live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. now at noon, scary moments for one family and a popular tourist area when someone tried to their child. good afternoon.

michelle is on assignment. the attempted kidnapping happened a short time ago at san francisco's ferry building. >> reporter: this is the woman accused of trying to a two and a half-year-old boy from his mother this morning. >> the child was in the mother's arms and a struggle ensued. >> it happened about 9:30 a.m. in the promenade. >> i heard some commotion around. >> two employees from a nearby shop tackle the woman to the ground. >> kind of weight on top of her. another gentleman laid on the other half of her until police showed up. >> the boy and mother left shaken up not wanting to talk about their ordeal. the suspect being interviewed by special victims unit. >> to determine what the mental

state is, what the intent was and what charges are appropriate in this case. >> witnesses are glad to hear the mother and little boys are doing fine. >> it's pretty anxiety provoking. >> they start a conversation with the operators of the ferry building to see if they can get more police presence here. in san francisco, kpix 5. breaking news in san rafael. a gas leak in the area of clarinda. you can see heavy equipment. pg&e and other crews are out there trying to make those repairs.

>> no cameras were allowed inside the courtroom. she recounted her husband's abuse when her children were little and even when she was pregnant. childhood. he heard his mother testifying in front of the jury. he faces the death penalty or life in prison without parole. her family gave emotional testimony last week during the prosecution's turn. sears father was in the courtroom today listening and it's possible the defense will wrap up their night either late

today or tomorrow. kpix 5. at least two suspects on the loose after home invasion late last night in the bayview district. police were able to catch up to one other suspect and arrest him. one person escaped the house on the 2100 block and called police. when officers arrived, several people scrambled out the back door of the house. one fired at the officers. officers fired back but no one was hit. >> the suspect fled over fences and through adjoining backyards . the officers issued a foot pursuit. one of the suspects was detained, the other suspects continue to flee. >> police were on the scene about six hours interviewing and collecting under -- collecting evidence. 90 deputy district attorney's deciding weather the district attorney of contra costa county will keep his job

after spending $66,000 on personal expenses. the grand jury already recommended ousting mark peterson and the district attorney association voted unanimously it had no confidence in him. now it's up to the entire union membership weather or not he'll stay in his position. a san jose state university football player in the hospital after being stabbed early sunday morning. few details have been released so far that we are told someone flagged down police about the stabbing around 1:00 a.m. that's where miller was found suffering from at least one stab wound. police have not identified any suspects. miller is expected to recover. no sign yet of a missing voter in pittsburgh. the 59- year-old man from fail field reportedly fishing off the pittsburgh marina saturday when his son fell in the water

initially. he jumped in after him and got the child to safety but the man did not get back to the boat. >> we found that as the search continued on that they were found to be safe. they were treated and trties for further evaluation and we are currently in an active search for the fourth boulder. >> the man and his son were not wearing life jackets. a union city man charged with multiple counts of attempted arson after witnesses say he tried to burn down a hayward denny's. police say victor rubio was eating dinner at the restaurant last week. he started spraying what appeared to be lighter fluid on other diners, including a child. he then poured the fluid on the ground outside the restaurant and tried to light it. several people tackled him before any damage was done. today president trump is in israel for the second stop of his nine day foreign trip. it received a warm welcome from top leaders.

>> reporter: the president and first lady toured some of the most sacred religious sites, including the western wall. richard trump became the first sitting american to visit the holiest of prayer sites. he also made a stop in the christian corredor. mr. trump spent the day meeting with israel's prime minister and president, reaffirming what he calls an unbreakable bond between the two countries. >> this moment in history calls for us to strengthen our cooperation as both israel and america faced common threats from isis and other terrorist groups. >> diplomatic discussions focused on the need to end fighting between and palestinians, and this crowd of israeli women said they hope the u.s. president can help broker a peace deal. >> it's a historical opportunity that must not be missed. >> president trump says israel's neighbors are realizing they share a common cause with israel in the threat from iran.

>> most importantly, we make it clear with one voice that iran must never be allowed to possess a nuclear weapon, never ever. >> well they seem generally supportive, some are weary on the building of new jewish settlements as well is backing away from the campaign pledge to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. cbs news, london. >> president trump's former national security advisor is reportedly refusing to cooperate with congress. the senate intelligence committee has subpoenaed michael flynn for documents related to the attempt to influence the 2016 election. a person with the lack of knowledge says he will invoke his fifth amendment protections. a shakeup in the business world. ford motor company has a new ceo

. he's taking over for mark fields. ford stock has dropped 40 percent in the three years since fields became ceo. the executive chairman calls hackett a visionary who can lead the company into the future. >> a time of great change requires a transformational leader. thankfully, we have that engine. >> both of us feel like over years what happens in big corporations, the bureaucracy and the hierarchy is probably overwhelmed. what can be a faster decision-making, clearer understanding teams, working collectively. >> he currently runs the self driving car effort. ford's stock is up slightly this afternoon. as for the market overall, the dow is up 90 points. still ahead, flames send an awning crashing down trapping a firefighter. how people came together to get them out. new guidelines when it comes to kids and juice. how it may have some parents

changing their routines. hi, everybody. we start off with a huge clouds in the coast. we got sunshine inland and the hot weather continuing and the inland areas. we talk about the cooldown as the news continues right after this.

>> zero my god, zero my god. get him out, get him out. >> dramatic new video the moment a gas station crashing down on top of a firefighter in michigan. a photographer kept several people rushing to pull him from

the flames. two firefighters were injured in the fire but both are doing okay. what started out as a common counter between a wild sea lion and the little girl, but things quickly changed. hannah daniels shows us the terrifying moment where the animal pulled the girl right into the water. >> reporter: youtube video has already garnered more than 6 million views since saturday. just minutes earlier, he's filming this large male sea lion in british columbia. >> a young girl came along with the family and started feeding the animals. >> the girl seemed amused at first but moments later as she sat next to the water's edge, the sea lion came back. this time grabbing her dress and dragging her into the water. without hesitation, a man jumps in and saves her.

while rare, sea lions have attacked humans before. typically, when we get too close. experts say in most cases, people are the problem. >> too not think these are just characters out of a movie. they are wild animals. they've got teeth. they can bite. >> hannah daniels, cbs news. >> cbs changing its skin care aisle. it will now only sell sun care products with spf 15 or higher. that's the fda's minimum recommendation. they are also adding more natural and organic skincare options. parents offer and reach for juice to satisfy a thirsty child, but new recommendations may have you changing some of your habits. more on the healthwatch. >> reporter: when it comes to a baby's diet, first time mom julie doesn't cut corners. she just started introducing solids

to her six-month-old daughter. and she's only had breast milk to drink so far. >> i don't want her to get the taste of sugar. >> her philosophy matches new recommendations in the american academy of pediatrics that say know fruit juice for children under one year. >> it takes away their need to feed and drink breast milk or formula. it has so many nutrients that juice doesn't. it can lead to malnutrition, obesity. >> in the past, no juice for baby six months and younger. children one to three should limit juice to four ounces per day. 46-year-old should have no more than six ounces and seven years and up eight ounces per day and no more. >> when you drink juice, you don't realize how many calories you are consuming because it doesn't have fiber like a whole fruit does. >> this mom plans to offer her daughter fruits first.

>> i'd love someone to understand the taste of the fruit. everything from the appeal to the inside. >> experts suggest if you plan on giving older children juice, stick with 100 percent fruit juice. cbs news, new york. turning to the weather. alive look over the city of san francisco as we take a look at the sky line there. more on the warm monday conditions. hello, we had a toasty weekend. today the heat wave continues away from the bay. we also have hazy conditions. the matter is trapped close to the surface. some hazy sunshine there, otherwise it's the return of the low clouds and the stratus along the coast. a deeper marine layer will be noted on tuesday. by the end of the work week, cooler weather for everyone.

there is a shield of clouds stacked up next to the beaches. that could make a huge impact in the coastal areas. that ridge of high pressure encompassing northern california . and the inlet areas is another hot one away from the bay. here is future cast tomorrow morning for the commute. we see the low clouds, the fog stacked up to the beach is trying to penetrate the bay. then by wednesday a trough blows through. partly sunny and also that deeper marine layer with the cooler air mass aloft will drop everybody's temperatures. wednesday night a little bit of light rain off the coast in the form of drizzle. that's very light associated with the deep marine layer. 103 in redding, 70s in the high sierra. take your pick. 60s beaches, 60s and 70s bay, mid-80s. 80s and 90s away from the bay. 95 in concord on sunday. today 93 degrees.

sunset at 8:18. by the time the sun comes up tomorrow morning, another day with temperatures mid-90s and discovery bay, 95. same around these areas. notice the cooler temperatures tuesday. everyone will feel it wednesday. seasonal conditions on thursday all the way through the memorial holiday. that's a look at your local forecast. make it a great day. time for our tip of the day. today a versatile vegetable with a licorice taste. >> reporter: today tip of the day is central. that's week licorice flavor, it's out of this world. let's talk about selection. when you buy them, you want to make sure they are nice and green. check right here on the stock. it's nice and white. any cracks or browning, put

them in the refrigerator right away. i add the leaves as a garnish or add flavor to another dish. it's a beautiful thing. always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. it's also pretty, isn't it? a major transformation for a bay area student. his success after he realized he needed help from his family. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

on september 9, 2010, pg&e learned a tragic lesson we can never forget. this gas pipeline ruptured in san bruno. the explosion and fire killed eight people. pg&e was convicted of six felony charges including five violations of the u.s. pipeline safety act and obstructing an ntsb investigation. pg&e was fined, placed under an outside monitor, given five years of probation, and required to perform 10,000 hours of community service. we are deeply sorry. we failed our customers in san bruno. while an apology alone will never be enough, actions can make pg&e safer. and that's why we've replaced hundreds of miles of gas pipeline, adopted new leak detection technology that is one-thousand times more sensitive, and built a state-of-the-art gas operations center. we can never forget what happened in san bruno. that's why we're working every day to make pg&e

the safest energy company in the nation. his childhood prevented many challenges in today's students rising above had a choice, be a follower or leader. >> reporter: that smile is what makes him unforgettable. and he does want to be remembered and known by future generations of students as a role model. >> you really don't see african- americans or african-american males. me breaking that barrier is a huge thing for me. >> for most of his childhood, he lived with his grandparents. in middle school, his grandfather died and the family

struggled to pay the bills. >> he was flunking classes, but he says mentors stepped in. >> the turnaround for me was like, i don't want to be the next person in my family who does not graduate high school. i need to make a change and help my family out. >> he took over to cook, clean, and care for his grandmother. it was important for him that he not become another statistic. >> i don't want to live like that, like live in poverty or live in a situation where you have to look behind your back for anything. it's hard to come to school or go anywhere. and so you have to kind of perfect yourself. >> which is why they look forward to the day he becomes the first in his family to graduate from college. >> i think it will open my eyes to the world and i think that

it will make me a better person. >> he has had so many challenges and overcome them already that he's already got that part settled. so there's nothing college can throw at him but i don't feel like he's prepared for. he's the quintessential like making lemonade from lemons kind of situation. he took his lemons and made some pretty sweet lemonade. >> he's headed to san diego state this fall. to learn more about the scholars, go to our website. for students rising above.

a new development in the case of an uber driver missing for more than a week. his car found stripped of everything, even if the wheels. the latest on that search and more tonight at 5:00. that's it for kpix 5 news at noon. have a great day. ,,

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