we ve done it before. now, let s do it for every public-school student in california. i m marshall tuck. i m running for state superintendent. live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. noonix5 news at noon, this hour in fremont. good afternoon. thanks for joining us, i m kenny choi. and i m michelle griego. police told kpix5 s jackie ward there was a burst of gun fire then the killer got away on a bicycle. reporter: fremont police are continuing to search the grimmer neighborhood for any evidence that may lead them to the killer. we talked to the witness or the reporting party and he said that he saw a male leaving the general area of the front door of the residence and get onto a bicycle and pedal away. reporter: people heard gunshots coming from this home on the 43,000 block of charleston way. when they got here they found a 56-year-old south indian man dead in his bedroom. he died from multiple gunshots. investigators used several tools to initi
francisco with the details. reporter: a san francisco police captain say people came from across the bay area heights area for that house party. it ended up in a gang shoot out and now city leaders are saying they want to make sure it doesn t happen again. this is the site of the house party. what can be described as a gun battle on foot, in cars and around the neighborhood. reporter: two people were injured and rez debsidents want city to do something about the absentee owner. when it s turning into an unregulated party house, that is a dangerous city. the owner lives in balli, the house is listed as a long term rental. that s because air bnb pulled it from their platforms after the shootout. they said regulating of rentals should have stopped this from happening. had air bnb not prevented it. air bnb is slowly removing properties from the platform that is not registered with the city. reporter: they re working with the city attorney to see if there s any fur
you, we hear you, we want to work with you. we do everything within our power to do better. parents plan to speak out at a school board meeting tonight. it s not on the agenda, but they do plan to voice their concerns, as to why he is back in the classroom. we ll have that part of the story tonight on kpix 5 at 11:00. those are some pretty serious allegations, did the police ever get involved? reporter: the piedmont police did not find any wrongdoing, so it went back into the district s hands. they re taking some actions, but he s still back in the class. the naacp has issued a highly unusual travel advisory. it says that black passengers should use caution when flying on american airlines. reporter: it isn t a ban or a boycott, but a travel advisory by the naacp warning african americans they could face racial discrimination, or even safety issues while flying on american airlines. too many african americans have opinion victims of mistreatment. reporter: dr. a
coy. he s in the county jail being held on $800,000 bail. he is charged with arson causing utterly andrew lee and burglary. investigators say an argument between him and three other men led marlon coy to start the fire. that fire grew into the bear fire which was officially named on october 16. at its height the fire grew to 391 acres, destroyed two homes, four out structures, 17 cars and forcing 150 residents to evacuate. 13 firefighters were injured fighting the bear fire. rarely have i seen a more reckless action than those committed by this depraved man. if not for the heroic efforts by first responders, he could easily be facing murder charges today. reporter: coil will be arraigned either monday or tuesday of next week. investigators say they are looking into this case and more charges could be pending. we will have more on this later this afternoon. a teenager under arrest for posting as a police officer in san leandro. christien kafton explains how authorities
concerns at home. how serious is the threat to us? i m chuck todd and joining me is former republican house speaker newt gingrich. michael eric dyson of georgetown university. and charles ogletree. welcome to sunday. it s meet the press. good morning. perhaps it was a bit of hyperbole, but one writer said this is a week historians will write books about. a week when an african-american president sang amazing grace as the country buried the confederate battle flag. the left right ideological struggle strung in sharply in favor of progressives. as americans came to look at issues in rapid order. the confederate flag was seen by most as eye reminder of hate, not heritage. health care reform a right, not a privilege. same-sex marriage became a law of the land. it was a week that cemented president obama s legacy as well. here he is celebrating the supreme court health care decision with his chief of staff, denis mcdonough. on friday night, the white house was bathed in rainbow