>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> breaking news right now. stocks taking a major nose dive amid a new escalation in the ongoing trade war betweennoon tr joining us i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. let's get right over to emily turner at the live news desk. >> yeah, we've been keeping an eye on the big board as have many investors. it is on the downward portion of the roller coaster we've been experiencing for the last several days and it looks like it's continuing to fall. stocks started their plunge after president donald trump ordered in a series of tweets the u.s. manufacturers start finding alternatives to their operations in china. now the president lashed out at beijing after it announced retaliatory tariffs on $75 billion of u.s. products. small business owners are now baffled by his suggestions to find ners. apple 30 oiously announced p t import a por o hour left you'll have to watch channel 5 for the latest on the stock market and the roller coaster. that continues at the live news desk. i'm emily turner back to you. >>> the u.s.

time for the end of the weekend back to you. >> saturday on kpix 5 bay area football fans will get their first glimpse of the 49ers in their first preseason game. >> between the 9ers and the browns and since then let's just say a lot has changed from the stadium to the equipment. even nutrition. the 49ers and football have dramatically evolved. >> back in the day there was really no nutrition. it was like eat a big red steak and you're ready for the game. >> tonight, watch our original report faithful then and now on the new kpix 5 news at 7:00. >> and you can also watch kpix 5's coverage of the first 49er's pregame coverage of the season starts with kpix 5 news at 5:00. the game kicks off at 6:00. >> and we want to see your 49er faithful photos. share them on social media with the hashtag kpix >>> a warning how you brew. >> plus the long term consequences of major surgery. a look at today's top health stories coming up. >> and let's get another live look outside this time at the golden gate bridge. some of the traffic coming in to the city from the north bay. it's 5:21. >>> we're

year and security will be tighter than ever. kpix 5's jackie ward joins us live from the park with more. >> michelle 210,000 people will be walking through these gates and trying to have a good time this weekend. so there is a very detailed security plan in place to make sure everyone stays safe. sfpd is deploying more officers than ever both inside and outside of the festival. that will include officers on horse, bicycle, and s.w.a.t. officers walking around in tactical gear as well as private security. there is an evacuation plan in place. but that is being kept private for security reasons. layers of fencing and barricades have also been added this year. at the forefront of people's minds. >> we want the public to know that we stand prepared with a security plan to address what we know are fears that some of the people who plan to attend this concert might have. >> outside lands runs today through sunday and will feature acts like paul simon, childish gambino and casey musgraves. and for the first time ever we will be sold inside the festival as part of the whole party. we'll te

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news. >>> now at noon, a massive fire breaks out at an oakland warehouse. the itemings inside meant to be used for an up coming festival. good afternoon i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. the three alarm fire sent large plumes of smoke into the air. fir withe on the four hour fire fight. anne. >> this fire broke out at 6:20 this morning and there's still smoke coming off the brilding as -- building as you can see behind me. half of it is destroyed. the walls of this building started collapsing after hours of firefighters spraying water from the outside. you can see in these shots from chopper 5 how this stubborn fire raged in the middle of the building so firefighters had to pull back early and go into defensive mode. inside the building an artist collective known as moxie for 37 businesses worked with metal, wood, and bronzing materials. some created with pieces for burning man. >> part of this building, part of the warehouse orac i two sto.laed in.he w vleor sngny 880 at the 23rd avenue ramp. some nearby homes were evacua

from an animal shelter. that's where we find kpix 5's katie neilson with this bizarre story and more details this morning. >>> yeah, kenny so police say this all started wednesday night and they were able to arrest the men at this starbucks here in hayward. and when they did, they actually found two of the stolen puppies in the mens' car. that's all according to hayward police. this started wednesday night when three men broke into family dog on surveillance video. stealing computers along with two husky puppies and a pit bull puppy. the animal rescue posted pictures of the puppies online but someone else posted those same photos online trying to sell the puppies. a supporter of the shelter contacted the sellers and offered to buy the puppies back and agreed to meet them at starbucks. that's when hayward police stepped up and arrested those suspects in that investigation. >> the people who stole these dogs probably did something fairly stupid and stealing them from a shelter that has a very wide base of support. >> the puppies were checked out by a vet and appear to be okay. they're

currently housed in the correctional facility in soledad. kpix 5. >>> today jury deliberations continue in the ghost ship warehouse trial. to determine if max harris and derek almena are responsible for the fire that killed people in 2016 in oakland. >>> this morning the fbi is launching a full domestic terrorist investigation agents also searched his computer and online accounts. the fbi will subpoena facebook to try and find out more about his online profile. yesterday the suspected gunman's family expressed how horrified they are and it is impossible to reconcile this with a son we thought we new. >>> orange arrows and flags were left behind by police. it had two 40 round magazines. police say he had an arsenal with him. >>> he had a 75 round drum magazine. and he had one 40 round magazine. the suspect fired approximately 49 rounds during the course of the event. >>> gergs say he cut a whole to access the festival. the trek in total is about a half mile long. gilroypolice say they need a few weeks to rehabilitate. but it will remain closed to the public. >>> new details in t

. kpix 5's jackie ward is live in alamo this morning. >> good morning michelle this is all the thanks to measure d the $260 million facilities bond that voters passed here back in 2012. originally designed as a kindergarten through 8th grade school back in the 50s now reflects how the needs of the community have changed over the decades. the school went through a major renovation which included tearing down old buildings and reconfiguring them to more of a campus feel. says none of this would have been possible without the voter support. >> our community recognizes that students need to have places where they feel welcomed and the reality is the changing in dynamics of the 21st century learning. more flexible. there's more natural light. >> there's now a quad area that gives students more outdoor space to hang out in and also supervise multiple areas as once. a bigger multipurpose area with modern amenities. >> there are still some smaller construction projects happening on campus. that's why there's a lot of chainling fencing around but the teachers and students are back in here. there'

much more on the story coming up on the kpix news at 5:00 and online at kpix.com. >>> president donald trump plans to visit el paso, texas and dayton, ohio, to amount to pay his respects to the victims of the mass shootings and natalie brand has the latest from ohio where the governor calls for tighter gun restrictions. >> reporter: investigators returned to the scene tuesday of dayton's mass shooting, now filled with flowers and tributes to the victims. at the same time, ohio's governor announced a series of proposals to address gun violence and mental illness, including safety protection orders. >> these orders allow the removal of firearms from potentially dangerous individuals and to get them the mental health treatment that they need. >> reporter: police said 24- year-old connor betts open fire on a street filled with busy clubs and bars and killed nine, including his sister. the dayton daily news reported former friends of the gunman said he once talked about shooting up a bar popular with students at the university of dayton. hannah said that has made her feel afraid when they w

>>> from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news. >>> president donald trump lays out his plan to protect americans after two deadly mass shootings. >>> breaking news, the stock market taking a nosedive over fears that a trade war with china will escalate. >>> good afternoon. >>> we begin with the shootings in texas and ohio. here is the latest in the situation. president donald trump addressed the nation condemning the attacks and making remarks regarding mental illness. the death toll in el paso has risen to 22 bringing number killed in a weekend of violence across the country to 31. fetters in ohio are still searching for a motive in the killing of nine people outside a popular taking club. >>> in mr. trump's speech she blamed mental illness but katherine johnson reporter said he condemned racism and white supremacy.>> we are outraged and sickened by this monstrous evil.>> reporter: president donald trump says all americans must work together to and mass shootings like this weekend's tragic shootings in el paso and dayton. >> we are a loving nation and our children are entit

, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> and $20 million a to fight the fires ripping through the amazon rain forest. the president did plan on a new trade deal. and pope francis weighing-in on protecting the rain forest with mounting presser. the brazilian president has authorized troops to help tackle the flames. he says that loggers and miners had been encouraged to light the fires. and protecting indigenous land and helping communities impacted . steve jobs' widow along with another person are backing the cause. >>> a wildfire burning across the state line in nevada. the long valley fire broke out saturday afternoon 25 miles north of reno. firefighters have it 50% contained. they say it hsqua destroyed a home. r s to try to reach ground and containment. >> in the high elevations and steep terrain, there are difficult challenges for the cruise to get in and mop up. >> reporter: residence in the rancho haven neighborhood cleared out yesterday as they rushed into battle the flames. people are home but are on alert if there are flareups. >>> and a fire burning near redding and shasta county. the fir

more on this on the kpix news at 5:00 and online at kpix.com. >>> our emily turner is at the live news get desk with breaking news from southern california. >> reporter: jurors have decided the man known as the hollywood ripper has been found guilty. he was accused and has been found guilty of stabbing two women and killing them as well as attempting to stab and kill a third. he was ultimately arrested after attempting to stab the third woman in southern california but she fought him off and the blood trail led to his arrest. next he will be sentenced but in the meantime, to recap, the hollywood ripper has now been found guilty. >>> new at noon, senator marco rubio breaks from republicans and denounces the decision from israel to remove two u.s. congresswomen from being able to enter the country. congresswomen gin11 and aubrey abrakasa are outspoken critics and rubio blasted the move to bar them from israel tweeden, quote, i disagree 100% with representatives ale han omar and rashida tlaib on israel and the boycott bill in the senate but denying them entry to israel is a mistake a

, good health and a good night sleep. kpix 5. >> jewel yet could catch a football pretty well. >> not bad at all. >> cryo therapy stuff that's what brown had his whole bottom of his feet frozen off from. >> that's right. >> wear the footwear. >>> it doesn't matter what you put on your feet this morning to walk out the door. the good news is the overall big picture is mostly clear and that's great news for those of you hitting the roadways for work or school at this hour. now there are a couple of issues one of them is for your super commuters. this is usually a holt spot. however, it is more so because there is at least one lane blocked as well as the right-hand shoulder due to an accident that happened earlier this morning. you're down to about 14 miles an hour in that northbound direction but you're fine once you get past it. you just have a little bit of that slowdown right there. and a little bit farther north on the nimmits freeway. there is one lane blocked as a result of an accident. chp is on the scene and in the process of clearing that. is that should be on the way here shor

photos. share them on social media with the hash tag kpix. >>> and a massive headache for travelers flies in and out of two major london airports. a software glitch on british airways forced the airline to cancel flights and delay others. thousands of passengers were stranded at the airports. fortunately, the airline says the system has been fixed. >>> and a few passengers can expect privacy on a jam-packed flight. they may be giving up more than they realized. the hong kong-based airline records images of passengers on board and collects data on what they do, including itineraries, travel companions, purchases, and in flight entertainment usage. the other airlines collects data and experts say the risk comes if it's stolen by hackers. >>> and a check on the forecast. and i went out there earlier and it was chilly. >> it is. yeah, temperatures much cooler compared to yesterday at this time. all because of the marine influence kicking in for us. the on shore flow stronger for today. that will be the trend as we head there you the rest of the week with temperatures cooling down. a liv

due to low enrollment. in oakland, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> today ousd starts, san jose unified starts on wednesday and in san francisco, classes start monday. and we'd like to see photos and videos of your students as they gear up for the new school year. just use the #kpix and we'll show some of them on air. >>> this morning a lift driver is behind bars accused of raping a passenger in his car after he passed out. san bruno police saying the 46-year-old picked the woman up at a bar in san mateo and drove her 60 miles to his home in tracy. that's where investigators say he had sex with a woman without her consent. >> i tell my 22-year-old and 24-year-old who use lift, and it really frightens me. you don't know anything about the person. >> he's been charged with false imprisonment and rape. lyft says the driver has been permanently removed from the company's platform. >>> the federal immigration raids that swept 680 people in mississippi last week may just be the beginning. a senior immigration official told cnn, the white house wants i.c.e. to target more undocumented immigrants at t

country, who we are, how we were founded and what our values are. >> much more on this on the kpix news at 5:00 and online at kpix.com. >>> new at noon, crews in alameda county are investigating a fire near an oakland church. you can see flames shooting from the roof at 34th and farnam streets. firefighters knocked it down and there are no reported injuries. >>> a fentanyl scare sent a hazmat team rushing to the los altos police department this morning with an officer transported to the hospital after possibly being exposed to the powerful opioid. we blurred was processing evidence and then started to feel sick but the symptoms were not believed to be life- threatening. >>> in alameda county, grass fires broke out along the sonora freeway in the thick of the morning commute. crews were working to knock down those flames and this happened near the junction of 680 and highway 84 with firefighters believing it started after a dump truck hit a power pole. >>> parts of the bay area are warming up this week and here's a live look from the dublin camera, expected to be a hotspot. >> not as big

two witnesses. jurors first asked for testimony from the defendants. his attorney tells kpix 5 that's a good sign and the jury could be on the eve of a decision. >>> and a man accused of attacking a woman in san francisco outside of her apartment building was released from jail. austin james vincent was arrested after the incident sunday morning. monday, he pleaded not guilty to charges of false imprisonment, battery, and attempted robbery. yesterday, the judge ordered the release. the district attorney says that held have to check in with a case manager and stay at least 100 feet away from the building on beale street. >> i don't understand what more it takes for the city and the judge to understand that this man is a danger to our society. >> security video shows the victim being thrown to the ground here outside of the door of the building's lobby. a lobby attendant helped her get inside. both women managed to keep the attacker from entering. she said her attacker claimed he was trying to save her from robots. the trial is scheduled next month. >>> and people who wanted to a

departments from using facial recognition technology. amazon said in a statement to kpix 5 facial recognition technology can be used for a long list to helping find missing children to inhibiting human trafficking. amazon says it continues to advocate for federal legislation of the technology to ensure responsibility use and accused the aclu of misusing and misrepresenting its technology to make headlines. >>> amazon says it's no longer listening in to users. put that practice on pause after it was revealed that third party contractors were being paid to listen to audio clips of private conversations from facebook messenger. the company, facebook says it was only to improve the accuracy of their auto mated system and other tech companies have taked heed for doing it too. we paused a review of audio more than a week ago. >>> let's get another check on traffic and see how it's doing on this wednesday morning. >> so far so good surprisingly. so far we're holding strong. let's hope that sticks. >>> the overall big picture is pretty good here. can you see plenty of green on that map. y

safety industry is valued at $3 billion. live in redwood city kpix 5. >> and be sure to tune in tomorrow for more of our back to school coverage. we'll introduce you to some bay area teachers and students moving into a brand new hundred million dollars facility. >>> this morning president trump has a new message about gun control and it has some democrats concerned. the president held a wide ranging media availability in the oval office yesterday in the days following recent mass shootings. the president called for meaningful back round checks. >> we have very strong background checks right now. it's not the gun that pulls the trigger it's the person. >> the national rifle association ceo wayne lapierre spoke with the president yesterday. but the bills have stalled in the republican-led senate. >>> i'm katie neilson at the live news desk. we're taking a live look at nasa's mission control this is all because right now happening on the international space station two astronauts are starting a space walk to install a new docking station. get this, it's going to allow for commercial spacecr

enforcement. >>> a woman attacked outside her san francisco apartment complex. kpix 5's jackie ward joining us live from the san francisco hall of justice live with more. >> according to austin vincent's lawyers, the district attorney's office will throw out charges against him because vincent was living in southern california during a previous incident. it was this video that led to some charges for attacking a woman on the embarkedaro. it showed him violently wrestling with a woman trying to enter her condo. he was arrested just days after the attack. another woman came forward claiming vincent attacked her with a knife in february. but now the district attorney's office says it's received information vincent was in southern california at that time. the d.a. will ask that vincent remain in custody. will ask a judge he be placed back with a case management. he had been in full compliance and receiving housing and help. the office of the public defender wrote quote mr. vincent would continue to pursue the critical services he needs to stabilize his circumstances. those charges that

the towing company forgetting the scene cleared as quickly as they did. and pinnell, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> a gun woelfel has been canceled in the wake of the gilroy mass shooting. in a statement the san jose police union wrote, we understand the concerned the raffle has caused to some and as such we will discontinue support for any raffle of any weapon in the future. >>> the police union added the raffle is planned prior to sunday's deadly shooting. proceeds were cited to benefit the san jose police department chaplains. >>> after more than 30 years, the u.s. has officially withdrawn from a nuclear pathway to russia raising fears of a new arms race. >> nicole coene it reports the west is flemming moscow for the end of the treaty. >> reporter: mike pompeo announced the u.s. decision to pull out of a nuclear weapons treaty with russia dating back to the cold war. tweeting friday morning, he wrote in part, russia violated the inf and leaving the agreement is in the best interest of our collective security. >> russia has jeopardized the united states state security interest in we can on

this morning. no word on the topic and kpix news plans live coverage on the verdict on air and on when there is a decision. >>> another hearing for the man accused of fatally stabbing a woman at the bart macarthur station in oakland. john lake howell charged with special circumstances murders for the stabbing death of an 18- year-old. her death sparked a nationwide reaction with some activists calling it racially motivated and a hate crime and the trial is set for january. >>> new at noon, gavin newsom signed a new law for the use of deadly force, changing the standard on when it is acceptable. >> we can't accept the status quo and the idea that we have these people, in 2017, they were killed in police shootings and california, it's not acceptable and not good for law enforcement and not good for individuals in the communities disproportionately impacted. >> the new standard allows police to use deadly force only whd standard was when an officer thought it was reasonable and the goal encourages enforcement officers to rely on de- escalation techniques like verbal persuasion and other i

ticket to drivers who run red lights. >>> time now, 5:09. >>> and ahead, in a kpix original report. >> serious allegations against a substance abuse treatment facility in the east bay. why a teen says it sent him deeper into his addiction. >>> we are continuing with the cool down thanks to the strong, on shore push for us. the ocean breeze kicking in from the pa sifks. we'll talk about how cool the temperatures will get coming up. >>> and the zipper car has done its job. your lanes are open and ready for you to ride them. the commute times on this bridge and others ahead. professor and just a reminder about the special coverage as we get ready for another preseason battle for the 49ers. here's the updated schedule. you can watch it right here on kpix5. . abuse treatmente told you about facility in oakland where a 16-year-old resident ended up in the emergency room with acute alcohol poisoning. >> and we talk to another family that had a life threatening experience with their teen at the same place. >> xanax, pills, that was my downfall. >> reporter: he was addicted to xanax and he

identify the driver. >> a lot of questions about the incident and jackie ward from kpix has reaction from students. rnando and south 4th stsewhere li that at 00st t. wabya car about 2:45 this morning. they got a call athis body was in the middle of the street. >> there are always people coming in to the paths. >> reporter: the students we spoke to were surprised at something like that could happen here despite it being a busy street. >> it is scary. we study and come out late and you never know. >> it's busy during the daytime. i don't really, at night. it's sad that it happened. i've never seen that. >> reporter: san fernando near south tenth was closed until about 7:00 this morning and it didn't impact traffic too badly. san jose state was unable to provide video or say whether the victim was a student. >>> there won't be confirmation by the coroner's office in santa clara county until the family is notified. the 29th f collision and 12 the vehicle versus pedestrian fatal collision this year and anyone with information on this investigation should call san jose police. >>> divers f

#kpix and we will show some of them on air. >>> a very hot forecast with kids going back to school. temperatures are heating up, not just in the next few days, but temperatures will climb to the triple digits inland and then will have some relief through the end of the week. it's a great day for baseball at oracle park. 88 in concord, 75 in oakland and downtown san francisco. mid-80s in livermore and santa rosa, 84. the bay bridge series kicks off today at 6:45 and mostly clear skies and mild temperatures in the low 70s for that first pitch. a strong ridge of high pressure is the reason why we will continue heating up, not just today but over the next few days. futurecast will take you hour- by-hour with that sunshine and clear skies through the rest of our afternoon and even catching some sun along the coast tomorrow with low clouds and areas of fog along the coast and mainly clear skies with temps heating up even more. for wednesday and thursday, temperatures are soaring inland into the triple digits and the sunset at 8:05 and sunset, 97 and concord, 90 in fremont and 92 in san j

the chase center on the kpix news. >>> let's see how wall street is doing with 45 minutes to go on the stock market reacting to president donald trump's comments about getting back to the table with china and the dow is up more than 200 points. >>> the u.s. remains the world's leading exporter of cotton and they are now trying to protect this crop from climate change iowortoodsicyear. in boston, a startup called indigo is growing cotton in a lab to have drought resistant seeds. the microbe is a plant carried with it to help this seeds deal with water stress. >> it allows us to grow cotton is better able to withstand the stress stress, given water restrictions. >> they said the processes more natural than genetically modified seeds and could be a boost to cotton farmers who struggle to profit in the current market. longtime growers have already diversified into crops that can better withstand dry conditions. >>> our microclimate right here, fog and some places and other places, cloudy. cloudy and foggy along the coast with plenty of sunshine inland and temperatures warming up. here

the original report, recovery chaos tonight on the new kpix news at 7:00. >>> taking a live look at toward levi's stadium in santa clara, the 49ers foundation will kick off their season today with a big fundraiser to help young people in the bay area called the annual players for a purpose of event. >> will have the chance to get up close to players and coaches for a good cause and one of the big highlights is you actually have the chance to eat dinner on the field at levi's stadium and the event will feature games, auctions and other activities print >> the guests can rub elbows with 49ers legends including jerry rice. the great one. >> he will be hosting the cocktail reception and you can meet him to take pictures with all five of our super bowl trophies and mingle with some of our other alumni that will be in attendance, as well. >> the event raised over one half million dollars for the 49ers foundation, dedicated to educating and empowering young people in the bay area. back we had four state-of-the- art classrooms and we bring in 60,000 students each year, primarily from title

future and those stories and lots more at 5:00. >>> that will do it for us at kpix news at noon. >>> . >>> the bold and the beautiful is coming up next. >>> enjoyed the rest of your thursday. >> liam: oh, my god. oh, my god. beth. oh, my baby girl. let me look at you. let me look at you. oh, wow. >> steffy: liam, what are you doing? >> liam: steffy... this is beth. she's alive. >> steffy: no, that's not her. that's phoebe. >> liam: this is beth. [ laughs ] [ beth babbles ] this is my daughter.

see your students as they head back to school, just tag kpix in your social media post and you may see her child on tv. >>> things kicked off at the golden gate field at east bay, they are trying to be extra careful under a microscope for the treatment of horses lately, more than two dozen horses have died in southern california and nine and golden gate fields. both tracks say they have since put up new safety measures, one limits the jockey use of a whip. >> great safety procedures they put in place. >> is the number one state enforcing his. >> and another effort to step up safety, if you'll spend more than $1 million new rail meant to protect horses and riders that bump. >>> college football kicks off a couple weeks and when fans return to the stadium they will be able to raise a glass to the golden bears during the game, it was just announced that beer and wine will now be pulled from eight stands around the stadium and that is not the only change fans will notice, everybody going to the game will also have to pass through metal detectors, the season opens august 31 at home versus u

and concerts over the years. no hockey like oracle had the capability to host. kpix took the mediatory yesterday and it was described as a maze of hallways and portals. lots of portals leading to the seemingly endless number of suites, boxes and courtside lounges. this is a moment in time that they are very excited about. >> welcome to the chase center. i've been waiting seven years to say that. can i say that again? welcome to chase center. >> reporter: from food to beer, the effort to add local flavor stands out and so does the amount of art in and around the building and some of it is on loan. there is no shortage of money with the names on the walls telling the story of who helped fund the construction of the arena and who, in large part, it will cater to. the first ever game at chase center will be saturday, october 5, versus the lakers at 5:00 p.m. and that marks the first nba game in the city of san francisco since january 29, 1971. preseason tickets for that game go on sale for season ticket holders at 9:00 and then the general public at 4:00 this afternoon. live from

send photos and videos of your students as they gear up and share them on social media using #kpix and we will show some of them on air. >>> details about a san jose house fire that killed two. her grandmother and granddaughter have been identified. officials and family members identified them as 83-year-old sidney brookbank and 11-year- old jessica brookbank. the home was destroyed on green more drive and another man was hurt and a family cat was killed. the causes under investigation. >>> new recommendations for police accountability in one south city with an independent of offirs pointing ing an guns as fours. the new report said complaints jumped 12% including internal misconduct and now it's recommended that tracking when ann at someone. reporting all interviews and interrogations and installing surveillance cameras in evidence rooms with no comment from san jose police. >>> this morning, five oakland police officers fight to keep their jobs after they were fired for the death of joshua pawlik in 2018. he was found lying between two houses with a gun and when he didn't drop hi