from cbs news bay area, this is the morning edition. >> i don't know. it might have been because of the gender. it might have been because of the education before. we don't know. i wish i did know. >> right now on kpix news, an exclusive interview. we sit down with the father of banko brown who shares his grief about the shooting that took his son's life and set off protests. plus -- >> we were previously in a relationship. >> a possible love triangle ends in a deadly shooting at a child is left in an apartment. we have the latest on this investigation. also, this morning,

commuting around the bay area could soon cost you more. arraned. we are awaiting momeni's plea. it was after a dispute over momeni's sister. he was concerned his sister was using drugs with lee. we will have a full report on air and online at kpix.com. now, to the interview that is making national headlines right now. the father of banko brown is talking to our rieko in. banko brown was shot by michael earl-wayne anthony after a disagreement at a walgreens. now, there are new

calls for the state attorney general and the department of justice to step in. here is rieko one. >> reporter: banko brown's father says bankers last moments include the il he thime hy wa u kn ll refer uger, china brown, using she as a pronoun. terry said, while he supported the change, banko will always be his little girl. >> reporter: it is the interview he did not want to do. we live in the moment as a security guard fired fatal shots while banko backed out of the store. >> getting the news on that morning of the 20th, that friday morning, it changed my whole world. the examiner called me and told me that they had my daughter, china brown. >> reporter: charlie brown,

learning, death did not come, before police were able to find him. >> told police the name and gave them was , i ew that ju broke down. and it was just the worst day of my life to hear that. i was screaming, yelling. no, no. this cannot be true. it took like about 20-25 minutes for me to recover. >> reporter: brown waited days as leaders and activists demanded district attorney brook jenkins released a surveillance video. should she release the images of banko brown in what appeared to be a chokehold before it went viral.'s >> reporter: have you seen the video? >> no. i do not want that memory in my head. he did her

wrong. he was choking her. throwing her around like a ragdoll. they said, the way the video is, it was like an old lynching or something. like, he beat her and then shot her. you know what i am saying? i still do not understand it. rter: if pause, where would you hit stop, where would you stay? >> write out the door. like that. stop. >> reporter: terry brown knows about the criticisms of banko and the problems of theft plaguing the bay area. grab and run crimes are real in the bay area. but he says -- >> he went too far. using force over snacks. something that is not even $10. he is using deadly force? no. no. i do not

support that. little kids and teenagers go into stores and take stuff and put it in their pockets. does that mean, little kid, you just snatch them up like that and choke them out? no. that is not right. no. no. i do not support that. >> reporter: why did it happen to banko? >> i don't know. it might have been because of the gender. they might have had an education before. i don't know. i wish i did know. but i do not know. i cannot answer that. >> you can see in his eyes how much he is going to. this directive from the security firm kgps, the day that banko brown died an abrupt policy change in directing guards to engage in hands-on recovery and recovering merchandise and actively work to retrieve or recover any stolen items once it was clear that the individual intended to leave the store without paying. we reached out to the district attorney's office for her response but we have not heard

back. police chief bill scott also had questions about the case. he said, the d.a.'s report to police was missing a recommendation about whether or not to charge the guard. >> to my knowledge, there is no recommendation of charges. does that ever happen? typically, that does not happen very often. you might acknowledge whether there are any recommendations or non-recommendations when the case was presented. >> he told cnn, he is moving forward with filing a lawsuit in the case soon. we are looking at life across the bay this morning. we are seeing fro,san . in san e juoating in thecloudsrighre is fit t meos jea rcrson today's warm-up. >> daytime highs are sorry to average out, at least in our

inland areas. we have been average along the coast all week long. we can definitely think that marine stratus for that, too. by all means, it will break apart heading into the afternoon depending on where you live. heading into that noon hour, it is a lot more dense. right? but our inland east bay, completely clear. in 2:00, it is improving their oakland. still struggling but it dissipates closer to 5:00. if you live off in the eastern portion of the peninsula, we are going to be just fine. taking a look at daytime highs, we will set below average today. 62 in san francisco. a little bit warmer in our inland areas. estate san jose for example. daytime highs in the mid 70s. daytime highs around average in the santa clara valley. per hour. we are getting new clues as to why a california doctor purposely drove family off highway san mateo county cliff. newly unsealed court documents reveal a deeper look into

dharmesh patel's mental health. he is accused of intentionally driving his tesla off a cliff. he claim to be looking at a flat tire when that happened, but a police officer who observed it said he saw no signs of patel pulling over. he told rescuers, quote, he was going to drive off the cliff. he purposely drove off. thank goodness everyone in that car survived that 250 foot plunge. housecoat. police are asking for help finding the gun man in a deadly shooting. it points to a love triangle. they found a 30-year-old woman and a 28-year-old man on casio drive. the woman is now dead. and the man is listed in critical condition. they listed 33-year-old vaugn boatner as the suspect.

>> you were previously in a relationship. it is believed that both shooting victims were in a relationship and lived together at the time of the incident. >> this part is so sad. they also say a five-year-old was in the house with the shooting took place but unfortunately it was not harmed. a change is coming to one of the most congested corridors in the state area. they are turning highway 37 into a tollroad. it is expected to cost 8 dollars. the funds generated will be used to widen the highway, address congestion, and eventually allocate the road above sea level to avoid flooding risks. this affects commuters who work in the more affluent sonoma and marin counties. it is important to note that the poll will not go into effect until at least 2027. walgreens agrees to pay

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welcome back. negotiations continue today on a plan that would raise the debt ceiling but still be able to pass both chambers of congress. but a sticking point in the talks could be emerging. we are live from washington, d.c. with the latest on this. nicole, are they making any progress on this yet? >> reporter: well, amanda, that is the big question. >> or mccarthy does say he hopes they will make a deal this week. both sides met last night. he says, they will continue to meet until they make an agreement. president biden tried to reassure americans and the world saying, he is confident that america will not default. house speaker kevin mccarthy says negotiations over the debt ceiling are progressing. >> we are getting a ton. we will work until it gets done. >> reporter: but house republicans are insisting on

more restrictions on food stamps. >> it is one of the things he out, no deal. >> reporter: but many democrats say the republican deal is going too far. >> they have blown up the deficit time and time and time again. now, what they want to do is cut programs for ordinary people to fund tax cuts for the rich. >> reporter: president biden said he may be open to some changes. >> it is possible there could be a few. but not anything of any consequence. >> reporter: senate republicans are drafting a letter asking him to cut off the letter. >> we write to urgently request that you prepare to exercise your authority under the 14th amendment of the constitution, which clearly states the validity of the public debt of the united states shall not be questioned.

>> mandates that the united states pays their bills. there is nothing in there about a debt ceiling. there is nothing in there about anything else. it just says pay your bills. >> reporter: by and is considering the 14th amendment, but says it would not help the current debt crisis. >> and president biden also acknowledged that invoking the 14th amendment could create a big legal fight and harm the economy. amanda? >> thank you so much. now, more on our moneywatch report. we start with where the markets are right now. we have been up and down for the dow jones industrial average. we are down currently 171 points. walgreens has reached a $230 million settlement with san francisco. this comes months after a federal judge found the company liable for contributing to the opioid crisis. walgreens says, disputes the company's

role in the case and disputes the results. we are sitting below average today in the upper 50s with partly cloudy skies. that marine layer is still going to stick around for us. i will show you what that looks like in just a second. in the opposite direction, we are a degrees above average. in hartford and even antioch. a nice day off in our inland areas. even down to the santa clara valley, morgan hill, 75 in santa clara. this is dog walking weather, books. this is beautiful, beautiful conditions to get out there. maybe you just want to take a nice stroll around your neighborhood park. we pull back along the coast now. not so beautiful along our coastline where it is going to be a lot cooler in that marine layer kind of sticks around, but you can still take the pups out for a nice stroll. just keep in mind that you yourself will want to keep a jacket handy. earlier this morning, it

started pulling back along the coast like clockwork. this is now into the inland aroving istrying clthmarin area. now, it is closer to hanging into san francisco, at least on the western side. in the next couple days, we will see temperatures sticking around average, actually. we are heading out into memorial day weekend. we will be right around average when it comes to our temperatures. beautiful conditions to have people come visit you. right? let's take it back to today real fast. gustier conditions with winds sweeping close to 30 miles an hour. this is all the way into the 4:00 hour. lighter conditions often the santa clara valley. here's what we are looking at for the next seven days. we do not have any rain in the forecast. 60s for our friends in san francisco with upper 60s off in oakland this afternoon. we will warm-up

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united states," by benison lawsly. it was published in 1892. i was one of the first books available back when the library was a subscription service. a mystery man, whoever that is, return it last week. now, the library hopes to add its own chapter to the long story of this long-missing book. >> the gentleman just said something about his father, but he did not catch anything else. he did not give his name. it was not somebody that she recognized. other staff have no idea who this gentleman is. so we would love to find out more about

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