretary of state, rex tillerson, is working to build international support. >> the president was quite clear in a statement that he made to the american people that syria's continued violations of un resolutions and previous agreements syria entered into regarding the chemical weapons accord would no longer be tolerated. >> reporter: the attack was in response to the country's use of chemical weapons on its own citizens, killing more than 80 people last week. trump administration officials say russia is partly to blame because it was supposed to remove those weapons as part of a 2013 agreement. >> i believe

. >> kpix 5's elizabeth cook is here with the latest. >> reporter: the house and senate today both approvedorary spending measure that will keep federal agencies open but only for another week. today congress approved a temporary measure to fund the federal government until may 5. that gives lawmakers another week to work out a larger spending bill that would run through september. it also spares the president from a government shutdown on his 100th day in office. mostly stymied in getting his agenda through congress, the president rejects any suggestion that the white house stumbled out of the gate. >> it's a false standard 100 days. but i don't know anybody has done what we have been able to do in 100 days. >> reporter: this afternoon, in atlanta, mr. trump became the first sitting president since ronald reagan to speak at the national rifle association's annual convention. >> as your president, i will never, ever infringe on the right of the people who keep and bear arms. never, ever. >> whoo! [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: democrats are sharply critical of the trump administration

. >>> our colleague elizabeth cook was invited to the talk. and she couldn't have picked a better day. the guest was kiefer sutherland. >> we learned that learning how to play music actually led to your first professional acting job. >> it did. it did. >> how cool. >> very cool. liz says the best part of the experience was meeting mary brasher. she is a fan of the show from san francisco. she won a contest and got to fly down for today's show to be in the audience. >> way to go, mary. good job. >> great day in l.a. 50s, 60s and 70s now. san francisco slipping below the 60-degree mark. not going to do that much over the next couple of days. san francisco you're going hit 73 degrees tomorrow with sunshine. san jose 66. currently concord sticking at 70. and oakland checking in at 64 degrees. we -- i want to let you know we always scan the skies with kpix 5 hi-def doppler radar. it's busier in the winter than the spring and summer and it won't be that busy over the next few weeks and likely months. look at the contrast between january and april. f

but more importantly, in kpix 5 anchor elizabeth cook's world. she is in los angeles getting ready to join the ladies of "the talk" today. >> everybody really gets along. and they all have different opinions. but they respect each other's different opinions. and each one adds something different to the show which i think makes it really refreshing. no one person has the same point of view on something. and, um, it's just really wonderful to be there. they make you feel so comfortable. they make you feel right at home like you can say whatever you want to say and like it's -- you're really having coffee with a bunch of girlfriends talking about what's going on that day. it's just a joy to be there. and, um, each one of the ladies could not be nicer. >> sounds like fun. you can watch liz on the talk today on kpix 5. >>> let's head over to kenny with what's trending. >> definitely michelle a lot of people are excited for this reunion that's about to happen this summer. will smith, deejay jazzy jazz are coming together for a special concert this summ

>> our evening anchor elizabeth cook is waking up in los angeles.he is getting ready to join the rates of the talk today. >> she will be cohosting the show this afternoon. >> the big guest is kiefer sutherland and you probably know him from 24 and designated survivor on cbs. but you may not know he is also a country music singer. so he is coming out with a new song and album and performing that and we are going to get a chance to talk 20 him. >> who knew? that's great. you can watch liz on the talk today at 1:00 right here on kpix 5. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, what made two guys build race car engines in their own shop? what made them believe that a two-ton behemoth could compete in a track race? or that they could take on the elite in world motor racing, and win? we may never truly understand what drives mercedes-amg. but here's to another 50 years of it. mercedes-amg. half a century of driving performance. so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. >>> i'm

elizabeth cook reports police say he had a criminal record that included shooting two paris officersn 2001. >> reporter: french police say three officers were wounded at least one has died. a witness says the gunman sprayed the police inside their vehicle with an automatic weapon. >> i left the store and i was walking the sidewalk and there was a police truck and the men arrived in a gray audi 880 stopped next to the police truck, got out with the kalashnikov. i heard five shots and i thought they were fireworks. but then we looked around the street and there was no one there. he had gotten close to the truck and shot at the police actually. >> reporter: authorities say the gunman had previously been flagged as extremist. officers are also investigating reports of shots fired near the scene about an hour after the first incident. at the white house, president trump offered his condolences and condemned the shooting as an apparent act of terrorism during a joint press conference with italy's prime minister. >> it's a terrible thing. and it's a very, very terrible thing that's going on

today" contributor, elizabeth high school is going to make a pasta salad with a homemade vinaigrette. >> we have a special guest here. kathie lee. >> kathie lee. >> she wasn't cookingthe same water. i hate to wash pans. this is a little trick, if you snap it, we know where the woody part ends. you can snap it. >> isn't that amazing. look. i snapped in the same spot. >> putting this in the pass ka wa pasta water. >> then, we don't wash a bunch of pots. these are beautiful gulf shrimp. >> what are you putting on in. >> this is liquid crab bowl. it's a liquid crab bowl. it's an easy way to get beautiful flavor. >> how do you know that the shrimp is cooked? >> pink all the way through. >> it gets happens quickly. >> you don't want to overcook it. it will be rubbery. >> and you have ice cubes in the water. >> once it's done, goes into our ice bath. we want to shock it. >> blanching the shrimp. >> we're to bad shrimp, which nobody loves. >> are you liking it? >> so good. >> this is important. everybody should know a few things in life. you should know how to come out of the rain. you need to change a tire. and everybody needs to make a vinaigrette. >> you should know how