>> nichole mancini: yeah. often say, "i don't know if this is real or if i had if i dreamt it." >> pelley: the honor house board took control of the charity from mancini. he had been depressed before, but not insane. last year, mancini donated his life savings to his church, drove to this remote canal and shot himself in the head. ♪ ♪ the betrayal of his mind had been so sudden, so shocking, that his family was certain there must be a cause that no one understood. >> michael mancini: and the first, initial thought to me was, "i need to find someone who would take my brother's brain tissue for further study and further research." >> pelley: the mancinis found neuropathologist dr. daniel perl. perl oversees the brain tissue repository at the uniformed services university of the health sciences, the military medical school in bethesda, maryland. perl also wondered whether some torments of war might be rooted in an undiscovered kind of brain injury caused by the supersonic pressure wave of high explosives. >> dani

. >> kpix5 weather sponsored by mancini sleep world.y during mancini sleep world tax-free mattress sale. >>> another bay area home up for sale with a hefty price tag. but this one is sparking outrage for reasons other than its price. the fire ravaged home is hot on the market for a whopping $800,000. the realtors facebook page describe it as a " great opportunity to build your dream home ". the selling point is the location. it's close to the proposed google village with a plan to build offices and how's more employees.>>> alameda county agreed to selling its share of the coliseum to the city of oakland. the a's expressed interest in purchasing the site to build a new stadium. they want to develop the area around it. the best way to do that is for the county to sell its ownership. the a's are exploring a creative way to get fans from downtown oakland to one proposed ballpark site. gondolas, just like the oakland zoo uses to get people to the landing cafi. the idea in its preliminary stages.>>> medicare cards are getting a makeover. scam

. >> pelley: we first met army sergeant first class brian mancini seven years ago after he recovered a roadside bomb blast. >> my whole face has been rebuilt. i used to look like brad pitt. ( laughter ) this is what i got stuck with. >> pelley: last year, mancini committed suicide, after years of pain and depression. his life had been devoted to country. now, his brain has been donated to science, and what researchers have found may be very important. so, what you and your colleagues have discovered, is something new? >> this has changed thinking about blast exposure and its consequences. ( ticking )

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known as mancini is the singer of fine a son a fish today a punk band from mecklenburg. he showed confidence early on even during performances for relatives. and although munchie didn't look like a typical teen idol and couldn't play an instrument or read music he was approached in the schoolyard and asked if he wanted to sing in a band. and he did. a. little he's even the protagonist in the documentary. for us because it's cool because it isn't about hero worship oprah trained me as some kind of monster instead it shows that we can be idiots sometimes we have stupid ideas and we're nowhere near perfect. and i think that can be hard to admit to yourself. but due to. the very opposite of heroic we see how a teenage manci got into trouble with the police when he became a violent fan of the hence a prostitute soccer team in the town of stendhal he set a police car on fire and was taken into custody. the film doesn't shy away from the darker moments in munchies life his parents still remember them. the fearful and i well nearly collapsed when we need to learn it how much tro

. >>> close captioning for the 10 pm news is brought to bite mancini sleep world. >>> taxpayers have to file their tax returns after their e-file system crash. the new deadline is tomorrow at midnight. we are at the post office right now. here is azenith smith. >> people were frustrated with the irs website issues. they decided to wait in these long lines and mail in the forms instead. imad scramble at -- a mad scramble here in san jose. >> i couldn't believe a. >> i couldn't believe a. it was unbelievable park but -- unbelievable. >> reporter: she was one of many that wanted to file taxes but she couldn't because the system crash. the irs attributed the issue to a hardware program -- problem. some say that it happened on the worst day possible. >> you rush around and then all of a sudden it crashes and you do not know where you stand. >> they are programming in a language we no longer use in computer science. >> reporter: she is a professor here and she has worked for the irs for 13 years. she says that these issues were bound to happen. >> they do not have the funds to be able to o

. >>> close captioning is brought to you by mancini sleep world. visit ww.sleep world.com -- www. sleep world .com we can now use a blood sample toh care, target lung cancer more precisely. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pacemaker for the brain, imagine what we can do for multiple sclerosis, even migraines. if we can use patients' genes to predict heart disease in their families, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. >>> he made history today becoming the first wrapper to receive the pulitzer prize for music. >> it is usually given to artists not found on pop charts. this could be a game changer. >> absolutely. >> reporter: people who have followed his career say that he is brilliant with social commentary. he is a poet that deserves this price. >> reporter: humble is the name of his hit single. it is receiving the pulitzer surprise -- pulitzer prize. humble is how many describe the 30-year-old. he is a hip-hop rap artist. he mixes jazz, soul

. >>> closed captioning is brought to you by mancini sleep world. visit, sleepworld.com we can now simulate the exact anatomyh care, of a patient's brain before surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for seizures. and if we can fix damaged heart valves without open heart surgery, imagine what we can do for an irregular heartbeat, even high blood pressure. if we can use analyze each patient's breast cancer to personalize their treatment, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. >>> how great is that? it was a sweep for the san jose sharks they sweep the ducks they moved to the second round of the stanley cup playoffs. the fans have a big reason to celebrate. >> reporter: we are 12 win's away, they are happy they one this series -- did when -- win this series. they were chanting, sweep. we have been here meeting the diehard fans in the sharks will take on the vegas golden knights. they make it to the playoffs almost every year but they have never won the stanley cup. i want to ring in ma

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. >>> captioning for the 10 pm news is brought to by the mancini sleep world. visits.pworld.com -- >>> stocks on wall street sleepworld.com. sleepworld.com. closed significantly lower today. the three major indexes are in negative tory -- territory for the year. the dow dropped 458 points and nasdaq dropped 193 points. for more on all of this we are join now with lauren blanchard in washington. >> reporter: it sparked a selloff on wall street, they kicked off the second quarter with sour monday. from manufacturing to tech, shares when tumbling. it was the biggest point drop 5.2%. the president tacked -- did tax, -- did text. he said only fools or worse are saying that our money losing post office makes money with amazon. facebook shares are dealing with fallout from the leak. their shares were down 2.7%. and china wants to put tariffs on 100 american products. >> it is bad news for the hog farmers. >> reporter: china should have known that president trump was trying to even out the balance. >> he is tired of us being taken advantage of.>> reporter: the fears of trade w

. >>> closed captioning for the 10 pm news is brought to by mancini sleep world. rest easy, visit sleepworld.com. eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. celebrate friendship and beyond at the first ever pixar fest with all new fireworks and your favorite park parades. only at disneyland resort. >>> is not only facebook under concerns with privacy. it's also you to. >> google is breaking the law by collecting information of children. live at the headquarters with details on all this now. >> reporter: heather and frank here is a copy of the 59 page complaint that was filed today. and it, 20 groups asked them to investigate and possibly find google for not doing enough. like many parents he allows his daughters to watch the videos on youtube for entertainment. >> i let them watch them for 15 to 30 minutes in a day. they play with toys and they show you th

. >>> the captioning for the 10 pm news is brought to by the mancini sleep world. >>> we have been reporting on the upper shop forum. they are tackling tough issues regarding race and policing. this was held at the east bay barbershops. they want to bridge the gap between law enforcement and the community. for the first time the discussion has taken place behind bars. reporting now from alameda county. >> you want to be treated just like everybody else's treated, right? >> reporter: talking directly to that inmates is what he is doing. >> the reason we are all here is because we believe you have values. >> reporter: they are inmates but making positive impact on the community. this forum was all about the inmates. >> we want to start the conversation here and then when we get out we have places to go. >> i want to engage you here and line you up with the resources that you need when you get out. >> he can tell you five times were not doing this for any money. >> i am not a lawyer. i am the police and i didn't arrest you. >> you have to relax. you have to do what you gotta do to get out here.

. >>> kpix5 weather sponsored by mancini sleep world. visit sleep world.com. >>> taking you back out live to the youtube headquarters in san bruno where authorities say a woman opened fire just before 1:00 this afternoon. shooting three people and then turning the gun on herself. the three victims, two women and one man were taken to s.f. general hospital for treatment but the man is in critical condition. several bay area agencies arrived on the scene after gunfire erupted. the fbi set up a perimeter and searched the area. they helped interview the witnesses. atf also arrived to help in the investigation. jeff harp, joins us now, thank you for being here. investigators, they have the gun that was used but there is other evidence that they are looking for what are they trying to do to put this together? >> they will try to determine the nature of the relationship was -- they will try to determine the nature of the relationship and what it was. >> some of these employees who got out of the building say that they heard not just the shots b

[crowd applause] >>> kpix 5's weather is sponsored by mancini's sleep world. >>> a 49er in big time legal trouble. reuben foster was in court today facing domestic violence charges. we have more the teammate who showed up as well. >> reporter: the 49ers linebacker reuben foster faces three felony charges that could jeopardize his nfl career. >> he is charged with felony domestic violence. committing injury upon a cohabitant with an allegation that he personally inflected great bodily injury. >> reporter: he was arrested after a dispute with his live-in girlfriend. he allegedly dragged her by her hair, threw her out of the home, and punched her in the head, rupturing her eardrum. is facing another felony for attempting to dissuade a witness by force or violence. >> we are confident that the charges are borne out by the evidence we have. >> reporter: the confiscated a assault rifle. richard sherman also attended the hearing, and said i am here to support a cremate. -- teammate. they say they find the charges disturbing and that he is aware that his place in the organization will depend on w