relatives of anthony nunez called police. they found that he shot himself in the head, but still alert, walking in and out of his home. they tried for 14 minutes to get him to drop his weapon and that is when two officers fired at least one round each. >>> oakland police had a busy 4th of july weekend. as you can see from the cameras at the jack london square that illegal fireworks lit up the sky last night. given that there were no sanctioned events. they could face fines of up to $100,000. >>> and also out of oakland, a heroic story about a man that ran into a home to rescue a disabled woman. >> he was just glad that he was in the right place at the right time. >>> everyone reported hearing those fireworks on july 24. one of

friends and family are puzzled why police had to shoot an 18-year-old anthony nunez, officers responded to a call monday afternoon that nunez was despondent. after talking to him, two officers fired rifles at him. police say he aimed a handgun at them. the shots were fatal. >> i don't understand why it has to be fatal. he was only 18. now, i have to bury my son. >> reporter: chief garcia says officers retreated when the efforts to calm nunez down were failing. >> for 14 minutes a member of our team pleaded with the individual to drop the weapon. the individual continued to go in and out of his home, and at times, pointed the gun at himself. >> family members say nunez was a good athlete that enjoyed singing and rapping. now, they're trying to raise money to pay for funeral expenses. the incident will be reviewed by police internal affairs and the district attorney. the officers were not wearing body cameras. they're in the process of being issued in san jose. a security camera points in the direction of the house, no one at the house would answer the door. >> we have to let the family t

. >>> and 18-year-old anthony nunez was shot and killed by police. it happened along feller avenue and story road yesterday. police found nunez with a self- inflicted gunshot wound. police responded to a welfare check for a potentially suicidal man when they discovered him and after a confrontation, officers shot and killed him. >>> and a protest for the pig scramble at the rodeo sending kids running after piglets. localssay it's harmless fun but some say it's just cruel. they plan to meet in a few weeks to find common ground. >>> the fight for animal rights got intense at pier 39 in san francisco yesterday afternoon. a spokeswoman from pier 39 said that the activists were blocking the tourists' view of a street performer. pier security moved in, and we reached out to san francisco police. they tell us that no one was arrested. >>> a man accused of targeting google in a series of attacks said she was afraid that the tech company was tracking him. the first incident was in may when ray rule diaz allegedly threw a molotov cocktail at the campus in moun

the victim was described as anthony nunez. >>> a vote is expected today on whether to put an amendment on the ballot for an independent police commission. the police commission would have access to all police records, the power to hire and fire a police chief and the authorities to develop and terminate officers. >>> more bay area news. in a few hours, the oakland city council will vote on expanding representer protection. the representser protection act of 2016 would amends oakland's current ordinance to require landlords to petition for rents increases and expand the powers of the rent board and provide re-location assistance when a tenant is forced out. >>> city leaders in san jose are heading back to the drawing board when it comes to housing the homeless in willow glen. a proposal to erect tiny homes was shot down at a council meeting. one councilmember is urging colleagues not to approve a land use change but consider other options such as larger, permanent housing. >>> this week, health officials in the south bay will not take chances with mosquitos that could be carrying the zi

his name, anthony nunez. he was just 18 years old. s uncle said nunez was inside the home where he fired a home, grazing himself in the head. when police arrived just before 5:00 p.m. yesterday the uncle says nunez was outside alone holding the gun. at that point it's not clear what happened but he said nunez was shot and killed. neighbors told us they can't believe it. >> yeah, it's pretty sat sad. it's pretty sad that's what happened. especially on the ho i day. >> really crazy here what happened. >> family members told us off camera that no police officers were hurt. the uncle and the other family members are just waiting for more information from police. now, police didn't tell us much either this morning but did say this is a very unusual event in a usually safe and quiet neighborhood. now, we will bring you more updates as we throughout the newscast as well as on our website. live in east san jose, lili tan, "today in the bay." >>> it is expected to a sad day on the cal campus today as uc berkeley student is remembered, honored b

poco antes de las cinco, los oficiales acudieron a la cuadra 900, donde encontraron a anthony nÚÑez,a suicidar. la corporaciÓn no ha dado detalles y se limitÓ a decir que al poco tipo de haber llegado al lugar, uno de los uniformados le disparÓ al joven. la salida dice que el adolescente acababa de conseguir su primer empleo. el joven tenÍa un problema de aprendizaje pero no estaba deprimido. en lo que va del aÑo la policÍa de san josÉ se ha visto involucrada en cuatro tiroteos, dos mortales. un incendio se desatÓ el domingo. las autoridades declararon que los incendios fueron provocados por fuegos artificiales y las sequÍas. las llamas fueron contenidas luego de horas de trabajo. la policÍa busca a un hombre acusado de robar $1000 de la cartera de una mujer que se encontraba de compras en una tienda local el sÁbado pasado. el sospechoso se habrÍa apropiado de la bolsa, y luego, la devolviÓ vacÍa poco antes de huir con $980. maÑana se espera que se reanude el servicio de bar suspendido este fin de semana. los encargados planean finalizar con las tareas de mantenimiento y reparaciones

heartbroken sandy sanchez breaks down and sobs while talking about the death of her 18-year-old son, anthony nunez. >> i come home to -- he's no longer with us. >> sanchez says she was out of town when she got a call that nunez had shot himself grazing his head with the bullet. >> for whatever reason, he was really sad. he was very depressed. i don't know why. >> sanchez told her family to call 911. >> san jose police chief eddie garcia says moments later two officers showed up. >>

. >>> police are investigating an officer-involved shooting that left 18-year-old anthony nunez dead. it happened before 5:00 yesterday at feller avenue and story road. police were responding to a welfare check on a potentially suicidal man. he was found with a self- inflicted gunshot wound. and after a confrontation, the officer shot and killed him. the officer was not hurt. >>> and the fireworks, as you were talking about, lit up the skies, but of cops made it their mission to find the illegal offenders. >> reporter: this year, police had man manpower on the ground to fight the fire in the sky. >> it's on a grand scale. there is no special area in san jose that is or is not greatly affected by fireworks. >> reporter: we were there as san jose police beefed up patrols. this year, some fire inspectors will ride around with officers. this is part of the haul. a 15-year-old charged with a misdemeanor. the san jose police department believes the enforcement program is already working. >> i'm looking for neighborhoods, block parties, road closures, places where should -- somebody might be

family members say anthony nunez was inside a home holding a gun and shot himself in the head. nunez survived and then was standing outside when officers arrived. he was still holding that gun. it's not clear what happened but officers fired at nunez. neighbors we spoke with were shocked. >> yeah, it's pretty sad. it's pretty sad, what happened. especially on a holiday. >> really crazy here, what happened. >> family members tell us no police officers were hurt. the shooting is under investigation. >>> google's mountain view headquarters appear to be under attack from a man who believes the tech company is tracking him. the raul diaz of oakland has been arrested and charged from federal prosecutors for arson. diaz is accuse of throwing a molotov cocktail at google car in may. that car wasn't damaged. that's the video. a few weeks later diaz allegedly shot at a google building. a week after that he apparently threw another molotov cocktail at a self-driving car destroying that vehicle. all of those attacks happened late night or early in the morning. nobody was injured. >>> today

heartbroken sandy sanchez breaks down and sobs while talking about the death of her 18-year-old son, anthony nunez. >> i have to bury my son. bury my son. >> she said she was out of town when she got a call this nunez had shot himself, grazing his head with the bullet. z>> for whatever rb, he was really add. he was very depressed. i don't know why. >> sanchez told her family to call 911. san jose police chief andy garcia says moments later, two officers showed up. >> officers began approaching the residence at which point, the subject e mernl frd the house with a handgun. >> garcia said the officers retreated and pleaded with nunez to drop the gun while he continued going in out of the house. zpl at one point, the suspect finally emerged and began pointing a weapon in a threatening manner. >> that's when officers fired at him, killing him, but she says he didn't have a gun. >> he took the gun out of his hands and went to go hide it somewhere. zpl police agree nunez was unarmed at some point, but says he had reacquired the gun near his body. the officers involved in the shooting are on routine admi

family members told police 18- year-old anthony nunez was depressed and suicidal. a tense standoff ended with nunez armed with a handgun pointed the weapon at police. two officers opened fire, killing him. watchdogs say using the cameras is a step in the right direction toward full transparency. >> i commend the department for bringing forward this idea. i think its something that can help kind of clarify and help us learn really what happens when there's an interaction between the police and a person on the street. >> but the department's protocol make it unclear when or if the public or oversight bored -- board would get to see what the officer camera recorded. >> just because it's not immediately released to the public or end up on the 10:00 news does not mean it's not without value. >> we're going to have an environment where individuals have contact with police and their perception of what occurred differs from what the police says occurs, we're going to know what actually is the truth. >>reporter: in the south bay bureau, jesse gary, fox 2 news. >> we're find

the victim has been identified as anthony nunez.e received a call for a welfare check on a potentially suicidal man. when they arrived, sources tell us they found nunez with a self- inflicted gunshot wound. at this point he may have only grazed himself with a bullet. we do not know exactly what prompted the police officer to open fire, but we are told there was some sort of confrontation. no officers are injured and the shooting is still under investigation. >>> about three hours ago the sheriff looked at all so-called mandatory evacuations for the trailhead fire. tonight it's 50% contained. it's burned over 5,000 acres so far, but no structures have been damaged and no injuries reported. >>> the san francisco fire department pulled out all the stops to rescue a woman and her dog stuck down a 200-foot cliff. rescue crew there's to pull the woman up with a -- crews had to pull the woman up with a harness. the dog was close behind. he wagged his trail as they walked him across the sand to reunite him with his owner. both owner and dog

and he said that the man shot and killed by police is 18-year-old anthony nunez. uncle said that he was inside the home holding a gun and shot himself in the head. he believes nunez only grazed himself and when police arrived the uncle said that nunez was outside holding the gun. at that point, it's not clear what happened, but nunez was shot and killed. tonight, neighbors are reacting. >> yeah, it's pretty sad. it's pretty sad if that is what happened. especially on the holiday. >> it's crazy here what happened. >> reporter: the you think told us off camera, no police officers were hurt and he believe nunez may have been suicidal. he and other family members are waiting for more information from the police. we are as well, and will have updates later in the news cast, on the website or social media. nbc bay area news. >> uc berkley students will hold a vigil for one of their own killed in the terror attack in bangladesh. her body was felony to her home in india. the 18-year-old cal sophomore was working as a summer intern in bangladesh, when she and others were k

reporter:sandy sanchez fought back tears as she questioned how and why her nephew, 18-year-old anthony nunez, whom she had raised since he was a child, was shot and killed monday during a confrontation with police. >> sandy sanchez/victim's aunt-- why couldn't they have used a taser? >> reporter:officers had responded monday evening to reports of a suicidal man with a gun at a home here on feller avenue in the east foothills. chief eddie garcia explains what happened next. >> reporter:as they approached the house, nunez came outside and began to wave the gun around and pointing it at himself. the officers then retreated across the street and pleaded with nunez to drop the weapon. but he turned it on them instead says chief garcia. >> reporter:family members are discounting reports that nunez was depressed. they say he had a learning disability and may have been upset because he missed a recent family reunion. >>sandy sanchez/victim's aunt-- why must they shoot to kill. his life was just beginning at only 18 years old. now i have to bury my son. (crying) >> vicki:an east bay student, overseas

when officered arrived at the alan rock neighborhood, anthony nunez walked out of the house with a gun in his hand. they say they pleaded with him to drop the weapon. they say he pointed the gun in their direction forcing them to open fire. the family says he didn't have a gun at the time police fired at him. >> at one point, the subject finally emerged and began pointing the weapon in a threatening manner. at one point, pointed it towards the officers. >> my nephew junior said he saw him with the gun in his hand. he took the gun out of his hand and went to go hide it somewheres. >> reporter: police insys nunez was armed, suicidal and a danger to officers. they greeted the teen was unarmed at some point but insists he reacquired the gun found near his body. >>> the verdict is in. alexander yaun was found guilty for killing a marine in a drunk driving crash. free month police announcing the verdict. the accident killed andrew silva back in 2014. the 23-year-old silva was riding his moirk when yawn ran a red light. today, hundreds of people gathered on the cal campus to honor a promising

. >> family members have identified the man killed as 18- year-old anthony nunez, provided us with this picture of him. they believe he was suffering from severe depression. this was the fourth officer- involved shooting in san jose this year. and the second fatal incident. >>> time now is 4:03. and the bay area marked independence day, with some very colorful fireworks displays. >> san francisco's fireworks drew thousands of people to the water front. there is always a concern that fog could obscure the show. and ktvu amber lee was at aquatic park for the patriotic celebration. >> it has special meaning. >> this u.s. army veteran says on this day, he is remembering all of his brothers and sisters in the military. >> this is what we're protecting. our freedom. to have everybody out here doing what they are do now. it is special. >> other sass i this day is a time for reflection. recent terrorist attacks in orlando, and other parts of the world, are on many minds. >> it means celebrating our american history. and all of the conflicts over the years. and good times, and there has been som

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relatives tell us that anthony nunez loved sports and he loved to sing and he loved to rap. for some reason he got ahold of a gun yesterday and fired it toward his head. an hour later, he was dead when police shot him. >> my son is gone. [ crying ] >> reporter: her words, her emotion convey the hurt sandy sanchez is feeling. it was late on monday afternoon when san jose police were called to the house because someone inside was despondent. it was the 18-year-old nunez who had grazed his head when police say he pointed a handgun at his head. >> the officers were approaching on scene and the subject came out of the resident and the officers did not want to force a confrontation which is why they retreated and why in these instances quite frankly time is on our side and they wanted to slow it down and they did a good job of doing that. >> reporter: officers spent 14 minutes trying to convince him to give himself up. when nunez pointed the gun at officers, two officers with rifles across the street shot him and he died later at the hospital. >> why couldn't they taser him or do

friends and family are zzled why police had to shoot an 18-year-old anthony nunez, officers responded to a call monday afternoon that nunez was despdent. after talking to him, two officers fired rifles at m. police say he aim a handgun at them. the shots re fatal. >> i don't uerstand why it has to be fatal. he was only 18. now, i have to bury my son. >> reporter: chief garcia says officersretreated when the efforts calm nunez down were failing. >> for 14 minutes a member of ou team pleaded with the invidual to drop the weapon. the individual continued to go in and out of his home, and at times, pointed the gun at himself. >> family members say nunez was a good athlete that enjoyed singing and rapping. now, they're trying to raise money to pay for funeral expenses. the incident will be reviewed by police internal affairs and the district attorney. the officers were not wearing body cameras. they're in the process of being issued in san jose. a security camera points in the direion of the house, no one at the hse would answer the door. >> we have to let the famil talk him out of if he w

reporter:sandy sanchez fought back tears as she questioned how and why her nephew, 18-year-old anthony nunez, whom she had raised since he was a child, was shot and killed monday during a confrontation with police. >> reporter:officers had responded a suicidal man with a gun at a home here on feller avenue in the east foothills. chief happened next. >>sot eddie garcia/san jose --officers followed with two months trekking across the street. -- striking across the street. >> reporter:as they approached the house, nunez came outside and began to wave the gun himself. the officers then retreated across the street drop the weapon. but he says chief garcia. >> reporter:family members are discounting reports that nunez was depressed. they say he had a learning disability and may have been upset because he missed a recent family reunion. sot sandy sanchez/victim's aunt --i do not understand why every time a has to be a tragic incident. >> steve: new at eight. the fifth of the july is typically the busiest day of the year for animal shelters. and, this year is no county animal services. >> steve: tod

anthony nunez was in a home, holding a gun, and he shot himself in the head. he survived and was standing outside when offices arrived. it is not clear what happened, but officers fired at nunez. >> it is pretty sad. >> that is really crazy what happened. >> no police officers were injured an that shooting is under investigation. >> a cool down after a foggy fourth of july. temperatures in the high 70s. >> shehere is a live look at th bay bridge, nice conditions today, kari. >> yeah, you still see the clouds overhead, as we look the high temperatures, it will be the 80s and 90s. 63 in san francisco with upper 70s in parts of the north day. we will look ned to the weekend. >>> coming off of a holiday, major fireworks rocking the ports world, too. kevin durant going to the warriors fans. the four-time scoring champ and former mvp made that announcement yesterday on the website players tribune. fans have a few months of what he can do. >> he is a great player. i'm very excited. >> with him and curry? it will be lights out. a fun season. >> the highs and the lows

. >> family members have identified a man killed as 18- year-old anthony nuÑez.ey provided this picture of him. this was the fourth officer involved shooting in san jose this year and the second fatal incident. his family tells ktvu that he worked at a nearby grocery store and may have been suffering from depression. the officers involved have not been identified. we're expecting to hear more and 11:30 this morning. >>> the police department is one of these agencies that is getting coverage over their work with mental illness. we will have morning you. >>> incredible new video was just shared by one of our facebook followers that shows a fire that was sparked by illegal fireworks. take a look at your screen. you can see the bright orange flames. you can see neighbors using garden hoses to try to get the flames it. was later -- flames out. it was later put out by the local fire department. this was a busy fourth of july night for firefighters and police all across the bay area. >> they were responding to a countless number of calls in the bay area for illegal fire

police are investigating an officer- involved shooting that killed a man identified as 18-year-old anthony nunez, and it happened along fellow avenue at story road before 5:00 yesterday. police were responding to a well pear check on a potentially suicidal man. he was found with a gunshot wound, and after a confrontation, the officer shot and killed him. the officer was not harmed. >>> officers and officialing trying to crackdown on illegal fireworks. san jose took 13 officers off their normal beat and had them work at stopping the sale of illegal explosives. major busts like this one after officers caught a 15-year-old with illegal fireworks, and during a ride along, the san jose lieutenant told us what raises red flags. >> i'm looking for neighborhood block parties, road closures, place where is somebody might be setting up to prepare for a fireworks display either on the street or in their court. >> and in an added step, the city raised the fine for illegal fireworks, $500 from a first offense to $1,000 for a third offense. the numbers will be released later today. >>> oakland pd hoped fines

however that person's relatives identified him as 18-year-old anthony nunez. they tell police that he was depressed, suicidal and had written a suicide note. take a look at our video. that brought police to the 900 block of feller avenue yesterday around 5 pm. they found the suspect with -- the victim with a self- inflicted gunshot to the head. he came out the house and waved a handgun. that touched off 14 minutes of negotiations trying to get him to drop the gun. at one point he pointed the police -- officer -- gun at the officer and that is when the officers shot. >> i think our officers used great judgment. and were trying to de-escalate the situation. and dealing with an individual who had some mental issues. the officers technically retreated in an attempt to calm him down and try to get him to give up. and surrender peacefully. obviously as the officers were approaching on scene the subject came out the residents the officers did not want to force a confrontation which is why they retreated. it's why in these instances time is on our side. they did a goo

heartbroken sandy sanchez breaks down and sobs while talking about the death of her 18-year-old son, anthony nunez. >> i come home to -- he's no longer with us. >> sanchez says she was out of town when she got a call that nunez had shot himself grazing his head with the bullet. >> for whatever reason, he was really sad. he was very depressed. i don't know why. >> sanchez told her family to call 911. >> san jose police chief eddie garcia says moments later two officers showed up. >> officers ghabegan approachin the residence and the subject came out with a handgun. >> garcia says the officers retreated and pleaded with nunez to drop the gun while he continued going in and out of the house. >> at one point the subject finally emerged and began pointing the weapon in a threatening manner. >> that's when officers fired at nunez killing him. but sanchez says her son didn't have a gun at the time. >> he said he saw him with a gun in his hands. he put the gun out of his hands and went to hide it somewhere. >> police agree nunez was unarmed at some point but says he had reacquired the gun which was found

garcia says that relatives called police to the 900 block of fuller around around 8:00. 18-year-old anthony nunez was depressed and suicidal. so much so he pinned a suicide note. arriving officers found him walking into and out of his house. all the while suffering from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to his head that did not immobilize him. they continue today go in and out of his home. at times pointed the gun at himself. at one point the suspect finally emerged and began pointing the weapon, a threatening matter and point it had towards the officers -- and pointed it towards the officers. >> two officers fired one shot each. nunez armed with a handgun was hit and killed. this afternoon we tried to speak to the family about the accounts of the events events, but they declined our request. ultimately in the end, someone lost their life. i don't want to call it textbook from a tactical perspective i'm pleased and proud of the officers for using the restraint that they did. >> reporter: and this case is now under investigation by an independent police auditor and also the district attorney's office

eddie garcia says that anthony nunez, relatives called police saying he was suicidal with a gun. when officers arrived they learned that nunez had shot himself in the head, but was still alert walking in and out of that home carrying a gun. they tried for 14 minutes to get him to drop the weapon. at some point he pointed the guns at officers and that is when two officers fired at least one round each. >> the officer did not want to force a confrontation and why in these instances time is on our side. they wanted to slow it down, but unfortunately it wasn't the result we all wanted. >> reporter: those two officers are both veterans on administrative leave, which is standard procedure. this is the fourth officer- involved shooting in san jose so far this year and the second one that has been deadly. >>> after an exhaustive investigation, the fbi director said that former secretary of state hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server to send and receive highly sensitive government e-mails was, "extremely careless, but not criminal." the fbi will not recommend charges against cl

family members stoled -- told police 18-year-old anthony nunez was depressed and suicidal. he was armed with a handgun and pointed a weapon at police. two officers opening fired, killing him. watch dog groups say using the cameras is step in the ride -- right direction. >> i think it's a good thing. i commend the department for bringing forward this idea. i think it's something that can help clarify and help -- and help us learn what happens when there's an action between the police and person on the street. >>reporter: but the departments' protocols make it unclear when or if the public or oversight bored would get to see what the officers body ram -- camera recorded. >> just because it's not immediately released to the public or end up on the 10:00 news does not mean it does not have value. >> when individuals have contact with the police and their perception of what occurs differs from what the police department says occurs, we're going to know what actually is the truth. >>reporter: a security built into the system so the video cannot be et ited -- edited or re-- erased

garcia says relatives called police to the 900 block of summer avenue around 5:00. 18-year-old anthony nunezepressed and suicidal according to relatives. so much so he even penned a suicide note. arriving officers found nunez walking into and out of his house, all the while suffering from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to his head that did not immobilize him. >> reporter: he continued to go in and out of his home and at times pointed the gun at himself. >> at one point, the subject finally emerged and began pointing the weapon in a threatening manner and at one point, pointed the weapon towards the officers. >> reporter: two officers across the street with rifles drawn fired one shot each. nunez armed with a handgun was hit and fell to the ground. he was pronounced dead a short time later. this afternoon we tried to talk to his family about the police accounts of events. but they declined our request. back at headquarters chief garcia praises his officers' you so training but also mourns the loss of life. >> ultimately someone lost their life. so i don't really want to call that textbook. fr

family members told police anthony nunez was depressed and suicidal.ense standoff ended when nunez pointed the weapon at police. two officers opened fire, killing him. watchdog groups essay using the cameras is a step in the right direction toward full transparency. >> i think it's a thing. i commend the department for bringing forward this idea. i think it's something that can help kind of clarify and help us learn, really what happens when there's an interaction between the police and the person on the street. >> reporter: but the protocols makes it unclear when or if the public or oversight board would get to see what the officers body camera recorded. >> just because it's not going to be immediately released to the public or end up on the 10:00 news does not mean it is not without value. >> we are going to have an environment where individuals have contact with the police and their poor perception of what occurred differs from what the police departments has occurred, we're going to know what actually is the truth. >> reporter: in the south bay bur

police chief eddie garcia says relatives of 18-year-old anthony nunez called police 5:00 monday eveningg nunez was depressed and suicidal. chief garcia says when the officers arrived nunez had already shot himself in the head, but he continued to go in and out of his house, pointing the gun at himself and then at the officers. that's when two police officers each fired one shot. >> well, ultimately, in the end someone lost their life. so i don't really want to call that textbook from a tactical perspective. i am very pleased and proud of the officers for using the restraint that they did. >> there is no body camera video of the shooting. the san jose police department recently received body cameras. all officers are expected to be wearing them by the end of the month. >>> well, last night oakland police went to stockton tracking down a homicide suspect. it ended with the 55-year-old suspect taking his own life. stockton police told tv station kcra oakland police and u.s. marshals went to the red roof inn near interstate 5. when officers approached the hotel room, they heard gunfire insi

. >> family members have identified the man killed as 18- year-old anthony nunez. they provide us with this picture. they believe he was suffering from severe depression. this was the fourth officer- involved shooting in san jose this year and the second fatal incident. >>> time now is 5:05. in other news, the san francisco waterfront was lined with thousands of people last night. to see the big fireworks show. ♪ >> it was a big one. the fireworks were launched from barges near pier 39. while it was somewhat foggy last night, most people said they were still able to see a great show. >> i loved the fireworks here. we come here every year. and this is the first one we got to bring our son. so we are super excited. >> it was pretty cool. we came here from texas. and it is very beautiful. we don't have water like this where i'm from. >> came from texas. >> wow. >> the show lasted 20 minutes and many people came up hours ahead of time to get a good seat. >> we don't know of any officially sanctioned fireworks displays yet in oakland. fireworks lit up the sky in oakland

>> family members have identified the man killed as 18- year-old anthony nunez and provided us with thisicture here. this was the fourth officer- involved shooting in san jose this year. and the seconds fatal incident. now his family tells ktvu that he worked at a nearby grocery store, may have been suffering from depression. and police have not identified the officers involved. pam, back to you. >> brian, thank you for that update. >>> time now is 6:06. changing gear, the bay area will soon welcome the newest golden state warrior. kevin durant. the former mvp is leaving the oklahoma city thunder, to sign a two-year deal reportedly for $54 million. durant announced his decision in an essay posted to the players tribune. and he said it was based on the potential for his growth as a player. last season, durant averaged 28 points, and 8 rebounds and five assists per game. and he has spent the past nine years, playing for oklahoma city. >> he was synonymous with the oklahoma city community. as well as the thunder organization. and very rarely in pro sports are you in a situation where a play

anthony nunez had a self inflicted gunshot wopped when they found him and after a confrontation, policekilled him. >>> juno is identifying earthlings of its success for the jupiter orbit on twitter. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. ,,,,,,,, >>> it's 7:27. and i'm sandra osborne in the kpix traffic center. we are keeping an eye on the southbound 101 in petaluma, speeds down to 44 miles per hour. no major slowdowns but you will see things moving slower than usual. the bay bridge, things are backed up at the toll plaza. from the carquinas bridge to the maze, 28 minutes and altamont pass at 17 miles per hour and still 580 from the altamont pass to 680, about 16 minutes. >>> the scene is not clear from the cliff house at ocean beach with gray skies and a lot of drizzle around the coast and bay. 51 in santa rosa to 59 in livermore with clear skies. later today, sunshine away from the beaches. 60s around the bay and 70s in the peninsula. big-time cool down on saturday. ,, ♪ light piano ,, today i saw a giant. it had no arms, but it welcomed me. (hawk call) it had no hear

family members have identified the man as anthony nuÑez.ey believe he was suffering from severe depression. this was the fourth in -- officer involved shooting in san jose this year and second fatal one. >>> hillary clinton will get help on the campaign trail today. president obama will join her in charlotte, north carolina this afternoon. the two will talk about building on the progress democrats have made while president obama has been in the white house. this will mark the first time the two of them will be seen together during this current campaign. >> if you believe this election will have a base election, which many people do, to have obama by hillary's side today as well as through multiple appearances, is an advantage for her. >> reporter: clinton will fly to north carolina on air force one with the president. her opponents are asking who is paying for that right. it's expected that the clinton campaign will have to pay for at least some of the cost of that flight. we have more information now from james comey which people are suspe

>> reporter: the family member told me his name is anthony nunez. he stayed at the home right behind me. it's the home with the basketball court right in front. he stayed there with his aunt. let me show you video of the scene. this went down at about 5:00 yesterday afternoon. the family members called the police department to come out to do a welfare check. they said he was suicidal that he was possibly depressed. when the officers arrived they saw him with a self-inflicted gun wound possibly to his head. he was bleeding from his head and face. but they said he they don't think he was trying to kill himself that he was just distraught. the uncle told me he was just fired that day from his job. when they came out they saw him in the front and tried to tell him to put down his weapon. the officers say he refuse and had that's when they felt threatened and shot him. we don't know the officer's names. but we know it involved two police officers who have been placed on administrative leave. >> we were right in front of the home and we could hear family

anthony rent don't's 2-run blast. washington scored one more in the fourth to take a 3-0 lead but the giants got offense going in the 4th. eduardo nunezith a drive to right center field making the score 3-2, and angel pagan drove in the tying run with a groundout in the bottom of the 7th. bases loaded and the giants scored 2 more. that is your final, 5-3 giants, and the giants facing off against the nationals. >>> maybe the players had special inspiration from a new piece of art. check it out there. the giants unveiled a giant lego statue of madison bumgarner, and it will be on permanent display in the fan lot. bumgarner checking out how closely it matches him, and you can see it looks pretty close. >>> it ended up being a rough night for the as against cleveland. in the 4th inning, oakland's billy butler and the indian's catcher had heated words but butler stopped the chatter who he hit a 440-foot homerun and flipped his bat, and the umpire sent out a warning to both dugouts. but the tension seemed to ignite the indians in their half of the fourth. cleveland hit 3 homers off dillon overton who was just recalled from triple a nashvill

nunez and he didn't get into the game until late. rivera singel to right washington up 2-1. to the 6th and anthonyck up the middle and now it's 4-1. 6th in7 hits two strikes out. bases loaded the game boom. he ball out and steps on first and the first triple play against giants since 2009 a triple play and that's pretty much it. nunez got the first at bat as a giant a couple runners on and strikes out in the 9. 4-1 washington. dodgers win so they are 1 game out of first play. and we will say it again a triple play did the giants in. bases loaded no one out, and in the 8th and that did it. a's in cleveland. beginning a series against a good cleveland club. that's the manager red hot start. josh down the line and hitting one into the gap that's all right. down the line it's 2-0 amount's on -- a's on the next pitch davis is ready he has 26 home runs on the year. and just out of range of the bottom 7 a wild pitch by ryan with a wild pitch. 5-3 indians and remain in 4th place in the american league west. usa basketball playing the second of two exhibition games versus venezuela. and wade and his family