live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> now at noon, two deadly crashes just hours apart on the same stretch of interstate 80. good afternoon. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm anne makovec in for kenny choi. the chp is on the hunt for the driver involved in one of those

crashes. >> reporter: just after 4 a.m. flashing lights marked the spot of the first deadly crash. chp says i-80 west and el portal, a woman lost control of her car. >> she spun out with the lights outs. and a dodge charger collided with a vehicle. we think that she was exiting the vehicle at the same time. >> reporter: the driver of the accord died on scene. the coroner's office identified the woman as a 25-year-old. chp is reminding drivers say in your car with your seat belt on after a crash. >> she could have survived if she would have stayed in the vehicle. >> reporter: moments after the crash scene was cleared, traffic picked back up and a second didly crash involving a

motorcycle and a semi. >> the semi made an unsafe lane change and the driver got ejected from the motorcycle. the truck driver pulled over for a few minutes before taking off. chp doesn't have a driver description but officers are looking for a yellow truck with a white trailer. it could affect you drive in san francisco. red transit lanes are being considered for 50 more seats. some riders say the current red lanes have shottenned the commutes and some are concerned that drivers will now steer clear of mom and pop shops. check out the mess in napa after a water main break. this happened late last night in the 2500 block of laurel

street. crews managed to secure the hole before property was damaged. wildfire in mariposa county is 15% contained this afternoon. it broke out near state route 49, 50 miles north of fresno. the fire quickly jumped the highway. it's caused a power outage that left about 2000 people without electricity. >> new at noon, dozens of bay area residents from 28 different countries became u.s. citizens. they took the oath of the flight deck of the uss hornet in alameda. >> reporter: 76 people are becoming american citizens today. some tell us it's the political unrest of the country that made them want to take the next official step. >> i'm from france. >> i'm from mexico. >> afghanistan. >> the people are from 28 different countries and as of today, they are all americans. >> the times, they are a

changing and they are uncertain. basically, that's why. >> reporter: for some, this day has been a lifetime in the making. >> i've always been fascinated by the u.s. i always wanted to live here. i felt like i was born in the wrong country sometimes. >> i was traveling for turkey six months ago and this travel ban was so new these days and then we were coming back here. it was tough for me and my son. >> reporter: these new citizens are still with an overwhelming sense of hope and optimism and are doing this so they can officially live out their american dreams. >> reporter: and a lot of these people cannot wait to vote in the next election. jackie ward, kpix 5. >> congratulations to them.

the 4th of july parade in morgan hill is 22 hours away. >> and counting down. a lot of people are reserving spots on the route. we found camping chairs and folding chairs. one business owner says they've been there for weeks. and others are taping off areas or writing the word reserved in chalk. >> people trying to save the spots with chalk but the city says that's illegal. and it goes against federal storm water guidelines. >> for a full list of 4th of july events around the bay area, go to our website, www.cbssf.com. president trump is spending the day at his new jersey golf club before heading back to washington, d.c. meanwhile, reaction is pouring in to the

president's latest tweet. >> reporter: president trump send the holiday weekend taking shots at the news media. >> the fake media is trying to silence us and we will not let them. >> he faced criticism after this video. a sad day when the president of the united states encourages violence against reporters. thomas bossert defended the tweet. >> there's a lot of cable news shows that reach hundreds of thousands of viewers, and they are not always that fair to the president. >> reporter: the president said the media is overlooking his administration's accomplishments. >> people heard little about that. it's a distraction on many

mornings. the president's tweets -- the president reached out to the japanese prime minister and he's preparing for a meeting with vladimir putin on the sidelines of the g-20 summit. for cbs news, the white house. police in germany say 18 people are dead and dozens injured after a bus crashed into another people. firefighters worked to put out the smoldering wreckage hours after the crash. the bus had collided with a truck during rush hour around 7 a.m. local time. the bus was carrying a group of german senior citizens, in all, 48 people on board. a dramatic rescue in dallas. it took go hours to reach him

but he was able to direct paramedics to his vacation. no love for a computer who some offed to -- >> go back to california. >> reporter: that's the message from preston page and his fiancie woke up to. >> it was a bummer because we painted the house two weeks ago. >> reporter: they moved here to follow his career with adidas. >> we've redone everything pretty much. and kind of we're at a place of just starting to relax a little bit. and not so much any more. >> reporter: the vandal not only spray painted messages, they also keyed their vehicle. >> i did not realize the extensiveness of the damage to the car. >> the couple wonders if it had

something to do with road rage. >> a gentleman was driving down the illustrate yesterday as we were trying to pull out and at any time want to wait and sped up and then had choice words. and he yelled. preston filed a police report. and he wishes that whoever did have would have had a conversation with him as opposed a lashing out. >> the community -- everybody has been here 20 or 30 years. moving from la and out being so loud. it was surprising someone would go this far. tesla gets ready to roll out the nod three ahead of schedule. the holiday weekend is the perfect time to grill or barbecue in the backyard.

and experts say it's a time when they see a case in food boying. we've got your 4th of july crook. that's all coming up as the news continues. we'll be right back.

tesla's c-e-o elon musk announced on twitter last night... that the model 3 passed all requirements for production ahead of sch tesla's long awaited model three is rolling out this friday. elon musk reported that it passed all requirements for production two weeks ahead of

story. the party for the first 30 owners of the car will be held on july 28th. the u.s. stocked reached a record thanks to climbing bank stocks. the market closed early today ahead of the 4th of july holiday. a lot of people planning to fire up the grill for the 4th of july and beyond. and health experts warn that summer is the time they see more cases of food poisoning. don champion looks at ways to keep the people at your barbecue safe. >> reporter: it's the time of year for cookouts and barbecues. but the summer months may bring more than warm weather if you're not careful. >> because of hot, humid temperatures, and folks are away from the kitchen at picnics and cookouts. >> the usda says clean your hands before prepping food.

keep raw food separate from cooked. cook everything to a safe internal temperature and chill food promptly and properly. >> reporter: whether you're grilling or barbecuing, using a food thermometer is the best way to make sure everything the cooked thoroughly. yet only a third of americans use one. 165 is usually a preferred temperature that you're going to want to get to. >> reporter: george moore is a pit master at a dallas area smoke house. he showed under the circumstances how to get a good read. >> you'll want to stick knit the fattest part of the meat. >> reporter: you can't tell if it's reached a safe internal temperature. >> reporter: the usda reminds that anything perishable should

not sit out. i know we're talking about something bad but it's making me really, really hungry. >> you go right ahead. >> take a look at that meat. nothing appealing about it to me. not at all. take a look outside right now. we do have some clearing around the bay. eke see the port of oakland and mount diablo in the distance. and alameda. it's just a lovely afternoon in progress. checking in with our weather watcher, 77 degrees in concord. and relatively flat winds. thanks for checking in with us on this day before the 4th of july. we have lingering clouds and fog. temperature-wise, 80 in livermore. and 67 degrees in redwood city and the winds are now increasing. eleven in san francisco, and 10 in san ramon. the winds will be variable.

ten to 20 miles per hour in the afternoon hours. the clouds will be pushing back shore in the overnight hours. we'll take you through the afternoon and the evening. and then tomorrow morning bright and early we'll have the gray clouds and this is really important. you'll see the clouds push back in in the overnight hours on tuesday. we'll have -- for the fireworks on tuesday night. and if you want the clear skies you head inland or to the alameda county fairgrounds. it's a tad cooler and the 4th of july will be seasonal. and then i'm watching this. we have monsoonal moisture over arizona and new mexico. wants to lift up in a northerly direction. could see a few mid-and high level clouds. 92degrees in sacramento. and today's forecast, 60s, 70s, and 80s. and the outside number, 90 degrees in discovery bay.

better know a pirate with a boat out there. and-- >> was that a pirate. >> every time i do a arrgh, it sounds like a dog. time for the tip of the day with tony tantillo. >> reporter: apricots -- now is the time. a couple of weeks ago they started coming to the market but the flavor was not there. and now the flavor is there, the color is there, the sugar is where it's supposed to be. light orange color all the way around. and the skin, nice the bright, free from shriveling. check around here and see if it's free from bruising. store them on the counter, not in the refrigerator. room temperature. they're of the and sweet and

loaded with sugar and juice. apricots-- the most nutritional of summer foods. loaded with nutritional value. apricots for summer. such a beautiful thing. and i'm on they tan till low. new situation for a student rising above grad who has beaten the odds. and what's cool about your summer camp. e-mail us at coolcamps@kpix.com. you may be featured on our thursday morning show. we'll be right back.

for today's "student rising above" alum -- graduation was abo de. kpix 5 years of hard work and college built up to one big day and a walk across the stage. >> graduation was about a promise she made. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: commencement, a day of triumph, family, and a promise kept. >> this was my dad's dream and like i promised him 10 years ago, you know, i will walk this stage and become a successful person. >> reporter: the journey began a decade ago.

she came to live with her grandpas to escape relentless bullying. >> i want to give you the whole world. but i can't give it the you hear. for him to say it's better for you to go away, that's, i don't have my life for that. >> reporter: she dedicated her life to education, made high school honor roll and was determined to be the first in the family to graduate from college. once at the university, she almost quit. >> i was homesick and didn't feel i belonged. in the back of her mind was the promise she made to her dad. not long after she left him -- >> she was kidnapped. >> reporter: the kidnappers

demanded 2 million pesos. >> he tried to escape and we found out that they broke his legs and so he wasn't able to escape. and then next thing you know, they took his life away. and they wrapped him up in a blanket and -- and they threw him on the side of the road. >> now graduates, you can breathe. appreciate your memories at santa cruz. >> it happens to be father's day. perhaps no coincidence. >> everything was because i knew -- every step of the way. >> reporter: for students rising above. it's so tragic. but she kept that promise to

her father. and life is looking up for brenda. >> she landed a job at a prestigious consulting firm.

during the july 4th holiday. but *skiing... in a swimsuit? that's eir time grilling in the hot sun poolside is a typical way to

hang out during the july 4th holiday. and skiing in a swimsuit? that's how some are spending their time at tahoe. we'll take you there tonight at 5:00. >> northern california has something for everybody, everybody. >> whatever you want. >> and tahoe is the number one destination for the 4th of july. now we know why. because they're skiing in swimsuits. woo hoo! >> thanks for joining us, and we'll be back tomorrow. join us then.

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