27yearold barry white was convicted of two counts of firstdegree murder and 7 counts of attempted murder. The violence happened in july of 2013 inside the San Francisco gift center and jewelrymart on brannon street south of market. It followed a dispute over a gold chain. White demanded a partial refund because of a discrepancy of how much it weighed and then he killed two female clerks and shot and wounded the stores owner. A short time ago the attorney who defended white says he is concerned about his clients mental health. This is a young man that was shot at the age of 19 with issues ever since then, and even before then. So he is going through a lot right now. And so were going to have him evaluated by jail psychiatric services. The public defender argued in court that white had an untreated mental disorder linked to injuries from a confrontation with Antioch Police in 2009. White was awaiting trial for that incident when he committed the Jewelry Store murders. In 2013, white fired shots at San Francisco police before he eventually surrendered. Later, investigators found a loaded ak47 in his car. A group of teens attack a man in oakland after he tries to take back an iphone that one of them stole from a bart rider. Kpix 5s da lin live at the coliseum bart station where that robbery happened. Da . Reporter allen, this type of robbery happens more often than people know at the Oakland Coliseum bart station. Now, aside from the smaller robberies, this is the second time in three months a large group of teens robbed and beat up some bart passengers. It happened friday evening as people were going home as a train stopped at the coliseum bart station. Authorities say a teen robbed a woman of her iphone 7. They say as the kid and his friends, about 13 of them, walked out of the train, this Good Samaritan lenard brown demanded they return the phone. They jumped him. But somehow, the offduty Security Guard fought the kids off and got the phone back for the woman. This is crazy to think this is just a really common thing to be happening at this station. Reporter Charles Ennis was not involved in fridays robbery, but he tackled another robber on june 18 at the same bart station. He says a teen, about 16 years old, snatched a womans smartphone on the platform. He chased the person down. He drove him to the sideline and, you know, grabbed him against the wall and held him, asked him to bring out the phone. He complied. I gave it to the old lady and then he ran. Reporter he received a cut to his forehead. I recommend more people do what i did so i dont have to do it alone. You know . I you know, having to do this stuff alone is what makes it so dangerous. Reporter there have been some brazen robberies at the coliseum station. On april 22, bart says 40 to 60 kids stopped a train and robbed the passengers of their phones and wallets. In fridays robbery, bart Police Arrested the 13 kids involved. But because witnesses could not identify which kid took the phone, officers took their photos and released them to their parents as they continued the investigation. Bart is downplaying this latest robbery. In fact, they didnt even send out an alert to passengers. They say no need to make a big deal out of this because theres no public threat. Now, they declined an interview to talk about this robbery today, and they also called this an attempted robbery because that Good Samaritan fought and got that phone back. Live in oakland, im da lin, kpix 5. Now, despite the wettest winter we have seen in years, one coastal town is actually in danger of running out of water. Located in Santa Cruz County, the town of davenport is blaming the runout on bad pipes at the old cemex plant. But the company told our kpix 5s len ramirez, dont blame us. Reporter the town of davenport sits on a hill overlooking the ocean halfway surrounded by water. But soon in this town of 400, there may not be a drop to drink. We had a huge downfall of rain this last winter, and no one would ever suspect that we would be running dry at this time. Reporter its true. The problem goes back to the history of the town and its ties to the cemex cement plant, which closed in 2010. City water runs through pipes on the cemex property but last winters storms damaged pipe and the town switched to a backup supply from a nearby creek which runs dry in summer. Now according to one county supervisor, davenport has less than a month of water supply left, and the county may have to seek legal action. They always kept the water supply flowing to both their plant and this community, and now that theyve left, they decided to essentially abandon the community. Reporter cemex sent us a response saying the damaged pipes are not on cemex property and blamed the county. Cemex did discuss the issues caused by the storm damage with county staff and sent a letter to Santa Cruz County leaders in may offering them access so the county could make the repairs the county deemed necessary. The attempt to cast this as cemex cutting off Water Supplies is disappointing. Davenport residents already higher water bills but one Business Owner worries what happens if the town runs dry . If its going to close down a business which provides money for the county and jobs for people, its not a good thing. Reporter the sanitation district, which is also on cemex property, plans to make the needed repairs, but emergency plans are being made to truck water in if needed. In davenport, len ramirez, kpix 5. The county responded this afternoon that although cemex no longer owns the property, it does own the pipe. The Water District will pay for the emergency repairs, but if cemex doesnt pay, each household in the low Income Community could be on the hook for 2,000. San jose families who lost everything when coyote creek flooded last winter are trying to get their recovery costs paid by filing claims. The flooding forced 14,000 people out of homes and into temporary housing. Well, victims are blaming the city and Santa Clara ValleyWater District and the county of santa clara. Many are upset with how officials handled the evacuations. In fact, some say nearby animals were moved out of danger before their families were even given notice. Were on the first floor, so we did lose everything. We had no warning. And it was a little disconcerting it find out that the animals had been in the park had been moved and we werent given, you know, the decency of a warning. Since march, city leaders have been discussing a plan to extend floodwalls and levees upstream to prevent this kind of flooding in the future. President trump is in hamburg, germany for the g20 summit. Those talks begin tomorrow but protests began today. Police fired Water Cannons and pepper spray at masked protestors who threw bottles, rocks and flares back at them. The anticapitallic group was part of a larger march attended by about 12,000 people. As for mr. Trump, he meets tomorrow with russian president vladimir putin. Cbs reporter weijia jang has a preview. Reporter on the eve of the summit, President Trump met with german chancellor angela merkel. Tomorrow the president meets russian president vladimir putin. A crowd of thousands in poland heard a preview. We urge russia to cease its destabilizing activities in ukraine and elsewhere and its support for hostile regimes. Reporter President Trump is looking for a way to partner with putin to defeat isis and stabilize syria. Democratic lawmakers want the president to confront the russian leader about alleged russian interference in the 2016 election. But mr. Trumps comments at a News Conference made that seem unlikely. Could very well have been russia, but i think it could well have been other countries. Reporter north koreas successful launch of an Intercontinental Ballistic Missile is looming over the talks. They are behaving in a very, very dangerous manner, and something will have to be done about it. Reporter russia and china rejected additional sanctions at wednesdays u. N. Security council meeting. President trump is not hiding his frustration as he raised what to do next. I dont like to talk about what i have planned. But i have some pretty severe things that were thinking about. Reporter thursday the president had dinner with the leaders of u. S. Allies in the region, south korea and japan. Of course, President Trump has always talked about chinas stepping in to help stop north korea, but his chinese counterpart has made clear he is not interested in imposing new sanctions or using military force. The president seems to be holding out hope, though. Today he said never give up when asked about china. Allen . Weijia, weve already seen the protests, the clashes in the streets of hamburg already. What do Police Expect once this summit actually gets going . Reporter yeah. Even today hours before the official start we saw thousands of people in the streets and come and saturday they are expecting more than 100,000 demonstrators and that is why the city of hamburg has added 20,000 extra Police Officers to help patrol. Thank you. California governor jerry brown also has a presence in hamburg announcing a conference on climate change. He spoke in a recorded video that played to thousands of people this evening at the global citizens festival. Mr. Brown invited people from around the world to attend a Climate Action summit in San Francisco. He mentioned President Trump during his message. Yes, i know President Trump is trying to get out of the paris agreement. But he doesnt speak for the rest of america. We in california and states all across america believe its time to act, its time to join together and thats why at this Climate Action summit, were going to get it done. The governor says the summit in september of 2018 will include entrepreneurs, professors and musicians. And in another move on climate change, frances government plans to ban sales of gas and diesel powered cars. The ecology minister said the target date for the complete ban is the year 2040. And he said its not just about climate but also about reducing pollution to protect public health. That announcement came a day after volvo said that beginning with the 2019 model year, it will only offer cars that are hybrids or fully electric. The swedish carmaker is the first to abandon the internal Combustion Engine. A Mountain Lion is spotted repeatedly near popular san jose trails. It was even captured on video. Coming up, rangers jump into action to make sure this lion doesnt get too close for comfort. Plus, palo alto is cracking down giving notice to dozens of parked rv owners. Keep it moving or youll be towed. Restaurants open their doors to entrepreneurs offering up their table space for business. San jose. Take a look at this video. A Mountain Lion is getting pretty comfortable at Alum Rock Park in san jose. Take a look at this video. You can see the animal under that tree. This was taken by a park ranger. The Mountain Lion has been spotted several times in the last week prompting a twoday closure of the south rim trail and oneway road. Frequent sightings in the same area are what makes it more unusual and uncommon. If he has food he will feed on it for a few days and move on. If you see a Mountain Lion, stop, make sure your presence is known, and slowly back away. But do not turn around and run to avoid trigger a chasi instinct. Rvs stretching the 72hour parking limit in san jose will be warned by police. Wilson walker reports. If this continues on, people saying you cant park here anymore because of what my trailer looks like reporter its a discussion that picked up speed as the number of cars and campers grew. Yeah, i remember when there was maybe five cars here, five or six people parked up there. Reporter now the writing is on the windshield. Maybe they think they have to go through the motions to please some of the people around the town who are complaining. Reporter and the flyers issued by Palo Alto Police do reference increased complaints from neighbors, reminding owners that they have to move their vehicles every 72 hours. Oh, they have been kind of lenient for a long time, and i think theyre cracking down because theres more and more people out here. Reporter the city is trying to strike a balance between sympathy and respect for city law. Yeah. Or probably they are just trying to get people to get more of the idea of move it, dont just keep leaving it in the same spot forever and ever and ever, now. I walked kind of door to door. I get the feeling a lot of people in the campers do work. I think most of them do. I work 30 hours a week. Reporter so the men and women living along El Camino Real have gotten the message. Now they will just have to wait and see what enforcement really looks like. They probably would give you a warning first, i would imagine. Reporter i suppose youll have to move. Whats your plan . Um, they say half a mile so i suppose im going to be rotating about a mile or so wherever i can find a park. Reporter in palo alto, wilson walker, kpix 5. Caltrain proposes fare and parking hikes to close a multi Million Dollar budget deficit. Now commuters are weighing in. Kpix 5s Katie Nielsen looks at the plan on the table. Reporter 60,000 people each weekday hop on caltrain and soon that trip might cost more, frustrating some commuters. I never imagined i would be in this position where i would be dependent on caltrain and i feel like a hostage. Reporter they increase the zone fare by 25 cents, eliminating the eightride ticket and increasing monthly parking from 55 to 82. 50 is the proposal. They would also raise the employersponsored go pass rates from 190 a month to 285. Its going to help improve the service, then i would be all for it. Reporter while other commuters say paying more might not be worth it. Think i would look elsewhere. But the options are limited in terms of getting to the city. Reporter today caltrain held a public hearing at its headquarters in san carlos to discuss all the proposed changes. Two things about caltrain riders. They already pay their fair share of the fare. Reporter caltrain staff will make their final recommendation regarding the fare hikes to the board in august; and if those do go into effect, it wont be until october. Katie nielsen, kpix 5. They are considering reducing nighttime and weekend fares. More employees are working remotely creating a growing need for affordable temporary places to work. Consumerwatch reporter julie watts with the trend of restaurants turning into shared Office Spaces. Reporter she is closing up her laptop for the day just steps from happy hour at the bar. She is one of a growing number of people who dont use a traditional office. In fact, she says she has never had one. Havent. And i dont have near term plans to get one. Reporter Global Workplace analytics estimates as many as 40 of americans telecommute at least once a month and while shortterm rental coworking offices arent new, the trend of restaurants as Office Spaces is increasing. Theres a huge demand for quiet, productive affordable space. Reporter Companies Like kettle space rent out new york restaurants sharing Office Spaces by day and opening for dinner at night. The company eat work play is taking it further and bringing it to the bay area. It was out of a genuine need for space to work out of for a solution that wasnt as expensive coworking spaces. Reporter they reserve sections of restaurant that are open during the day providing full service along with adequate power, wifi, functionality an unlimited coffee. For ten bucks a day or 150 a month they stay competitive with coworking spaces and offer members an alternative to coffee shops and hotel lobbies. You may not have a breakfast or lunch crowd. You want to bring in guests to fill the space. Reporter now, work eat play plans to launch here in San Francisco or around the bay area actually in september with confirmed restaurants in the financial district, south beach, the Castro Mission marina and three locations in palo alto. Thats going to be so popular. They are going to be jammed. You look at the price of some of these shared work spaces . 10 bucks a day and unlimited coffee . Could be a steal. Thank you. All right. In the weather department, there are changes ahead as we head into friday with the pressure up and the heat on. As we look live over the bay, we have the forecast coming up after a break. And coming up all new at 6 00 tonight, dropping the hammer on the anchor out. The city thats taking matters into its own hands to reel in bad behavior on the bay. Ounty. Lets take a closer look now from chopper 5 of that grass fire burning in Solano County right now. Now, we have been watching the herd of cattle in the area moving away from the firelines. They go up to the fireline then realize not safe, try to go the other way. They actually found a break and now theyre kind of in that burnedout spot of this brush fire. There are fire crews in the area. We have seen them douse the flames near the cattle. The fire has crossed onto Travis Air Force base and fire crews have