. >> i'm juliette goodrich. it happened near the 580 offramp. the suspect police shot and killed turned out to be a wanted man. >> around 7:30 saturday morning and this 580 offramp shut down. >> police have their guns drawn. >> a standoff began. a long one, police say for an hour and ten minutes, they ordered the man to put down the weapon. it it was this chrome pistol fully loaded with a 30 round magazine. >> a confrontation ensued with the officer and the person. >> one officer fired his taser at the man in the bmw. the second officer fired his gun. the man later died at the hospital. >> so we are still actively interviewing the officers involved as well as reviewing the footage from the body cameras that the officers were wearing. >> says it is the same bmw from a burglary last night in san francisco. where the suspect got away. >> unable to confirm at this point if it's the same suspect. definitely in the same vehicle. >> the man shot was a black male. police would not confirm that, but oakland's first officer involved shooting in two years,

juliette? >> thank you. >>> on the eve of game five we have you covered.ve kerr on how his team has avoided long losing streaks. what the mvp p >>> well, steve kerr made an adjustment to the starting line- up for game 4. don't expect any changes from the cavs. lebron said today, i repeat, lebron and not coach blatt, but lebron said today they are sticking with their starting five but the adjustments will come throughout the game. that warriors have avoided a three-game straight loss by beating cleveland. the series is tied at two games apiece. now that it's a best of three series it means the warriors will go the entire season without a three-game losing streak. in the second round versus memphis the warriors lost game 2 and 3 before winning three straight to win the series. and head coach steve kerr says his team is confident and avoided the long losing streaks. >> it's a relatively quiet team other than draymond. but it's a quiet team and they don't tend to show too much emotion. but they are extremely competitive and they get a little angry when they lo

juliette and brian. >> yes, american pharoah is going to be busy. third time is is the charm for the jockey. last year, he was on california chrome, correct? >> yeah, exactly. well, it's a big drop for the jockey and also a big drought for the trainer. the trainer has tried four times, gone to the preakness and the belmont, won there, and came here and walked it. so he said a little joke a couple days ago that he was personally responsible for this drought. he has made up for it. >> we can hear music in the background. there must be some sort of party. where is american pharoah? >> i don't know where he is. he is being protected at this very time. that's actually a band that is performing right now. they have a little party after all the races are over. most people have headed out. they celebrated hard and said, i got to go home. probably had to relax after all that excitement. >> absolutely. all right, wendy, thanks so much. today's triple crown actually marks seven straight wins for american pharoah. value has rocketed as much as $100 million. now

all right, juliette goodrich on the streets of oakland, thanks, juliette. >>> the celebrations continued with the big rally out need every near lake merritt. >> here are some of the highlights. take a look. >> oakland bay area! are you ready!! >> whoo! >> babyface bring that up here, steph curry! [ applause and cheers ] >> but i took a look at the roster and i thought, man i got a big job on my hands. um, not much talent. [ laughter ] >> not much versatility. the defense was suspect. more than anything just shaky character, i mean, look at these guys. i have to teach steph and klay how to shoot baskets from really far away. i had to somehow teach draymond in nine months to become emotional and passionate and confident. [ laughter ] >> and to talk trash to the other team and to the opponents, the fans, his mom. [ laughter ] >> to his coaching staff and to be a general pain in the butt to everybody in the arena. and i had to teach all these guys to be really unselfish and caring and giving of each other not only to their team and their organization, but to a community so -- in nine months,

dennis, the dubs needed this. >> reporter: they did need it juliette. i tell you what, for the first time this series, the warriors played like the warriors. they cut down on turnovers and controlled the pace of the basketball game. scary moment early when andrew bogut sent lebron james to the floor, hit his head on a camera lens and got cut up pretty badly but he didn't leave the game. warriors close the game thanks to andre iguodala. he scored a season high 22 points in his first start of the season. warriors win 103-84 and even the series at two games apiece. game five sunday at oracle. >> i thought the first three games, they were the more competitive team. you know. maybe it was our first trip to the finals. we thought we could play hard. it is not just about playing hard, it is about playing every single possession like it is your last. i thought tonight our effort took a step up. that is why we were able to win. >> we were in a three game series for the nba finals. six months ago, i would have bought that. >> reporter: now, as we go back to san f

juliette goodrich, kpix5. >>> fine wine isn't the only claim to fame in sonoma county.also produces the nation's best beer. it's the seventh straight year the piney the elder is at the very top. >> the real piney the elder died in what catastrophic event? the eruption of vesuvius in 1879. >>> we've got numbers around the bay area with clear skies for the most part get at the shoreline. tomorrow we start out in the mid-50s and high pressure creeping back near the bay area. a repeat for the tomorrow. bill thursday the numbers will be near up with hundred degrees inland. we'll be in record -- near 100 degrees inland. we'll be in record territory. temperatures near the century mark the latter half of the week. in the south bay 83 degrees at sunnyvale, 85 morgan hill, sen 76 at fremont. low cloud to start out tuesday morning in the north about a and 80 degrees at san rafael, 86 for sanity rosa and up clearlake 88 degrees, 90 lake port and 91 at ukiah. extended forecast tomorrow repeat performance, wednesday we begin to warm it up. look at thursday inland 100 degrees in spots

juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >> the recycling program is the first of its kind in the country. during the first six months, people hauled away 2.3 million- gallons of free water. >>> lingering drought could make the upcoming fire season especially busy. homeowners in the san ramon valley fire district must have the leaves and plants cleared to have a 100-foot defensible space around their home. fire districts installed signs to warn people of the deadline. >> we're out there making sure that we take care of it. >> after these who don't come ply, the fines start at 500 bucks and could go as high as $2000. >>> aids life cycle, a major fundraiser for hiv and aids research has broken its record. the annual event again yesterday raising $16.3 million. nearly a million dollar more than last year. more than 2300 bicyclists left san francisco yesterday on a 545-mile ride to los angeles. >>> an old computer dropped off at a recycling center in silicon valley turns out to be worth $200,000. >> it was anne makovec -- it was an an technique. an -- antique. >> that same thing almost happene

good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> and i'm brian hackney. this was the scene for more than five hours on highway 4 in bay point bumper to bumper traffic crawling for miles. it was caused by a fatal shooting in the eastbound lanes between san marco boulevard and bailey road just before 3:00 this afternoon. kpix5's andria borba is near the scene now. hi andria. >> reporter: the highway has reopened after six hours of being closed for this investigation. it is reopened now. it is no longer closed but the case is far from closed. >> all we know is that this poor guy got shot driving on the freeway. >> reporter: the first clues came to dispatchers just before 3:00. the immediate concern, this car slammed into the center divide. when officers arrived, it was clear this was not a run of the meal accident. it was homicide. >> they checked him. he didn't have any respiration or circulation going. >> reporter: 20 minutes after the 911 call for the crash, the victim was pronounced dead from a gunshot wound. there were three bullet holes in the driver s

that's right, kpix5's juliette goodrich tracked them down. >> i'm not allowed to make any comments. >> reporter: at the lupin lodge registration counter, employees were warned not to say much. >> our attorney doesn't want us to make any sort of statement. >> reporter: the lupin lodge owner and three other employees asked the open space district if they could install temporary lines to collect water from hendreys creek. that was last july. the district said no. but they did it anyway and according to the da, the owners installed multiple water lines into the creek and other springs on district's property. those water lines delivered water straight to lupin lodge. >> has that been going on? have you been warned? >> i have been told by our attorneys that we cannot make any statements until after discovery. >> reporter: do you have any water supply now or is it cut off? >> i can't make any statements. sorry. >> reporter: kpix5 visited lupin lodge nine months ago when they were drought stricken and had this to say. >> we haven't really had an issue with having enough water. all these years

the fact of the matter is, allen, juliette, steph curry has to start playing earlier like his explosive 4th quarter and also draymond green has to start hitting shots from the outside. going to have to be a team effort if the warriors hope to even this series tonight. tip-off in an hour from now. >> thanks. >>> after tonight the series comes back to oracle arena on sunday. if the warriors win in the ex- two games is goes back to cleveland for game 6. >>> new at 5:00 an armed robber fires at a gas station clerk as he runs for his life. the san francisco robbery was caught on surveillance video. joe vazquez has a look at the two men police say are on the run and certainly not afraid to shoot. joe. >> reporter: allen, i just spoke with the manager inside. he tells me it was 2:40 a.m. may 19 and usually the door is locked at that time. but the clerk noticed somebody he recognized, let him inside, and then two gunman soon followed. the surveillance video shows two men walking into the gas station both wearing dark hoodies. one of the men pauses for quite a while and just stares at the camera

juliette goodrich, in for michelle griego. injuliette goodrich caught up with this this afternoon. >> reporter: you might call this quite the optional clothing resort, two employees charged with stealing a lot of water to supply the lodge. if the convicted, they could face up to three years in yale. -- in jail. >> i'm not allowed to make comments. >> reporter: at the lupin lodge registration counter employees were warned not to say much. >> your attorney doesn't want to us make a statement. >> reporter: the lodge owners and three employees asked mid peninsula regional open space district if they could install temporary lines to collect water from hen dries creek. that was last july. the district said no. but they did it anyway and according to the d.a. the owners installed multiple water lines into hendris creek and other springs on district property. those water lines delivered water to the lodge. had you been warned. >> i have been told by our attorneys that we cannot makemy statements until after discovery. >> reporter: do

as juliette said earlier this had tropical origins. this is what's left over from hurricane blanca in the eastern pacific. it's been an active system. sometimes the tropical moisture makes it here. how much rainfall? castro valley today in june, received more than a half inch of rainfall. nearly half inch in danville. .36" alameda. .26" san bruno and petaluma. palo alto .16." livermore for the entire summer june july and august combined average .23." you in livermore had more than that today. so for some parts of the bay area, summer's worth of rainfall in one day. average is .20. you have had .23. we'll have more coming up in 12 minutes. >>> new at 5:00 san francisco police on the trail of two serial robbers when they stumbled onto something more alarming. kpix 5's joe vazquez on the arsenal of weapons they uncovered. joe. >> reporter: when the cops came in and busted the home of one of the suspected robbers last week, they tell me they just kept finding more and more weapons and then they kept looking and found some bomb- making mate

. >> i want to bring in juliette kay yam our national security analyst, and i wanted to specificallya analyst, but as a d.o.j., and talk about the forces and announce that investigation has started in earnest, but that it might not be necessary. >> right. and paul brings up the point that we have joint jurisdiction in the country, and both federal and state, and the hate crimes legislation has passed and many states were not prosecuting the hate crimes and the shepherd case was a sexual orientation hate crime, but the legislation will see if the state is moving forward and if it is being negligent, and if it is being negligent, then the civil rights division will say, we are on the lead prosecutorprosecutors, andn the prosecution side, and so in the localities and two states in this stage the, but the prosecution will reside in the state, because no doubt that south carolina wants to prosecute this guy, and as paul said both in the hate crimes cases, and i also know that the word terrorism is being e debated, and i understand why, but a it is a form of -- and i understand why, becaus

juliette goodrich shows us them popping wheelies and doing doughnuts right in the middle of traffic.reporter: this underground dirt bike organization takes the city streets and packs of 20 or more. their bikes aren't street legal and neither are the wheelies and burnouts, they've hit busy areas along the haight ashbury and put on a dangerous show in tourist hot spots like fishermen's wharf. this recent video of the bikers was taken the front of the store where tourists shop. >> it's really crowded here a lot of people. so if that happens here, it would be dangerous. >> reporter: so where are the cops? >> our policy is very restrictive. >> reporter: not to chase the bikers through city streets because it's too dangerous. how do you track them down and have you? >> well, you know, by having license plate information if we can obtain it through the investigation work, we can backtrack and see who these people are and eventually make an arrest. >> reporter: sfpd says they're reviewing video like this one provided by the bikers themselves posted on youtube. sfpd tells me tracking down lic

in san francisco juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> at ashby b.a.r.t.cal cell phone theft in the making until good samaritans chased down the mugger and he changes his mind. the suspect violently smachd a woman's phone as she entered the ashby station but then witnesses followed the man. one woman chased him down with her bicycle. what happened next surprised her. >> i was yelling "give back the phone" and sure enough he got out the phone and looked me straight in the eye and he threw it. >> berkeley police soon tracked this guy down, not far from ashby b.a.r.t. he was arrested and booked on robbery charges. >>> a new lead today in the search for two escaped killers on the run in new york. dna evidence links the men to a burglarized cabin about 25 miles from clinton correctional facility. they say the prisoners broke in to a vacant cabin within the last 24 hours. police have set up road blocks searching cars in the area. they warned people to lock their doors and stay inside. as the manhunt moves forward police confirmed a second prison employee has bee

juliette goodrich reports based on how those dogs are trained the officer may not have had any other choice. >> that's right. that officer didn't have the particular commands like a handler would but still what went wrong? there are cameras in the back of this police department to see what happened. they're investigating. in the meantime they're trying to figure out why this would even happen. >> reporter: a police dog handler is an experienced police officer whose partner is a dog. they train, work and live with their k-9 partners. these dogs' tracking skills are used to find and apprehend suspects, not fellow officers. >> the k-9 attack and shooting happened in a secured parking lot of richmond pk around 6:30 this morning. the 3-year-old belgian somehow got out of the back of this patrol car a car that was supposed to be locked. the k-9 handler was inside the police department. when the police dog attacked the officer he pulled out his gun and shot the dog. >> he was confronted by one of our k-9s. the k-9 bit him and in defense of himself the officer fired one shot at the k-9, stri

kpix 5's juliette goodrich asked them about these charges. >> reporter: quite the water fight at the clothing optional resort lupin lodge. two owners and three employees are charged with stealing water from a nearby creek to supply the resort area here. if convicted they could face up to three years in jail. >> i'm not allowed to make any comments whatsoever. >> reporter: at the lupin lodge registration counter employees were warned not to say much. >> our attorneys don't want to us make any statements. >> reporter: the lodge owners and three other employees asked mid peninsula regional open space district if they could install temporary lines to collect water from the creek. that was last july. the district said no. but they did it anyway and according to the d.a., the owners installed multiple water lines into the creek and other springs on district property. those water lines delivered water straight to lupin lodge. >> has that been going on? have you been smashed. >> i have been told by our attorneys that we cannot make any statements until after discovery. >> reporter: do you ha

only on "5" juliette goodrich has the story of his connection to a four-legged rookie. >> reporter: at francisco's at&t, the hottest dog in the ballpark is not for sale. on this night he is resting in the bleachers. >> he is awesome. >> reporter: meet puppy crawford rookie mvp for marin county's guide dogs for the blind. >> he is about 15 months old. >> reporter: there's no coincidence he shares a name with brandon crawford the san francisco giant. the shortstop and the puppy began a relationship early on. >> when i first met him, he was i think just a few weeks to maybe a month old. >> reporter: last year, brandon and his family visited guide dogs for the blind and came away impressed. >> actually did a little training drill with them where i put a blindfold on and was led by a dog around the whole campus and it's amazing how well these dogs are trained and it was really cool experience. >> reporter: the ballplayer then stepped up to the plate and decided to sponsor a new puppy in training. lending his name and introducing giants fans to the largest guide dog school in the nation. >>

i'm juliette goodrich. >> and i'm brian hackney. kpix5's christian heart net hartnet is near the university -- hartnet near the university. >> reporter: police say the victims in these crimes are forgetting the golden rule before leaving their cars unattended. the u.s. berkeley campus has been a vehicle theft hotspot in may. 11 smash and grabs have hit on ordinary campus. drivers say they do what they can to keep their car from being an easy target. >> the only thing we leave in our car is maybe our baseball gear. that's it. we don't leave any bags. we don't leave nick out that looks like someone would -- anything out that looks like someone would want. >> reporter: some are strategic where they mark to minimize risk. >> i -- park to minimize risk. >> i hardly ever park on the street and when i do, there's obviously not very much in here. >> reporter: and yet police say in nearly all the incidents drivers had things stolen left in plain sight. that's a no-no. with the recent thefts, it should be a reminder to clear the car of all be

good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >>> warrior fans wearing their colors proudly and why the feds are saying it is not about t- shirts and caps for the counterfeiting. >>> good evening,. >>> there is no doubt the wariors are the hottest team in the bay area, plenty of people looking on make a quick buck off of loyal fans. we are at the arena to find out more about it, christian? >> reporter: no matter who wins tonight the big winner will be the sellers of warriors merchandise. it was the third highest in sales throughout the regular season. you can see how that can happen when you visit the team's store. the place is packed. warriors shirts, hats, flying off of the shelves. they are not the only places making a killing. kiosks selling knock off gear are popping up everywhere. it is so much that the department of homeland security partnered with the nba to try to shutdown some of the sellers and contpeusicate their gear. they told us it is all part of a much-bigger problem. -- confiscate their gear. they told us it is all part of a much bigger problem. >> it is profitable for them so t

good evening, i'm juliette is. >>> drastic water cuts are about to hit the bay area's biggest city and right now the clock is ticking. good evening,. >>> starting tomorrow, san jose water customers will need to cutback 30%. mark kelly on what will happen if they don't. >> reporter: he takes a long look at his home to save more water. >> where can you conserve more? >> it is going to be hard. >> reporter: starting tomorrow the san jose water company wants every house to drastically cut their water use. >> too high, right away. >> it is a drought emergency. >> reporter: san jose water company explains how the cutback works. every home has an assigned allotment of water. go over and the surcharge starts going up. one as high as $7.13 for every unit of water use. >> the way our program works those who have already conserved are likely going to find themselves at or below the target. >> reporter: for the ones that do not listen inspectors will patrol. get caught wasting water a handful of times and you can face a $500 fine of every day of waste. >> reporter: he is confident that will not be

i want to bring in former cia oberative bob baer along with juliette who was a member of the joint police fbi task force that carried out the operation today. bob, let me start with you. we know rahim was taken extremely seriously. this is a guy who had been under 24-hour surveillance by police and federal agents wrrbl that means a lot of resources. this isn't something just posting a few random things on social media that they apprehend. this means this is significant. >> exactly, erin. you know to watch somebody like this you probably have to have 20 people on eight-hour shifts so 120 people maybe a day, and if there are two more people involved in this, we're talking about hundreds of people. and for jttf to put a surveillance team on somebody like this they have to have something very specific they have to worry about the guy. it can't just be social media. it's not something you do randomly. let's watch the guy for a couple days. it doesn't work that way. they're already overtasked in so many ways. they had something to go on and clearly, they were nervous about this guy, and jtff is

los requisitos para tener residencia.e el 17 de junio terminÓ proceso de descripciÓn como otros, julietteinforme del gobierno. las autorÍa emigratoria dicen que ya no permiten el paso a territorio dominicano quienes no tengan permiso legal. aseguran que aun no he repatriaciones. Él busca documentar la documentaciÓn tiene un plazo de cuenta y cinco dÍas pero no sabe si lo conseguirÁ. tiene miedo de abandonar el paÍs dejando atrÁs a su hijo nacido en repÚblica dominicana y con documentaciÓn de aquÍ. >> las 5 de la maÑana yo estoy aquÍ. reportero: el barrio el pequeÑo haitÍ en el centro de la capital luce vacÍo. >> los que se fueron porque ellos no quieren que los deportes. pero la salida no sÓlo los perjudica a ellos segÚn la junta pro empresarial ceroca 70% de los trabajadores agrÍcolas y ganaderos son haitianos la entidad asegura que 200.000 no lograron regularizarse, lo que pone en riesgo la cosecha. >> el mercado estÁ pelado. reportera: ante las crÍticas de organizaciones de defensa de dd.hh. y autoridades de otros paÍses que temen repatriaciones masivas con tintes racistas del gobierno

in san francisco juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> happening right now reinforcements on the way to help battle a fast growing sierra wildfire burning south of lake tahoe. ken bastida in the news room. they are throwing a lot at this fire right now. >> there's a lot of fire out there, 200 personnel joining the fight today bringing the total manpower now to 500. it's only about 10% contained. flames are burning 9500 acres near the town of markleeville, that's close to the california-nevada border. highway 4 and highway 89 both shut down in the area as well. the fire started late friday because of lightning strikes quickly spread in these drought conditions. gusty hot winds pushing the flames through the dry forest. right now crews are doing everything they can to save the town of markleeville. the fire is within 5 miles of it. residents are on high alert and ready to leave at a moment's notice. >> we didn't see anything until yesterday when the winds got really bad and then it was just a cloud of smoke. you couldn't see the hill. >> like a dirty snow flurry. just ash snowing down. it was

i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. today is the deadline for property owners in the san ramon valley to get their properties ready for fire season and firefighters won't waste any time making sure they've done it. >> reporter: daniel kibble isn't taking any chances. wildfire season is upon us and daniel doesn't want to see his serene yard turned to ash. >> i think i'm done here now, make not. >> reporter: san ramon valley fire wants others to be conscientious like daniel. for the first time ever they put up 17 big orange signs scattered all around town. it's perfectly clear the abatement deadline is today. >> every other weekend we're out there just making sure we take care of it. >> reporter: firefighters will go door to door starting tomorrow making sure there's at least 100 feet of defensible space around the most vulnerable homes. larger properties have more rules like a fuel break. don't listen, you could get fined from $500 to $2,000 if asked more than once to clear your lawn. of course, the lawn is important, bu

. >> i'm juliette goodrich. liz has the night off. in antioch tonight, the school board got an earful. christin ayers was there. >> reporter: a picture that looked like any other middle school graduation. there were speeches and hundreds of students but this was an african-american promotion ceremony as advertised on this flier. open to all, but organized and supported black students. >> we are trying to bring that disinfranchised community in through the cultural celebrations. >> reporter: but a counselor at antioch's black diamond middle schools used resources to advertise the event and someone sent a fly tore the district. that is when things got really bad cigarette was called reverse racism. segregation, disgusting. it was called denigrating, separating the kids. it was called unconstitutional. >> reporter: some even threatened to disrupt the may 29 ceremony. antioch unified didn't sponsor the event, but they sanctioned it and last year, the superintendent attended but not this year after the controversy. so he came to the school

juliette goodrich, live in richmond. >>> a 13-year-old boy wasn't afraid to confront a man who barged in to his east bay home. he immediately took action to protect his younger brothers. now we're learning the suspect may have targeted the family's home. len ramirez is live with that story. >> we have not been able to confirm the latest aspect of the story with the antioch police, but the 19-year-old daughter who lives in the house says she may have been stalked by the suspect over the past couple of months. whatever the case may be, this is an extraordinary story where a 13-year-old boy is being called a hero. >> we hid in my momma's room. >> reporter: 13 -year-old redmond collins first grabbed a kitchen knife then a baseball bat to protect his two younger brothers after an intruder barged in to their antioch home while their mom and sister were gone. >> i was going to hit him on his head so he could be unconscious. >> reporter: collins didn't have to swing because he alertly called 911. they arrested the suspect, terrell freeman, still outside banging on the door. the boys were safe

he told our juliette goodrich it could have been prevented if b.a.r.t.very scary. it haunts me. i think he should still be here. >> reporter: kellie smith, a b.a.r.t. officer for almost 20 years, says she will never forget a conversation she had with her husband in the middle of the night months before he was killed on duty by a fellow officer. >> he came home one night off a callout and was just really frustrated and upset, woke me up, 2:00, 3:00 in the morning and said if anything ever happens to me, i want you to sue the blank out of b.a.r.t. >> reporter: she didn't want to file a lawsuit but is now tommy's voice. >> i felt that my co-workers' safety was in jeopardy. as a result, my husband lost his life. had this tragically happened to a child, the public safety is in jeopardy. >> reporter: the lawsuit accuses b.a.r.t. police and the b.a.r.t. board of ignoring officers' requests like detective smith's for more training in high risk buildings and probation searches. b.a.r.t. released a statement saying while the b.a.r.t. family continues to mourn the

. >> i'm juliette goodrich. kpix5's da lin is on the frantic search for the child and why issuing an amber alert one an option. >> reporter: sunnyvale police recovered the missing baby late this evening in newark. he was abducted here in front of his father's apartment, the family extremely happy to hear the good news because that toddler requires constant medical attention. >> i'm relieved and overwhelmed. >> >> reporter: the baby's father edwin gonzalez is thankful he will reunite with his son, they tracked down the baby's mother in newark and recovered the missing child around 9:30 this evening. edwin says the baby's mother and her friends came by at 2:45 this afternoon and ran off with the baby. >> the mother has been estranged from the family. not had a lot of contact with the baby. >> sunnyvale police launched a massive search for the mother. >> he will get seizures without his med season. >> part of the requirement for an amber alert is we provide a license plate and the vehicle did not have one. >> repor

i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. the body was found on the banks of the russian river hours after two cars crashed in cloverdale. her friends set up a memorial at the site. chp said the teen had been sitting on the guardrail when the cars crashed nearby but nobody noticed she was missing. a cyclist spotted her body this morning. the street is a popular spot for racers. a friend of the victim admitted to taking part. >> i'm a car guy, too. i like racing you know. i have even done it myself. i'll be honest. i know the dangers of it. i just can't wait until i'm old enough to go to the drag strip. >> so far, no arrests and the teen's name has not been released. >>> impatience may have played a role in a deadly rollover crash on byron highway in contra costa county. a pickup driver went to pass an suv on the left. just as the suv started to turn left into a driveway. the impact sent the pickup rolling. there were four adults and o kids in the truck. two of the passengers died. no word yet on whether the pickup driver will

and juliette gets in free, too. >> was she trying crickets? >> you missed the most important part. the ponies are running today! >> that's right. >> big day planned tomorrow. we are going to the a's game and then to the horse races. >> great. >> summer is here, right? >>> we have the summer forecast coming up but out the door with overcast skies, a little drizzle close to the coast. looking towards the embarcadero, 53 degrees. calm winds. 28 degrees with patchy fog in the santa rosa area -- 82 degrees with patchy fog in the santa rosa area. it will be a mild start to your day. by friday, we are going to be talking about mid-90s inland. and as we look ahead towards friday, we are talking about the parade. it's going to be a cool start to the day but no rain on that parade. right now we do have the marine layer hanging very tight to the coast from about inverness all the way through the bay into the san mateo coastline. we still have that huge dome of high pressure out over the eastern pacific and as it comes closer to the coast, we'll see the temperatures warming inland. but we have

in oakland, juliette goodrich, kpix 5. [ screaming ] >> and as you can see the celebrating did not stop with the parade. it all culminated on stage with the warriors reflecting back on this big season. veronica de la cruz with a look at that part of the day. veronica. >> reporter: that's right, ken. the party continued on a big stage right next to lake merritt. the nearly two-hour show was filled with a lot of heart and just like the team. here's a look at the highlights. >> whoo! [ applause and cheers ] >> we did it, we did it. >> reporter: steph curry basked in the glow of his team's glory and his other new title. >> i'm known as, um, i'm known as riley's dad now. >> reporter: his daughter even got the microphone for a moment. the rally was filled with light moments like this one of curry's teammates taking a swipe at him. >> i think back when i first got here, man, first time i been on a team with someone who shoots it better than me. >> reporter: coach steve kerr joked about his first days with the team eight months ago. >> when i took a look at the roster and i thought, man, i got

good evening, i'm juliette goodrich in for veronica. >> i'm ken bastida.ffice has launched an investigation into a violent arrest by salinas police officers. newly released 911 calls reveal the chaos last friday as officers tried to cuff a suspect who had been running through traffic. allen martin has details. >> reporter: one of the people who called 911 was the suspect's own mother. she was also being attacked by her son. >> my son is -- something's wrong with him. he is running between cars here. have an officer come! >> reporter: 911 record he's paint the picture of what happened on friday night when police say they were responding to reports of a man brutally attacking a woman. many callers also reported the suspect jose velasco was trying to throw his mother into traffic. >> oh, my gosh. he threw her down. he is screaming and laying on the middle of her trying to detain cars. >> reporter: because of the cell phone video chief mcmillan agrees everyone has seen how it all ended. [ screaming ] >> completely understand. i had an emotional response to tha

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. >> i'm juliette goodrich in for veronica de la cruz.ng spike in crime led by car burglaries. in san francisco's soma neighborhood, the number of break-ins is up a whopping 87% in just the past four months. phil matier with why of these have little fear of being caught and prosecuted. >> reporter: looking for a parking space? you find one. but you're also a target because breaking into cars is quite a profitable business for criminals in san francisco. that's because they can get away with it. welcome to san francisco's hip south of market district, center of the new building boom and ground zero for one of the biggest jumps in auto break-ins in the city. >> it's bad. >> people are drawn to the neighborhood. a lot more people working in the south of market neighborhoo -- neighborhood and so there are cars. so we have criminals trying to prey on the people. >> reporter: and add in the new condos and, of course, the giants who draw in thousands of fans and cars -- >> this is the worst neighborhood i have ever seen. >> reporter: these days,

drastic water cuts are about to good evening, i'm juliette is. >>> drastic water cuts are about to hity area's biggest city and right now the clock is ticking. good evening,. >>> starting tomorrow, san jose water customers will need to cutback 30%.

. >> saturday juliett event. >> birthday party soon. >> i don't know what shot we have on the out sighou know this place. >> greenhouse. >> what's your name again? >> jacky. >> ii was accosting you on the beach little while ago. >> yes, both together. >> is that right? what you are talking about l's right over there that place we were just in, high shall everybody what's up? this is a good place to people watch. isn't it? >> i love talk see out. >> yes, how packed does this patio get in the summer? >> so many things that you can get, mike. >> do you have pizza? >> definitely pizza our top story, so hard to choose from all of the options in our menu. >> wraps, clam bar. >> not only pizza also fine dining, kind of ultimate casino experience here. >> wasn't this place a speak easy back in the day? >> , it was? you went around? >> i wasn't around, over 30 years we've been own here, but redid this deck and the particular i deck also. >> what's cool, looking at lucy. >> yes. >> people watch out here. >> and clone it when it rains cold windy open until 2:00 a.m. >> what's the sign? >> stay ou

. >> you do have to go to work. >> yes. >> you wanted to come by. >> i wanted to meet you, i met juliett and i didn't meet you. every time we can find you we look for you and i love alex. >> isn't alex greaty love alex, she's my facebook friend. >> hi, sue. i live in egg harbor township. >> go to work. >> thanks for coming by. >> bye everybody. >> sue, seriously. >> she said it will clear up. >> you know what today is. >> take your dog to work day. >> yes, hi, baby. >> get him registered as a therapy dog. >> there you go. >> thanks for coming by. >> thank you. >> very nice meeting you all. >> now we will do some weather. >> lets do some weather. >> it is getting out of here. weather will be improving, i promise, yes, more folks. we will first take a quick look at radar to show you this latest round of rain is on its way out from the shore and we love to have you join folks who are already here visiting us this morning. lets check in with your pal and mine bus stop buddy pool side all week and today maybe a decent pool day even if it is not sunny all day licensing because it will not rain

juliette has already sampled the food you can see there. kids under 6 get in free. >>> 5:42.gerously close to a bay area neighborhood. how a turkey vulture may be to blame for this fire. >> and we have a live look at highway 880, all is quiet right now. last night a bunch of people there from oracle dumping out on the highway. but free and easy so far. we have traffic and weather coming up right ♪ ♪ ♪ it took serena williams years to master the two handed backhand. but only one shot to master the chase mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> it is a post warriors win wednesday, good morning. everyone, june 17. 5:44. official sunrise in the mount vaca area. isn't that beautiful? we have clear skies inland. we have clouds at the coast and we have your complete forecast in three minutes. >>> two people are dead and a third is wounded in shootings in antioch. just after midnight police found a man and woman dead. police aren't saying yet whether they were inside or outside a house. another woman is being treated for wounds that are

. >> i'm juliette goodrich. >> liquid sugar is the new tobacco as far as san francisco is concerned.ity approved a package of ordinances aimed to curb consumption of the high calorie drinks. it goes into effect this summer requiring warnings on print advertising in the city like billboards on taxis, but not to newspapers, tv and radio. our phil matier is finding out some of the highest profile ads in the city won't need a warning at all. explain that, phil. >> reporter: that's right. for example the coca-cola sign behind us which is an icon in san francisco apparent it is being grandfathered in because it would just be too hard to change. and it's not the only one. the giant coke bottle at at&t park, that gets a pass, as well. call it politics or pragmatism. but i tell you what they are going to basketball. they are going to ban the use of ads on city buses. you can't advertise anymore on city parks or on the port or at the airport and if you do advertise, you're supposed to put the warning on it. and get this. it's not just about sodas. they are also going to be requiring the warnin

juliette thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> next here on cnn, some heart surgeries for babies aresouth florida hospital after a massive investigation into the number of babies at this place who were dying. that is ahead. >>> also tensions reach the boiling point at a dallas suburb after an ugly confrontation between teenagers and the police. the father of one of the teens involved is speaking out. you're watching cnn. ♪ (piano music) ♪ fresher dentures, for the best first impression. love loud, live loud polident. ♪ ♪ fresher dentures... ...for those breathless moments. hug loud, live loud, polident. ♪ ♪ we got the new tempur-flex and it's got the spring and bounce of a traditional mattress. you sink into it but you can still move around. now that i have a tempur-flex, i can finally get a good night's sleep. (vo) change your sleep. change your life. change to tempur-pedic. [ male announcer ] how do you make cancer a thing of the past? well...you use the past. huntsman cancer institute has combined 300 years of family histories with health records to discover inherited genes for me