family.. an undocumented this is kpix 5 news. >> welcome home, welcome home. >> now at noon, tears and joy for a bay area family. an undocumented father gets his freedom after six months in a detention center. good afternoon, i'm kenny choi.

>> and i'm anne makovec. the man was detained last october when he dropped his daughter off at day care. >> reporter: his family anxiously waited outside the doors of the san francisco ice headquarters. they had not hugged him for six months until today. since october, his family thought fernando carrillo might be deported. immigration agents picked him up in san jose as he took his daughter to day care. he has been deported before and has a drunk driving conviction on his record. still the judge is allowing him to stay in the u.s., granting a withholding of removal order after he proved he would be persecuted if returned to mexico. his three children and wife are u.s. citizens. he says now he can stay, work, and is not fearful to be deported. >> i cannot describe it in

words. i am so excited. i don't believe it. i feel i am going to wake up and this is not going to be real. it is going to take me a few days. >> i feel grateful to have my partner back, my right hand. i'm looking forward to shedding light on what is going on in our community. i think fernando's first hand experience is the only experience we can use to make change in our communities. >> reporter: carrillo and his family are off to celebrate his release now. the next legal step? he is applying for permanent residency. >> carrillo says he is hopeful he will be able to apply for citizenship. the judge says he will not be deported as long as he does not get in trouble with the law. president trump tweeted over the weekend that daca is dead and he is pinning the blame on democrats and mexico. we have more details from the

white house. >> reporter: president trump watched as kids rolled easter eggs over a finish line but it was people crossing over the border that was on his mind. >> people are taking advantage of daca and that is a shame. it should have never have happened. >> reporter: the president blamed democrats for failing to protect the daca recipients, children who were brought here illegally by their parents. he claimed daca was dead because the democrats did not act. must secure walls and build a border wall. but during the recent budget battle on capitol hill, democrats say it was the president who turned down a deal to fully fund the border wall in exchange to fix the daca

program. congress got $1.6 billion for the wall instead of what we asked for and now he is focussing on mexico. >> they flow through mexico and into the united states. cannot happen anymore. >> reporter: the president claimed caravans of undocumented immigrants are coming over. he says he will end nafta, the trade agreement between mexico, the u.s. and canada if mexico does not do more to stop illegal immigration. china is striking back against president trump's tariffs on steel and aluminium. they have raised import rates on pork, fruit, almonds and more. >> if there were any type of tariffs on our soybeans going to

china, it would be sdaserous. -- sdasdisasterous. >> president trump says he is proposing to impose more tariffs. the former wife of nelson man dela has died. they divorced before he became the president of south africa. winnie man dela was a longtime politician. in a statement, her family said she died of an illness she was fighting earlier this year. students returned to class in parkland, florida for the first day after organizing the march for our lives event across the measure. they will only be allowed to have clear backpacks which the school will provide free of charge. students and staff will also have to wear issued i.d.'s when

on campus. new details on a trash that killed an entire family on the mendocino coast. it may have been intentional according to investigators. the family's suv came to a complete stop before accelerating straight off the cliff and down to the rocks below. the speedometer was pinned at 90 miles per hour but investigators do not believe that the car was travelling that fast. sarah and jennifer hart were killed along with three of their adopted children who died at the scene. the couple's three other kids are still missing. their neighborhoods in washington state called authorities just days before the tragedy fearing for the children's welfare. a sacramento sheriff's deputy is accused of hitting a woman with his suv as people protested the shooting of stephon clark. the sacramento sheriff's department released a statement claiming protesters were pounding and kicking their vehicles and the collision occurred as their van moved to

avoid being vandalized. officials say the woman was treated for minor injuries. she was among hundreds wloo took to the streets on -- who took to the streets on friday night. the autopsy showed that stephon clark was shot eight times by police. there was a bill introduced this week that would require the disclosure of investigations of serious use of force, including police shootings. supporters say it is necessary because people have a roit to know how law enforcement treats the cases. and opponents argue that the records should remain silent to protect officer's safety. a deadly crash involving the new model x tesla in the bay area, the company is now facing criticism about how it is handling the fatal crash investigation. >> reporter: the ntsb released a statement just yesterday saying it is unhappy with tesla for releasing information about the

investigation. this is what is left of a new model x tesla after it crashed into a freeway barrier on highway 101 on march 23. the car was in autopilot mode, killing the driver, 38-year-old walter wayne. no action was taken by the action who had several visual and audible hands on warnings, and the driver's hands were not detected on the wheel for six seconds prior to the collision, according to tesla. the ntsb responded with their own statement saying tesla has been cooperative with vehicle data but they are unhappy with the release of investigative information by tesla. wayne's family said he complained to the company about the car veering towards the freeway barrier in the past while on autopilot mode.

tesla says they do not have records of that complaint, and he only brought up issues with the navigation system. >> their stock prices is falling, they have had a fatal automobile accident. all of these things are combining to give tesla a black eye. >> reporter: another issue? they are recalling 23,000 model s sedans made before april 2016 for potential problems with the power steering bolts. ?a i don't think >> i don't think it is that big of a deal. it comes on the heels of somany other things that tesla has been facing. >> reporter: the stock dropped to the lowest it has been in almost a year for tesla. the clean up continues today in one of santa rosa's most hardest hit neighborhoods.

pg&e crewerize expected to build new gas and electric lines after much of the underground equipment was destroyed during last year's fires. crews will also install approximately 15 miles of new gas mains and service lines. despite the recent storms, california's snow pack is still far below normal. the department of water resources took their latest survey just a little while ago. they found that the snow in the siera measured a depth of 32.1 inches. the water content which is what really counts measured 12.4 inches. that is just 49% of the longterm average for this time of year. the vast majority of that much needed snow came in march. pg&e is rolling out a new rate plan, changing the way some customers are billed for electricity, ahead what you need to know to get to best deal at home. >> and one of the oldest traditions at the white house, next, highlights of this year's

easter egg roll. >> it is looking like a lovely afternoon today with temperatures close to normal. we will have your afternoon highs coming up and also tracking the next chance of rain.

during certain hours. it's called "time of use" billing.. charging more --or less ased on when starting this afternoon, your electricity might cost more during certain hours. it is called time of use billing, charging more or less for electricity based on when you use it. state regulators are requiring companies to offer this. pg&e customers have been randomly selected to try it out. you can try 3 to 8 p.m. or between 4 and 9 p.m. when the energy will cost the most. the rest of the days and on weekends, the price actually

goes down. meanwhile, major u.s. airlines may add flights to cuba after some carriers dropped service to the capital. they are pr posing the routes go to delta, united, and jet blue. billionaire richard branson has purchased the hard rock hotel and casino in las vegas. the property will be rebranded over the next several months as virgin hotels, las vegas. there are about 1500 rooms and suites. it will remain open during renovations which are expected to be cleated by the end of -- completed by the end of 2019. the website of toys r us has shut down. this is the message you get. the brick and mortar stores are open. the company filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy last september. thousands of adults and

children visited the white house today to participate in the 140th white house easter egg roll. >> one of the biggest social events of the year. president trump and the first lady were there to welcome the families. we have more from the white house. >> reporter: children sporting their sunday best gathered at the white house monday morning to carry on an annual tradition, rolling easter eggs across the white house lawn. >> not what i expected at all. >> why not? >> because i didn't think the woopt be that -- wouldn't be that much stuff, just the egg hunt, but it is better than i thought. >> reporter: this family came all the way from georgia. brothers brad shaw and langden worked out a strategy. >> what are the tips for a good roll? >> just throw as hard as you can. >> i got like a duck and that. >> reporter: the easter egg roll

is one of the white house's most enduring traditions, dating all the way back to 1878 when president rutherford hayes was in the oval office. president trump welcomed the families and so did the first lady who added new events this year like lawn bowling and a reading station. >> what was the hardest part about the egg roll? >> probably waiting in line. >> more than 30,000 guests rode in to join in on the fun. cbs news, the white house. all right. let's get a check of the forecast with neda. >> it is looking like a lovely lunch forecast here. it is cold at the white house but on the west coast, temperatures are feeling pretty good. here is a look at the dublin camera. there are a few light clouds in the distance. i am keeping an eye on the

flags. they were flapping pretty hard there but now things have calmed down a lot. here is the flag by the golden gate bridge. that seems to be encouraged a little bit by the west winds. we see a west breeze going on around the coastline today and that is keeping things pretty cool. the coastal temperatures will be pretty normal. look at all of the people out here enjoying the beach. it is 62 in livermore and oakland is at 61. concord is near 70. santa rosa is already at 71. here is a look at the winds. earlier today, it was around 20 to 25 miles per hour. gusts have been around 30 at the coastline throughout the morning hours. it seems to be calming down a little bit. pretty calm through nappy and fairfield. here is a look at the satellite radar. there is a lot of clearing going on after the clouds this morning. most of the clouds are moving further south and just a few thin clouds is all you will see

for the afternoon. mostly sunny afternoon. we have miceture on the -- moisture on the way that will build in hawaii and build us the moisture by the end of the week. sunrise tomorrow at 6:51. here is a look at the highs today and where we stand and the averages. we will be a few degrees above average for san jose and concord and san francisco. but oakland is spot on with mid-60s expected. low 60s for the beaches and low 70s for campbell. a look across the east bay, low to mid-70s today. it will feel pretty comfortable today especially with all of the sunshine. let's look at the forecast with the moisture arriving thursday night, bringing us wet weather for friday and saturday. sunday, we are looking at partly cloudy conditions. it is a pineapple express and it will be a wet system. >> thank you. we are also keeping a close track of these numbers right here. the dow has been tanking today.

it is down almost 600 points. >> an annual celebration of young people with big dreams and unbelievable life stories, this year's students rising above scholars.

but as christin ayers shares with us.. some very lucky students recently gathered to celebrate for many students, the road

to college is rocky. >> but some very lucky students recently gathered to celebrate the beginning of that journey. >> it is an annual celebration of young people with big dreams and unbelievable life stories. people like billy cokeeken. when we met him and others a decade and a half ago, they were high school students with daunting stories of hardship. all they wanted was to go to college. >> you just have to look for the good in people and stay with them. >> she came storming into my office and said done playing around, let's get serious. >> they were going somewhere but back then, they might never have guessed they would wind upright back hear with the organization that helped lift them up, students rising above. >> my name is billy copaken, i

graduated from the university of oregon. >> i got my masters from berkeley and i bought my first home in the bay area as a single woman. >> students rising above has also grown. >> nearly 750 students are students we have impacted off the top of my head. >> the most recent crop was in the room for the most recent gala, high school students with unlikey stories, bearing the names of the colleges they will attend. for billy and veronica, it was a full circle moment. and as professionals, now, it is time to give back. >> i am mentoring a college student who is a junior at berkeley. >> i took my meantee into my home and it was the best decision i ever made because she is like my little sister. >> there is a sense of returning

the favor. >> and the gala is a big fund raiser for students rising above. >> they do not have a grand total of the money raised but everyone said it was the best event they have had so far. >> just a reminder, if you have a consumer problem or question, you can email us or call the hot line, the number on your screen, 888-5 helps u. we will be right back.

dramatic story of survival... that story and more at five. a california boy trapped for

13 hours in a toxic tunnel, his dramatic story of survival, that and a lot more coming up at 5:00. that is an amazing story. we have nice weather to start the week, neda? >> yes, but by the end of the week it will change. we are going to get rain. just to prepare you guys. you have a few days to get ready. >> we will keep tracking it and have more information back here tomorrow. our next news cast is coming up at 5:00.

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