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aboard the southwest flight. the pilot made an emergency landing on the philadelphia airport after one of the planes engines exploded. one of the passengers recorded a facebook video. >> it felt like it was freefalling. everyone was freaking out. everyone was crying. >> reporter: photos taken inside the plane show a damaged left engine. the explosion punctured the side of the 737. >> it was an explosion, then it almost immediately stopped and then came down. and then in a matter of 10 seconds, the engine then hit a window and busted it wide open. that explosion critically injured a passenger that was sitting in row 17. >> reporter: the plane was going from new york to dallas. cbs news aviation and safety analyst said it look like an

uncontained failure. >> not only does the aircraft engine stop operating and explode, but parts of the engine itself actually potentially may go into the side of the aircraft. >> reporter: the national transportation safety board is expected to launch an investigation. michelle miller, cbs news philadelphia. we're just learning the one passenger was transported from the scene in critical condition. seven others were treated for minor injuries. they talk but what they found once the plane touched down. >> i can't say that when our aircraft rescue and philadelphia via firefighter personnel arrived, they found a fuel leak at a small fire and one engine on the 737 aircraft. aircraft are complex pieces of machinery. >> passengers are being interviewed before being booked on other flights. they are sending a team of investigators to the airport. a fire at a san jose

apartment complex force people to make daring escapes this morning. the five alarm fire started just before 6:00 at the summer winds apartments near highway 101 and tele road. investigators helped to rescue several people, they say that some neighbors tied sheets together to escape from their balconies, while others jumped in to help. >> we could barely get the gate open and to get the fire partin in. there was so much smoke from both of the buildings. in this particular instance, there was a family that were trapped on the balcony. >> this was the view from chopper 5. crews climbed ladders to douse the flames. 50 people who lived in the complex had to be treated for smoke inhalation. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> one person was killed in a crash this morning. two cars collided. one slammed through a maine comcast cable and that knocked out cable and

internet service in the area. it is not clear when the service will be restored. a heads up for drivers making their way through lafayette. moraga road is closed between st. mary's road and sky high drive because of downed power lines. pg&e and crews are on site. the roads should be back open at any moment. today, president trump responded to report that california will not be sending national guard troops to the border after all. the governor says that is not true. we have more on the back and forth. >> reporter: based on what governor jerry brown is saying, there is no confusion regarding california's national guard troops. he says they are ready to go and get to work. taking questions from reporters at the national press club in washington, dc, governor jerry brown said that while some details are unclear, the california national guard is working with national guard headquarters. >> i sent a letter stating my

objectives and that number could be 200 or 400. that is being worked out. >> reporter: last week, brown agreed to send 400 troops, but only if they do not assist in immigration matters. >> we have plenty to do with respect to our borders. the problem of guns, cartels below the border, human trafficking, guns going south. there's a lot to do. >> reporter: confusion started yesterday when federal officials told the associated press that california national guard members would not enforce trump's immigration agenda. >> california has plenty to do. we are willing to do it. >> reporter: and you come to terms on an agreement? >> i think we have already come to terms as far as i understand it. >> reporter: the critical terms appear to be news to president trump, who tweeted that it looks like jerry brown in california are not looking for safety and security along their very porous border. he cannot come to terms for the national guard to patrol and protect the border.

the high crime rate will only get higher. much wanted while in san diego has already started. he blamed the confusion on bureaucratic back and forth, but seemed willing to hash out the details and get the california national guard to the border. tesla is pausing production on its model 3. this is not the first time that it has been hit by setbacks. jessica floris has more. >> reporter: teslas first caller with mass-market appeal starts with a starting price of $35,000. but it has costs buyers months of wait time. one month after e -- elon musk give them a tour of the factory, tesla is temporarily suspending model 3 production. >> reporter: have you had many cancellations by model 3 purchasers pressured by the weight? >> was that people cancel because they just needed a car and we didn't have a car for them. >> reporter: the production shutdown is expected to last

for the next four days. they tell me that workers can take unpaid time off, take vacation time, and some will get work and other parts of the factory. this is the second time the company has paused work on the model 3 in roughly 2 months. in a statement, the company says that periods of planned downtime are used to improve automation and systematically address bottlenecks to increase production rates. >> it shouldn't be a question about whether or not someone will get the car. it will just be a few months longer than expected. >> reporter: the goal is unchanged. 5000 per week in the next three months. the production shutdown comes as federal investigators are looking into the deadly crash in mountain view. involved a model x operating in autopilot mode. new at noon, starbucks says it will close more than eight new at noon, starbucks says it will close more than 8000 stores for part of the day on

may 29 to conduct racial bias education for employees. this is the company deals with accusations of racism from coast to coast. the latest incident sparking outrage happened here in california. >> it happened this past weekend and philadelphia, and the same thing happened to me. >> a white starbucks customer named weston told brandon that he had no a problem getting access to the bathroom. >> they just give the coach you would before you made a purchase. >> reporter: he then confronts a starbucks manager about the double standard. >> this is not your business. you are not in charge. >> you're not allowed to be here anymore. >> reporter: he says a security guard escorted them out before police arrived. >> there should be a sign that says whites only, because that is how they treated me. >> reporter: kevin johnson wouldn't answer questions about the video. he was in philadelphia, meeting with the mayor and police chief about growing outrage and protest.

>> reporter: the men were denied using the stores bathroom because they were not paying customers. when they refused to leave, a manager called 911. johnson apologized and wants to meet with the men. >> there have been some calls for us to take action on the store manager. i believe the blame is misplaced. in fact, i think the focus of fixing this, i own it. >> starbucks says the manager who called 911 at the philadelphia store no longer works there. the company declined to say whether she left on her own, was fired, or transferred to a different location. a fox news host is defending his ties to president trump's personal attorney, michael cohen. amidst the investigation, we have a report from the white house. >> reporter: fox news host sean hannity denies being a client

of president trump's personal attorney, michael cohen. he says he merely asked:legal questions from time to time. >> they never involved any matter. any, sorry to disappoint somebody. any matter between me, third- party, or third group at all. >> reporter: but cohen listed canady -- sean hannity as a third client. this was over who could see documents acquired during the raid of his area. they could not put information on a searchable database and share it with the defense. they would then determine whether or not to approve the request to have a special master to decide what can be productive -- protected by attorney-client privilege. president trump's lawyer asked to read -- review the material so that they themselves can determine what is privileged communication between the

president and cohen. judge would rejected the request. >> ultimately, either a taint team, a special master, and a court will make the decision. >> reporter: federal investigators will determine whether or not cohen violated campaign finance laws when he paid stormy daniels $135,000 about her alleged sexual contact with president trump in 2006. still ahead, grandmother is accused of murder into states and of stealing a woman's identity. why police are trying to track them down. a friend jokes and pushes her other friend near an oncoming bus. we have cool temperatures to talk about. clear skies out there. a look at your afternoon highs and a look at the next chance of showers.

nearly hit by a bus.. after being pushed by her friend. street camera footage captured the heart-stopping incident in poland check out this crazy video. this is a close call for a teenager who was nearly hit by a bus. do see the girls walking? they are friends, apparently. one of them pushed the other one right into the path of that bus. obviously, it is a heart stopping incident. it happened in poland last thursday. the 17-year-old girl miraculously only had minor bruises. as for her friend, she says they were just joking around. please gave the girl a fine and she may also face charges. a nationwide search is on for minnesota grandmother accused of killing her husband and then killing a woman who looked like her so she could steal her identity. we have a report. investigators fears she could kill again. >> she is armed. she is dangerous. she looks like anyone's good mother or grandmother and she

is a killer. >> reporter: the case of a nationwide manhunt is a grandmother from minnesota. >> she could be anywhere at this time. >> reporter: police in florida say she was at this paris on april 5. surveillance video from inside shows her befriending her alleged victim four days later, police found her dead in her florida condo. >> and further investigation shows that she was targeted due to the similarities in their appearance. >> reporter: they believe that she quickly assumed her identity, stealing her credit cards and drivers license and fleeing in her white acura. lisa been looking for since late march when they discovered her husband dead of multiple gunshot wounds in the couples world minnesota home. missing is his white cadillac and $11,000 illegally transferred from his bank accounts. she allegedly drove to iowa, stopping at different casinos before continuing on to fort

myers. police say she was most recently spotted in corpus christi, texas, where authorities fear she could cross the border into mexico. >> they say she has a history of gambling problems and they say the court reppert's -- records say that she been accused of $70,000 from her disabled sister and spent thousands of it at her casinos. police believe she killed the victims with the same gun and that she still has it. it is 60 minutes after 12:00. it is tax day. you can see that the dow is up today, though. it has been all day. more than 239 points. attacks the issue for the irs. the online filing service is currently down. the agency says it is working to resolve the problem, but if you're looking to mail your taxes by the deadline, several bay area post offices are open later than others. oakland and san jose main post

offices will be open its 8:00 tonight. the distribution center stays open a little later, until 8:30. if you're really desperate, the airport mail center in san francisco does not close until 10:00. the colosseum is expected to be a packed house tonight as the a's celebrate their 50th year in oakland. 65,000 fans are expected to attend tonight's free game in honor of the big anniversary. there is free parking at the colosseum tonight. the a's and their opponents, the chicago white sox, will be wearing the 1968 throwbacks for the game. i can't wait to see what that looks like. first pitch is at 7:05. gates open at 4:30. and we've been keeping an eye on what the weather looks like. >> for all the people excited to check out the game. it will be okay. cool conditions. clear skies, no rain in sight. nothing to mess with the game, but it will be cool. we have calm conditions out there. not much cloud coverage.

right around first pitch, 55 degrees. once the sunsets, it will be much more brisk. i suggest long sleeves and a jacket. you might need that today. here's a look at the mountain camera. we have green lush conditions out there near lake curry. you can also see clouds working their way through. this started to appear in the past hour or so. this is the dublin camera. also some clouds lingering over the mountain ranges. nice and clear along the coast. the ozen beach ocean beach camera showing clear skies. 58 degrees right now in san francisco. 56 in livermore. oakland is 55 degrees. yesterday we were talking about hailstorms and thunder and lightning. that is not the case today. calm winds out there. five hour power winds in redmond city. the sunset is happening 27:47. sunrise tomorrow morning at 6:30 a.m. we should be clear for sunset time. for sunrise time, will be in

the upper 50s for san francisco. here is what is happening so that the low that brought us all the crazy weather yesterday has moved out further east. we will stay cool for today and that we have this coming through. it will bring us a chance of showers, also the cloud coverage for tomorrow. after that, we look at sunshine and warm weather. we're timing this out for you. tomorrow afternoon will be a little bit slick out there. that is when the rain is expected to arrive, lasting until midnight. on thursday, look at the nice clear conditions. friday, saturday, sunday, our temperatures are on the rise. stay with us. we will be right back after the break.

southwest plane in philadelphia. the national transportation safety board now confirms one an update now on the emergency landing of a southwest plane in philadelphia. the national transportation safety board confirms that one person died when an engine exploded. seven were treated for minor injuries. the ntsb is sending a team to investigate. >> terrifying. >> it really is. to the healthwatch. a major breakthrough in the treatment of lung cancer. they are using drugs to trigger a patient's immune system. >> the immune system does not recognize it. this is a drug that actually blocks this signal, allowing your immune system to attack.

normally when you give them chemotherapy, they have 11 to 12 months of life expectancy. when you add immunotherapy to it, you are seeing a doubling of how long they live. >> researchers are running tests to see if the immunotherapy could be an effective treatment for other types of cancers as well. eating three or more servings of nuts every week may help lower the risk of developing heart rhythm irregularities. researchers in sweden conducted a large-scale study and said that nuts may also decrease the risk of heart attack and heart failure. we will be right back. he

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good, just sauti them for just a little while. they will keep cooking and al stay nice and crisp and clean and delicious. always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. blue lake beans. an estimated 8 million metric tons of plastic waste and up in the ocean that each year. the potential pollution solution. that is, but tonight at 5:00. thank you for joining us today at noon. enjoy the rest of your tax day tuesday. >> stop procrastinating! you could generate your own energy,

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