,, today -- new calls to close loophole against california offe your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. sparks fly by a sex assault case that drew worldwide criticism. new calls to close eye loophole against california sex offenders. good afternoon. after the stanford rape trial and what many called the lenient sentence, the santa clara county district attorney is taking action. kpix 5's kiet do on the calls to stop a law that some say

protects offenders. >> reporter: the district attorney says he is responding to international outrage by writing this bill himself and then finding state lawmakers to sponsor it and push it through sacramento. what he is trying to do is close a loophole. he wants to establish minimum sentences for anyone who sexual assaults a victim who is unconscious. whatever background,ry . or poor, must be sentenced to prison, whatever background, rich or poor. rape is rape. >> reporter: under currently law raping a conscious victim carries a prison sentence. if the victim is unconscious and unable to give consent convict offenders are eligible for probation. the d.a. wants mandatory sentences. >> this means a judge can't look at relative youth, nominal criminal history, and means characteristics shared by many college students as mitigating factors and give probation and a slap on the wrist to campus

rapist. >> reporter: the woman known as emily doe started an international movement when her 12-page letter to brock turner went environmental around the world. viral around the world. the prosecutor asked for 6 years but judge aaron persky sentenced turner to six months in jail. the d.a. says the mandatory sentences should deter future attacks and make people think twice. >> emily doe wrote a letter that started an international dialogue. she showed us the need for change. now what are we going to do? it's on us. >> reporter: the district attorney says pushing for changes in the law is not unusual. it's something he does about a half dozen times a year. in palo alto, kiet do, kpix 5. in oakland, of all the scandals plaguing the police department right now one could have particularly far reaching

consequences. kpix 5's anne makovec reports. >> reporter: today's hearing was part of one of many criminal cases that could be promised because of the alleged misdoings of one oakland police sergeant judy solomon was shot and killed three years ago as she drove through her oakland neighborhood one of the two men accused in the murder suspected gang member mario floyd but the lead investigator in the case is michael dent accused of his own unlawful behavior allegedly having his girlfriend type up police reports that are supposed to remain confidential confidential. >> i can't say what it would mean to the case. >> reporter: floyd's motion filed two motions asking what sergeant gantt is accused of and another to get the personnel records from the oakland pd. >> i would be asking for records about fabrication of

reports, acts of moral turpitude. they could -- could reflect on the his credibility. >> reporter: the next hearing for the motions is july 15. in oakland, anne makevoc, kpix 5. some residents displaced by the latest fire in san francisco's mission district are sifting through what's left of their things. it's the first time then allowed in since saturday's five-alarm fire. it tore through several buildings destroying businesses and homes. 57 people had to be displaced or were displaced. san francisco supervisor david campos is calling on city leaders to designate living spaces for those affected by future fires. the police commission in san francisco will hold a public meeting tonight to discuss safety concerns for this week's pride event. the city has already announced extra officers will be on happened as a precaution after the orlando nightclub shooting. new at noon democrats are staging a sit-in as we speak on the house floor. they are demanding that republicans bring a vote on gun

control legislation before the house resources. they call it no bill, no break. >> we must remove the blinders, the time for silence and patience is long gone. we are calling on the leadership of the house to bring common sense gun control legislation to the house floor. give us a vote. let us vote! we came here to do our jobs! we came here to work! >> this is the latest in a series of protests including a 14-hour filibuster last week demanding gun control. after that filibuster failed, senate republicans shot down four basic gun control measures including tightening background checks and denying gun sales to known terrorists. a day after hillary clinton adak donald trump's business skills the -- attacked donald trump's business skills the presumptive republican nominee is hitting back with his own speech. kenneth craig reports. >> reporter: donald trump sounded off on hillary clinton's record during her

term as secretary of state. >> no secretary of state has been more wrong more often and in more places than hillary clinton. >> reporter: the presumptive republican nominee says clinton's foreign policy led to the creation of the "islamic state." >> isis threatens us today because of the decisions hillary clinton has made. >> reporter: the speech comes a day after clinton challenged his business skills. >> he has written a lot of books about business. they all seem to end at chapter 11. >> reporter: the war of words comes as trump's campaign is raising more money. the candidate sent his first email on behalf of this campaign asking for donations. the appeal for donations came after the latest numbers show clinton's campaign has more than $40 million in the bank compared to trump's with just over a million. trump also announced he hired more staff as he expands his campaign to focus on the general election. >> good morning. >> reporter: clinton met with house democrats on capitol hill

wednesday morning for the first time since becoming her party's presumptive nominee. >> this was a tour de force she presented to us in terms of vision and values. >> reporter: later she will outline her economic policies in a speech in raleigh, north carolina. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >> meanwhile, marco rubio just announced he is seeking re- election to the u.s. senate. the republican had pledged to return to private life in florida if his presidential bid failed but now he is changing his mind as republicans try to hold on to the senate majority. house speaker paul ryan just unveiled a new healthcare plan that republicans hope will replace obamacare should the gop win the white house. >> we're not going to repeal obamacare when the current president of the united states is a guy named obama. the purpose of this agenda is not to pass a law right now that we know won't go into law. the purpose of this agenda is to show a better way on the big issues of the day that's going

to require a republican president to sign into law. >> the plan relies on individual tax credits to allow people to buy coverage from private insurers. the 37-page document also includes medical liability reform and expanding access to health savings accounts. right now wildfires are devouring thousands of acres in the western united states. crews in los angeles are battling two different fires. chris martinez reports that it's a race against time to keep them from merging into one. >> reporter: as fire burns not far from his home, roberto ramos is ready to evacuate. >> if it passes the parrier that they did last -- barrier that they did last night, goes straight through here and they say you got to go, we're ready to go. >> reporter: the two fires burning near los angeles called the san gabriel complex first squared up monday charring -- flared up monday charring thousands of acres and thousands evacuated. some residents are allowed back home today. fire officials saying cooler

temperatures are helping. >> the day the fire started was record heat. then yesterday it was still very hot. today is better. >> reporter: more than 1,000 firefighters are fighting these two massive wildfires here. they are among 5,000 firefighters battling blazes across california. near san diego, firefighters are just beginning to contain a fire that's burned at least 6,000 acres. and in santa barbara county, the nearly 8,000 acres sherpa fire is almost fully contained. in southern utah a fire burning more than 500 acres is gaining momentum while in new mexico the dog head fire has scorched at least 28 square miles. more than 60 fires are burning across the west. and the fire season has just begun. chris martinez, cbs news, duarte, california. take a look at this. a tornado in maryland yanked this huge tree out of the ground and when it fell, it split this house in two. no one was home at the time.

the tree landed directly on the homeowner's daughter's bedroom. still ahead, targeting only mosquitos that carry diseases. how a new smart trap kandel the difference. >> and microtipping people. how some are using implants to stay connected in everyday life. >> good afternoon, everybody! boy, we had the return of a robust marine layer this morning. and that is going to influence your temperatures for today and tomorrow. we'll tell you how coming up.

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the recall cover and hybr nissan is recalling 60,000 infinity cars worldwide over problems with the electronic steering. it covers q50 gas and hybrids from 2014 and 2015.

a combination of low battery voltage and parking the cars a certain way can confuse the steering control computer. so far there are no reports of crashes or injuries. dealers will reprogram the computers starting august 9. ticketmaster sold out millions of concert south carolinaers but you will have to wait. the tickets are the -- con -- ticketmaster sold out millions of concert-goers, but you will have to wait. right now, there's not much you can do with those free vouchers until they update their website. you can't redeem them until the site updates its concert list. people use microchips to keep track of their pets and now some are also getting chipped themselves. cbs reporter hena daniels on how they are using the technology in everyday life. >> reporter: tim shane's dog has implanted gps chips in case they get lost. now he has a chip of his own. >> this is an nsc chip so it's similar to what phones have nowadays. >> reporter: the minnesota software engineer had his

finger cut open to put this tiny chip inside. it emits low frequencies. he programmed it to open a smart lock at home and manipulate his smartphone. [ beep beep ] >> it turned off my ringer. >> it's a a size of a grain of rice. >> reporter: she uses her instead of a keycard at work. an company online sells it and an injection kit for $57. but they are not being done in a doctor's office. >> this is my day to day life. >> reporter: tattoo and piercing shops in several parts of the country are performing this procedure. >> we are doing it start to finish like an earring or rings. just a little piece of glass. >> reporter: the device has not been tested or certified by any regulatory agency for implantation or use in the human body. use of this device is strictly

at your own risk. >> most of our customers understand what they're doing and they understand the risk. >> reporter: there's always a risk for infection if the procedure isn't done properly but for shank and others the risk is worth the convenience. hena daniels cbs news, new york. with zika fears greater than ever and mosquito season upon us, new mosquito fighting technology is making its debut in houston. it's a smart trap. unlike a tracing did trap that fills up with all kinds of insection, this one is -- insects, this one is programmed to just tell different species apart by measuring the way they flap their wings. when the bugs enter these little chambers the device can trap or ignore them. >> once it comes into the trap, the infrared will recognize it and close the door when it comes in. as a scientist this is a dream come true to see something that can give you data right away. >> microsoft is behind the

technology. founder bill gates has been trying to eradicate mosquito- borne malaria and hopes this device will provide information on all mosquito-borne illnesses. today it's easier to get donuts in the east bay. dunkin' donuts just set up shop in walnut creek. the chain once ran 15 stores in california. but they closed them all by 2000. the walnut creek store at 1250 noor avenue is the first of several planned for contra costa county. time for a check of our forecast with roberta. >> who knew that those donuts were so popular! i hear it's the coffee, too. >> it is. >> it's worth it. >> we have to go. >> yes. >> okay. i'm there. >> going to bring some in tomorrow? >> hi, everybody! good afternoon. let's head to the golden gate bridge. i wanted to share this particular view with you because we see that the stratus is beginning to burn off. you still can't see the top of the towers there. that's roughly about 565 feet up and we can see the flags on the fly and that's because the winds have been picking up, as well. temperatures across the bay

area right now take your pick, 50s, then you want to be in san francisco or in oakland. 60s at redwood city along the peninsula. 70s livermore. and also san jose and santa rosa so obviously our inland areas are warming up. in novato our weather watcher has a cool sea breeze at 74 degrees. jerry antioch 88. napa 75. beautiful day in wine country. look at the winds all over the place. west 17 in san francisco, northwest at 12 in redwood city, west in sfo at 23. there you have it at 10 in san jose. southwest 16. variable winds picking up, 22 in fairfield. these winds will be rotating to the northwest this afternoon pretty breezy at times, 10 to 20 miles per hour with even stronger gusts bringing in cooler air. stratus built early this morning and pushed onshore. coupled with the northwest way the day is cooler. here's futurecast. the area of low clouds and fog

the marine layer is already saturating the san mateo coast. and begin to truck inland overnight. thursday morning will be a gray start. finished up with blue skies. mid-90s at the state capital today. 60s in monterey bay, 80 after drooping to 40 this morning in truckee. triple digits in fresno. our numbers down from yesterday 60s and 70s. 80s in san jose. out of the triple digits to the 90s east of the bay. 88 in santa rosa. here's your extended forecast. a seasonal day for your thursday. that's a seasonal spot-on summer day! and then we begin to warm back up again until we top off near 100 on monday, certainly 100 easily in somebody's backyard on tuesday. >> that's hot. >> all right, roberta, thank you. some disappointed warriors fans are hoping it would rain on the cavs' parade today but it was clear skies in cleveland. there's lebron james in the yellow hat celebrating cleveland's first championship win in any sport since 1964.

thousands of people hit the streets downtown. the parade was delayed for a time because the crowds were so big the parade cars had trouble getting to the staging area. it eventually got unway. he didn't drop the mic, he threw it into a lake. the reporter's question that set off this soccer star. just email "pets at kpix dot nd we'll have ou >> we want to invite all you pet lovers to send us your questions about their health and well-being. just email pets@kpix.com, and we'll have our pet expert give you an answer every friday right here at noon. ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,

well, today's tip of the day is going to be is with tuscan melon. i love them in europe, these are what you see instead of cantaloupes because they look like cantaloupe. they are wonderful, a great frequent fast melon and soup -- a great breakfast melon and superfood and loaded with nutritional value. it has beautiful color all the way around when you pick it, ribs clear no cracking and heavy for their size. that means they have a small cavity. when you get them open on the inside, look how beautiful they look. just gut them out, get a spoon and you start eating them. you will love them. slice them up, have them with breakfast, lunch or dinner. great for us, tastes great, and their name dulc inae melon, i love it. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. a reporter covering sports learned a lesson the hard way. don't get on the bad side of

soccer star christiano ronaldo. the news crew was rolling as the portugese soccer team was walking by a lake in france. he grabbed reporter's microphone and flung it into the water. >> oh. >> the reporter had asked if he was ready for the next game. apparently ronaldo didn't want to talk about it. he had a disappointing tournament so far. >> little does he know that costs a lot of money. an important piece of olympic hardware was lost but now found thanks to a man and his 6-year-old daughter. wayne smith was walking with his daughter on friday when she spotted something on the side of the road. it was a piece of joe jacoby's olympic gold medal. he won it for canoeing in the 1992 games in spain. it was stolen from his car two weeks ago. smith says at first he had no idea it was something so valuable. >> when she picked it up, it just wowed me because i had to look at it for at least about 20 minutes and before it sunk in. >> the part of the medal the family found is the most

distinguishing part of the medal. >> the base piece of the medal and ribbon are still missing. >> jacoby will continue to search and is happy to get part of it back. if you have a problem or question, email or call us. ============== ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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