atkins' cousin says atkins had argued with his grandmother for weeks... because she was tired of atkins' girlfriend staying at their home. atkins is now facing murder charges. his bail is set at two-million dollars ( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... an african american business owner is confronted by san francisco police for standing in front of his own store. now he is demanding to know why he was singled out. ( darya ) plus... these thieves go on a shoplifting spree and don't seem to care they were caught on camera. ( darya ) and breaking international news...14 people are shot and two killed overnight at a restaurant in toronto. the story after the ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. b 80 is jammed b 80 is jammed from west grand you know when you go to ross for bedding... ...and you suddenly realize you're really into art? that's yes for less. every trend. every room. on any budget. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less. wlet's do it. ? ♪ come on. this summer, add a new member to the famil

according to jail records, atkins remains hospitalized under guard while he is treated for a gunshot wound to his left arm suffered in saturday's chase and standoff. while he was booked on suspicion of murder, he could potentially face charges including attempted murder for the shooting of his 76- year-old grandmother - mary elizabeth madison - at their home they shared in the 1600 block of east 32nd street. authorities said the woman was shot as many as seven times, and remains hospitalized in critical condition.grieving family members, co-workers and customers on sunday remembered corado as lively, hardworking and always smiling. a makeshift memorial of flowers, candles and notes grew on the sidewalk outside of the store. "yesterday marks the saddest day in trader joe's history as we mourn the loss of one our own," company spokeswoman kenya friend-daniel said in a statement.the violence began when atkins shot his 76- year-old grandmother several times at their south los angeles home after she complained about his having too many television sets on, said a cousin, charlene egland. t

and atkins is held on $2 million bail. his grandmother survived the shooting and police have not said whether the store manager who was killed was shot by the suspect or was caught in the cross fire. >>> turning to the weather, parts of california and arizona are bracing for extreme heat this week while here in the east the forecast calls for more drenching rain. severe storms triggered this flash flood in coatesville, pennsylvania. people at a at that time vern jumped into action to rescue people in the floodwaters which swept away several kegs and even a dumpster. >>> now a look at your forecast for this monday morning. >>> good morning. while the rain continues for the northeast, showers and thunderstorms from montreal, toronto, down to new york and unfortunately d.c. despite the record-setting rain, more is on the way for the southeast, showers and thunderstorms from raleigh to atlanta, pensacola, jacksonville down to miami and then there's a sweltering heat, 100 and yikes is how much heat we're expecting throughout th

gene evin atkins ran inside. sending 50 customers and employees diving for cover. >> there is blood all over the floor. took my breath away. >> reporter: police say gene evin atkins held people hostage inside the store for nearly 4 hours. a producer for the cbs news los angeles station was among the captives. >> the longer it went on the worse it was going to get. >> reporter: some employees hid. >> ran upstairs. grabbed co-workers, an emergency lard, barricaded the hall way. >> reporter: some escaped. gene evin atkins freed a few others before handcuffing himself and surrendering to police. he is held on $2 million jail. cbs news, los angeles. >> the suspect's grandmother is in critical condition. >>> a veteran's home was the scene of a deadly shooting. the pathway home treated hundreds of veterans for posttraumatic stress disorder but it has been closed since march when a man took three people hostage, killed them and around it rifle on -- turned a rifle on himself. they are terminating their lease at the end o

atkins finally surrendered peacefully. michel moore/los angeles police chief: "i am thankful, given the number of store employees and customers inside, that this violent ordeal did not result in the loss of additional life." (grant) that was jasmine viel rertfaces reporting. jasmi that was (grant) (grant) that was jasmine viel reporting. atkins faces 30 charges. they include murder ... attempted murder ... and false imprisonment of hostages. his bail is set at nine- million dollars. (vicki) happening now -- police are investigating a shooting that left one person dead and the other injured. it happened near the corner of 16th and mission streets in san francisco's mission district. reports say when they arrived to the scene officers found 34-year-old hubert coleman and another man suffering from gunshot wounds. the pair we're taken to the hospital where coleman was prounced dead. police haven't released any suspect information and the fatal shooting remains under investigation. (grant/on cam) a billion dollars worth of wat

police identifying him as 28-year-old gene atkins, arrested on suspicion of murder. killed in the chaos, a 28-year-old employee. her brother tweeting i'm sad to say she didn't make it, my baby sister, my world. >> i heard a couple of gunshots near my head. >> reporter: because of her age, terry said he wshe was the firs hostage released. >> he said, i'm going to shoot them one by one. >> reporter: the ram parge began hours earlier at this home. atkins shooting his grandmother multiple times he then led police on a chase near hollywood and took aim in a gun battle with officers. >> an officer needs help. >> atkins fled in a store. as m 50 people inside. with tactical teams, police surrounded the store. here's a rescue of the kids. negotiating the release of several hostages, rushing young children to safety. >> it looks like they used a ladder to get out. >> some escaping from a second story window. heroics from shawn jerrisy using a ladder to save co-workers. >> i knew i needed to find a way out. >> the suspect surrendering without a fight. terrified hostages reunite

atkins finally surrendered peacefully.hel moore/los angeles police chief: "i am thankful, given the number of store employees and customers inside, that this violent ordeal did not result in the loss of additional life." (grant) atkins faces 30 charges. they include murder ... attempted murder ... and false imprisonment of hostages. his bail is set at nine-million dollars. (grant) the controversy over sanctuary cities continues in and around western washington state. (pam) some people support them.. some do not.. and some just get outright heated over the debate. that may be the motivation over what happened saturday night.. when police say, a mayor.. jimmy matta .. became victim of a possible hate crime.. matta says, a man assaulted him on the streets of downtown burien in washington saturday night.. in a beer garden during the olde burien block party.. "i felt somebody grab me from right here grab me this way bring me down like this he goes you think you're a celebrity here don't you you aint bleep this s&!t here and he

the gunman has been identified at 28-year-old gene atkins. before that incident, he allegedly shot his grandmother in south l.a. seven times. family members say he was mad at her because she wouldn't let his girlfriend visit the home. >> she's old school, don't do all that girlfriend coming over. no. >> rep tthis morning and still expressing concern for her grandson. neighbors say he had a violent temperament but they didn't think he'd direct that at the woman who raised him. his bail is set at $2 million. >> and we know other people were injured? >> fire officials say six people were taken to the hospital but they are all in fair condition, ranging in age from 12 to 81. >>> crews are getting a handle on the flames spotted yesterday near country club drive and north victoria road. as of last night that fire was 45% contained. no reports of injuries or damage. >>> new evacuation orders as a wildfire creeps closer to yosemite national park. the ferguson fire exploded in size over the weekend. it's burned over 30,000 acres and only 6% contained.

. >> reporter: police dash cam video captured the shootout between the suspect, jean atkins, after hecrashed into a pole outside a trader joe's. >> reporter: >> reporter: another angle from police wearing body cameras shows those officers firing back eight rounds at the suspect as he runs inside. he was hit the left arm. it was in those moments that store manager, nelly corrado was hit by one of the rounds fired by officers. >> it was a through and through wound to her left arm that moved into her body. as chief of police, i am sorry for the loss. >> police chief michael moore said that his officers had to make a split-second decision to defend themselves. he ran back inside and collapse. when she was brought out to be treated by paramedics, it was too late. >> i recognize how they will forever go through debating whether that was what they had to do. >> the gunman continued to fire from inside the store at officers. you can hear the bullets hitting the wall that they were using as cover. dozens of customers and employees were held hostage for hours. those officers first chased 28- ye

they atkins faces 30 (grant) life." (grant)atkins faces 30 charges. they include murder ... attempted murder ... and false imprisonment of hostages. his bail is set at nine-million dollars. (pam) in san francisco tonight- police are investigating a shooting that left one person dead and another injured. it happened near the corner of 16th and mission streets in san francisco's mission district. reports say, when police arrived to the scene, they found 34-year-old hubert coleman and another man suffering from gunshot wounds. the pair were taken to the hospital... where coleman was pronounced dead. police have not released any suspect information.. and the fatal shooting remains under investigation. (grant)new at ten: north korea is now dismantling a key missile launch site, according to monitoring group 38 north. it's the same site where the regime developed much of the intercontinental ballistic missile program.but as barbara starr explains while this is an encouraging sign, it's unclear what the move by north korea actually means. new images published monday by the prominen

"> atkins faces 30 charges. they include murder ... attempted murder ... and false imprisonment of hostages. his bail is set at nine- million dollars. (grant) shooting suspect gene atkins' tuesday arraignment was postponed until august 14th. police say atkins shot his 76-year-old grandmother and kidnapped a 17-year-old girl saturday. authorities say the 28 year grandmother's car while shooting at the officers chasing him. he's accused of crashing that car outside a trader joe's then running inside with his gun. police say atkins continued shooting at police and officers returned fire. (grant) new at nine... a taped conversation is causing headaches for the trump white house. a recording of then- presidential candidate donald trump and his lawyer michael cohen is out. the two men can be heard talking about making a payment to a woman who claims she had an affair with trump. the president denies having a relationship with former playboy model karen mcdougal. although parts of the tape are difficult to understand, cohen told trump about a plan to buy the righ

atkins finally surrendered peacefully.moore/los angeles police chief: "i am thankful, given the number of store employees and customers inside, that this violent ordeal did not result in the loss of additional life." ( robin ) that was jasmine viel reporting. atkins faces 30 charges. they include murder ... attempted murder ... and false imprisonment of hostages. his bail is set at nine- million dollars. (robin) coming up on the kron four morning news... the d-m-v calls it a game changer. but customers we talked too... are not impressed. we'll walk you through the new online options... that's intended to keep you out of those long lines. (robin) live look outside... at the san francisco international airport. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. temperatures today will be at their hottest as daytime highs inland approach 100 degrees for some areas. if not the triple digits 90's will seen for most areas that are not subject a shallow marine layer that will keep many parts of

the drama ended with atkins handcuffing himself and surrendering to police. atkins is being held on $2 million bail as police continue can to investigate here at the trader joe's. it's not clear if the employee who died was shot by the suspect or by police in the cross fire. >> thank you for that report. >>> investigators retrieved the black box from the tour boat that capsized and sank thursday night near. brans branson, missouri. a recording device was sent to a lab in washington, d.c. for analysis. we have more from the lake where 17 people were killed. >> reporter: this quarter of table rock lake has been closed off cincinnati friday. divers are working 80 feet under water to salvage the duck boat. 17 people died on thursday when a storm sank the vessel. federal investigator rs are now focused on the duck boat's black box and video from inside the boat. the ntsb wants to know about what the captain knew about the forecasted weather and when et he knew it. >> objective is going to be to find out what kind of information they had on board when they made the

atkins eventually surrendered to police. tuesday, the chief of police defending his officers. >> i believe my officers' actions were taken to defend themselves. >> more than 30 counts have been filed against atkins, including murder and attempted murder. his bail is now set at more than $18 million. danya bacchus, abc news, los angeles. >>> wildfires in greece are the deadliest that country has seen in decades. the coast guard rescued more than 700 people who fled to the sea to escape the flames. >> thankfully, the sea was there and we went into the sea, because the flames were chasing us all the way to the water. it burned our backs and we dove into the water. >> flames near athens have torched homes, cars and forests killing at least 74 people. the car fire theththe california fire. it forced evacuations in whiskeytown. a malfunctioning trailer is the most likely source of that fire. so far it's burned 3500 acres and is 15% contained. >>> yosemite valley and wawona at yosemite national park will be closed to all visitors a

police identifying him as 28-year-old gene atkins. arrested on suspicion of murder. killed in the chaos, 27-year-old melyda corado, a trader joe's employee. her brother tweeting, i'm sad to say she didn't make it. my baby sister, my world. >> i heard a couple of gunshots close to my head. >> reporter: because of her age, terry, who wouldn't give her , sa she wase first hostage released. >> he said i'm going to shoot these people one by one, so i just sat there with my palms facing up. >> reporter: the rampage began hours earlier at this home. atkins shooting his own grandmother multiple times. then pulling another woman into his car. he led police on a chase through hollywood, crashing into a pole outside the store, then taking aim in a gun battle with officers.shot in the arm out of options, atkins fled into the store. as many as 50 people inside. >> my heart is still beating 100 miles per hour. >> reporter: with tactical teams on the ground, guns drawn, police surrounded the store during an hour-long standoff. negotiating the release of several hostages, rushing yo

atkins ran inside the store taking hostages. police helped some escape through windows with a ladder. you saw the video moments ago. for others, it was aed mad dash to find a way out. >> all running so fast, and i'm slow, so somebody pushed me, so i fell and hit my face on the door. >> very frightening situation there. atkins handcuffed himself and surrendered after three hours. a memorial is growing outside the store tonight. trader joe's will stay closed so employees can process what happened. >>> it was the site of a horrific day long standoff in the north bay, and we learned the pathway's home at the veterans hospital will not reopen. pathways home remained closed since those shootings. according to the chronicle, the non-profit will end its lease next month. now, back in march, an army veteran who was treated for ptsd at the pathway home shot three workers, the executive director, the clinical director, and a clinical psychologist named jennifer gonzalez. the pathway home treated more than 500 veterans since hit was founded

. >> reporter: the suspect, 28-year-old gene atkins that surrendered with hostages at his side.t began at this trader joe's. a grocery store turned battlefield when police say a chase and shootout ended with atkins taking as many as 50 people inside hostage. during the cross fire, store manager myeldi corado was shot and killed. >> officer needs help. shots fired. >> reporter: it began saturday afternoon when police say atkins shot his grandmother seven times after an argument and forced his girlfriend into a car. during the police pursuit, investigators say atkins opened fire and was shot in the arm crashing the car into a pole before entering the silver lake grocery store. with the shootout in crisis, captivating the nation in realtime, president trump tweeted during the tense standoff. watching hostage situation very closely. active barricaded suspect. shawn garris began to evacuate employees from the back of the store. >> heard screaming and gun fire. knew i needed to find a way out. >> escaping now out the windows. >> reporter: police say atkins eventually agreed to allow t

atkins ran inside and took hostages.me people escape through windows using a ladder. for others, though, it was a mad dash to find a way out. >> they're all running so fast and i'm slow. so somebody pushed me, so i fell. and i hit my face on the door. >> atkins handcuffed himself and then surrendered after nearly three hours. trader joe's says it will stay closed so that its employees can process what happened. >>> an unsealed warrant is shining new light on why the government was surveying a former trump staffer. the warrant is heavily redacted, but does contain allegations about former trump campaign adviser carter page and his interactions with russian interests. the president is calling it illegal, spying on his campaign, and says the department of justice and fbi misled the courts. though some republicans say the show any misconduct in the russia investigation. >>> enforcing the law with electric cars. police in luxembourg added these two teslas to their fleet. they hope the speedy cars will hope them nab more crimi

officials say atkins is now being held on $2 million bond and faces possible murder charges. nbc's steve paterson tells us more. >> frances, that trader joe's behind me remains closed as workers come to grips with the horror of what happened this weekend. meanwhile, a 70-year-old woman who claims to be the first hostage relet, for the first ti what happened inside during the crisis. >> this is the suspect here. >> reporter: this man at the v.nter of the dramatic standoff police identifying him as 28-year-old gene atkins, arrested on suspicion of murder. killed in the chaos, 27-year-old trader joe's employee. her brother tweeting, i'm sad to say she didn't make it. my baby sister, my world. >> i heard a couple gunshots close to my head. >> reporter: because of her age, terry said she was the first hostage released. >> said i'm going to shoot these people one by one and so i just sat there, you know, with my palms facing up. home.atkins shooting his own grandmother multiple times, then pulling another woman into his car. icehollywood's inn led pol on a chase through hollywood,

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a cousin said atkins was mad at her for not wanting his girlfriend to visit the home. she's awake this morning, still worried about her grandson, who she raised. >> i'm like, what's going on, what made you do this? >> reporter: the manager of the they lost a memb during the or atkins is facing murder charges and is being held on $2 million bail.. >>> we are hearing from a survivor of the duck boat incident last week. 17 people died when the boat capsized thursday night. tia lost her three children, husband and five other family members on that boat. >> if i was able to get a life jacket, i could have saved my babies. they could have at least floated up to the top. and i wasn't able to do that. >> today the coast guard will use salvage equipment to pull the boat out of table rock lake. the ntsb wants to know what the captain, who did die, knew about the forecast weather. >>> secretary of state mike pompeo is scheduled to visit stanford this morning as the trump administration issues a grave warning to the president of iran. anne makovec is live with more. >> reporter: m

the drama ended three hours later with atkins handcuffing himself and surrendering to police.tkins is being held on $2 million bail as police continue to investigate here at the trader joe's. it is not clear if the employee who died was shot by the suspect or by police in the crossfire. demarco? >> morgan: all right, jamie, thank you for that report. investigators this weekend retrieved the black box from the amphibious tour boat that capsized and sank thursday night near branson, missouri. the recording device was sent to a lab in washington, d.c. for analysis. omar villafranca has more from the lake where 17 people were killed. >> reporter: this corner of table rock lake has been closed off since friday. divers are working 80 feet underwater to salvage the duck boat. 17 people died on thursday when a storm sank the vessel. federal investigators are now focused on the duck boat's black box and video from inside the boat. the n.t.s.b. also wants to know about what the captain knew about the forecasted weather and when he knew it. dr. earl weener is with the n.t.s.b. >> the rea

atkins freed a few others before handcuffing himself and surrendering to police. he's held on $2 million bail. jamie yuccas, cbs news, los angeles. >>> we have new aerial video of a sideshow in solano county last night around 9:00. a chp plane flew over a group of vehicles racing on interstate 80 near red top road. authorities swarmed the scene. citations were issued. vehicles were towed. it is illegal to participate in sideshow activities including spectators as well. this is the second sideshow chp air crew located in solano county in two weeks. >>> volunteers fanned out in the berkeley hills today to survey the area's many walking paths. a century ago the dirt and concrete paths provided connections to what was public transit back then, but now as kpix5's john ramos explains, they could be crucial in a major wildfire. >> reporter: the twisting, winding neighborhoods of the berkeley hills were laid out in the early 1900's when most people caught trolley cars to work. so a series of 136 footpaths were created to serve as direct short-cuts down the hills. >> it wa

and after three tense hours, the final six, walking out with atkins as he surrendered. the police chief says it appears the manager was coming out of this store when she was killed. her brother tweeting that she was loved immensely. tom? >> marci, thank you. >>> next we turn to the deadly tour boat accident. the sunken duck boat will be raised from the bottom of table rock lake in missouri tomorrow. investigators zeroing in on the captain, and what he allegedly told passengers about the life vests. it comes as we see this haunting family photo for the first time, taken just before they boarded the boat. only two would survive. here's marcus moore. >> reporter: tonight, the ntsb preparing to examine data taken from that doomed boat's recorder, found 80 feet below the surface. investigators hoping it may reveal what happened in the final moments before it capsized, killing 17. >> we think it will show what the actions were of the captain, what he tried to do to maneuver the vessel, as well as any instructions he might have given to the passengers. >> reporter: survivor ti

whatever the reason police say atkins decisions on saturday left behind tears and despair.vicki) (vicki) a 10-year-old and 18-year-old were killed in a shooting rampage in toronto yesterday night. 13 other people were injured. they were gunned down on a popular toronto street by a man dressed in black, carrying a handgun and appearing to fire at random... both at people on the street and dining at restaurants. 29 year old faisal hussain has been identified as the gunman. witnesses described the mayhem. "wherever he saw people, he would head for a group of people and start shooting some easy targets.""i heard at least 20 shots in intervals, you know clipping, spent, reloading, clipping, spent, reloading, clipping, spent. that's what i heard."(vicki) the gunman hussain eventually got into a shootout with police. he fled and was found dead a short distance away. it's unclear if he took his own life. (vicki) hercules police are looking for three men, accused of stealing power tools from a home depot. it happened friday at the home depot on sycamore avenue. the three suspects we

a standoff there lasted for several hours before atkins surrendered. when it was over the store's manager was dead. a neighbor says this whole thing began over televisions. >> my neighbor's daughter told me that she went back -- her mother went back inside to tell her grandson, you know, he had too many tvs on, something in that sort and right after that she heard gun shots. >> the grandmother remains in the hospital. a cousin says she had been unhappy with atkins having his girlfriend live with them. >>> a desperate search under way for a missing midwest college student with ties to the bay area. 20-year-old mollie tibbetts spent part of her childhood in the glenview neighborhood before moving with her family to iowa. she was seen going out for a jog in brooklyn, iowa, wednesday night. friends and volunteers have been searching for mollie, combing corn fields where she's known to run and her mother spoke to us by phone. >> exhausting because i don't know, you know, i don't know where she is. i don't know if she's safe or not safe. >> lives in the east

officials say earlier in the da 28-year-old gene atkins, shot his grandmother and pulled another person into the car. he held several people hoage, trader joe's. atkins sur rennered to authorities. >>> family dealing with a hit and run, they are saying that the brother argued and moreno t out of the car. that's when mike moreno ran over her. fnancy wasing to help her brother get much-needed >>help. she had a good heart. >> police caught uwith moreno. his surviving sister says she was at a casino gambling. he is charged with murder and h felo and run. >> we're looking at two photos that could help detectives swer a d.c. inside. >> there was a miller southeas detectives are not sure when that took place. but p these ttures of his car could help them locate the shooter. >>4:06, twiting an all-caps message, never, ever threaten united states againnd you will suffer con consequences. >> he saying, war with iran is the mother o all all presidents. pulling out of the selection deal in front of iran, >> a newbc news/"wall street journal" poll, say tha 20% disapprove. the summit heshows that the

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. >> reporter: the gunman, identified by police as gene atkins, shooting at officers through his rear officers showing caution in their pursuit. >> do not shoot. >> reporter: the suspect crashing into a pole outside trader joe's. >> car tc. >> reporter: he runs out of the car, firing at officers. watch again. you can see the flash from his gun. officers rapidly shooting back. >> get down! >> reporter: telling civilians to take cover as they hide behind a cement wall. >> get away! >> reporter: customers and employees run for cover. one of those employees caught in the cross fire accidentally hit by police gunfire. >> i know that it is every officer's worst nightmare to harm an innocent bystander. >> reporter: witnesses say the 27-year-old was shot when she ran to the front of the sto the. the tense standoff beginning when atkins allegedly shot his grandmother seven times and forced his girlfriend into his car. the hostage standoff lasting three terrifying hours. people desperately escaping through windows of the trader joe's. atkins finally surrendering, coming out in handcuffs. >> and

atkins surrendered after a byree-hour standoff.ple continue to come by here leaving their flowers and notes to support this growing memorial. the officers, their actions are still under investigation. the suspect, he is now facing more than 30 charges, including murder and more than $18 million bond. jeff. >> reporter: mireya, thank you very much. ive president's daughter, ivanka, announced today she is shutting down her fashion line so she can focus on her role as a presidential adviser. with more on this story here's edn crawford. >> i'm focused on our business. >> reporter: in the spring of 2016, her father in the middle mp a heated presidential campaign, ivanka trump was a powerful c.e.o. in her own right. her clothing label, known for affordable fashion targeting nuung, professional women had $100-million in annual sales and she told cbs' norah o'donnell ngat she saw as her biggest challenge. >> we live in a very fast-paced world and i have very formidable competitors. >> reporter: but today she closed up shop, saying in a eab

before the standoff, police say atkins shot his grandmother seven times and his girlfriend. officers say hece f his girlfriend into a car. a bullet grazed his rlfriend. his grandmother is now said to be recovering after surgery at chase and shootout ended when atkins crashed into a pole. >>> a man found gunned down in a d.c.ally, they hse two pictu could help lead them to a killer. officers showed up yesterday in an alley on minnesota avenue in southeast. detectives are not sure when that shooting took place. investigators say these two pictures of a car that was taken could help them locate the shooter. it's a four door sedan. if you see this, call >>> president trump lashing out on tv over the russia investigation. we're going to show you why members of his own party say the president is off base. >>> and we remember our dear friend one year after his accident. >>> one year ago today our family lou l famit our friend and colleague craig advance. friday we took some time tomb re advance. we gathered outside our station. we shared the desk with advanva for so many years. >>

suspect in a deadly standoff at trader joe's is scheduled to be in court today. 28-year-old gene atkins shot his grandmother several times during an argument saturday. he then forced his girlfriend into a car and led police on a chase that ended at the trader joe's. the store's manager was killed during a shoot-out. the standoff lasted several hours. atkins event event event event t >>> and after a week of criticism, president trump is now using a newly revealed fbi document to insist that the russia investigation has been politically motivated. tara palmeri explains why the city is once again calling it a big hoax. >> reporter: president trump claiming the fbi was wrong to surveil his former campaign adviser carter page a month before the election. tweeting, quote, looking more and more like the trump campaign was illegally spied upon. a redacted fisa warrant released this weekend shows that the fbi spe suspected page was being recruited by the russians. >> i've never been a an agent of a foreign power by any stretch of the imagination. >> reporter: but trump says the fbi operation was

suspect gene evin atkins crashed his car outside of the los angeles store and fired at officers while running inside. police returned fire, accidentally hitting employee melyda corado as she was leaving the grocery store. >> i know that it is every officer's worst nightmare to harm an innocent bystander during a violent engagement. i spoke to both these officers this morning. they're devastated. >> district attorney's office is charging atkins with the murder of melyda corado. >>> flooding worries today from the mid-atlantic up into the northeast. numerous flash flooding watches and warnings. the national weather service calling it a dangerous, even life-threatening situation. the latest now from meteorologist pedram javaheri. >> good morning, dave and christine. yes, we're watching this area, really concerned because of the amount of rainfall that's already come down and notice the picture shows additional strong thunderstorms possible in similar spots, across eastern portions of pennsylvania, certainly into parts of the delmarva as well as the flooding threat remaining very high. up

moore says his officers had to make a split second decision to defend themselves against gene evin atkins recognize how they will forever go through their mind, debating whether that was what they had to do.">( darya ) atkins faces 30 charges... including murder ... attempted murder ... and false imprisonment. his bail is set at nine-million dollars. ( darya ) coming up in the next hour... another recall to tell you about. what's wrong with this taco bell cheese dip. ( darya ) and after the break... the d-m-v has rolled out a new option for customers to complete their driver's license applications. we'll show you how it works. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. you know when you're at ross and you're like... hello. ...and then the price is like, helllooo! that's yes for less. find the latest trends and styles at prices that are a perfect fit. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less. ...and you suddenly realizes you're really into art? that's yes for less. every trend. every room. on any budget. it feels even better when you find it for less. a

as chief of police, i am sorry for the loss. >> atkins was shot in the arm. he later surrendered to officers. >>> a new audit suggest that is bad behavior by some state of california employees. as angela reports, that includes sleeping and shopping on the job. >> reporter: an audit exposed several state agencies for abusing the system. one of the most egregious happening at the dmv with a key data operator. the investigation revealed the employee slept on the job for at least three hours a day from 2014 to 2017 costing the state more than $40,000. >> i think they should go through and revamp the whole system. >> reporter: another investigation by the state auditor found an assistant chief for cal fire in santa clara used two employees to build a tiki room in 2016 while they were on duty. the assistant chief then used that building to host personal parties. >> was there a danger there? absolutely. not saying they didn't know what the construction should be like, but one, it was unauthorized, two, it was not inspected. >> reporter: and the audit reveals worse.

>> as part of the chase, the video shows the suspect, jean atkins, taking police on a high- speed chase, with a 17-year-old female hostage in his car, he also allegedly shot his grandmother seven times. >> [ shot sounds ] >> he crashed into a pole outside the treated joes -- the trader joe's, and one employee was caught in the crossfire, killed after being hit by a police officer's bullet. >> a through and through wound to her left arm that moved into her body, as chief of police, i'm sorry for the loss. >> atkins was shot in his left arm, he later surrendered to officers. >>> a new audit reveals a dmv workers sleeping on the job for three years, a data operator slept on the job for at least hoper day from 2014- 2017,urthre adding up to 2200 h of work time, the sleeping cost the dmv said it could not discipline the employee because the issue was not adequately documented. >>> the president's daughter, ivanka trump, is shutting down her fashion line. her clothing label had $100 millher role as a presidential advisor. in early 2017, there were boycotts against her brand, as her father gre

last word to you, kimberly atkins. >> i think jonathan is right.he biggest thing here is that the bushes did not support trump. trump remembers that. he remembers that lack of support. whereas you've seen historically bill clinton and george h.w. bush work together or barack obama sit with george w. bush. you won't see that sort of respect given from one president to another in this sense. >> i saw melania trump sit with all the former presidents and she looked really happy. we have to sneak in a break, don't go anywhere. we'll be right back. we have a short amount of time to get our patient to the hospital with good results. we call that the golden hour. evaluating patients remotely is where i think we have a potential to make a difference. (barry murrey) we would save a lot of lives if we could bring the doctor to the patient. verizon is racing to build the first and most powerful 5g network that will enable things like precision robotic surgery from thousands of miles away as we get faster wireless connections, it'll be possible to be able to op

and gene evin atkins is under $2 million bail.>>> bringing in bill martin, what a day today, showing some of those temperatures, holy cow! >> in the southwest, texas and houston, temperatures in the triple digits, in our case, a western grid thing, san francisco, oakland, san jose, not that's hot -- not that hot. these are the highs from today, you can see right, antioch, 98, fairfield, alejo, 18 degrees cooler. the sea breeze is having an impact obviously, on these areas, kind of saving us from a heat advisory. everything in the valley, going to be coming in from the east, as it does, the fire danger goes up, this is the natural air conditioning, which is there, which is good. i would hate not to see it right now, the air quality not too bad. a nice sea breeze, but inland, they don't avoid the heat advisory, it stays into effect until thursday, poor air quality, and yosemite, and temperatures in the 90-100 degree range, a fire danger, even more than it already is the summer.>>> lightning strikes showing up east and north of the lake here, and southeast of lake tahoe, those are remna

atkins now faces 31 charges...urder -- attempted murder and false imprisonment. ( james ) still ahead on the kron four morning news... we continue to cover the breaking news this morning... hundreds of thousands of acres on fire in california. we will have updates on all of the major fires burning throughout the state coming up at 7:30. ( james ) and after the break... you've heard of the friendly skies... but what about the áquiet skies. the t-s-a program that's tracking unsuspecting passengers. (ácommercialá) ( darya ) in the east bay... pittsburg police are investigating the city's first homicide of the year. polcie say a man shot and killed his roomate.. and is now on the run. police say 61 year old rolando aquino -- shot and killed his roommate -- 61 year old mark gretler -- at about 10 am on friday morning and then took off. the other roommates in the house say they have no idea where he might be -- and are now afra for their own safety. police say aquino was last seen in san bruno and san leandro. ( james )

shoppers ran from the store when atkins burst in the store.ns eventually handcuffed himself. >>> and a uber and lyft driver, jason gargac filmed passengers and interactions. the live stream occasionally revealed passenger names and addresses as well as private conversations and intimate moments. this is all legal. missouri is a one-party consent state. one person in a conversation needs to be aware of a recording. both ride sharing companies deactivated the driver's accounts. he told the dispatch the cameras were there for his security. >>> cvs apologizing for a pharmacist refusal to fill a prescription for a transgender woman. when no one at cvs responded to her complaint, she went to the state. the pharmacist is no longer employed. >>> trade fears. president trump threatened tariffs on all impa amports fro china. this sparked a sell off on wall street. more than 1/3 of s&p 500 companies are set to report this week. alphab alphabet, amazon and facebook. big names in food as well as airlines will report this week. >>> fiat chrysler ceo sergio

and kimberly atkins is back with me. she is of course the bureau chief there for "the boston globe" there -- boston herald, excuse me. jacob, i want to start with you. something we're expecting to see, as i understand it, in less than an hour. affirming their opposition to making former ambassador michael mcfall and other officials available for questioning by the kremlin. how significant is this? and i would imagine this is something that will pass by a wide marmgen. margin. >> yes, i think in the next ten or so minutes. if mcconnell is putting it on the floor, that means it is going to pass. your assessment is right. the actual meaning of it is limited. it's basically a resolution that expresses the senate's preference about something. this is not law. this won't go to the president's desk. it won't go -- come over here to the house. that doesn't mean the house won't could somethido something. it's just expressing the sense of the senate that the united states government should not, in fact, be delivering our former di

atkins' cousin says atkins had argued with his grandmother for weeks...of atkins' girlfriend staying at their home. atkins is now facing murder charges. his bail is set at two-million dollars ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... an african american business owner is confronted by san francisco police for standing in front of his own store. now he is demanding to know why he was singled out. ( darya ) plus... these thieves go on a shoplifting spree and don't seem to care they were caught on camera. ( darya ) and breaking international news...14 people are shot and two killed overnight at a restaurant in toronto. the story after the break. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. checking the bay bridge commute on wb 80. your drive time is less than 30 min from the maze to fremont street you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. you could generate your own energy, at home. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing, with energy upgra

pursuing 28-year-old gene atkins after a shooting of his grandmother and a teenage girl.say he fired at officers after he crashed his car at trader joe's where he took several people hostage. melyda corado was struck in the crossfire. the bullet traveled from her arm through her body. >> reporter: chief moore calls it a devastating ordeal for the police officers too. >> i recognize how they will forever go through they're minds debating whether that is what they had to do, but as chief of police, i believe it's what they needed to do in order to defend the people of los angeles. >> reporter: atkins was shot in the arm before surrendering to police. he was arraigned on 31 charges tuesday, including murder, attempted murder, and kidnapping. danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," thousands of artifacts salvaged from the "titanic" are at risk of being split apart and sold. how director james cameron is campaigning to bring those artifacts home to the uk. >>> plus advances in in vitro fertilization are spurring debate over embryos call

atkins shooting his grandmother multiple. he t led police on a chaseough hollywood and then taking aim in a gun battle withfi ofrs. >> shot in the arm and out of options, atkins fled into the store. as many as 50 peoeinside. >> my heart is still beating 100 miles per hour. >> reporter: with tactical teams on the ground police surrounded the store during anour long standoff. negotiing the release of several hostages, rushing young children to safety in their arms. >> looks like they used a ladder to get ou >> reporter: some escaping from a secd floor window. >> gun fire and just knew i needed to find a way out. >> reporter: theuspect suaroundering without a fight, terrified hostages reuniting with their loved ones. trader e's calling the events of saturday's standoff then saddest daye history of the company. the store behind me remaining closed. that grandmother, a woman in her 70s remains in thel hospi after undergoing surgery. >> thankyou. >>> in missouri a vigil this afternoon for 17 people who died in the tour boat tragedy

whatever the reason police say atkins decisions on saturday left behind tears and despair.(vicki) that was cristy fajardo reporting. corado's brother tweeted about the loss yesterday saying... "i'm sad to say she didn't make it. my baby sister. my world. i appreciate the retweets and the love. please respect my family's privacy as we are still coming to terms with this." the trader joe's store is still closed joe's store is the trader joe's store is still closed today as police continue to investigate. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.at the san look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it turned into a very nice day after a few patches of morning fog. clouds at the beaches kept teperatures as much as 30 degrees cooler that hot temperatures in the valley where 90s were common. we are tracking another very active day of thunderstorms over the sierra, lightning can be seen from northern to southern california. the big weather story for the bay ar

christian: ross atkins, thank you very much. my good friend, ron christy, republnan strategist, has b with me here at windsor through the course of the day. it's been the highest level of special, ron. let's talk about the front page, the sun newspaper. in the words of the president, this wasenerally fine. this is a new definition of generally fin ron: if that's the new definition of generally fine, 're in a world of hurt. the president of the united states stepped on his own message last night. there were such beautiful optics of him at the palace with the prime minister and what hpened wa the headline you held up. it's interesting to see what will t headline look like tomorrow after a successful visitit windsor with the indictment announced earlier this afternoon. christian:hat did we witness at checkers? there must have be gasps of horror. n: sarah huckabee sanders, the president's press secretary, tried to walk this back lasd night t clearly didn't work so the president thought he would take the podium and s, i didn't say an

atkins finally surrendering after a three-hour standoff. her loved ones now left heart broken. her brother broking down at a makeshift memorial. the shooter's family offering their condolences. >> my deepest sympathy and everything. if i had the money in the world i would give it to keep her memory alive. >> reporter: accidentally killed in a harrowing grocery store gun battle that could have left even more dead. >>> now to the latest in greece. rescuers search through homes and cars for dozens of people still missing after the deadly wildfires there. those fires decimated seaside areas near athens killing at least 79 people and forcing thousands to evacuate. many are returning to find not much left of their homes. greece's prime minister declared three days of national mourning for the victims. meantime, some wildfires are still burning. firefighter and more equipment coming into greece from european countries. >>> violence continues in syria. there's reports of dozens of people killed today. media reports say there's a string of suicide bombings in attacks. one of a motorcycl

. >> kimberly atkins, one of the things that has struck me is brett kavanagh has been a favorite and the concern about him in these final hours seem to be the fact that he used to work for another republican president. >> right, has close ties, very close ties. >> very troubling. >> yes. that's this whole idea that he is establishment, right? he's close to the bush family, very close to the bush administration. he also played a role in this independent counsel investigation of ken starr which could be problematic for the president if he's pushing against this idea that a special counsel, if he's trying to discredit that. there is a lot of concern inside and outside of the white house. also the paper trail. as you say, the more decisions, the longer someone has been on the bench, the more decisions they have, the more things there are to pick through. with republicans having one slim majority, they don't want to take any chances at all on anyone who would seem to be qualified. you may not like what he rules, but if the qualifications don't seem to be at issue, everything is going to b