thatús kaeti bancroft...a real estate broker in littleton. her clients wanted to buy a house cash...but ended up wiring 360 thousand dollars to scammers instead.kaeti bancroft:"they didnút get the money but they probably are wearing orange and in a prison of some kind, i hope they are." hereús what happened...kaeti bancroft:"we have this money sitting in this bank and the title company sends me closing instructions and wiring instructions. and i looked at them, i read them through and everything was normal so i just forward over to my buyer." ashley michels:"it turns out when the title company sent the email, scammers somehow got a hold of it first, changed it to their account number, then sent it off to the buyers."kaeti bancroft: "they had the same letter head and the same salutations on the bottom." no red flags...until the title company never got the money. kaeti bancroft:"i mean itús gone. what would happen is they would be out 360 thousand."luckily it was all still there when the bank froze the account. kaeti bancroft:"it was just sc

thatús kaeti bancroft...a real estate broker in littleton. her clients wanted to buy a house cash...but ended up wiring 360 thousand dollars to scammers instead.kaeti bancroft:"they didnút get the money but they probably are wearing orange and in a prison of some kind, i hope they are." hereús what happened...kaeti bancroft:"we have this money sitting in this bank and the title company sends me closing instructions and wiring instructions. and i looked at them, i read them through and everything was normal so i just forward over to my buyer." ashley michels:"it turns out when the title company sent the email, scammers somehow got a hold of it first, changed it to their account number, then sent it off to the buyers."kaeti bancroft: "they had the same letter head and the same salutations on the bottom." no red flags...until the title company never got the money. kaeti bancroft:"i mean itús gone. what would happen is they would be out 360 thousand."luckily it was all still there when the bank froze the account. kaeti bancroft:"it was just sc

the first was archbishop bancroft, who chaired the committee that wrote the king james bible. what we don't know is who else is down there. the redeveloped garden museum where they were discovered is due to reopen next month. you are going to get a clue of the steps leading down, and we will hopefully put on a little exhibition. it is very much deep underground. for now, the coffins will remain where they are. the vault in which they sit is too fragile to explore. expecting a bit more sunshine across the uk for the easter monday. it is coming from the north. clear sky between the cloud. unlike what we have had through today. the thicker cloud continues to move away through tonight, and a few splashes of rain for east anglia and the south—east. partly clear skies. for easter monday, high pressure towards the west, it will play a big pa rt towards the west, it will play a big part in this week. low pressure to the east, which brings in colder air. it leads to a cold start. quite air. it leads to a cold start. quite a bit of sunshine around northern england, increasingly into n

the bookstore at telegraph and bancroft was not open. neither was the student union, police are on standby regardless of if she shows up or not. back to you. >> jackie ward, thank you. here is another live look from chopper 5 over berkeley, as you can see, not much activity yet. not much going on. that is likely to change when more groups show up this afternoon. a lot of media out there as well. rallies are set for 2:00 and 5:00 this afternoon. and we of course will keep monitoring the situation and will bring you updates all afternoon. >>> president trump and his wife met with argentina's president and first lady at the white house. >> i have decided rather than terminating nafta which would be a pretty big shock to the system, we will renegotiate. >> the president warned if a fair deal can't be reach with canada and mexico, he may still terminate it. yesterday, he unveiled his tax reform blueprint. >>> more than 30 groups will be protesting the tax plan today in san francisco. kpix5's jessica flores explains the one page outline. >> re

the streets affected are mckinley, alston, the 1800 block of bancroft, and grant. kpix 5's christin ayers is live at the scene with the latest. >> reporter: berkeley police confirming just moments ago that they are in fact looking for a man with a gun in this neighborhood. you can see a heavy police presence out here this evening. police are asking people in this area to stay inside their homes and apartments while this search is under way. if they are outside to please go indoors. the "shelter in place" is as you said in effect for the 1800 blocks of alton and bancroft and the 2200 blocks of grant and mckinley. from chopper 5, we have seen heavily armed police some with k-9s going through people's backyards, some officers also spotted patrolling rooftops. berkeley high school is actually pretty close to this area. but authorities say right now the school is not affected. police don't know who the suspect is and haven't identified him. they are asking anyone in the area who is concerned or see this is person to call 911. we'll be out here keeping on a on this situa

the book was awarded a pulitzer prize, bancroft prize and a national book award. she has since offered numeral critical works on american history and have appeared and publications such as the new yorker, rolling stone. tonight fitzgerald will discuss her most recent book, evangelicals. the struggle to shape america. she traces the history of protestant and evangelism from its beginning in the great awakenings of the 18th and 19 th centuries to its current influence and intersection of the religious and political life she also is explores the future of the evangelical movement and america undergoing significant demographic and cultural change. the book has received quite critical acclaim for its scope, detail and timeliness. the new york times book report call that quote anyone. estate of a conservative american product is in them will have a trusted guide in the bancroft pulitzer prize winner. we have no no odd. fitzgerald has now provided it. tonight we are very lucky to have doctor david distinguished professor at the center of the algae of public life at mercy

this is near mc-kinley avenue, allston way, bancroft way and grant street. officers are checking behind buildings and homes... they are telling people in the area to stay inside... and to avoid the area... (vicki) president donald trump is sticking to his word...and his administration is cracking down on so-called sanctuary cities that refuse to cooperate with federal immigration authorities. now grant money for nine sanctuary cities is at risk... the justice department is asking those cities to prove they are complying with an immigration law to continue receiving money... the department sent letters earlier today to cities in california, chicago, new york and philadelphia... places inspectors say previously had limited rules. the letter did not specify which cities in these states are under scrutiny. (grant) the fight over free speech on the u.c. berkeley campus is far from over. the controversial visit of a conservative commentator...is now taking on a legal twsit. kron 4's spencer black is live on the cal campus... to explain why the planned event with a

mckinley, alston, bancroft and grant are affected. christin ayers reports. >> reporter: allen, the search for this gunman continuing tonight. you can see there are a lot of police out here tonight blocking off several blocks in this area near downtown berkeley. the heavy police presence here is to sort of block off this perimeter so that authorities have room to search for this person. police are saying if you live around here you want to stay inside. from chopper 5, we have seen heavily armed police using dogs to search through backyards. some officers also spotted patrolling rooftops on high tonight. berkeley high school is not very far from here tonight. but the information we have is that that is not being affected by this "shelter in place." it's not clear how long it will be in place. they are still searching for the suspect and authorities don't know much about him, what his identity is. the only information we have is that he was spotted with a gun earlier today. and that search is continuing for him. we'll bring you more info

at 12 noon, they are planning on bancroft and telegraph, and 2:00 p.m., supporters demonstrate at civic cementer park as mentioned. berkley leaders are not should have how many will show up for the events, but planning for all possibilities. >> with concern about violation, nearby berkley high school is monitoring the situation. classes are on, but the school's principal sent a letter to parents saying, in part, we ask the school community to be aware of what could unfold on campus, the downtown area, and next to our high school campus. our primary goal is to ensure bhs students avoid unsafe situations. >> your thoughts on today's demonstrations? find this poll on the abc 7 news twitter page, pinned to the top. do you support the berkley demonstrations today over ann coulter. as of now, yes is 34%, 38, no, she's not coming, and 28% of you have no opinion on this. cast your vote. stay on top of developments today. what the abc 7 news app, download for free and ensure to enable push alerts for breaking news updates as they happen. >> we don't know if or when ann will reschedule, but we do

called a non-violent response to the craziness of ann coulter and her illk, and then another rally at bancroft and telegraph, and then at 2:00 the coulter supporters will be here at civic center park. city leaders say they are not sure how many people to expect, but they are planning for a number of possibilities. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> coulter is expressing frustration with one of the groups that originally invited her to speak at cal and then pulled their support over concerns about safety. >> now we have kwraf saying we are going to strike a blow for the next speaker at berkeley. no, i want to win now. can republicans ever win now? >> tuesday ann coulter said she was not moving forward. stay on top of developments on berkeley today with the abc7 news app, download it for free and enable push alerts to get the breaking news as it happens. >>> this video just coming in moments ago. a two alarm fire at a house. this was near benicia road and taylor avenue right after midnight. there were people trapped inside but firefighters didn't find anybody, and the police department said they wer

. >> reporter: among them, richard bancroft, an early 17th archbishop famous for translating the bible to english. in all, some 30 corpses were buried in the church on the banks of the thames. researchers are wondering what other secrets this church may hold. matt bradley, nbc news. >> when we come back, a father and son team conquering incredible challenges together and inspiring america. >>> finally tonight, the ironman is one of the most grueling races in the world, but it proved to be no match for a father and son team overcoming challenges in life, dad helping his son achieve his dreams with encouragement from his olympic hero. maya rodriguez brings us tonight's inspiring america story. >> it is well before sunrise, and johnny hagar has already been awake for hours. >> hopefully, we can have a good time. >> are you ready to go? >> reporter: johnny was born with cerebral palsy, a disorder that affects how his muscles work. but it is not stopping him from joining nearly 2,000 other competitors for a half ironman in florida. >> people in wheelchairs are as capable of doing things as

. >> among them richard bancroft, early 17th century archbishop famous for translating the bible into english. in all some 30 corpses buried in the st. mary's church on the banks of the thames. researchers wondering what other secrets the church may hold. matt bradley, nbc news. >> fascinating that discovery, right? so the easter bunny did show up at the washington nationals game and things got a little randy, a little violent during the race. a pack of mascots, took out jefferson, washington, lincoln, that made room for teddy roosevelt to go by. watch as he runs. taken down by the easter bunny. teddy never saw it coming. >> what a leap. >> that looks like it hurts. >> he hopped right onto him. >> bonnie schneider coming up with the jokes. hopped onto him. and teddy went down. thanks for joining me. >> my pleasure. >> appreciate it. thank you for joining my. i'm yasmin vossoughian. follow us on facebook, twitter, instagram. have a fantastic monday. we will see yotomorrow.u if heels... ...were comfortable,... ...they'd spend more time... ...on your feet... ...and less in your bag. from

streets to stay inside or go inside. 2200 block of mckinley, the 1800 block of allison, the 1800 block of bancroft, 2200 block of grant. kpix 5's christin ayers is head there is and we'll have more coming up. >>> one year ago today prince was found dead inside his paisley park estate in minnesota. despite the criminal investigation into his death, don champion reports, fans are promising to make sure his legacy and music live on. >> reporter: prince fans of all ages gathered outside his paisley park estate in minnesota to remember. some say they just wanted to honor his memory and laugh one more time in the purple rain. >> a lot of us took him for granted. and we didn't realize what we had until it's gone. >> reporter: he died a year ago today at the age of 57 from an overdose of the opiod fentanyl. the medical examiner ruled it an accident. but police are still investigating the circumstances surrounding his death. messages to the beloved pop star were scrolled on the wall of a tunnel near his home. bridget logan and her friend wrote, thanks for being the sound track to my life. >> prince to me h

carefully searching that area and have a perimeter set up on one block of mckinley avenue, all ston way, bancroft way, and grant street. anyone in that area needs to stay inside until further notice. we are staying on top of this story and we will keep updating you here and on our abc 7 news app as anything changes. and we have new developments on the balcony collapse. remember that terrible story that killed six people in berkeley two years ago? today the state license board revoked the license of the building's general contractor. the building was just ten years old when the balcony failed. the collapse was blamed on wood rot. investigators found that segue construction ignored specifications to use plywood in the balcony's construction. instead it used thin composite board which is less expensive, but also prone to rotting. >> there is a battle over conservative commentator ann coulter speaking at u.c. berkeley. the deadline is minutes away with a lawsuit on the line. we're live on the campus. >> and a new warning from president trump over sanctuary fund being. millions of dollars at stake for

definite lip some downpours headed into the east gay. 98th avenue, bancroft avenue you're getting some pretty good rain there coming around pretty good around 92nd avenue. some heavier rain falling. maraga about a half an inch an hour. fundamental you have to step out. rec that. san jose area, get you into the north bay, it's very spotty and lighter in intensity around cal stowinga. we're going into the sierra nevada where chains are required on 80. it is snowing right now. you're just about a half inch to an inch away from setting an all-time record headed towards closing out this rainy season. it's knot closing off, that's for sure. winter weather advisor until 8:00 p.m. tomorrow. four to seven inches above 4,000 feet. when you count that up, could be seeing up to ten inches of snow. travel delays expected. if you are heading there for the next four days, here's what you can expect. snowshowers tomorrow, gusty winds. dry friday and saturday for you to ski and perhaps go boarding. sunday there is a chance of rain and snow. coming back could be a bit dicey. a live look at the embarcade

builders found a hidden crypt containing at least 20 coffins, including one belonging to richard bancroft, who became archbishop in 1604. the trump administration has reiterated its determination to take action against north korea, following another missile test by pyongyang. on a visit to kabul, the white house national security advisor, general hr mcmaster, said the president is looking at a range of options, including involving china, if north korea refuses to scrap its nuclear weapons. well, this latest missile test, it just fits into a pattern of provocative and destabilising and threatening behaviour on the part of the north korean regime, and i think there is an international consensus now, including the chinese, and the chinese leadership, that this is a situation that just can't chinese leadership, that this is a situation thatjust can't continue. and the president has made clear that he will not accept the united states and its allies and partners in the region being under threat from this hostile regime, with nuclear weapons. the latest defiance from pyongyang came on sunday, w

the suspect stopped and was arrested on 78th and bancroft. another police car responding to the call to assist hit a car on 88th street and dowling, not involved in the pursuit. that car had three people inside and one of those was complaining of pain and was taken tod hospital. >>> our time is 432 -- taken to the hospital. our time is 4:32. night is the family of a man who was forcibly removed from united airlines last sunday will talk publicly about what happened. at 8 this morning, the daughter of dr. david dow will hold a news conference in chicago. the police officers dragged the 69-year-old doctor off of an overcrowded united express jet bound for louisville, kentucky. while he recovers in the hospital, his lawyers filed emergency papers asking a court of illinois to order united to preserve surveillance video, cockpit recordings and any other evidence in that passenger removal case. in the meantime, unite side offering refunds to every passenger on that flight. the ceo of the company told "good morning america" the airline is trying to

former head of the church of england was buried here, in fact, at least two were, and one, richard bancroft, archbishop from 1604 to 1610, was among the most influential heads of the anglican chruch there has ever been. >> he played a crucial role really in the history of the church of england. >> reporter: eleanor greer is with the gardening museum. >> he was chosen by king james first to oversee the production of the king james bible. >> reporter: perhaps the most widely printed book in history. it's not going to hurt your appeal? >> no, and it's reopening next month, so it's timely. >> reporter: how handy. timing, even in 1,000 years of history, is everything. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. >>> tonight -- >> i'm scared. dance moms abby lee miller her live changing decision "entertainment tonight" >> what and who was her motivation. >> plus, a "happy days" star tragic death. erin mourn secret health battle revealed. "entertainment tonight." >> we're crashing chan k tatum

y evitar la cuadra 2200 de la avenida mckinley, la calle grant ; asi como la 1800 de allston way y bancroft way... ---dos horas despues, la policia informo que el area de estaba segura; pero no dieron mas detalles. paola-take vo --- un conductor termino estrellando su camioneta contra un edificio del centro medico regional en san jose... --- el chofer se dio a la fuga y las autoridades no han podido localizarlo... --- los bomberos cerraron el flujo de agua que provoco el impacto del vehiculo en la edificacion y trasladaron el automovil al corralon... --- no se reportaron heridos. topvo / blanca --- autoridades en hayward investigan un tiroteo que involucr a un oficial de polica el da de hoy... ---, segn las investigaciones el incidente ocurri en el 22-mil de la calle rockaway alrededor de las 12 del medioda, una persona result herida y fue trasladada al hospital con heridas que no ponen en riesgo su vida --- --- se desconoce que motiv la balacera --- paola --arrestan a un maestro de una preparatoria de san jose por presunta posesin de pornografa infantil. take vo --la polica detuvo a john h

the first was archbishop bancroft, who chaired the committee that wrote the king james bible. what we don‘t know is who else is down there. the redeveloped garden museum where they were discovered is due to reopen next month. you are going to get a clue of the steps leading down, and we will hopefully put on a little exhibition. it is very much deep underground. for now, the coffins will remain where they are. the vault in which they sit is too fragile to explore. let‘s have a look at the weather forecast. not too bad at the moment if you consider it is april and an extended bank holiday weekend as well. most of us have gotten away with it so far. and even if you have gloomy skies, tomorrow offers something a little brighter. pasteurised to the north, speckled shower clouds on the way. this was the cloud with us today with outbreaks of

one of them is particularly famous, archbishop bancroft, appointed by king james the first to put together the king james's bible, an astonishing piece of work that good piece of work where they had to put together bible with 47 writers. even though he didn't write it, it is the word is that he forced into which went out across thousands of churches, today, it is those words you hear if you are going past the church. what happens now? we don't know, it's new. we sent down an endoscope to try and read all of the words in the dark. we think we are going to try and leave it where it is, because they are dead and they deserve to be left there, but visitors to the museum next month will get a glimpse of these steps leading into the dark and perhaps one day we will do some more investigation. i mentioned refurbishment work going on. does that have to wait now? no, it sits on top of it. it is all, basically, we build the new building like a modern museum popping up inside an ancient church, so it all sits above it, but you look down on this flight of steps leading into the darkness, but you would

the builders found a head and crypt including one belonging to richard bancroft who was archbishop back in 160a. a reminder of our top story. the turkish president, recep tayyip erdogan has narrowly won a referendum to expand presidential powers which could keep him in office until 2029. 0pposition leaders have said they will challenge the result. the european union has said it will assess the findings of election observers — amid claims of irregularities. stay with us on bbc news. you can get in touch with me on twitter. i'm @tomdonkinbbc. good morning. the forecast is one that benefits those on break. not much rain around, but some dry and quite sunny weather to enjoy at times. turning warmer, after a chilly start overnight. will still stay frosty, especially in the south, and quite cold out there at the moment. as we start the day, we have high pressure to the west of us, low pressure to the north—east, the northerly pressure bringing cold air notjust to us but to a good part of northern and eastern europe as well. now, most will start dry and bright across the northern half of t

builders found a hidden crypt containing at least 20 coffins, including one belonging to richard bancroft, who became archbishop in 160a. america says it's working on a "range of options" with china, amid rising tensions over north korea's nuclear and missile programmes. pyongyang attempted to test fire what's thought to be a medium—range missile this weekend, from a base in the shinpo region on the east coast, but it blew up shortly after take off. the launch is being seen as a provocation, coming shortly before the us vice president mike pence arrived in south korea. 0ur correspondentjohn sudworth is in the north korean capital, where his movements are being monitored and tightly controlled. this flower show, like almost everything else in north korea, is dedicated to its ruling family. this is the stand of national defence industry... and this display is in honour of their abiding obsession, missiles. is it a little strange to have rockets and missiles in a flower show? no, not strange at all. there are reports that there was a missile test this morning... yeah. ..and some suggestion

at least two w and one, richard bancroft, archbishop from 1604-1610 was among the most influential. >> he played a crucial role in the church of england. >> reporter: elinor greer is with the gardening museum. >> he was chosen by king james i to oversee the production of the king james bible. >> reporter: perhaps the most widely-printed book in history. it's not going to hurt your appeal. >> no, and it's timed to reopen next month. >> reporter: timing even in 1,000 years of history is everything. mark phillips, cbs new, london. >>> that's overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back a little later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm scott pelley. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the overnight news. i'm jericka duncan. >>> president trump is calling on the united nations to do more to stop a nuclear threat from north korea. the president's remarks come amid increasing tension over the possibility of war as american warships sail closer to the korean peninsula. yest

demonstrators gathered at b bancroft and telegraph avenue so did police in large numbers. we continue our team coverage from the cal campus with a look at the activities there. >> reporter: if a person saw only the police presence how they marched, how they prepared, it might be easy to assume that the worst happened at uc berkeley today. just one small complications. >> she's not even here. >> leaving us with the ann coulter no-show show. a big wind up on a campus racing for violent demonstrations didn't materialize. >> this is not a good use of police. clearly nothing is happening. >> unless it served as a deterrent in form of nonverbal communication. officers for most of the day listened to large dose of political rhetoric in the home of free speech. >> everyone around here should be sounding the alarm about this facist regime in the white house. >> the only problem is making sure their voice is louder than the person next door. >> on the positive side citizens in this nation enjoy the luxury of expressing, light on the theater, twist of existential and light on the dia

as early as the 1880s, bancroft, arguably the founder of the european-style history in california asserted, and i quote, that it was one of the last greatest funds of civilization. there've been many scholars and activists who called what happened genocide. but it took me ten years to gather all of that information and then read dozens of newspapers. i still have a crick in my neck. it took warning through the archives at the huntington at a young library in new zealand when you see the number of libraries and archives you get a sense of how scattered to the four winds all of the data was although it was there and the important thing to understand is this book is not based on doing an interview of indian people into writing down their stories, it's based on the importance of the united states army, militia men, sheriffs, journalists, mostly white people. why? because i thought if you are going to make such an extraordinary case, genocide happened in california at the behest of the state and federal authorities that was carried out and paid for by government authorities. you have to have th

four blocks of telegraph avenue from bancroft will be filled with a concert of 60s cover bands, food, art, and the kids activity corner. shock in the north bay, downtown petaluma will have the 36th annual butter in a day festival and parade. the cutest little check contest and the parade begins at noon followed by an afternoon of music, food and family fun. it is a final days a bay area dance week. the 10 day event will feature over 400 free events throughout the bay area. log onto bay area dance.org for details. in sports giants adult display at home. jason? on the road and warriors consider their that's continued their postseason run.>>> dog after dog pulled out of this home. more than 80 and all. coming up, what brought police there in the first place. >> she was terrified.>> for those rescued from floodwaters in san jose, these next steps are so important. the fight for moneyed to make sure the flooding along coyote creek never happens again. >>> 90s are in the forecast them we will see you back here. >>> the major flooding along coyote creek forced 14,000 people from their homes

they are looking for a man with a gun and the area of bancroft and mckinley. the afternoon program at washington elementary school is sheltering in place because of police activity in that area. everyone inside is doing well. stay with ktvu fox2 news on air and online and we are working on more -- getting more information >>> one year ago today that prince died. fans gathered at his home, pans -- paisley park to remembered him. -- to remember him.>> prince meant a lot to me and my life. he meant a lot to me. when he passed away, it was quite a big deal for me. >> the governor of minnesota has declared today, prince day. landmarks around minneapolis turned purple to honor his legacy >>> officials and volunteers are searching for a small plane that disappeared after taking off from lake tahoe. the search is intensifying on the ground and in the air as crews look for brenda and mark richards. they were headed toward petaluma on thursday but never made it. volunteers are working with the civil air patrol looking at images of the search area and sierra county. >> w

. >> what happened to mary bancroft? [laughter] >> i'm glad you asked that question, because i have a bonus slide. [laughter] for that very question. and that is mary there with her legs crossed, and she's sitting with clover dulles who was dulles' wife. [laughter] and it turned out that clover came to switzerland and joined dulles while the war was still on, and dulles being dulles, his wife -- they had an unhappy marriage, i think it's safe to say, and clover sometimes kind of got in his hair. so he asked mary, can you, you know, become buddies with my wife and take care of her, which was a pretty bold move. [laughter] but mary volunteered, and clover pretty quickly, clover was quite astute, and she figured out pretty quickly what had been going on. she told mary, you know, i know what's been up to, and i think the quote was something like and i approve. [laughter] she and mary became pals. they both were very interested in the, in jung and studied his writings, and in the closing dates of the war they even took a tour

the suspect stopped and that is at 78th and bancroft and was arrested there. another police car rushing to the call to help hit a car at 88th street and dowli in, g. that was not involved in the pursuit. three people were in that car. and one was take ton the hospital complaining of pain. >>> and happening today, a ceremony this morning to kick off construction of the long discussed golden gate bridge suicide barrier of the -- . >> and we looking live at the golden gate bridge. and now, the bridge will undergo a major change. ktvu's rob malcolm, you're near the golden gate bridge now to tell us about the safety precautions taken out there. good morning. >> yeah, good morning, guys this is an iconic structure. you know what? over the last couple of years, 2016, 40 people have jumped to their death at the bridge. many others have been -- talked away from the lemes and many people telling us this -- the links and many people telling us this is a long time coming. and construction will begin on the suicide deterrent. the initial cost was 76 million and it's since

at noon at telegraph and bancroft where we are standing now, the international socialist organization will be speaking. then at 1:30, we'll hear from the berkeley college republicans to filed a lawsuit against uc. we'll hear more about that later on. in berkeley, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> time now 6:57. time for your "final 5. >>> as he approaches the end of his first 100 days, president trump has another busy day ahead. mr. trump is set to visit department of veterans affairs to sign an executive order creating a new office devoted to whistle-blower protections at the va. mr. trump will meet with the president of argentina at the white house. >>> and that comes as president trump is seeking to change the court that ruled against him. he told the washington examiner that he wants to break up the ninth circuit. the judges recently ruled against him. >>> suspects involved in the violent takeover of a bart train over the weekend have been identified. police aren't releasing the names because they are minors. >>> many of the charges have been dropped against a mentally ill man who was shot

the chase began at 78th avenue and hillsdale and lasted a few blocks before ending at bancroft. police took the suspect into custody. three people were in the car that was hit by the patrol vehicle. one of them was taken to the hospital. >>> it's the end of-era here still ahead why the well-known toy store closing after almost 90 years in business. >> tracking a few lingering showers out there. and then the holiday weekend and the chance of more showers. i will see you back here. >>> home buyers are moving fast according to a report from red fin. real estate company says nearly 1 in 5 homes sold in the u.s. last month were in contract within two weeks. and in oakland home spent 13 days on the market. the san jose was 14 days and san jose was the most competitive market in the country. nearly 70% of the homes sold for more than the asking price. >>> after nearly 90 years in business a peninsula toy store is preparing to shut its doors. >> ktvu maureen naylor spoke with the customers and third generation owner why now is the time to hang it up. >> reporter: there's something speci

., a second is planned for noon at bran kroft a bancroft and telegraph. >> we'll cover that for our midday newscast. 6:44. developing in sacramento authorities are looking for the man who randomly attacked two women, killing one with his bare hands. neighbors say the two women were on a daily walk on this dirt track at a local high school. one woman in her 80s died from her injuries. the other woman in her 60s is recovering in the hospital. turns out the attacker jumped a fence and rabb off. investigators haven't figured out any kind of deeper motive. >>> general motors is trying its hand at car sharing and using san francisco as one of its guinea pigs. the new service is called gig, users can rent gm cars and use an app to pick up the vehicle. it will be in beta testing today if san francisco and san diego. >> a lot of athletes tested out and tonight is the night. happening today a look right now at what at least for the moment are two hot beds of football activity, levi stadium on the right side and fans are focused on one thing for both teams -- start of the nfl draft is this evening. t