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oakland police also on the scene conducting traffic control. kpix 5's neda iranpour is live at the scene with more. >> reporter: law enforcement just cleared the area. but there's a growing ouabgroup they have been seeing outside since about 6:30 this morning. intereststhey are writing signs. they were upset thinking that this was an immigration investigation because homeland security was from oakland police that this was in fact a exec cofetideonl crinwith imal huma n sex trafficking of juveniles. right here at the 700 block of 27th street in oakland. one person seen covered in a blanket taken away by law enforcement here in oakland. neighbors say this was the second person taken away and they're upset. one woman said she woke up to the sounds of a crying baby and cops outside this home on the

700 block of 27th street. >> i just heard my roommate, like, racing upstairs and crying and like i don't know what to do, i don'know what to do! and i came out and all of our neighbors got together outside and we saw police and other cars like i.c.e. cars and just so many i.c.e. agents, like, coming in, um, and entering our neighbors' house. >> reporter: cohen said no one was told what was going on except i.c.e. agents did confirm with kpix 5 that special agents with i.c.e. f utexmeland security were pa o a anec ongoing d chinal investigation into afersee.ilin s a g. lot of ere' injustices happening and we care for our neighbors and we care for immigration rights and yeah, no person is illegal. >> reporter: with immigration heating high areup, nsotio in this neighborhood. the rapid response network also arrived. they say they are trying to reach out to the family in this

home to provide them information on their rights. >> i.c.e. is not welcome in this country. i.c.e. is not welcome. i don't support what they do. it's a blasphemy. >> we are not going to let people just dispear like this. >> reporter: again, oakland police department confirming this had to do with a federal criminal search t warranthat had to do with sex trafficking of children. that's information we just got moments ago. oakland's police involvement in all of this was traffic control as requested by homeland security. live in west oakland, neda an, 5. a woman and man will leave the united states today. dianne feinstein d tre to could they planned to leave for

mexico yesterday but pushed back their departure when feinstein got involved. they are both illegal immigrants. they will take their daughter with them to mexico. three other adult children will stay here. for the second time chp has closed the interstate as investigators search for clues in a road shn oothngtila. high priority for chp to put a stop to ese shoothngs oosh on a four stretch of 880 in less than 48 hours. investigators don't know if all the violence is connected. just after 10 p.m. tuesday, the bullets started flying on the northbound lanes of 880 in hayward. >> onlookers observed a person tishing out a car window t ngoothr e an aheotr. suspect fired a gun into the victims' car multiple times. no one was shot. but broken glass injured the

passenger. the victims driver and passengers are teens. >> they provided initial medical assessment and determined that it was minor. >> reporter: chp temporarily closed down lanes to collect shell casings. and as officers looked for the shooting suspect in hayward, investigators are still on the hunt for the man who shot a driver in the head early monday morning along 880 near the lewelling exit. investigators believe road rage may have triggered monday's shooting. the victim was taken to the hospital in critical condition. >> too early in the investigation to make any assumptions that these shootings are connected. >> reporter: no detailed description for the suspects yet. but wiess of monday's shooting say the suspects' vehicle was white. in hayward, jessica flores, kpix 5. >> last night's shooting brings the total to 100 on bay area freeways in the last year and a half. >>rade s sifeing l thverouginh the ats deadly mobile home fire in san

seit started. three dead including a grandfather and two children. it started yesterday afternoon around 12:30 in golden wheel park. firefighters got there, the building was in flames and collapsed. new at noon, two more ceos are resigning from white house economic councils citing disagreements over president trump's response to the rallies in virginia. the ceos of 3m and campbell soup are stepping down. this after at least four other ceos announced they were leaving their roles on the councils. in the wake of the resignations, president trump has disbandeds both groups tweeting, rather than putting pressure on the businesspeople of the manufacturing council and stradgy & policy forum -- strategy & policy forum, i am ending both. thank you all! president trump is facing comments about people at the rally were both at fault for the deadly rallies in virginia. lvcubrse a has me.

>> reporter: president trump is facing bipartisan criticism after he appeared sympathetic towards a white nationalist group that clashed with counter- demonstrators during a rally in virginia last weekend. >> not all of those people were neo-nazis, not all were white to ssuacem announce infrastructure plans, mr. trump doubled down on his earlier statements blaming both sides for the violence. >> so i only tell you this, there are two sides to a story. i thought what took place was a horrible moment for our country. a horrible moment. >> reporter: mr. trump grew frustrated when asked if he we denounce the hate groups? >> what the the alt left that came charges at the as you say the "alt right"? do they have any semblance of guilt? >> reporter: the response to the comments has been mostly negative from democrats and protestors. also a few republicans. senator marco rubio was one of them tweeting:

wednesday morning he ramped up his ongoing feud with jeff bezos owner of the "washington post." he accused the ecommerce company of doing great damage to tax paying retailers. brook silva-braga, cbs news, new york. cities across the country will confederate statues are making moves. crews in baltimore took down four monuments around the city overnight. people came out to watch as they worked. the decision to remove the statues came from baltimore's city council monday night and was approved by the mayor, who says she wants to avoid violent clarks. meanwhile, in birmingham, alabama, the mayor ordered crews to cover up a confederate sailors and soldiers monument. some people are supporting it. loved ones and the community held a memorial for the woman killed iaang reports.

>> reporter: mourners are honoring the life of eamo32ri ol--yd servheice in virginia. >> i love my daughter. as i look at all you guys, you loved her, too,. >> reporter: organizers asked people to wear purple, her favorite color. this mother and daughter were first in line this morning. their family home just a few doors down from heyer's. >> it was very emotional. >> reporter: heyer is being remembered for standing up to nationalists who stormed her hometown over the weekend. >> they tried to kill my child to shut her up. well, guess what. you just magnified her. [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: she was killed when a car slammed into the counterprotesters. police say 20-year-old alex fields, jr., drove the vehicle into purpose. he is facing multiple charges including second-degree murder for heyer's death. police stepped up security outside the memorial theater

amid rumors that nationalists may try to disrupt the event. white nationalists, neo-nazis and the kkk held i largest white supremacist rally in a decade in charlottesville! it was unite the right group to protest removing a robert e lee. more than 30 people were injured in the clashes with counter-demonstrators and car crash. weijia jang, cbs news, charlottesville, virginia. a developing story out of hawaii. a search-and-rescue operation is under way for an army helicopter and the five people aboard when it crashed off the coast late last night. the blackhawk was in a training exercise when contact dropped out. search crews found debris in the area. they are still looking for the crew. in the bay area, bart is considering moving up its plan for later start times. the agency says it could help with the new remodeling project. officials are looking into having the trains start running

at 5 a.m. instead of 4 a.m. the agency says it would give crews more time to work on construction overnight when the trains aren't running. now, if the measure passes, the change would go into effect next year. new survey shows a significant number of bay area renters want out! it's not just the cost of living that has them looking elsewhere. kpix 5's jackie ward joins us now with the details. jackie? >> reporter: michelle, there have been reports in the past that have said millennials plan on leaving the area in the next few years for a variety of reasons. but according to a site that helps renters find homes, 83% of people want to leave and that number got our attention. rent over the past year has remained relatively stagnant according to several real estate sites. but stagnant doesn't mean affordable for a lot of people. the average one bedroom in san francisco will cost you slightly more than $3,100 a month. in an apartmentlist.com report

it says that up to 34% of renters on the east or west coast will move citing job opportunities and affordability as the main reasons and san francisco renters are no different. 63%, the highest of any metro area in the country, say affordability is the number one reason people will move followed by job opportunities and commute times. in the midwest, about one in five renters says weather is the primary reason they want out. but that's one thing california renters can't say. the 50 metro studies, apartmentlist.com says only .5 of renters would leave because of the weather. ople in los angeles and san diego are reportedly content with the weather there, too. so where do these people plan to go? utah was a very popular we also top choices for west ns coasters. still ahead, getting ready for the rush of people wanting to catch the solar eclipse. people living along its path preparing now for all the tourists.

e. but now people living along its path have just a few more days until their communities are filled with millions of tourists. mark strassmann looks scientists have been preparing for decades for the solar eclipse on august 21. mark strassmann reports. >> reporter: you don't usually see crowd control roadblocks at a museum but on monday this observatory will be overrun by people coming to see the stars in the middle of the day when temperatures are expected to be

in the 90s. >> we'll have band-aids. we'll have additional water, seating. we actually are bringing in misting tents. >> reporter: the eclipse will travel 2400 miles across the u.s. 12million people in the totality zone of complete darkness. but ten million visitors are expected to squeeze their way into the eclipse's path. with populations expected to ne arly double, cities and towns n e redoubling their torts eo ru geadreouy.t t of stuff. >> reporter: this market is already seeing a run on bottled water and basic supplies. >> we hope we can keep up with the demand with a lot of people in town. >> reporter: while the eclipse is 0 s wide, many roads mileare narrow just two lanes in some areas, with the eclipse 70 miles wide. >> with thfoe s lk abouedt gectttinpeg to our emergencies. >> reporter: so many people hoping for their glimpse of the

put its national guard on standby. in oregon they have already activated that state's national guard. mark strassmann, cbs news, columbia, south carolina. >> our ken bastida will be reporting from the path of totality in oregon leading up to and during the solar eclipse. look for his reports starting saturday here on kpix 5 news. roberta, have you figured out where you will see it from? >> i think i'll be in concord or brentwood or discovery bay, even on a boat. hi, everybody! where are you going to be to see the partial eclipse? here's your fact for the day on the great american solar eclipse. the last time that only the contiguous united states saw a total eclipse was january 11, 1880. go to our website for more information. as far as the weather is

concerned, don't be at the arou we'll have a stubborn marine layer. get inland to the east. we have a deck of clouds in santa rosa and napa and sonoma. so head towards antioch or tracy, mountain house this morning orinda was socked in. now 74 degrees. still cloudy in san francisco says george and jerry in antioch. charlie in vallejo they now have sunshine but antioch has been clear all morning. here you have the clear skies out towards tri-valley. we did start ofe f thwith some stratus there. livermore at 72. same in san jose. it's been expansive and extensive a little bit of an eddie developing there enhancing our marine layer. today, we are talking about the area of low pressure that did thicken up the marine layer exiting to the east. high pressure quickly fills in. we have earlier burnoff from tomorrow through saturday. then another upper-level low

will enhance that marine layer again sunday through tuesday. so looking ahead, the warmest of the week will be friday and saturday. that's when we'll see the 87 degrees in sacramento back to the mid-90s. 77 today in the greater lake tahoe area. local numbers from the 60s to the 70s to the 80s. take your pick! you want high 80s? go to lakeport or to discovery bay. 8:00 sunset. todayto 90 grees. we'll be right back. don't go away.

of the death of the rock legend.. the pres this year tens of thousands of elvis presley fans have come to graceland today to mark the 40th anniversary of the death of the rock legend. the family told fans this is the largest vigil yet. fans paid $30 for admission. the fee also provides access to a new attraction. his former personal nurse was on hand. >> he looked at me, he said, when i'm dead and gone, 10 years later they will say elvis who? well, look around? 40 years later, elvis who? >> according to graceland, he sold over 1 billion records worldwide and five hall of

fame. the coroner ruled his death a heart attack. he was 42. we'll be right back.

well, today's tip of the day is going to be is going to be with grapefruit. i do citrus once in a while when it comes to the fall. summertime, like now, all the summer fruits, summer grapes and melons, why grapefruit? because these are coming from

california. and let me tell you something, this grapefruit is good. years ago, it was bitter. new variety coming out. look at the juice and the color. and the aroma is beautiful. but selection and storage is very important. oh, smells so good. when you buy them, you want to make sure, like all citrus, heavy for their size packed with juice and not pulp. skin a nice color all the way around. light rose color means they will be nice and colorful on the inside. and when you bring them home, like all citrus, store them on the counter, never in the refrigerator. grapefruit this time of year, great for your diet. it's full of nutritional value and super food, only 35 calories per serving, you can't beat it. 'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. nd always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. oh!! come here. look at this. looks good. coming up at 5:00 an amazon

customer says his order never arrived but amazon's records show it did. the new delivery scam to watch out, coming up at 5:00. >> that's interesting. that's it for kpix 5 news at noon. already. just like that. >> yeah. >> before you know it, it's thursday. and then after that, friday. >> there you go. it's right over there. >> and after that? >> it's turning out to be a gorgeous afternoon. enjoy today. >> good advice. have a great one. ♪[ music ]

>> quinn: eric, be reasonable. we can't let that woman live here. >> eric: she has a concussion. >> quinn: yeah! >> eric: because of you. >> quinn: no, i'm not taking all the blame for this. >> sheila: i -- you know, i don't want to cause any trouble. i just -- i just want to go back to my hotel room. >> eric: the doctor says she can't be left alone. >> quinn: yeah, but she won't be alone! send her to a hospital! if you're really that bad off, isn't that where you should be? >> liam: hey, so -- oh! >> bill: [ groans ] >> brooke: [ giggles ] >> liam: um, yeah. i -- i was just gonna head out. i was gonna say good night. uh, don't forget about the conference call with the new york office first thing tomorrow. >> bill: no, no, no. i'm gonna let you take over that little chat with karen. >> liam: okay. >> brooke: tell her hello, and