live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> now at noon, the president's senior adviser and son-in-law speaks out and says he did not collude with russian officials. i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm anne makovec in for michelle griego. president trump's son-in-law told congress he did not try to

conceal in the contact with the russians. seth lemon on his denial of any improper behavior. >> reporter: jared kushner met with senator investigators and said he did not collude with russia during the campaign. >> nor do i know of anyone else in the campaign who did so. >> reporter: he met with a russian banker in december. around the same time he also met with a russian ambassador to the u.s. he was looking to establish a line of communications to talk about syria. >> the record and documents i have voluntarily provided will show that all of my actions were proper and occurred in the normal course of events of a very unique campaign. >> reporter: today's senate testimony was just the first meeting for kushner. he'll be back tomorrow to meet with the house intelligence committee. >> his counsel has said they'll

only make him available for two hours. there are a great many questions for mr. kushner. >> reporter: president trump slammed the top democrat tweeting sleazy -- spends all of his time on television pushing the dems loss excuse. >> asking why he and congress have not investigating hillary clinton. the president said he wouldn't have nominated sessions to the department of justice if he had known he was going to recuse himself from the russia investigation. president trump's oldest son and paul manifort have agreed to their own meeting. president trump is expected to give a statement on healthcare this afternoon. the senate is scheduled to vote on the latest investigation of the bill this week.

and the president warned gop lawmakers this is their last chance. we'll write you the president's remarks live when they happen. a car hit the side of a building and another car is damaged as well. this is at folsom and 11th streets. one person was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. it's not clear what led to this crash. state regulators and chevron have reached a settlement following the refinery fire in richmond. the plan aims to improve safety for the refinery and surrounding communities. replacing piping will cost $15 million. and chevron would pay $782,000 in penalties plus an additional sars r -- the agreement needs

further approval. we'll have more on kpix news at 5:00. >> >> in san jose, crews are working to fix a leaking propane tank at 4th street and gish road. firefighters have their gas masks on as they work on the repairs. no injuries have been reported and we'll bring you updates as we get them. firefighters have gained control of a quick moving brush fire in gilroy. the weather has played a vital roll. >> most of the fire is on private property. you can see behind me on the hillside the blackened grass leading up to the tree line, showing you exactly where the fire spread. 4:00 sunday, a small brush fire ignited spreading quickly to more than 125 acres in just a matter of hours. >> reporter: some areas, the dozer couldn't make access because it was too steep. >> the terrains and winds

causing issues for firefighters who used an air tanker and helicopters to douse the flames. high humidity helped. >> we had the fog come in which really helped. >> reporter: a gilroy resident stopped by monday to check the progress. >> i'm happy that's all it is. i wish that -- >> fire engines from other parts of the bay area were on hand as crews are stretched to cover a high number of fires. >> we've had a lot of grass fires in santa clara county. at least one or two a day. not quite this size but at least 10 to 15 acres. it's been a busy season. today will be about the mopup phase. they'll be monitoring for hot spots. the cause is under investigation. sandra osborne, kpix 5.

a live look outside, and warm conditions in the east bay and a drop from the hot weekend. roberta gonzales has more. we have dropped significantly. right now the gilroy area we have a bit of a breeze up to 10. and the temperature is 71. that's down from yesterday at 99 degrees. looking out to the bay waters, the conditions are pristine and visibility is unlimited. that's a beautiful view, the skyline of san francisco. a few puffy clouds lining the ridge. in oakland, it's 64 for the cool spot. 70 in santa rosa and 80 in san jose. going up to a high in the low 80s. down from 87 degrees in livermore to 87 degrees today. down from 101 in brentwood and discovery bay to 90 degrees. and 70s and 80s, very seasonal around the peninsula. we'll talk about the warmup and when you should expect that to

occur. a battle in alameda county over plans to expand the santa rita jail. why activists want the proposal rejected. the board of supervisors is discussing mental health initiatives at the santa rita jail. activists say the county is spending money in the wrong program. a special meeting to speak out against the jail expansion project. the board of supervisors voted to spend $60 million to expand the medical wing and improve mental health services. the county wants more crisis stabilization units and outpatient programs. the group opposing the plans says the county's investment in the jail is taking money away from community based mental health services like diversion programs of supportive housing. >> we want funds to go to

community-based programs. people should not be locked up because they are mentally ill. being in prison tears you apart from your family and creates and exacerbates mental illness. >> 20 to 25% of the jail population has a documented mental health issue. i'm jessica flores, kpix 5 news. police have arrested a suspect in connection with a shooting in san jose. no injuries have been reported. police are investigating what led up to the shooting. crews evacuated the extended stay america hotel on san ignacio avenue this morning. officers responded to a possible hazmat situation and it turns out it was pepper spray. unclear if anybody was hurt. police are looking for a group of car vandals who vandalizes cars in brentwood and livermore. 17 cars at the hampden inn were

vandalizes. and 34 near tiger lily commons. the driver of a truck used in a deadly smuggling incident has been charged. ten people died and a dozen others were found near death. >> reporter: james bradley, the driver of the truck that became a death trap arrived at federal court. he's charged with transporting immigrants illegally. he drove a truck packed with immigrants. the charge carries a possibility of the death penalty. as many as 100 people may have been crammed into the sweltering trailer as it rode without water to a walmart parking lot. some took off before authorities arrived. and 10 people died and 30 others were sent to the hospital with extreme dehydration. >> this happens more than you

can realize. people are desperate to flee other countries and come to this country. >> reporter: some of the victims are believed to have entered illegally from guatemala and mexico and got in the trailer in texas. >> i can't imagine getting stuck in there and dying. >> the truck was registered to pile transportation in iowa. the company has not yet commented on the deadly incident. don champion. cbs news, dallas. >> the parents of a terminally ill baby end their fight to try to keep him alive. the latest in the emotional battle.

the parents of a critically ill baby in london are dropping the legal battle to take him to the united states for experimental treatment. jane ferguson has the latest developments. >> charlie gard's parents walked out of britain's high court after withdrawing a bid to have their critically ill son sent to the united states for the treatment. >> it's no longer in charlie's best interests to pursue treatment and we will let our son go and be with the angels. >> the 11-month-old has a rare condition and the parents wanted an experimental treatment. doctors in london argued that the treatment wouldn't help and instead would prolong his suffering. >> we are about to do the hardest thing we'll ever have to do. >> reporter: the judge

considered a new hearing after a specialist came to examine the child's health. his mri scan showed irreversible damage. >> if he had the treatment sooner, he would have had the potential to be a normal healthy little boy. >> reporter: they maintain that the treatment would have been futile. they'll have to live with the what ifs they say. for cbs news, london. >> charlie gard's case gained international headlines after his parents received support from the pope and president trump. google's parent company as well as facebook and amazon will be reporting earnings. let's take a look at the big board. the dow is starting the workweek down a bit. 42points. >> time now for a check of the

forecast with roberta. >> i live in the inland areas and i'm just tired of the heat. we've had 10 or 11 days of temperatures over 100 degrees. to call it unseasonably warm to hot, it's spot on. you have the view of mount diablo and the visibility is unlimited and the sky is blue. and a little sea haze looking over twin peaks towards the ocean. otherwise, temperatures responding to the sunshine. and it's 80 in san jose and 73 in redwood city. and low 70s in oakland back through richmond. livermore in the low 80s and the winds are picking up gently. 21 firefield. notice the winds southwest. these are variable and will continue through the afternoon at 10 to 20 miles per hour. and in addition to that we have an enhanced marine layer.

all the weather watchers reporting in say they liked the refreshing on shore push and the temperatures in the 70s and 80s. here's what you need to know. cooler inland today. tomorrow holding steady. and as we look ahead, the temperatures begin to climb back up again. low pressure enhancing the marine layer. high pressure in the four corners. it's been there a couple of weeks and that's enticing the monsoon moisture. but what it's doing is causing the clouds to drift to our area. printwood, you're down 11 degrees today. and feeling the difference in sonoma with a high of 80 down from 96. thunderstorm probability at the high sierra. by slowdown, temperature-wise, 60s, 70s, and 80s. 77 in mountain view. and 76 in vallejo. and here is your extended

forecast. it's a carbon copy on tuesday. wednesday a ridge of high pressure results in warmer conditions. and when i see 97. someone is going to hit 100 and i'm just done. >> you live in the city and you get a nice breeze. >> enjoy a little bit of a cooldown. >> and my ship is coming in behind me here. >> on cue. roberta, thank you. 20 years after princess diana's death, we're hearing about the last time she spoke to her son. elizabeth palmer reports. >> a special picture. >> two decades after princess diana's death, her royal sons reminisce. >> she may have been the most photographed woman in the world

but at home, just mom. >> she was one of the naughtiest parents. she would come watch us play football and smuggle -- in our socks. >> we felt incredibly loved. harry and i. >> she was in paris hours before she died and they were far away in scotland with the queen in a hurry to go out and play. harry and i were in a desperate rush to say goodbye. if i'd known, i wouldn't have been so blue say. >> harry said how differently the conversation would have panned out. and now 35 years old. william is making sure that lady diana is recognized as granny diana by his two children. >> i just try and remind her

that there are two grandmothers. two grandmothers in their lives. >> the princes hope to remind a new generation that she was more than a glamorous cover girl. >> people understand the work she did, pioneering work for hiv and aids, for homelessness. >> the boys who knew her best have followed her need to become public champions for the vulnerable. people with mental help problems or injured servicemen, a cause harry spoke to norah o'donnell last year. >> i hope she'd be incredibly proud and looking down and thinking what we've achieved. >> cbs news, london. >> the documentary diana debuts tonight on hbo. we'll be right back.

everybody is looking for simple meal ideas these days. >> today a recipe for the workweek. >> leeks are a beautiful thing. >> they're all over the place and there's a lot of ways to make them. >> you added hazel nuts to this. >> we heated up the butter until it was almost like a

brown butter. and added in hazel nuts and let them cook. and these leeks have been cooking in the butter for a long time. >> they makes them nice and tender. >> and anything in the garlic or onion family can be sweet with enough sauteeing. >> the barley is still warm. make sure it's at least warm. >> is that enough? >> that's perfect. >> barley is just going to bring it all together. and it has a nice mild flavor but nice and nutty. >> a little pepper? >> a little bit. >> and there's salt. and then you can go ahead and plate it. >> just like this. slide it right off here. >> favorite way to plate. >> look at that. that looks beautiful. healthy, a little bit of

butter. >> butter is not that bad. >> you've got the barley and the leeks, it's beautiful. thank you. time to eat.

law enforcement agents are looking at malicious code hits mac users, it's called fruit fly. and the program allows someone to take over an entire

computer, including the camera. we're expecting more details later this week. new bart cars are on the -- for testing. the bold and the beautiful is up next. that's it for kpix 5 news at noon. >> enjoy the cooldown you'll be seeing inland. >> i'm going out and riding my bike. >> skip the pool for one day. it heats up later this week. >> thanks for joining us.

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