the s&p 500 down by 2%. the nasdaq down by almost 3 full percentage points. we'll monitor the numbers as the markets are set to close in one hour. they are speaking out against the vote to start talks to allow a new baseball stadium to be built at howard terminal. here is the latest. sara. >> reporter: it was interesting is that there are two events going on here right now. to my right is an oakland's' fan event and to the left is the news conference you were just talking about held by the east oakland stadium alliance. they are community leaders and baseball fans who want more thought to be put into building a new ballpark at howard terminal. they chose today to speak out because the commissioners will vote on a term sheet. that is the first step to get the new stadium. the term sheet allows the oakland a's four years to complete the impact report for the 35,000 seat baseball stadium. na would need to negotiate a sale or lease for the land project among other things. they recommended the approval of the term sheet and the anticipated vote in fay vor will make it oh vible but those who rely on the port of oakland they say it threatens jobs and the industrial economy and that the team would pay a lower rent than what others have to pay. they want to make sure their concerns are heard. >> as that process keeps going, the framework doesn't close the door on our voices. we have to keep being heard as the project moves forward and they consider do i want to do this, because it is not off the table after today. it is just a prime work, but it is not a done deal. oakland mayor supports the commissioner anticipated vote in favor of the term sheet. she calls it an historic milestone and that there is possible to have a world class ball part and while understanding the concerns of both sides. different members of the workforce have different feelings about this plan and i very much respect the concerns that's our longshoremen have raised and yet this project demonstrates that it can make way for a larger turning basin to accommodate the next generation of ships that will be calling on the port of oakland. even if the commissioners vote to approve the outlines today, it doesn't commitment port to the ballpark project. it has to be done and regulatory approvals have to be served before an agreement is reached. this is the news conference. it is being held by the east oakland stadium alliance. a lot of passionate people out here. their goal, to have their voices heard. >> in the years to come there will be many opportunities for anyone who has concerns for those concern toss be addressed. they are working to get back on schedule after a derailment. sky fox flew over the train in san jose about an hour ago. it was approaching southbound around 9:30 when one of the passenger cars went off the tracks. no injuries reported but all had to get off the train as crews responded to the derailment. no word yet on a cause. it was a violent night after four people were injured in a string of shootings. alyssa harrington gets us up to date. >> reporter: it was a busy night for richmond police. three shootings in a 90 minute time frame. officers shay they do not appear to be related. >> i'm scared. i have a 15-year-old daughter and i want to feel safe in my home and that moment now i don't. >> reporter: neighbors it area in richmond woke up to find their street clogged with police cars, investigators taped off the parking lot of an apartment complex. dozens of shell casings were scattered on the ground. >> i heard five or six shots that sounded like firecrackers and i went to check on my kids, because they were inside the house and that is all we heard and then we saw sirens. it appears two subject on foot contacted the victim and shots were fired. >> reporter: an adult male was shot. a car was later towed from the scene with black tape covering the license. >> scary. very scary and didn't hear nothing so it is right close t my door and i didn't hear nothing. >> reporter: they liver at the same apartment. they can't imagine why the victim who they often saw around the building was targeted. >> he is a nice guy, so that is even scarier. very nice. family man. that is even more scarier. >> reporter: four people were shot in a short time frame. the first call came in around 10:00 p.m. from the 2400 block of esmond avenue. they searched a white car. two people at this location were shot. then another call in the iron triangle at 1st and nevin. one person there was shot. the third call came in around 11:30 to the apartment on 47th street for another gunshot victim. >> it is a very stressful situation for the officers because they are trying to patrol the streets of richmond and when you have three separate shootings within a short period of time it really stresses the staffing. >> the victims were all taken to area hospitals to be treated for their injuries. police are still investigating the motive behind each incident. >> i have been nervous because we have a lot of kids in here and we haven't really had anything happen here. >> reporter: alyssa harrington, fox 2 news. a san francisco man is in custody accused to lying police about his young daughter being kidnapped. he parked his car in oakland about 8:00 saturday night. he said he left his three-year- old in the back seat when he went into a store and when he came out the car and the girl were gone. that triggered an amber alert with fbi agents searching for the girl. now they say the girl was safe and with her mother and not in the car when it was stolen. >> investigators have learned the reason why the father had told police that the three-year- old was in the car was because he was hoping that he would be able to get this stolen vehicle back sooner. now the alameda county da will decide if he should be prosecuted for filing a false police report. they found the car and the driver crash. tonight there will be a vigil in san francisco where a man died saturday night after he was hit by a transit bus. this marks the third pedestrian bus there so far this year, the 8th in all of san francisco blocks away from the super visor matt haney who said it is dangerous because the building blocks the view of drivers. >> this is kind of blind. you can't see because of this. then it is really dark here at night. >> they made changes requiring all traffic there to completely stop while pedestrians cross the street but as our crews were there, we saw drivers ignoring the know turn on red sign and the light. he expects it to improve as they become more aware of the signs and lights. testimony is under way in the ghost ship warehouse fire trial where a tenant is expected to testify he escaped from the deadly fire that killed 36 people. prosecutors called former tenants and family members to the witness stand. one said it was filled with junk and that it was too noisy for her to sleep there so she moved out. another tenant never felt the building was unsafe. prosecutors are trying to show the defendants allowed people to liver and party in hazardous settings. the fire killed 36 people in december of 2016. ktvu crime reporter henry lee is in the courtroom again today. you'll find his updates everyday here on ktvu fox 2 and any time at ktvu.com. south bay and federal authorities are amongsting the results of an anti violence operation, one called operation red wood run by the fbi, the d.a.'s office and police departments along with others. investigators used a map to determine where guns were likely being used. they say officers, agents and deputies successfully made seven arrests, seized nine guns, two pounds of cocaine, 6 pounds of marijuana and $24,000 in cash. this operation was not by chance. our focus is deliberate and targeted. we made sure what we are doing now makes sense and is going to have impact. it is not just taking bad guys off the street but taking the right bad guys off the street and making sure they answer for their crimes. the authorities say operation red wood is a patch work of gun related incidents and they will continue to put cases together for these operations. centers for disease control and prevention says the measles outbreak continues to worsen. there were 839 cases across 23 states including california. the highest number of infections since 1994. 75 of those cases are new. 66 of them were reported in new york. health officials warn the disease spreads very quickly and ease silly among people who are not immunized. more states are following in california's footsteps and doing away with the religious relief exemptions for vaccines. california eliminated the personal belief exemption in 2015. mississippi and west virginia also tightened their rules for school children. in connecticut there is a public hearing on the issue today. it is my job to make the choices and the decisions that are in the best interest of my child and my family. >> i have a right to the practice my religion but i don't have a right to practice religion if the result is to expose your kids to a serious disease. in california, the vaccination rate for kindergarteners increased from 90% to 95% once that exemption was eliminated. the entertainment industry and fans around the world are mourning the death of door der. the legendary actress passed away at home in carmel this morning. her voice brought her a string of record hits and success on the big screen in the '60s. doris day became known for her appearances in dramas, musicals and comedies, be coming one of the most popular actresses in history. her foundation said she had been in excellent let for her age une till she eventually got pneumonia. doris day was 97 years old. coming up, getting ready for california's democratic convention. how he plans to handle the major event and how they will deal with security issues. mike pompeo is heading to russia and making a quick stop in europe first. here you go little guy. a cockroach can survive submerged underwater for 30 minutes. wow. yeah, wow. not getting in today. not on my watch. pests never stop trying to get in. we never stop working to keep them out. terminix. defenders of home. in the latest sign of rising tensionness in the middle east, saudi arabia says two of its oil tankers were sabotaged off the coast of the united air rab emirates. one of the wo ships was picking up crude oil to be delivered to the united states. the attacks on the ships come as the u.s. said the uss arlington is being moved from europe to the middle east and will join the aircraft carrier. the u.s. military build up is a response to iran's sending out missiles. he stopped in brussels to stop about what the u.s. described as clear indications of threats from iran. the state department says tomorrow he will confront president vladimir putin about them interfering in american elections. let's think about bay area weather because it started off gray and gloomy. sunshiny now, but the changes you have t tell us about. >> right. a cooling trend begins today will lead to the possibility of rain and unseasonably amount of rain for this time of year. giving you a lock there at ss 0, we're still covered in the overcast skies. temperatures still in the upper 50s to low 60s. a bit of a struggle going on there. meanwhile santa rosa checking in at 64. low 60s in oakland. we have upper 60s over areas of livermore as san jose. temperatures beginning to cool today and many spots we're still with the partly cloudy skies and we're going to continue with partly cloudy conditions for the second part of the afternoon. down by 4 degrees in santa rosa, san carlos, into san jose. temperatures slightly up over the east bay there, up by two degrees or so in livermore. probably feels a lot like yesterday. a little more cloudcover to go around. we have westerly breeze 16sf0. 10 in hayward. and livermore that onshore breeze at about 8. there is a look at the partly cloudy skies. sunny around the bay. high-level clouds will stream across the bay into the coming days and it has to do with the system over the pacific that will bring us some rain. around wednesday things get interesting. here is a look at the futurecast. today partly cloudy. relatively mild temperatures, seasonal average, maybe a little bit below but wednesday morning there is the rain slipping into the bay area. there is a look at wednesday afternoon. wednesday at this moment looks to be a rainy day. into thursday morning, more of the same. we start with scattered showers and there is the afternoon drive. perhaps two days of off-and-on light rain. we could see a little more into the last business day of the week and into the weekend. as far as rainfall amounts, up until late wednesday night, thursday morning, a half-inch to an inch or so and it continues to accumulate. there is a look at fry day. we're up to about an inch and a half at warm locations or wetter locations and could reach 2 to 3 inches for some wetter spots by the end of the weeks. we're going to track that for yeah. between now and then we'll go with the morning clouds, afternoon sun and temperatures in the low 60s for san francisco today. mid-60s oakland. 74 concord. 72 for san jose. your extended forecast, temperatures beginning to fall. tomorrow cooler eventually. we're looking at temperatures in the 60s for most around the bay area, maybe hitting 70 and cooler on thursday with that rain in the forecast wednesday, thursday. right now friday looks dry. i'll have a look at your weekend in a little bit. >> thank you. former vice president joe biden keeps showing him in the lead in the democratic presidential field. the average of national polls he has a big lead over his closest primary opponent, bernie sanders. this lead also extends to critical early states like new hampshire and iowa. he is holding several campaign events today in new hampshire. >> >> london breed is sharing the city's plan for the convention later this month. he was joined at a news conference this morning by other bay area political leaders and officials. the convention will be held in san francisco starting may 31st. it runs through june 2nd. we know that this is a first time in our history that the california democratic party will be held right here in the city and county of san francisco. i am so excited and i can't wait to welcome democrats from all over the state. >> reporter: all of the major candidates said they will be at the state convention. u.s. stocks take a dive as china retaliates with tariffs of their own. i'm lauren blanchard in washington with the escalating trade war coming up. back to the markets we go and still a lot of red. lower than we were when we checked at the beginning of the newscast. dow jones industrial average is down over 2 and 1-3 percentage points losing over 600 point the right now. at one point in the session it was down by 700 points. s&p 500 is down by 2 and a third. nasdaq is down by 3 and 1/4. first we have to keep an eye on uber as shares are down 11 1/2% trading at $36 a share. on friday uber went public and shares closed below the $45 share offering price and were down 7.6%. analysts say the share slump shows the skepticism of the ride-sharing market overall. they extended their losses to 29% since the march debut. >> lauren blanchard reports from washington. the escalating trade war between the united states and china is making investors nervous. >> reporter: stocks plunging at the opening bell as china announcing they will retail yates on the president's $200 billion worth of newly imposed tariffs and they are raising tariffs on $60 billion of u.s. goods. >> markets are jittery and they should be. >> reporter: president donald trump on twitter repeating his claim that china will bear the brunt of the cost not americans. there is no reason for the u.s. consumer to pay the tariffs. the president's remarks contradicting his top economic advisor who someday acknowledged tariffs will hurt americans. >> it is not china that pays tariffs. it is the american import ters, the american companies that pay attacks increase and oftentimes passes it on to u.s. consumers. >> fair enough. in fact both sides will pay. >> the president adding china will be hurt very badly if you don't make a deal because companies will be forced to leave china for other countries. senator rand paul urged the president to finalize a trade deal soon. >> the longer we're involved with a trade war, we could enter into a recession because of it. >> no talks between u.s. and china right now, but according to kudlow, the presidents could meet on the sidelines of the g- 20 summit set to take place in japan late next month. in washington, lauren blanchard, ktvu fox 2 news federal lawmakers will get an update on the boeing 737 max jets later this week. the committee will question officials from boeing, the faa and n.t.s.b. on wednesday. lawmakers will ask about the process they used for the updated 737. they were grounded after two deadly overseas crashes that killed a total of 346 people. authorities at some of california's bigger airports are up 166% in the past year according to the l.a. times. alameda county sheriff's detectives, find most snugglers buying less expensive california marijuana and taking it to other states where the cost is nearly eight times higher. >> >> setting a bad example. why they are very concerned about one of the latest reports of a porch pirate after it was caught on camera. remembering a fremont teen killed by a drunk driver. they are remembering the football player after this weekend's crash. 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(vo) that's using your frigidaire. we're remembering a hollywood legend today. doris day, her long career as a singer and actress, the one of the biggest stars of her time. she died today at 97. they look back at her career and life away from the cameras. >> she was born in cincinnati in 1924. during her teen years she listened to big band on the radio and learned to sing by imitating artists like ella fitzgerald. she adopted the name day, because it was shorter for the marquee. >> after years as a recording artist with columbia records with kay sure ra sure ra and more than 30 albums, day booked her first movie in 1948, romance on the high seas. she would go on to make 35 films but 1959's pillow talk was her biggest hit professionally and she got a best actress actress nomination and got a golden globe. >> it was also the first time we saw her with rock hudson, the best onset chemistry she said she ever had. >> you wouldn't dare. >> oh! she was also a favorite of alfred hitchcock, frank sinatra and bob hope and worked by jimmy stewart and clark gable. >> let's take a crack at this alone. >> day married four times having one son, terry, with whom she was extremely close. he died in 2004 and day took it incredibly hard. >> her second husband was her agent and she married him in 1951. his sudden death in 1968 showed her earnings was miss managed and she was in debt. she reluctantly agreed to do the doris day show. it would net her another golden globe and run for five years. >> following her film and tv career, she advocated for animals and oversaw her foundation. >> this is doris day on behalf of the humane society of the united states urging you to adopt a pet. >> revered at one of the greatest american actresses of the big scene, she got the cecil b demille award for her body of work. >> god is good and i'm very blessed. >> in 2004 she received the presidential medal of freedom but a fear of flying kept her from getting it in person. >> even though she kept a low profile in her later years, she will always be remembered as the girl next-door that captured our hearts and told us ♪ >> jeff paul, fox news. friends of a fremont teen who died in a car crash early saturday morning are planning two ceremonies ins his memory. he and his four friends were in a car. their toyota was hit by another car near red wood estates. he was a football player at the fremont washington high school. there will be a vigil tonight and a remembrance of him at 6:00 tomorrow night. friends say he wanted to be a firefighter because he liked helping people. they are also sad about the fact he died so young. a lot of people just saw him friday and it just sucks that he is gone. >> students draw strength from being together, so we think having them here in class and speaking with one another is probably the best thing for them. >> the driver of the other car has been arrested and she is facing charges of drunk driving and vehicular manslaughter. he had been hiding to avoid arrest. prosecutors want to have him extradited after he serves his one year prison term for jumping bail. he has denied alligations. britain has to decide whether to extradite him to sweden or the united states where he is accused of hacking into a pentagon computer. >> they are looking for a young girl and adult who got her to steal a package off a porch caught on camera. we see her run unto a home and she grabs a couple packages and turns around and runs away. she jumped into awaiting car and a the getaway driver speeds off. >> that is a shame because somebody is teaching them that. those are probably things that are taught. that es unfortunate. >> i'm surprised it was a child that did that. it is concerning. it is concerned because probably an adult put him up to it and that is concerning. >> the homeowner filed a police report for petty theft. she will plead guilty to fraud conspiracy. she made $15,000 to have her daughters' sat scores corrected. she apologized and said her daughter new nothing about the scheme. she is taking up to ten months in jail as well as one year probation. sentencing will take place at a later date. shark fans are gearing up for game two of the western conference finals tonight in hopes they will compete for the stanley cup but as ali explains, before they do that, they have to get through game two of the finals. >> reporter: game two is here tonight at "shark tank" in san jose. they will take on the blues for a game two of the finals. you can see behind me they have the barricades up ready to welcome and filter in those fans expected to be a sold out arena later tonight. they had a win this weekend in game one of the series. game one was on saturday. shark won. logan led the way with two goals. 6-3 over st. louis. it last two playoff rounds before, they won the first game and lost the second. shark are hoping to buck that trend this time around. here is logan talking about their mindset going into game two. >> we had a solid first game and then just didn't play well and i don't know if the guys relaxed or what happened, but we need to play well tomorrow. it is a big game. we want to win in front of our home crowd. >> that home crowd wants them to win as well. fans mentioned joe thornton in particular, he and the team deserve to take home the stanley cup this year. >> we're going to win it for jumbo joe. we have to. it is late in his time so we're going to get him one. >> i have faith. i know they are going to win. >> they put san jose on the spotlight and see that is a good thing for the area so they are positive influences for the area. >> and if the shark beat the blues they will go on to compete for the stanley cup in the next round. the last time that happened was 2016 and shark fans know they didn't win, they lost in game 6 to the pittsburgh penguins but this time around fans feel this is the shark's year and game two starts at 6:00 this evening. in san jose, ali rasmus, fox 2 news. tomorrow night the western conference finals between the warriors and blazers tips off. for the first time, siblings will face each other in an nba conference final. 28-year-old seth curry will take on his big brother, steph curry. and damien lillard grew up here. >> games one and two tomorrow and thursday night at or rack el arena. games three and four in portland. all games tip-off at 6:00. we cannot talk nba playoffs without saying the toronto win last night. that was a raptor hitting that's amazing buzzer beaten with four seconds left. put the raptors up to win the game and the series sending toronto to the eastern conference finals for the first time if. they will play the milwaukee bucs next. pair of celebrities earning degrees. what they said to a crowd of college graduates after being recognized for their contributions to the world of music. man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1-800-call-att. %c1 the governor of mississippi declared a state of emergency because of severe flooding after heavy rains. the high water shows no signs of receding. heavy rains contributed to at least two fatal crashes. first responders have been using boat toss rescue people. it has been impassable in louisiana. several are bracing for more rain in the forecast there. >> we're preparing for rain here at home, but rosemary, nothing like that. >> no, you're, right. we're going to see some unseasonably wet weather come our way. we're looking at a half-inch in some spots to maybe 2 1/2 inches and i'll de they'll detail that in a moment. partly sunny, partly cloudy skies today. today begins a cooling trend. temperatures are within a few degrees of yesterday, but by the second half of the day, the cooldown continues as we transition to a cooler eventually wetter pattern. we could see rain by the end of the week from half-inch to an inch around the central bay locations. unto 3/4s of an inch in the south bay. coastal hills and santa cruz mountains between 2 and 2 1/2 inches. this will change into the next few days, but that is what the projections are right now. the onshore breeze at half moon bay, 8 miles per hour. hayward reporting 10. the onshore breeze will stick with us and temperatures will fall. i'll show you that in the extended forecast. here is a look at the cloudcover from above. you can see the coastline generally stuck under all that cloudcover. north bay, through the east bay, partly sunny, partly cloudy and the south bay. mid and high-level clouds will rollover the bay area and ahead of the system that will bring us that wet weather in the next few days. here is the futurecast. if you're outside today, we will be dry. tomorrow morning we may get a little mist and drizzle but wednesday is the bigger day. the more interesting day with the rain arriving. it could arrive in time for the morning drive and it could miss it by a bit but there is 5:00, we'll have wet roadways. then we get into thursday. more of the same. the wet weather condition news into the morning and afternoon. wednesday, thursday time frame look to be the two soggy days. into friday, a bit of dry weather with the possibility of scattered showers in the forecast for saturday and sunday. afternoon highs today under partly sunny skies, a low 60 in san francisco. 74 concord. 72 in the afternoon for san jose. this is a look at your extended forecast. with each passing day, temperatures begin to fall bottoming out on thursday. we were in the low 80s over the weekend for our inland cities. today upper 70s, low 70s by tomorrow. then into the 60s. low 60s expected into thursday. then we rebound a little on friday. the rain icons wednesday, thursday and into your weekend we're calling for just a chance right now of temperatures in the low 60s at the cost. mid to 60s around the bay and low 60s inland. justin timberlake and missy elliott can call themselves doctors now. they received honorary doctor of music degrees on saturday. elliott became the first hip- hop artist. she is a five-time grammy winner and he has won ten grammy awards. >> when i was young, i felt like a weirdo. i felt like i didn't belong, and i look around this room and i feel like i found all the rest of the weirdoes. we're all here, you know what i mean? >> i just want y'all to know there will be ups and downs. prepare for that, but don't give up. more than 1,000 graduates received degrees at the ceremony. they gave honorary dock frats since 1971. they include aretha franklin, loretta lynn and lionel richie. >> >> coming up, 20 years with beautiful music made in oakland. next, why the oakland gay men's course said its mission is about being heard. we look back at 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reporter: walk into this room and you hear the notes and you feel the music. ♪ >> reporter: look closer and you will see the family. >> i'm dr. william sourland but everyone calls me billy because that is what feels appropriate. i'm a billy through and through. >> reporter: he has been the director for the last four years. as it celebrates its 20 year anniversary he tells what a special place it was. >> it will sound cliche because you hear this a lot, but this is home for me, or it is the thing that feels most like home. ♪ >> reporter: this is the oakland gay men's chorus although it doesn't take long to figure out not everyone is from oakland, they ther not all guy and they are not all men. >> i'm not a gay man. i'm a lesbian. i'm-- [ laughter ] , i consider myself to be a woman but it's -- they don't seem to mind. >> reporter: that is because this space is all about music collaboration and inclusivity. on the day we visited, the oakland youth chorus joined to practice for an upcoming per for mapps. >> good. the opportunity to bridge these voices together in song, i think it is pretty powerful. >> reporter: while this chorus is about the music, it is about much more. >> james and the membership chair. we were down to about 25 people back, three, four years ago, and i put a little campaign out on meet up and facebook and all of a sudden we lad 30 new members and we doubled our chorus in one day. we have predominantly gay men but we have a young lesbian, we have several trans members, we have some straight guys, so we have a little bit of everything. no one cares. >> what they do care about is each other. he found a home here when he moved to the bay area ten years ago. >> it was hard at the time. it was ten years ago and people were not sure what to do with a single dad that had tweens that wanded to sing or be part of a guy community group. it wasn't a thing at that point. i had open arms with 50 men who said please bring your family and be part of our chorus. >> she called it her safe place. when she was younger, she would watch as they sang. now she designs their posters and will sing with them. >> i will start choking up during the christmas show when my father was in the audience, my father is currently living with cancer but our final some of our final songs were transitioning into what a wonderful world. i couldn't sing it because it was so beautiful. >> so many have a story about what brought them here. for some it is difficult to put into words. john had just joined the choir when the unthink ac happened. >> this was christmas day 2015 and i was shot early in the morning seven times. it was deaf stating. i had to have my hip replaced and i had to have two other operations. when i was in the hospital, the guys that i barely knew came to visit. they sang in my hospital room and they kept coming to visit and they kept saying come back when you can. >> reporter: in the darkest time of his life, this choir provided a light through song and friendship. it would take a year before he would perform again and even then it wasn't easy. he still needs to sit during practices and performances but here he says he found something that medicine couldn't provide. >> during what happened to me, it was clear that there was hatred towards me as a gay man. there were things said, i don't like to discuss it, too much, but it became clear to me and that was very challenging for me and i needed a place where i felt safe, where i could heal and where i could not just survive but thrive. >> it is that ability to thrive that billy says will be what defines the future of this chorus. as they lift their voice in song, they celebrate this place, this family, this home and what it all stands for. >> to say something proudly and to say something, you know, with passion to the rest of the world about this is who we are and this is why we exist and this is why we should be treated as equals, and even though 20 years i think a lot has happened in that time, there is still so much more to do so still so many minds and hearts to change in the world and that is what we'll continue to do. ♪ >> you can find information you need on our website ktvu.com. just click the bay area people tab. coming up on the 4:00, ruling by the supreme court could be trouble tor apple. they ruled 5-4 that come sooners and software developers can sue apple for the iphone market. what the ruling means for silicon valley and iphone users at 4:00. the first was more than 100 bike riders. it is one of the biggest and most popular in the country. stage one of the men's race took riders on an 89-mile route through downtown and to winters and back. tomorrow they will go to stockton and morgan hill and southern california later in the week. >> the soccer team is gearing up for the world cup in france and they made a stop at levi stadium yesterday. a cheering crowd in red, white and blue watched the team take on south africa on mother's day. the players kicked off their final series of matches between the cup and france next month. fans were more than ready. >> this day is amazing. we're here to celebrate the women to their right up to the tour. we won the last time around and we're hear to support our athletes because they represent all of us. the americans beat south africa 3-0. you can watch the women's world cup on ktvu and starting on june 7th. thank you for joining us this noontime on ktvu. our news continues on ktvu.com and twitter and facebook and keeping an eye on the markets and all three, dow, s&p 500 and nasdaq down. more on the trade war between the u.s. and china and more coming up on the 4:00. >> craving carbs? counting calories? we are slicing up the truth of this versus light bread. and oz investigates frozen fries. >> there are questions about what is in this bag. >> plus, need a little coffee with your creamer? >> a lot of these creamers have 10 different ingredients. guess what? they were not milk and 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