happened on mallory avenue and such a. area that was closed off earlier. kron 4's ella sogomonian is in fremont and has details. >>> a deadly officer-involved shooting shut down a major roadway for hours. officer responding to a disturbance open fire on a suspect killing him. police wouldn't say if any witnesses were at the scene. >> people will be interviewed. the scene will be processed. appropriately. so it's going to be several hours at this point. several our journey. >> reporter: mallory avenue was closed on logan drive. little is known at this time what led up to the fatal shooting sunday night around 4:15. >> i do not know if the officer was assigned to the detail by dispatch. what i do know is the -- the officer located one of the involved parties in this earlier incident or altercation. >> reporter: the officer who killed the suspect is recovering in an area hospital. with nonlife threatening injuries. as per the officers bill of rights, he won't be questioned for several hours until an attorney is present. now a criminal investigation. >> are in

look how lucky mallory was in waldorf. this tree fell away from her house as opposed to that way. that's a pretty large sized tree weat got blown down. joint base andrews. couple spots over 30, at 31. northwesterly winds are dropping temps. 75 was the high before the storms, we're now down to 56. look at the low 30s in the mountains. we get back to snow making in the ski areas. try to keep the season going. been a rough year for those guys. just about everybody is in the 50s. after a stormy afternoon, pretty evening here in washington as we look at the washington monument under our michael and son weather camera. 56. it's breezy. temperatures are dropping. humidity 55%. the northwest wind at 15. we'll bring a chill here. tomorrow we're only looking at a high around 50 after being in the 70s today. big picture, we've got all this

mallory chose as her captain a man named franklin buchanan. he'd founded the u.s. naval academy, but he was best known as being absolutely ferocious, and mallory wanted a man of violence. she had a crew of about 300 because they had to work ten guns. the monitor had a crew of only 48, and her captain was a man named james warden. his sole claim to fame was that he'd been taken after delivering a message to a uniupon -- uniont in florida. both sides knew they were in a race, and the merrimack won it. on march 8, 1862, captain buchanan ordered to up anchor and steam out for the hampton roads. there were several powerful union ships on station there, and the ones closest to the merrimack were the cumberland and the congress. and together they mounted seven times as many heavy guns. buy can nab went for the -- buchanan went for the cumberland first. its pilot said our shot bounced off the side like india rubber. she kept comping on. -- coming on. she had a spike at her bow. slowly she moves and horribly upon the doomed vessel like a rhinoceros, she sinks down her head

>> mallory, come this way. >> that's my dad. >> i mean mallory's dad. yes! >> ooh. >> he did, yes. >> you said yes. >> i absolutely said yes. >> wow. did you have any idea, mallory? >> no! >> what did you think when you came out and saw familiar faces. >> i was shocked. >> she said, where are the other dog lovers! >> they all love dogs, by the way. to congratulate you on your engagement we have a surprise for you. todd is not in on this one. we have a three-night stay at the embassy suites by hilton dorado del mar resort in puerto rico. and expenses. did you have any idea this would be your valentine's day? >> no, i did not. >> what did you think you were going to do. >> i thought i would be going to work this morning. >> are you still going to work? >> i think so. >> we want to apologize to irving, who didn't get an actual segment today. >> i got her the day off. >> very nice. >> congratulations, guys. congratulations to all of you. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's sweet. >>> all right. we have got another surprise proposal in our next half hour. but right now it'

the cameras in question are at two intersections: mallory and farwa and mallory and blako. the yellow light timing was off. they were supposed to be yellow for 4.7 seconds but were only staying yellow for 4 secs. the public works director initially told's student that interns were responsible for the discentancey and now the city is admittingiate made a mistake. >> for -- the city is admitting it made a mistake. >> for them to say it didn't happen shows it as a rogue operation. anyone can see that if the number of tickets are jumping by a factor of 5 to 10, it should raise an alarm. there is no quality control or supervision. >> the city is promising to refunded tickets to nearly 1,000 drivers. >>> and speaking of traffic, the wall street journal reporting that google is expanding the ways carpooling service to the cities the next few months. the company tested carpooling in san francisco and tel aviv. it matches the riders heading in the same direction. >>> and looking at the financial markets, the dow jones is up 48 points at this hour. >>> and to the sierra now where ski

that's mallory.g, irving, i love that name, for our "we love dogs" segment. she can't hear us, but she's here because her boyfriend todd is getting ready to pop the question. take a look. >> when i first saw mallory i thought she's beautiful. i couldn't take my eyes off her smile. she had this incredible smile that i thought lit up the room. mallory is kind, compassionate, loving, caring, doesn't matter who you are, too small, too big, she cares that you're there. she is spending her time with children on the weekends who don't have some of the resources to go to college so, she really loves being part of something bigger in other people's lives. what do i love most about her? i don't know where to start. i want to spend the rest of my life with mallory because she's incredibly smart, i know she'll be an incredible mother to our children. i know when times are tough, she'll be there to support me and i'll be there to support her. i love mall laory. i hope she says yes. i can't wait to spend the rest

. >> reporter: we told you about the intersections of mallory and farwell and mallory and waco. the public works director of fremont told our allen martin the yellow issue was the fault of? >> we had student interns helping us. >> reporter: the city of fremont changed its story at the valentine's day city council meeting. >> we are painfully aware of the situation. i appreciate you bringing the issue here along with the correspondence we've received accordingly. we admit the mistake and we are in the process of coming up with a remedy. >> reporter: this fremont resident said he's happy the city is finally admitting fault. >> for them to say that it didn't happen shows that it's a rogue operation. i mean anyone should see if the number of tickets are jumping by a factor of five to 10, it should raise an alarm. there is no quality control. there is no supervision. >> reporter: now those refunds will have to be approved by the alameda county court. live tonight in fremont andria borba, kpix5. >>> we have breaking news out of south sacramento tonight. a chp motorcycle officer has be

mallory is inside. there she is. we brought her in the cold. from meridian, mississippi, seeing snow for the first time. look at that. >> what a nice smile. do the right thing. inside. >> mallory is in. >> we'll move on to president trump's battle with nordstrom's and slammed them for dropping his daughter ivanka's fashion brand. ethics experts say he crossed the line using the white house. to settle the score for his family's business. tom is here with the latest. good morning, tom. >> reporter: he's the most powerful man in the world but he's complaining about a department store. the reason why, the president sees what's happening with his beloved daughter ivanka as a personal attack on his family. but it's not her fashion line they have a problem with. it's his policies. >> i started this company for women who inspire me. chic, sophisticated and solution oriented. >> reporter: this morning, ivanka trump's fashion line is taking major hits and her father, the president, is not happy about it. this tweet from his personal account, my daughter

this is thornton avenue to mallory avenue. there is roadway in the right lane until 5:00 a.m.. >>> friends and family are remembering a san jose man that were working security at a nightclub. hundreds gathered at the little league field last night. he coached and recently became the president of the east ridge little league. witnesses say he was stabbed and tried to turn an under -- when he tried to turn an under age customer away. >> i had a fake id, got denied. moments later he came back and did what he did. >> when he was turned away, he retaliated and stabbed frank in the neck. >>> police in vallejo are trying to find leads in a fatal shooting. a suspect killed a man inside jungleman jim's. >>> a lot of residents are able to return to their home after last week's devastating floods. many of the homes are now yellow tagged which means people can go back to clean up but they cannot move back in. kpix 5 devon feely has more. >> reporter: it is once again becoming a ghost town. it is a neighborhood in which people have lost ev

. >> reporter: it happened at mallory and farwell, an intersection in fremont that caught the attention of this man. >> sometimes you see something that's going on. >> reporter: jim listener made it a hobby to monitor red light cameras across the state. recently he noticed a pattern at that same location that he considered suspicious. it all started when a new state law required yellow lights to lengthen for safety reasons based on the actual rather than posted speed of traffic. on august 1st, 2015, when the new law took effect, tickets dropped dramatically. then suddenly the cameras turned out an average of 280 tickets a month from february through october 2016 from 54 a month. just as suddenly the ticket count took a nose dive back down in november. jim noticed a similar pattern up the street where an average of 17 tickets a month spiked to an average of 177, then lunged back down. >> that raised alarm bells. why did that happen? >> reporter: sifting through documents he routinely requests from cities, jim discovered two sets of timing charts for the two intersections that he consider

with me is mallory factor — republican commentator and is a visiting professor of politics at both 0xfordsaid, and this is the place where mps are debating whether the full trappings of the state visit should be given to donald trump for the proposed trip here later in the year. richard lister suggested it was getting personal, is it personal? very personal, it has always been personal. nothing to do with his policies and him suggesting certain things? remember, he ran on those policies which a lot of people don't like. take a look at the polls today, 52% of american view him favourably. granted, there's a whole slew who view him very unfavourably. i will give you one hole, it puts him at 38%, and russ musson, traditionally kind to republicans. you can pick holes, that's the point. that same poll puts him at 75% of the people view very strongly favourable, a very strong unfavourable. it was a terrific organisation but the point is america is really splits and there's a lot of people who like him and a lot of people who don't.|j heard a bit of mike pence giving his commitment to the europe

it happened last night in freemont on mallory avenue. the area in yellow is where police are canvassing. kpix 5 reporter joe vasquez has the latest. >> reporter: it started out as a call for disturbance. fremont police say when they arrived, one of two people involved in the disturbance confronted the responding officer. >> one of the officers spotted one of the involved parties. the officer contacted the involved party and another incident occurred where the officer ended up discharging his weapon. >> reporter: police can't elaborate on what else happened to cause the officer to open fire. and whereasy that saying the person shot by police is a man, they can't tell us anymore about him. also, they say it's not clear whether the man had a weapon. there was no gunfight, but for some reason, the man and officer got in a fist fight and the officer ended up shooting him. >> the suspect is deceased. the officer is receiving medical attention for medical clearance as a result of that incident. >> reporter: joe vasquez, kpix 5. >> and police sa

when it says tree work ahead, consider that an understatement especially along mallory avenue. >> soundedr. >> thunder. >> really loud thunder. >> rose surveying the remnants of a eucalyptus tree that fell. it's impressive from the ground. here is the carnage from above in sky 7. that is 80 feet of tree falling from the median across the road and landing directly atop an acura parked out front. >> there's nobody in that car, right? >> i don't think so. >> if there had been someone inside, it would have taken them a while to extr -- >> are you concerned about the trees here now after this happened? >> yes. my mom is very concerned about those trees. >> hope this never happened again. >> because it's in front of your house. >> we worry about the isplace. the big pine trees. really, hope the city government can maybe help. >> reporter: fremont government may feel motivated since the tree fell from city property on to a private car. the city is libel. and fortunate, we might add, because had someone been in the car, it could have been much worse in a twisted kind of way. from fremont, wade fr

when it says tree work ahead, consider that an understatement, especially along mallory avenue today. >> it sounded like thunder. >> thunder. >> thunder. really loud thunder. >> reporter: rose surveying the remnants of a eucalyptus tree that fell next door. it's impressive from the ground. here is the carnage from above in sky7. that is 80 feet of tree falling from the median across the road and landing directly atop an acura parked out front. >> there's nobody in that car, right? >> i don't think so. >> reporter: if there had been someone inside, it would have taken a while to extricate them from this tangled mess. the larger concern around here, for other trees along the same strip. >>> are you concerned about the trees here now? >> yes, very concerned. my mom's very concerned about those trees. >> we would hope this would never happen again. >> because it's in front of your house. >> yeah, we are worried about this. the big pine trees, yeah. i hope the city government maybe can help. >> reporter: fremont government may feel motivated since the tree fell from city property onto a pr

. >> i'm mallory, and i'm 10. >> hi, we're the inventioneers!ies, but it's not good to negotiate in front of them. it can do long term damage. >> really? >> i hate when we have kids on. >> why do you hate it? >> because you can't be honest with them, you know? you don't want to give them false hope. and so you can't just say, you know what? i know this is mostly your parents, and i know they're pushing you to do this, but the idea sucks. >> sometimes we'll go, how old are you? >> how old are you? >> how young are you? >> how old are you? >> i'm 9 years old. >> but one of those kids was mikaila ulmer of austin, texas. in season six, her flaxseed and honey lemonade won the sharks over. >> she walks in. she says, "i got a sweet deal for you." >> when was the last time you tried something so good and refreshing and wondered, could this be good for me? well, sharks, guess what. i created a product that's both good for you and tastes great at the same time. i wanted the sharks to know that my company isn't just your average lemonade stand. it's a lemo

winds forced a tree to come crashing down on a car, take a look: this happened yesterday morning on mallorye. a crew used a chain saw to clear a tree that fell on to a car. a woman heard what she thought was thunder. then he looked out her window. >> i did not expect to see the tree landing there. and the car alarm was going off under the tree. >> the tree did not fall on to any homes, luckily. >>> in san mateo residents worry that the storms will make the mud slides worse. neighbors have been checking the ground to make sure that the land is stable. public works crews paved ditched and built berms this week. >> this is beyond the morning. of course you get nervous but it goes with living in the country. >> the public works manager said the land in the neighborhood is holding up. officials said county roads remain safe and are far from last month's slide. >> we are also seeing more effects caused by the storms. look at this video recorded at the ferry terminal. it shows wood and other floating debris. >>> crews are working to repair power lines brought down by trees. nobody was hurt but the