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live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. >> and tonight new video of a dramatic final seconds right before police shoot and kill a man. >> betty yu is in salinas tonight. >> reporter: police say they put out this new video hoping people can better understand their actions. we normally wouldn't show this video to our viewers, but we believe it will help you gain a better understanding of what transpired and the controversy surrounding it. so we warn you parts of it may be tough and disturbing to watch. people around who were defenseless against >> we threw them out of the backpack. >> reporter: these are the

actual shears. salinas police say the man in this surveillance video used them to threaten two cops as they moved in on him tuesday afternoon. 44-year-old carlos mejia accused of breaking into a woman's home and threatening here walks away from officers as they open fire. >> the officer concerned with the damage that that individual can do with this weapon not only to himself, but to the many innocent people around who are absolutely defenseless. >> reporter: this cell phone video of that same shooting shows officers shouting and pointing guns at the suspect. that sound was a taser. police said two attempts to hit him failed. you can see carlos spinning and waving the shears in front of the officers as he walks towards a busy street and a bitchery. the east salinas community -- and a bakery. the east salinas community is angry and anxious. this is the third time the police department has shot a man this year. >> our police department has shown they do not care bus like human beings and are willing to

shoot us down like dogs. >> do i believe if these gentlemen had been white guys or african americans would they have been treated any different? those officers are not dealing with anything with respect to the race of the individuals. they're dealing with the individual's conduct and aggression. >> reporter: that aggression from the community peaked last night when someone threw a bottle at a police officer who he was giving cpr to a -- at a police officer who was giving cpr to a man who had just been shot. live in salinas betty yu, kpix5. shut down about tw you can't get on interstate 280 southbound at fourth and king streets tonight. the freeway shut down about two hours ago for the long holiday weekend. crews are replacing what's called a hinge on the roadway. the 280 is closed all the way

past march mariposa street to the pennsylvania on ramp. to get out of san francisco you need to take 101 south. this is the first of three planned closures for the interstate. the next one is set for july 4th. a woman gave birth to a healthy baby boy today against the odds. she's been in a coma since march. our joe vazquez is at ucsf medical center and talked to her family tonight. >> there's nothing like having a baby. brian is ecstatic over the moon in love with both his son and my daughter. >> reporter: the baby is a healthy boy born today at ucsf. mom melissa carleton of fresno is recovering from delivery but is also in a coma. a few months ago melissa found out she had a brain tumor. just before the operation to remove it she had a seizure that damaged part of her brain and left her in a coma. 10 weeks ago her family wasn't sure if melissa or her baby would make it to today, but they did and there were many

smiles and tears and the baby's grandfather said there have even been some developments surrounding her delivery after the c section this morning. >> her eyes were wide open. that's fairly new. she grabbed brian's cheek with her hand and she pulled his face down to her face and she gave him the first hug that she's had since this trauma. >> reporter: melissa's husband brian lande is tending to baby wes tonight and also to his wife who is able to nurse her baby but has to have assistance. >> he has taken care of our daughter in a way that parents can only, you know, hope for and that's a credit to me lisa because melissa chose him. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix5. >> melissa's long term prognosis is still unclear, but with every positive development doctors tell the family to keep their hopes up. right now in the south bay they are getting ready to fog

for the potentially deadly west time in virus. this is the area they'll fog tonight. it covers parts of san jose and campbell. the spraying should take a couple hours. vector control says this is the earliest start ever to its mosquito season. a uc berkeley grad is suing in-n-out tonight claiming she spilled hot coffee on herself at this drive-thru in oakland last april and employees refused to help her. an employee claimed she didn't call 911 because it was against company policy. the suit asked for money to cover the woman's injuries which include first and second degree burns. in-n-out is not commenting. tonight we're hearing two very different sides of the story involving a bay area woman and an alleged bully. delia bradster is accused of choking an 11-year-old boy at an elementary school last week. her lawyer claimed she was

being framed and that she simply asked the boy to leave her daughter alone. >> my client was standing up for her daughter. it's that simple. >> you make her sound like the mother of the year. >> she is mother of the year. she did nothing wrong. her daughter was being bullied and she confronted the bully. what is wrong with that? >> the district attorney's office hasn't filed any charges as the investigation continues. the mom is due back in court next month. tonight the man accused of holding a woman captive for 10 years is held on $10 million bail. his lawyer says the alleged victim made the whole thing up. tonight she's speaking out. >> reporter: fear and deception, police in southern california say their suspect, sidro garcia used both to hold a young woman captive for nearly 10 years. the young woman didn't want to be seen on camera but is speaking out for the first time. >> i'm so happy and privileged

to be with my family. all the time i cry for them, more for my mom and my sisters. >> reporter: she reunites with family she hasn't seen in years. she told police she was drugged and taken by garcia who was her mother's boyfriend at the time. police believe the victim is from mexico and was in the country illegally. they think garcia used that to convince his victim to keep quiet all this time. >> he tells her that her mother doesn't care, that she can't go to the police because they're going to deport her. >> reporter: the victim tells police she was forced to marry garcia when she turned 18. investigators say she even gave birth to his child. the mother and victim's identities are being protected due to claims of repeated sexual abuse. the suspect's neighbors were shocked. >> she always seemed happy and he always makes good with her and everything. >> they'd be happy, kissing, holding hands. she comes up with this now.

>> we said $10 million bail. it's actually $1 million bail. psychologists say it's possible the husband appeared loving in public but was psychologically abusive in private. a billionaire basketball owner is making headlines tonight for some candid comments on rape. >> i know i'm prejudice. i know i'm bigoted in a lot of different ways and i've said this before. if i see a black kid in a hoodie at night on the other side of the street, i'm probably -- on the same side of the street, i'm probably going to walk to the other side of the street. if i see a white guy with a shaved head and lots of tattoos, i'm going back to the other side of the street. if i see anybody that looks threatening, chances are there's part of me that takes into account race, general and age. we're all bigots. i don't think there's any question about that. >> mark cuban owns the dallas mavericks. that interview with inc. magazine got instant reaction on social media and tonight he tweeted in hindsight i should

have used different examples. i didn't consider the trayvon martin family and i apologize to them for that, but beyond that he stands by his words. cuban called donald sterling's racist rants abhorrent but he says forcing him to sell the team would be a very slippery slope. he tonight civil rights pioneer harvey milk is honored with a stamp. it was unveiled at the white house today. it features an iconic black and white photo when milk was elected to san francisco's board of supervisors. he was one of the first openly gay elected officials in the country. the stamps were going fast at the castro post office today. a huge insurance fraud case revealed, tonight how prosecutors say hundreds of bay area women got free manicures. >> and a dead whale ,,,,,,,,,,

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ft them to safety. three people attempting to climb a dem near morgan hill this afternoon -- a dam near morgan hill this afternoon needed rescued. they got stuck and couldn't get down. the people may be in trouble. you're not supposed to climb the dam at anderson reservoir. tonight we learned an ex- oakland cop has been collecting thousands of dollars in disability benefits while working as an fbi agent. how is that possible? christin ayers says that's what oakland wants to know. >> reporter: when fbi agent and ex-oakland cop aaron mcfarlane shot a defendant, he was collecting disability. for the past 10 years he's collected more than half a million dollars in tax free disability pension payments, most of it public money. kpix5 has learned exclusively from a source inside the department that when mcfarlane left opd, he was facing the

possibility of being fired. instead he opted for medical retirement, but even on disability mcfarlane was able to pass an fbi physical that requires agents be in excellent physical condition with no disabilities which would interfere in firearm use or defensive tactics. the city of oakland confirmed it's investigating and will take further actions as appropriate. cures are part of the g fraud case in it's called operation nail polish and tonight kpix5's andria borba tells us manicures and pedicures are part of the largest billing fraud case in santa clara county history. spinal r 7.29 ingenius i >> reporter: the sign outside says san jose chiho spa, but what was happening inside was more beauty treatment than spinal realignment. enter operation nail polish. the premise was simple according to investigators. walk into the spa, ask for a

manicure and pedicure and never pay a bill. >> her insurance company was billed for his chiropractic treatments. >> reporter: an undercover agent got her fingers and toes painted on nine separate occasions while her health insurer was billed two grand. >> we do believe it is not an isolated incident and we believe 90% of the treatment at this particular location is fraudulent. >> reporter: a deputy insurance fraud de says his agent wasn't the only one getting pretty and pampered on the insurance dime. >> mostly they are getting nontherapeutic messages, manipedis and facials as well. >> reporter: to the tune of 7 million bucks. four employees were arrested in the year long investigation including dr. tracy lee, head chiropractor and owner believed to be the brains of the operation. andria borba, kpix5. >> the four people arrested could face 24 years in prison and be forced to pay back the

insurance companies. santa clara is one of two counties suing companies that make prescription painkillers. the lawsuit says the highly docket active drugs are being pushed -- addict degrees drugs are being pushed for profit. -- addict degrees drugs are being pushed for profit. ox i -- addictive drugs are being pushed for profit. oxycontin is one of them. >> we've seen babies born with opiate withdrawal. we've also seen skyrocketing medical cost and rampant crime associated with opiate abuse. >> officials who filed the lawsuit say companies should pay damages for people harmed by the drug. the amount has not been determined. your favorite skin care products may never be the same. in a few hours the state assembly will vote on a measure that would ban microbeads. the tiny bits of plastics are found in hundreds of items like soaps and scrubs supposed to

remove dead skin, but environmental groups say they're hazardous to wildlife. >> we're literally putting trillions of plastic beads that look like fish eggs into the water and introducing them into the food chain. >> environmental groups say these beads like the one captured from the great lakes soak up toxins like a sponge making them even more of a threat. tonight hewlett-packard is getting ready for another big round of layoffs. as many as 16,000 employees could lose their jobs. the palo alto-based company made the announcement today after a lackluster earning report. hp just finished laying off 34,000 employees. tonight facebook is doing more to protect your privacy. it's expanding a feature that reminds users about how widely they share posts. users complained about sharing by accident and the default for the new users posts will be set to friends instead of public.

how is this for an unlikely tourist attraction? >> a dead humpback whale is drawing people to the san mateo county coast. the carcass wound up on the rocks this afternoon. it first showed up yesterday near pillow point. researchers are waiting for it to wash up on the beach so they can examine it. in the meantime people have been coming out in droves to see the massive mammal. >> the wonder of marine life in general is sort of beyond our human experience. when you think about marine mammals and the size of these creatures that are so like us and the fact that their world and life is so different, i can't help but thinking the mother isn't out there circling out there wondering how long its baby is and how long it stayed with it after it died. >> the whale is about 30 feet long which isn't big. that means it's likely a juvenile. .. and becomes big holiday weekend up ahead. give me something i want to hear. >> sunshine. >> heat, 90s. >> give me some more. burgers on the grill?

>> okay. >> party at ken's house? we always have these parties at ken's house and it never happens. we talk about them all the time. if you are planning something outside, maybe a party that will come to fruition, outdoor activities looking excellent. we do have fog tonight just like last night. we've lost the top of the pyramid. better yet we can go back in time. our potrero hill webcam showing you the fog rolling in this evening. 6:00, 7:00, we're fine. here comes the low cloud cover and there goes the downtown san francisco sky line. wake up tomorrow morning in the low 50s, concord 53, fremont, napa and san francisco 54 degrees, near perfect holiday weekend weekend weather. mountain view tomorrow morning clouds, afternoon sunshine, 78. saturday 81 degrees, very comfortable weather moving in because we have a ridge of high

pressure approaching taking some time to get here. that low fired up lots of thunderstorms in the california desert. southern california rain there. the ridge will be in a perfect spot for a great weekend sitting just offshore just tapping into the cold pacific air over top of the cold pacific ocean. we get sunshine in the afternoon and warm weather, but we will not get hot weather. it's going to be very comfortable outside. all three weekend days comfortable. tonight we'll have lots of fog pushing farther inland tonight. tomorrow afternoon will be warmer than today and much warmer over the weekend with less fog because that ridge of high pressure will compress the marine layer and make it thinner and not allow it to move inland as efficiently. concord tomorrow 84 degrees, everybody running 3 to 5 degrees above average, sunnyvale 80 degrees, mill

milpitas 79, venetia 76 degrees, foggy start, berkeley hitting 70, mill valley 80, novato 80 and 90 tomorrow with sunshine for clear lake. the holiday weekend, all three days winners, a little warm inland, low 9s by sunday, near the bay -- 90s by sunday, near the bay mid-70s. we stay dry next week. i know we need the rainfall. let's pick three days where it doesn't matter. weekend looks good. party, ken? >> who's got it better than us? nobody. coming up a california teenager channels the king of pop and becomes an internet sensation. ,,

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before he was cut from the training camp. donovan has scored more u.s. cup goals than any other u.s. player, but reportedly had players with jurgen klinsmann who cut one of the most decorated stars in u.s. soccer history. >> the toughest decision in my coaching career. i just think that the other guys right now are a little bit ahead of him and i told him that and he understands it, but obviously he's very disappointed. the a's have been almost picture perfect leading the big leagues with 30 runs. one small problem, their bullpen. latest evidence? tampa bay. the a's have a 2-1 lead, but oakland reliever couldn't hold the lead. it's tied up by a single. a's bring in lou gregorson after the single and his first batter, sean rodriguez, three- run walkoff. rays snap the a's five-game win

streak, oakland's eighth blown save of the year. giants able to get back on the field after an 82 minute delay. the rains cleared. there goes hunter pence, solo shot, fifth of the year. in the same inning fab low sandoval had an r.b.i. -- pablo sandoval had an r.b.i. double. this game was defended. it will resume in september. friday night top five. at no. 5 this add from l.a. restaurant was supposed to congratulate the clippers on their season but oops, congratulations to the lakers. want to get a we? no. 4, deflected into the game winner overtime and game three of the eastern conference finals versus new york canadiens trailing two games to one. no. 3, guy in a gold jersey talked out, couldn't find the ball, got run over by a truck. no. 2, dan, you met your wife at a bowling alley.

is this possible? >> absolutely. >> not even skillful. >> spider-man returns, the ace josh reddick with the great catch flies into the wall to rob tampa bay's will meyers with the bases loaded. reddick is the type of player when he's not hitting he makes up for it on defense with his leather. that play saved three runs today, but the a's lose. >> i met my wife in a restaurant, not a bowling alley. >> didn't you ever go on a date bowling? >> yes, we have. >> bowling is a great date. >> she's actually a very skilled bowler, bowls on a team. >> wow. >> now you ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,

a little nice weather coming up. >> this is why ken is going to have a pool party on sunday, right here, 93 degrees inland. that's very warm. it's not going to be widespread hot, just really comfortable.

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