to california schoolsd, need big change. marshall tuck is the only candidate for state superintendent who's done it before. less bureaucracy, more classroom funding. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. center of another deadly crash investigation. this time -- divers pull a "model s" out of an east b a tesla is at the center of another codely crash investigation. this time divers pull a model s car out of an east bay pond. good afternoon i'm kenny choy. was the tesla on auto

pilot. jessica flores has the latest. >> >> reporter: you can see where it smashed through this fence here. it took a dive into the pond on private property. and divers found that driver dead inside the vehicle. almeda county sheriff's department says its dive team spent hours sunday night into monday early morning getting to the tesla, submerged in murky pond water. divers pulled out the body of 34-year-old danville resident keith leone. >> when our divers found him he was strapped into the vehicle. >> the property owner noticed the damage and called in the crash. the tesla model s found 65 feet from the embankment. >> the vehicle did travel a significant ways from the roadways so it is believed that the vehicle could have gone airborne based on some of the damage to a sign located in the area. we have never dealt with a submerged car, electric car like that before.

we did take precautions, we did make the proper phone calls to make sure that we were okay when we touched the cars that our diverses were safe. >> the deadly crash happened off this windee road. -- windy road. investigators don't know what caused the crash or what happened. the crash could have happened as early as saturday night. >> but he had not been seen for well over 24 hours. >> reporter: at this point investigators do not know whether or not the tesla model s was in auto pilot mode. castro valley, jessica flores. earlier this month a tesla model s rear ended a truck. the driver's only injury was a broken ankle. bay area tesla driver was killed when his car slammed on to a barrier on 101 in mountain

view. that tesla was on auto pilot at the time. a man fell to his death inside of a terminal inside terminal 3. airport officials say that the man fell from the mess a mean level -- mezzanine level. the spot where he fell has been closed off to the public. the victim is in his late 50s or early 60s. and the circumstances of the fall are now under investigation. firefighters in san francisco quickly put out flames in the visitation valley neighborhood this morning. this is on desmond street near sunny scale. crews say no one was hurt. the flames were knocked down in less than 10 minutes. no word on how this fire started. no school today in santa fe, texas where people are mourning the shooting deaths of 10 people. dozens of people attended a candlelight vigil for the victims and cbs reporter omar villafranca has more on tributes planned for today. >> across texas this morning,

people paused to honor the lives lost in friday's school shooting. the governor called for a state wide moment of silence for the 10 victims killed and 13 injured in friday's massacre. >> there are no words. >> over the weekend, there were more tributes at church services and vigils. hundreds of worshipers attended this mosque to remember exchange student, who inspired to work in civil service. >> she wanted to be a business woman. she said she wanted to impact the world. >> on saturday night, hundreds of fans packed the stands at santa fe's playoff baseball game. two players even suited up after being shot during the massacre a day earlier. police say 17-year-old suspect dimitrios pagourtzis wore a trench coat and carried a remington 870 shotgun and a..38 caliber pistol during the

attack. dan patrick suggested sunday that guns were not the issue. >> the best way to take that shooter down is with a gun. pagourtzis you are rendered to police a half-hour after they arrived to confront him. he waived his miranda rights and now in solitary confinement. nicholas pale represents pagourtzis. he might not have been in the right state of mind even though a social media post before the shooting showed an affinity for weapons and contained violent messages. >> this kid is confused and i think still in some shock. >> jj watt has offered to pay for the funerals for all of the victims. omar villafranca, cbs news, santa fe, texas. some lawmakers are now making another attempt at banning gun shows in bailey city. today, senator scott wiener and local high school students announced a bill that will ban the sale of guns and ammunition at the cow palace. senator wiener says the fourth

push comes in the wake of this year's high school mass shootings. >> they shifted from learning environments to places where they are not sure they are going to survive the day. the government has not taken enough steps to show that they are one thing that works, preventing access to guns. >> if the bill passes, it would go into effect in january 2020. president trump sent out an order via a tweet find out the doj plant add mole -- planted a mole. >> president trump sent a tweet this weekend demanding an investigation into reports the fbi planted an informant into his presidential campaign. >> if they were using somebody to engage the trump campaign, was there judicial oversight? >> sources tell cbs news, fbi informant was instructed to

make contact with 3 trump campaign visors, carter paige, george papadopoulos after they have suspicious contacts. >> it would have been negligent for the fbi not to take steps to protect the country. >> deputy attorney general road rosenstein has turned the investigation over to the sin spector general to investigate whether there was any i am pro pry ought. if anybody did participate we need to know about it. critics of the president are blasting him for making the demands, saying it's inappropriate. house intelligence committee devin knew none he demanding all documents. officials reject the request. >> i find it outrageous that the president's allies are in effect playing fast and loose

with confidential information. >> if the inspector general finds evidence of criminal wrongdoing he can turn it over to the doj for prosecution. cbs news has chosen not to name of the informant and the president is scheduled to speak at the white house. we'll bring that live during this broadcast. gina haspel is the first female director of the cia. career intelligence officer was sworn in at cia headquarters. she noted her historic achievement. >> i would not stand before you if not for the remarkable courage and dedication os s and ago women. in roles both large and small who challenge stereotypes, broke down doors for the rest of us. >> haspel oversaw a black site in thailand where terrorists were subjected to waterboarding.

she renounced torture saying she doesn't believe it's effective. bernie sander is running for reelection, the former presidential candidate announced this morning he is seeking a third term as a u.s. senator from vermont. the 76-year-old says it's been an honor to serve in the sena but eds done. sanders is considered a contender for the democratic presidential nomination in 2020. today is the last day to register to vote for the primary. millions of voters already signed up and according to the state 75.3% of eligible citizens are registered to vote, the highest percentage of eligible voters heading into a gubinatorial primary in the past 64 years. coming up, people in new england line the streets to welcome america's 41stpresident back to his family's summer home. growing concern about a medical device. the serious symptoms it has allegedly caused in tens of thousands of women. and we have nice amount of

sunshine out there. but temperatures are still feeling cool, especially in some locations, we'll talk about a chance for afternoon thunderstorms where those may pop up. only one candidate for governor

brought business and labor together to expand career training and apprenticeships, invested in transportation and helped create over 200,000 living wage jobs. antonio villaraigosa for governor. you know at the heart of what mayor villaraigosa is doing today, he's fighting to make this country more equal and more just.

president obama called him one of america's finest mayors. he's more prepared to get things done. antonio for governor. summer home. "woo!" residents in maine line the streets as george h.w. bush arrived at his summer home. this is the first time the former president returned to kennebunk port, maine since the death of his wife barbara. the town celebrated his a rifle yesterday. the motorcade passed through. >> i think it's important

because he's had a difficult year that he comes back in a place that he is comfortable with, that he is happy with, that he can get together with the family members and be be able to relax. >> the 93-year-old was finally cleared to return to his summer home in maine after he was hospitalized for a blood infection. in hawaii the kilauea volcano is spreading toxic fumes. molten rock from two lava flows reached the pacific ocean creating a condition known as laze, lava an haze. the clouds contain hydrochloric acid and glass particles. warnings they plan to stay put. >> something catastrophic could happen but i don't believe anything catastrophic will happen. one lava flow crossed a highway this weekend cutting off a key escape route. the volcano could be entering a second stage where it becomes

even more active. let's get a check of the bay area forecast, a cool one with netta. look at all this sunshine now. helping to warm things up especially if you are inland, away from the water where the warm air is. over the bay, i just -- just a gorgeous day if you can get outside and take a walk. bring a sweater with you. winds will pick up later. for now it is a nice looking one out there, those clouds have burned off quickly early this morning. 61 degrees for san francisco. livermore 71, con ford at 9.4 degrees. in the 70s for inland locations that -- con ford, at 74 degrees. in the 70s for inland locations. west, northwest direction at 11 downtown san francisco at 11. west winds start to get going that is where it will feel cool right along the coastline we are most likely going to see the marine layer return tonight and early tomorrow morning. satellite and radar showing moisture popping up here across

the sierra. we've been watching that all morning long associated with this upper level low bringing the chance for showers for the sierra, thunderstorms possible so if your commute takes that direction, right now it's looking calm, just keep in mind a chance for lightning strikes for hail here is a live look from the homewood camera, a break in in the clouds, rain early this morning, most likely again later on. the snow futurecast through 6:00 or 7:00 the chance of moisture picking up and again tomorrow afternoon when the in stability of the air kind of picks up during the warmest times of the day on tuesday, wednesday and even into thursday, we'll continue to see that chance for showers and thunderstorms. only for the higher elevation. for today temperatures look like this mid-60s around the bay, now here is a look at the seven day forecast you can tell the temperatures staying consistent if you are near the water. 50s and 60s will be the story all week long. and that is a look at the next seven days. >> looks nice out there, i

enjoyed a little walk. >> may gray in the mornings an sunshine is always well come. >> thank you. let's take a look at the big board. pretty strong day for the dow on wall street as it's up with about 4 minutes to go before the closing bell. growing concerns about the birth control device known as esure a tiny coil which is implanted into a woman 's fallopian tube, permanent birth control option. 24 women filed complaints with the fda saying they suffered serious side effects including excessive pain and several. letter gees. it can cause reactions in some women. >> the quails are made of nickel and poliester fibers, placed in the tube it creates an in flam mission reaction, it continues in the body. >> cassidy performed 100 hysterectomies on women who

have assure. bayer, its maker does take the complaints seriously but shows the risks outweigh the benefits -- or the benefits outweigh the risk. implanted in more than 1 million women world wide. he grew up in a refugee camp and moved across the world to realize his dream of earning a college degree. and we want to invite you pet lovers out there to send questions about their health and well-being. we'll have dr. jail chase every friday here at noon. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message.

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america. but as christin ayers shares with us, tommy saephan found his to success throu during his childhood immigrant families struggle to make their way in she was only

15 years old. so, i guess a big problem with that is being so young, not having graduated high school. it was hard for her to take care of me. >> life was hard for tommy and his little sister. when we first met them in 2014 both kids were living with close family. and in his new home tommy blossomed. education took center stage, he was an honors student, class president and about to get an associate's degree along with his high school diploma. >> all accomplishments tommy says could never have been possible without students rising above. as a new college grad. tommy says sra is still helping him succeed. >> working with their post graduation team, working with their own career counselors.

>> tommy is a regent scholar. >> on this special graduation day, tommy celebrate weekend other kids, the berkeley hope scholars all raised in homes without their parents and all proud cal graduates. tommy has a message for anyone who feels like the future looks less than bright. >> just stay resilient, no matter how grim a situation looks stay positive. >> for students rising above,. tommy plans to volunteer as a high school visor for another east bay nonprofit while he continues his job search. to meet our other sra scholars go to our website. a new study finds workers have a hard time unplugging from their smart phones. according to a survey from the job placement agency accountants, 56% percent of workers say they check in with someone on vacation, up from

54% in 2017 and just 41% in 2016. experts say it's important to come up with a plan before you leave the office. >> make sure that you have a colleague available to cover for you while you are out around arm them with enough information as possible to make enough decisions on your behalf. >> baby boomer were the most likely to unplug during vacation. we'll be right back.

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fingerling potatoes? the royal wedding may be over but plenty of cake left. wait until you see it. this is a life size cake of the duke and duchess of sussex. i know, that is crazy. amateur baker created it using lots of layers and covering them withholding chocolate and fondant going on display in november at a cake show. so i guess it is going to stay intact until november. >> eat the hand, eat the -- >> i think that is a laugh. thank you for joining us. he's been called a rockstar lawyer. he tops the charts on progressive causes...

winning pro bono battles for immigrants and the homeless. defending gay rights and gun control. democrat jeff bleich. after columbine, bleich led president clinton's youth violence initiative.

with joe biden, bleich took on domestic violence. served president obama as special counsel and ambassador. maybe bleich can't pull off the rockstar look... but his progressive record is solid gold.

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