sharon katsuda, you were at that press conference. this sounds like it is a possible criminal investigation at this point. >> reporter: they said that this is exactly what they're looking into, and that's typical when there is an officer-involved shooting, so that is why the contra costa county sheriff's department is here. you can see investigators are here still on scene right now at the corner of kearney and moser lane. the captain told us in the news conference that that is exactly where the victim, the shooting victim, the man who was shot was in the driveway next to the red car in that area. now he's saying that the off-duty police officer shot, fired the shots but he's not sure more details about that. he's saying that he had contacted the san francisco police department, not sure whether the police officer was just getting off of work and returning here in el cerrito. we're trying to find out more details about that. he would not give the location of where the officer lives out of that officer's safety but you can see that the

. >> sharon katsuda is live in el cerrito. you were at a press conference that happened before the news started this morning. detectives are saying this is maybe a criminal investigation at this point, sharon. >> reporter: that's right, kris and marcus. they called in the contra costa county sheriff's investigators to look at what's going on here. they just opened up this area, there used to be crime tape here and they weren't allowing traffic through this area at the 24-hour fitness in this parking lot. but you can see this across the street here with the red car, you can still see officers here on scene. most of the investigators took off about a half an hour ago. let's look at some of the video from last night. the police captain tells us they first received a call about a man shot at the gym nearby but then found a man with gunshot wounds across the street here on moser lane and kearney. the captain confirms an off-duty san francisco police officer shot the man. the police did not give details on what led up to the shootin

sharon katsuda is live at the crime scene and you spoke with police and neighbors about this chaotic morning. what did they have to say? >> reporter: well, investigators around here all this morning questioning neighbors who live in this condo complex. we were able to talk to a neighbor who heard what happened. police say at about 10:00 last night they first responded to a report of a man shot at a gym nearby. they found a man with gunshot wounds about a block away the at condo complex on mozier and kerny and an off duty san francisco officer shot the man but did not give details on what led up to the shooting. a neighbor who did not want to show his face on camera and said the off-duty officer was attacked. >> there was loud banging and yelling for a couple of seconds and then a couple of gunshots. >> reporter: police say the man shot was around 40 years old and had nonlife-threatening injuries. police told us the officer also who was involved is okay. so far the names of both the off-duty officer and the man who was shot by the officer have not yet been released. reporting live in

sharon katsuda is live at the chase center and they're calling this area thrive city for good reason. >> reporter: that is right, laura. it is livingg up to its name already. now people are so excited outside and inside chase center. players are excited to take this carpet off and get on the court. >> new team and new arena and a better subu bett better season and better year. >> reporter: players came to chase center and noticed something different. he could almost touch it. >> this wasn't up. so this is -- this is pretty amazing. they said it was the biggest scoreboard in the nra -- the nb that is cool. >> reporter: surrounded by 18,000 fans. >> kind of pinch yourself every morning. >> reporter: warriors's president is proud to bring this world-class arena to san francisco. >> to be able to bring this to san francisco and to finance completely privately without a dollar of taxpayer money and really set the stage for memories for generations to come. >> reporter: and if you are a gry for more, you'll havee lot of choices. >> we have 37 different eateries and about 10 to 12 different

live from chase center, i'm sharon katsuda. >> sharon, i think you got the best assignment of the dayo be here for sure. >> that is really cool. >> reporter: you guys have to come on out. >> is that an invitation? okay. thanks, sharon. >> a little more of the newscast to do. thank you so much. >>> happening today, south bay leaders will vote on declaring a climate energy. santa clara county supervisors plan to take up the measure. if passed, they will come up with ways to address global warming. berkeley, oakland and san francisco are among numerous jurisdictions that have made similar jurisdictions. >>> a followup on a shooting in the middle of market street in san francisco. two men have been arrested and t the search continues for a third suspect. three men running down the street in broad daylight, one of them firing a pistol into the crowd. two men were arrested in oakland yesterday. officers seized the gun. as for the third man, police say he's a teenager and they know who he is. >>> 5:36. it's not what bay area travelers want to hear, sfo plans to close one of its busiest roadw

so sharon katsuda is our reporter out there on the scene. you might have heard her asking some questions. we'll try to get her to put this information together and we'll get that for you in a bit. >> thanks, kris. 4:39 for you right now. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay" as the trade war with china continues, a trade dispute with japan might be cooling off. what president trump is saying this morning. >>> a new partnership is bringing the happiest place on earth to my happy place, target stores, all across the country. >>> good morning. i'm contessa brew ear the cnbc headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. despite friday's sell-off, wall street could see a positive taupe kick off the trading week. dow futures are up 300 points right now. this morning, president trump was speaking on the sidelines of the g7 summit in france. he says china called u.s. trade officials last night indicating they want to get back to the negotiating table though china says it has no evidence of such calls. the president's comments come days a

reporting live at sfo, i'm sharon katsuda, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> a san francisco judge under fire for releasing a man accused of a violent assault. that was caught on camera. the judge said prosecutors never showed her the surveillance video. this morning a race glimpse of the judge christine van aken on the bench and a rarer explanation of why she made the decision. she said the day after she ordered the suspect's release she saw the surveillance video on the news showing an alarming level of violence. the prosecutors say they rarely show video at an arrangement and the charges and police report alone should have been enough to keep the suspect locked up. >> let me say the pictures were -- and the words and viewing that video, i really -- it altered my assessment of the risk in this case. it heightened my concern. >> he's charged with a violent felony, attempted robbery and false imprisonment and two misdemeanor battery counts as well. we have concerns about the risk that he posed to our community. >> the victim who had been calling for the judge to be removed turned h

"today in the bay's" sharon katsuda right on the court ready to play some ball.citing to be there. >> reporter: it's so exciting. you can feel the energy, laura. it's amazing with the bright lights. i'm standing on the court where you can see the carpet is still covering it. it's that new. this is the biggest scoreboard you're going to see in the nba now, right here at chase center. this court is so new that the warriors haven't even practiced on this court yet. the media got a tour. warriors president rick welch is here right now and introducing the world to chase center which will soon become the hottest ticket in town with concerts like metallica and warriors games just around the corner. >> it's going to look quite unlike any sports arena. >> now there will be a reason to hang out and people coming down. it will get utilized more. >> reporter: you can see all types of beautiful artwork including the interactive art piece. and to wet your appetite right now, i have mark jeffers, the culinary director. good morning. >> good morning. >> so nice of you to be here