the scene is still blocked now, nearly six hours later. san mateo police cars says chp vehicles blocked all lanes of highway 101 north surrounding a dark pickup truck. a yellow tarp was nearby on the ground. one suspect dead. in what police say was an officer-involved shooting that happened just after 5:30 p.m. friday. >> the suspect was fatally wounded in the officer-involved shooting. >> the the suspect was armed with a handgun and got into a confrontation with three chp officers from the redwood city office. >> all three discharged their firearms. this occurred right here on the shoulder. >> reporter: traffic friday evening came to a halt as police shut down all northbound lanes of highway 101 south of 92 diverting vehicles on to hillsdale boulevard while investigators try to piece together what happened. >> there is an investigation into the legality of the shooting that's handled by the san mateo district attorney's office. there is an investigation into the criminal act of the suspect that led to the shooting. that is being handled by san mateo police department with an administrative investigation that has been handled by the agency with the officers that were involved in their shooting. >> reporter: and now the police captain says all of those investigations are being carefully coordinated. they are trying to get all the evidence we've seen people walking up and down this section of highway 101. looking down at the ground and the vehicles that are there. one other thing they're looking for is a video tape of whether there were any video tapes of this either through the chp officers or also people who might have been around in the area. so we are again trying to find out exactly when they might reopen this, but you can see they have a big light right in the middle of the highway. they say it will be many hours until they make sure they are doing their investigation right before they reopen the highway. >> jana, there was another pickup truck parked in front of the suspect's truck. it looks like they would have rear-end damage. is there any connection with their accident before this suspect was shot? do we know anything about that? >> reporter: frank, that's a good question. we were seen a little bit of -- we were seeing a little bit of glass on the pavement they were looking at. i asked them about the other vehicle. there was that one and also a light vehicle on the side. and the captain says he could not release any new information. they're being very tight lipped about this. i try to make sure they will have their facts before they give that out to the public. >> all right, again the bottom line highway 101 northbound lanes all shut down tonight no word on when they will reopen, jana katsuyama live for us tonight, thank you. a 19-hour standoff came to an end in martinez this afternoon. police identify him as 38-year- old gregory whose last known address is in walnut creek and martinez. investigators convinced the suspect to drop his gun and two knives out of a car window where he had been held up since last night. then authorities fired tear gas into the car forcing him out. a police spokesman says the lengthy negotiations paid off by keeping the suspect alive. >> and we -- we want to get him in custody with no win injured or hurt or killed. >> he's accused of fatally shooting and killing roselyn policarpio yesterday near larky park in walnut creek. the two had been dating. we have an update tonight on that mob attack last weekend at the coliseum bart station in oakland. police police were able to identify a juve -- police say they were able to identify a juvenile through surveillance video and hopes more help will come. they are creating a task force to draw on resources of surrounding agencies. more now from ktvu's cristina rendon. >> reporter: robberies and cell phones, laptops, other electronics at bart stations in san francisco, oakland, and pittsburgh, they talk. associated with those thefts, bart says their -- bart says their police department have seen a lot of crime. >> when i was young i used to fight those guys. >> we will have increased staffing at the coliseum and particular fruitvale and bell fair. >> since march we've arrested 19 individuals that were involved in group robberies. >> reporter: some extra patrols would stop passengers from robbing a bart train on saturday. there were multiple warrants in the system is for juveniles to be arrested in connection with those crimes. they're known to bart police and neighboring agencies. >> and we have taken one of the suspects into custody. >> we're developing a redirectional task force. we will work with alameda county sheriff's where the juveniles are creating crimes. >> reporter: on thursday bart officers are working emergency staffing levels with five days on, two days off verses four days on and three days off. >> it's crazy because so many people rely on bart because of the traffic in the bay area now and now it's like you don't want to use bart because you're worried about somebody robbing you or jumping you. >> bart says the juveniles are more likely also evading a chance to commit the the crimes. but car thefts, break-ins, andbike thefts in oakland are down. there were delays for bart commuters this morning after a new bart train stalled during a test run. they caught the train being pushed into the maintenance yard. early morning commute, they would have this single track around it causing delays. they said this has not happened with their new trains in previous testing and it's not clear yet what might have caused the trains to stall. >> now to fairfield where a man is facing a long list of charges including hate crime and attempted murder in connection with three fire bomb attacks around the city. 39-year-old matthew scott jones of fairfield was booked into the solano county jail. he was taken into custody near the first crime scene and at an apartment complex. fairfield police say they believe he jumped through a propane tank around 10:00 last night. and an hour later police say jones blew up a car. and then early this morning a third bomb went off outside the fairfield police station where authorities say jones was caught on surveillance cameras. jones had been using racial slurs directed at his neighbors. >> you don't see something like that, but it takes it to the core. >> this morning hours after the arrest, police located yet another explosive device at a local warehouse. the area was evacuated while the bomb squad neutralized it. north korea carried out another test of a medium-range missile today. the u.s. and south korea said the missile broke apart minutes after launch. it's the third failed test this month. the test firing came just hours after u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson appeared at a special immediating. tillerson said the united states and its allies must step up the pressure on north korea before the regime develops a nuclear warhead. conservative commentator ann coulter gave a speech tonight in modesto. it comes one day after she was suppose to speak at uc berkeley, but had to cancel because of the threat of violence. modesto police said the mounted patrols blocked streets, giving coulter a secured entry into the upper floors of the doubletree hotel. security inside was handled bay private company. coulter's conservative supporters came out in force, but they stood peacefully alongside those in opposition to her visit. >> well the controversy is a thing that should not be happening. freedom of speech applies to all sides. >> we don't need another person stirring the pot. that's all ann coulter does, she stirs the pot. so even though she has a right, you know, she has a right to say what she wants, free speech. you know, i also have the right to come out here and say enough stirring the pot. it's like stirring the pot of rotten soup. >> and tickets for the event range from $125 to $10,000. a reporter with the modesto b was inside the event saying coulter told the crowd she doesn't like the u.s. immigration policy and thinks president trump needs to have his feet held to the fire. coulter also said she doesn't like california much suggesting the state should -- should succeed from the rest of the nation. tonight's nfl draft results. the 21-year-old from richmond gave an emotional speech about the promises he made to his grandmother just before she died. >> ktvu paul chambers went to mckinley's alma mater to learn more about him, kennedy high school. >> reporter: as school let out at richland kennedy high there were smiles on the faces here knowing one of their own, takk made it to the nfl. >> he wasn't the best student. really had a great personality, but he didn't let anything hold him back. >> the atlanta falcons select takkarist mckinley, linebacker. >> reporter: it was with that announcement takk made the entire city of richland proud. >> it's a great day to be an eagle and to be from the city. >> i just sat there with a gigantic smile on my face. >> i cried. my eyes were glued to the tv. >> reporter: larry like most people we talk to watched the draft on thursday night with an abundance of pride knowing one of their own has made it. >> i'm doing it for richland and oakland and i hope to make everybody proud. >> reporter: after being drafted by the atlanta falcons, he proudly brought the picture of his grandmother along making aromas to her -- his grandmother along while making a promise to her before she passed away. for those in richmond takk is doing it for them after leaving jfk and before ucla takk played on this field at contra costa college. >> it gives me something to look forward to, motivation every day. >> reporter: tears of joy the entire bay area can relish in. no one more than those students at kennedy who now have their own goals to strive for and know now they too can entertain their dreams. >> every conversation since we've all gotten here this morning is did you see what texas 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serve it. try my new guacamole and bacon chicken sandwich. music: crave van! a store burglary caught on video and the thieves nabbed just a minute later after a chase. sonoma county says it might be the tool thefts that has been plaguing the bay area for years. the masked men grabbed $15,000 worth of tools from a john deere store in santa rosa. they were gone in three minutes. the alarm system sent a feed to the manager's phone providing law enforcement with the description and a police officer who spotted the thieves just a few miles away. >> i think it's a big deal. i mean there's a lot that could get hit. we want it to stop. >> all of the stolen items were recovered and they are now back on store shelves. other vendors in the area are hoping it means the plague of burglaries is over. in san jose the clean up continues two months after major flooding along coyote creek forced thousands of people from their homes. ann rubin tonight tells us members of the santa clara valley water board met with san jose city leaders today to try to come one a plan to preventose -- to try to come up with a plan to prevent severe flooding. >> reporter: this meeting was personal for ted smith whose granddaughter had to be rescued from the floodwaters. >> she was terrified. she came running out of her house with a couple of dogs and a bag. >> reporter: he has questioned how san jose and the santa clara valley water district will keep coyote creek from flooding again. the answer it won't be easy. officials meet with washington tomorrow to help approve funding. >> ten years ago they denied the project along rock springs. they're bing originned to listen again. >> reporter: out of this meeting came a joint form of communication. and an agreement to look at short-term fixes. >> we were very aware of regulatory barriers. but the real issue is are we going to start? and you can only get there by taking the first step. it's critical that the water district with the city take that first step. >> reporter: it's a step both sides plan to take together. in fact city officials stated publicly they would not sue the water district. the attorney the water district hired says they are pleased to see an end to the finger pointing. >> i'm encouraged in today's meeting that seems to be a lot less than that. >> reporter: still they want more than just plans. they want action. >> i think unless we can continue to get other sites from the community they may slip back into their old ways. >> reporter: the emergency action plan will be activated by mid-december. the idea to have something in place before the next rainy season begins. in san jose ann rubin ktvu fox 2 news. in stockton today authorities found more than 80 dogs, dozens of cats, and a turtle living with a man and a woman inside a home. police responded to the home on a medical call. a 51-year-old woman was taken to the hospital where she died. animal control was called in after that. investigators say none of the animals appear abused. >> surprisingly they do appear to be healthy and well fed. some needed some grooming. we've already spoken with the animal owner and it appears to be a case of just trying to do the right thing and just got out of hand. and then there's probably some mental health issues. >> animal control officers say the man at the home will be allowed to keep three animals and the department will make sure they're vaccinated and fixed. get ready for a jump in gas prices. governor brown signed his controversial gas tax increase today. it's set to take effect in november. vehicle registration fees are also going up. the taxes projected to raise $52 billion over 10 years to pay for repairs to california's roads and transportation systems. new at 11:00 tonight, a warning is out about a dangerous toxin in shellfish along the marin county coast. the state department of public health says dangerous levels of a toxin called psp has been detected in muscles, clams, and whole scallops caught by recreational fishermen. the toxins can cause illness or death and cooking does not destroy it. fortunately there have been no reports so far. it does not approve sources. some oakland city council is members are worried money from the new soda tax could be siphoned off. measure hh raises the price of sugary drinks by $0.01 per ounce starting on july 1 expect today raise nearly $6 million a year for educational, health, and recreational programs. according to the new budget released this afternoon the money will be used for helping children's programs that are consistent with the measures and their goals. until a required advisory board is set up. >> current prices are the highest in 19 years and about double what they were this last time up. demand has increased in recent years. the problem is avocado trees are alternate crops. >> and warm today and warmer tomorrow. high temperatures are going to get up there. we are looking for numbers to be easily into the lower 80s. 78 in napa and vallejo. those are highs today where they will be equipped by a few degrees. and tree pollens are high as they would suffer for that. outside that ridge is a trough. this is how the jet stream works. there's the ridge and the trough and in this trough, that's where all the bad weather is. there will be nasty weather across the middle part of the country and across the southeast into the east for the next three to four days. this week will be really beautiful and we are into a dome of high pressure and no inclement weather. the winds tarting -- the winds are starting to go northeast. that's the direction we're seeing. when it sinks it warms. santa rosa from 77 today. and to 84 tomorrow. from 77 in concord today. to 83 tomorrow. so they think it will warm. air rises and cools, pretty simple. oakland, a beautiful night. it is really a good night if you're out there tonight and outside having a barbecue, what have you. this whole weekend is going to be exactly that way and perfect outdoor weather. anywhere you go in the bay area it does not matter if you're at the coast or inland, it will be absolutely perfect from sacramento to santa cruz to point reyes to santa rosa. sunday will be cooler than saturday, but it will be nice. sunday will look a lot like this, but instead 83 in sonoma. no big difference. but as we get into monday and tuesday, things will really warm up. we'll see temperatures back into the upper 80s and the low 90s. then it really heats up, but not this weekend. this weekend is just pleasantly warm. here's your five-day forecast. minor cooling on sunday and warm. you get some upper 80s there as you go into wednesday. so a nice looking pattern. the weekend looks good. dry, dry, dry, i think winter is done. i really do. >> i hope so. >> dow too. >> i'm kind of over it, already into may. >> yeah, we are deep into -- deep into april. thank you, mark. mark is next with the nfl drafts. the giants new rookie infielder is on a hitting streak. see what he did tonight. >> man, these guys have lightened things up with a live look outside this friday night. >> pretty. >> thanks for staying with us. your 11:00 news continues in two minutes. okay, mark is here now with sports. >> yeah, and on a night where they've got a great infusion of youth, they need a little something because the news comes out tonight that madison bumgarner is going to be out until after the all-star break. that dirt bike accident is going to cost him probably at least half of the season. and they don't expect him to be able to come back from the grave. he sprained his pitching shoulder. but a nice distraction tonight out at the ballpark. at&t is the place for jeffrey leonard, the hack man. two flaps down tonight. and the giants, they don't waste any time getting the business. they scored two runs early and then come the 8th a 3-3 game. his first week in the majors league. that's a game deciding home run. we'll show you that shot. and the greeting he gets from the dugout where he was smiling. so it is automatic you bring in mark melancon to shut it down. he did, but not without some help here to make it a spectacular catch and show you why he is a gold glove 2nd baseman. by the way the fifth save of the young season for mark melancon. and the news is not so great for the oakland a's. remember they won four in a row last week? well they're rolling on a five- game losing streak going the other way right now down in houston. they're having a good old time at the ball yard. and so is davis. this guy hit two home runs here tonight for the a's getting out to a quick 3-0 lead. in his 9th already. but cotton, he did not have it and the a's were down 7-4. two on for ryan healy who is robbed out there in right center field by former teammate josh reddick with a beautiful catch. and he too is a gold glover. the a's, the short end 9-4 against the astros. well you couldn't blame the 49ers for patting themselves on the back after the way things have gone the last couple of years. it looks like on paper they have done a great job in their draft on your right. solomon thomas, reuben foster from alabama, and they are projected to be probably starters for the team that was terrible on defense, slowly rated in the nfl last year. and very happy to try to turn this franchise around and all signs point towards positive stuff that's going on in santa clara right now. >> i'm definitely going to try to be a part of this defense, it's a great defense and there will be a lot here. it's a dream come true, you know. i can't wait to do more. >> i grew up here, you know, i want to come here and become one of the greats. i need to wait my turn and do a step at a time, but i'm willing to do that. >> all right, and the raiders number one pick made his way back from the midwest to talk with the raiders fans and the raiders brass introducing the cornerback gary connolly drafted out of ohio state. he is a big guy. he can play some good covered defense, a shut down corner. he too is is excited to be a pro player in their nfl with the phone call last night. >> i couldn't even hear the phone call. because my family, they were just tackling as soon as i put that phone down on my ear. i've got to say that i have been shaking ever since. it's unreal, the most proud i have ever been in my life. >> all right, we should mention too the jazz, they were losers tonight against the clippers. so that thing is going to game seven. we still don't know who they will play in round two. seems like a couple of weeks. >> yes, it really does. >> probably tuesday or wednesday. >> all right, look for them in san francisco. see you later. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's over 6 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 250 mbps. and add phone and tv for only 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