's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all of california. you could generate yourat home.rgy, or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. administration... again. this time over vehicle emissions standards. more than a dozen states are joining the legal battle to keep ugher restrictions now at noon, california is suing the trump administration again. this time over vehicle emission standards. more than a dozen states are joining the legal battle to keep tougher restrictions in place. good afternoon. >> and markovic is in the newsroom with this announcement in sacramento. >> reporter: they have some of the strictest standards in california. now, california and 17 other

states are suing the trump administration to keep it that way. >> the state of california is not looking to pick a fight with the trump administration. we are ready for one. >> reporter: today, and announcement of the 30-second lawsuit against the federal government. this against the epa plan to scrap the state standards on greenhouse gas emissions for vehicles. the standards would've required vehicles to get 36 miles per gallon by 2025. about 10 miles over the existing standard. an effort to help combat global warming. >> this is real. and if he doesn't get it, if president donald trump doesn't get it, they have to go. >> reporter: scott pruitt says california's strict gash emission standards are not appropriate and need revision. for that,, never -- governor brown calls him outlaw pruitt. >> it is so outrageous, i find it hard to find the right words

to describe. >> reporter: the legal basis, the epa is threatening and arbitrary move that violates the clean air act. >> with the latest reckless decision, they did not just jeopardize or planted in health, they also broke the law. the maximum the other states don't even have the same strict standards as california when it comes to greenhouse gas emissions. they joined in solidarity with the state goals, -- protests are underway for mayday, also known as international workers day. one of the largest marches is in oakland. jessica florez explains how they are using it to bring attention to the struggles of other groups. >> reporter: about 200 people here are at the park at 16th and adeline. they started at the port of oakland and marched over here.

they are listening to speakers right now holding signs and they say this is much bigger than just mayday and a labor movement. they are talking about police brutality. i want to show you there is a strong police force, a couple dozen officers standing by. everything is peaceful, nothing that police need to do except for monitor the situation. they did march on city streets from the port of oakland to this park and are now rallying here. among the union signs, also signs calling for sanctuary for all. and protesting police brutality. one sign lists the names of bay area residents killed by police officers. members of the international longshoremen workers union say the issues are part of the labor movement. >> in our own history, july 5 1934 two maritime strikers in the west coast strike were shot by the police. we understand what it means to

have those who give their lives for the struggle of working people. >> reporter: the third year in a row they have gone on strike for mayday. to draw attention to problems in society. >> i want a better world for my daughter and family. there is too much senseless violence and if this brings awareness against that, i think it is a positive thing. >> reporter: there are events going on in san francisco and hayward and all these people will convene at 3 pm in oakland for a march there. >> as she mentioned, rallies and marches are planned all over the bay area, one is underway right now at city hall. in san jose people are gathering at roosevelt park to march to city hall and another get started at 4:30 pm at mountain view. workers and activists are marking mayday around the

globe, things turned violent in paris. you can hear the popping sounds at the gathering, smoke was also rising above the crowd. hooded protesters earned a car and scrolled graffiti on buildings. police were wearing riot gear to move in and get things under control. dozens of protesters were arrested in turkey as they made their way into istanbul. it holds symbolic value for the labor movement. they had it cordoned off the demonstrations. more of a celebratory atmosphere in cuba as thousands took to the streets. the march and -- was headed by the current president and was joined by the communist party leader raul castro. they are asking for an end to the embargo that the u.s. imposed several years ago. an employee and his friend are facing murder charges in the fatal shooting of a man. this man, and his friend are

charged in the killing of another last week. they say the suspect followed the victim as he picked up his girlfriend and drove back to their home in daly city. then shot into the car as they backed into the driveway. this is video of him testifying at a hearing on raising minimum wages for workers. he worked at sfo with the victims girlfriend and was reportedly rejected by her. the suspects will be back in court on may 8. a young couple fatally shot while they were sitting in a car. police are offering a $20,000 reward for information leading to a suspect. this happened around 9:30 pm on 89th avenue. a 25-year-old man and a 19-year- old woman died at the scene. no suspect information is available. shaking in the east bay this morning, a magnitude 2.6 earthquake hit roughly 3 miles north of diablo. no injuries or

damages have been recorded. the questions that robert mueller has for president trump are now available. they will focus on whether the president obstructed justice. >> reporter: robert mueller reportedly has 44 questions he would like to ask president donald trump about his rush investigation and possible obstruction of justice. reedy thnew rk times fit center on james comey. the questions include what did you think about mr. cummings intelligence briefing on january 6, 2017? about russian election interference? and regarding the decision to fire james comey, when was it made, why and who played a role. he would also like to ask the president about michael flynn who is now cooperating with a special counsel investigation. >> i asked for his resignation, he gave it. >> reporter: he was fired 24 days into the trump

administration for lying about his contacts with the russian ambassador. he wants to know what the president knew about those calls, why he decided to fire him and what efforts were made to reach out to flynn about a possible pardon. president donald trump wasted no time firing back on twitter . he says it was disgraceful that the questions were leaked to the media. and another tweet he wrote it would seem very hard to obstruct justice for a crime that never happened. witchhunt. his team has previously asked the trump administration that the president is not considered a target. so, investigators have been hoping to speak with the president. the head of the environmental protection agency says two top aides are leaving amid ethics investigations. the epa chief didn't give specific reasons but says his security chief is retiring and the aid in charge of overseeing the nations toxic waste cleanup program has resigned from his role. the clock is ticking towards president donald trump's

decision on the iran nuclear deal. he made his feelings clear during a address to the media. that is really prime minister says they are proof that they are covering up. >> they continue to preserve and expand their program for future use. >> they called his claims ridiculous, president donald trump faces on may 12 deadline to decide the fate of the accord . european allies are asking him not to abandon it and say they will stick with the plan even if the u.s. opt out. the first group of central american migrants that trekked across mexico seeking asylum is being processed. we have more on those allowed in and the dozens still waiting among the us-mexico border. >> reporter: members of the so- called caravan cheered and pumped fists when news spread that eight women and children

were allowed to cross the border. the entry is a milestone for the group. marking the end of the month long journey from their home countries. the caravans organizer says we are happy celebrating, these are eight families who don't have to suffer anymore. we have the opportunity to reach a court. 140 are still waiting to enter the u.s. setting us this and kempen in mexico. officials from border protection announced that the san diego port of entry is already full. this group has become the focus of the trump administration. overnight the president tweeted the migrant caravan that is openly defying our borders shows how weak and ineffective u.s. immigration laws are. seekers have to prove fear of their country. >> it can take a couple weeks for an officer to actually see. >> if they pass the interview, they will likely have to make their case to a judge.

who decides if they will be granted asylum. a new facebook feature to help protect your privacy, the big announcement at today's conference in the south bay. from botox to micro needling and more. i have a doctor who makes cosmetic housecalls. we will see temperatures moving on up. w

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privacy controls this morning, thousands of people are gathered now in san jose for facebook's f8 developers conference. you are listening to his plan for a new history feature on the site. >> you can use this tool to see the information about the apps and websites you can interact with, you can clear this information and turn it off, having this stored with your >> ount going forward. ey scrutithny from users and congress after subscribers had information accessed by cambridge analytica, a data firm linked to the trump campaign. they are urging developers to work with his company to help build security and trust. apple is releasing their earnings report after the closing bell today. company is expected to post a 25% surge in profits for the first three months of the year. they could also announce plans to return more than $100 billion to its shareholders. some analysts say he missed the mark with its $999 iphone 10.

taking a look at stocks on wall street, the dow is down 140 points. doctors are making housecalls again, not just to cure an illness. now you can get botox and other cosmetic procedures done right at home. >> reporter: lisa is getting micro needling to help build collagen and prevent wrinkles in the comfort of her dining room in orange county, california. >> reporter: what you like best about getting the service? >> just the privacy of being in your own home as well as having the doctor right here that you can have a conversation with. you can ask questions. >> tommy immediately if it hurts. >> reporter: she calls on the services of this doctor, a con sears physician who specializes in cosmetic procedures. his office is his medical bag, he travels miles to deliver minimally invasive procedures right to his clients home.

>> botox, fillers, micro needling. i do injectables for double chin treatments. >> reporter: a visit from a private doctor can run thousands of dollars but spas and physicians are offering quick procedures at prices comparable to visiting an office and it's not just for the rich and famous. >> 20-25% or the hollywood celebrity types and then the rest are just regular normal patients. >> reporter: justine is a nurse from los angeles and so she can get botox into since within her budget. >> it is hard to drive to an office, sit in traffic, sit in office and wait for the doctor. >> reporter: she is done within 10-15 minutes and can go about her day. >> they also include b12 shots and ivs for hangover relief.

when you think of silicon valley, tech companies and startups come to mind but the area will soon draw outdoor enthusiasts. a new park called the bear creek redwoods preserve broke ground today. it is situated about 25 miles from google and facebook headquarters. the 1400 acre preserve features a historic pond and six miles of trail. >> folks can enjoy redwood forest close to home. they don't have to come far from silicon valley to enjoy these peaceful forests. walk around the pond, connect with nature. >> the grand opening is set for next bring. >> speaking of the outdoors and some beauty, you have a nice shot. this is lake tahoe in all its glory, blue skies and heavy clouds still out there. it is nice outside right now but this morning, they had some snow coming down across lake tahoe. this is the home what camera shot and a lot of that is melting. they did see some snow earlier, this is the six hour loop and i

wanted to show you the moisture that came through, a wraparound moisture from the system that has moved further south into the east. that would be snow across the sierra, some rain coming through sacramento valley and right now, it is looking like there could be moisture in the cloud cover hanging over the diablo range. overall, satellite radar showing the moisture long gone, it is moving south in places like la, san diego could get raindrops, las vegas as well. the winds are picking up west northwest winds at 15 miles per hour downtown san francisco 14, oakland at five, antioch 12, now that the system is moving out, we will see more of this, a good-looking week. blue skies across the bay, temperatures rising. livermore 64, san jose 63, temperatures will be above average today,

clear conditions over berkeley and temperatures will be above average for san francisco and oakland. 73 expected for san jose, concorde 76, further east the warmer it will be. down to the south, temperatures in the low to mid 70s. compare that to the cooler conditions and temperatures will hang around the low 60s. fairfield, pittsburgh and antioch, 80 degrees. sausalito 67, sonoma and napa in the low 80s as well. sunset happening tonight at 8 pm, sunrise tomorrow at 6:12 am, here's what's going on. this ridge of high pressure will bring us sunshine and warmer weather. the 7-day forecast will show you the impact of that ridge. look at temperatures on the way up into the 80s by the time friday, saturday and sunday rollaround. we will be back after the break. you could save energy

by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. comeback tonight. after rehabbing a knee injury warriors fans are getting excited about steph curry's much anticipated come back after rehabbing a knee injury for weeks, he is now listed as probable for tonight's game against the new orleans pelicans. olden state is up one game-0 in the semi finals. the series starts again tonight at 7:30 pm, there are tickets available starting at $100. the nominations for this year's tony awards are out and

kid related productions lead the pack. leslie odom junior and katharine mcphee made the announcements. >> the nominees for best musical are the bands visit, frozen, mean girls, spongebob squarepants the musical. >> there you have it, mean girls and spongebob have 12 nominations apiece. you can watch them on sunday, june 10 right here on kpix5. we will be right back.

to move california forward, we need to help more californians get ahead. that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets and keep kids out of gangs, and on the right path. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all of california.

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that window beautiful. another possible solution for the insein bay area housing market. we will show you a four bedroom home that could be built in just eight hours. we will have that story and more at 5 pm. >> the cost? you will have to tune in. >> that will do it for us, hope you enjoy the rest of your afternoon.

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