24 hour digital station cbsn i'll be back on "the cbs evening news." good day. live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. a historic moment at the white house, as president trump welcomes a senior north korean official to discuss the nuclear i think the korean peninsula. good afternoon. i am michelle griego . >> i am -- for kenny moore. that story in a minute. the first right now. police have detained several people in connection with the car crash copter -- after an apparent home burglary in seven cisco. here is a live look at the crash scene. this is in the procedure park area were officers caught up with the suspects this morning.

police say several people fled from one of the cars. but, for are being detained. the scene of the burglary is not faraway. investigators are not revealing that exact location just yet. there are no reports of injuries from this crash . >> our other top story. president trump says the historic stomach -- summit with kim jong-un is on in singapore. he met with the second most powerful korean official at the white house. kim young toll arrived with his delegates this morning after their to our discussion, the president this -- talked about the meeting with the media. is what he said >> we can go fast, or we can go slowly. but, i think they would like to see something happen. if we can work that out, that would be good. the process will begin on june 12. in singapore. we know that kim young toll arrived at the white house with a letter for the president, written by north korean leader, kim jong-un.

when asked by reporters what was inside, the president simply said he had not read it yet but would consider sharing it with the public. canada, mexico, and the european union have announced plans to retaliate against u.s. tariffs that went in to effect today. the u.s. imposed terrorist on nearly all imported steel and aluminum. the reliance on foreign materials has become a national security issue. canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, has failed -- vowed to retaliate with tariffs . >> canada could be considered a national security threat to the united states, is inconceivable. >> mexico and the european union are also planning to impose new fees on imported american goods. white house economic advisor larry kudlow said the terrorist are negotiable, and could one day be lifted. california's drought may be over for now, but you should get in the habit of conserving to prepare yourself for new restrictions on water use. kpix 5 reporter, jessica florez, explains. -- >>reporter: our drought officially ended last year, but these new laws are intended to

repair for any future droughts. this requires cities and water districts to set permanent water conservation rules. californians are now facing strict water consumption goals. two new laws require water agencies to meet a set of water conservation standards. by 2022, the indoor water standard will be 55 gallons per person per day. by 2030, the goal will fall to 50 gallons per person per day . >> it is important to plan ahead for the next route. >>reporter: still, -- is the laws won't have an effect on its customers . >> our customers are already conserving, well below the beginning of the drought, when we saw every -- a need to reduce overall water consumption. >>reporter: the rules require water agencies across the state to come up with their own plans to reduce demand on the water supply . >> so, this really does provide that appropriate level of local control, along with some oversight from the state. >>reporter: jurisdictions could

give customers incentives to cut back on water use. or even limit activities, like watering lawns . >> there would be a lot that would happen before we would see water agencies implement -- implementing use reconstructions and fees and fines . >> the rules do put in place, fines for agencies that don't comply. up to $10,000 per day. in oakland, jessica florez, kpix 5. last year, california and use an average of 90 gallons of water per person per day , when you combine indoor and outdoor use. this could be the day that the city of los angeles names a new police chief. this is of interest up here, because among the finalists is our police chief in san francisco, bill scott. he spent most of his law enforcement career with the lapd. and, current la police chief, charlie beck, has announced his plans to retire by the end of the year. a judge in sacramento county

could decide as soon as today whether to release court documents in the case of suspected golden state killer, joseph d'angelo. the judge is deciding what information should be made public from the search and arrest warrants. d'angelo faces 12 murder charges in sacramento, orange, santa barbara, and ventura county. he is also suspected in more than 50 rates and more than 100 burglaries between 1974-1986. on capitol hill, senator dianne feinstein is calling on ice to stop separating families when they are taken into custody at the border. feinstein is planning to introduce a bill that would put a stop to it. attorney general jeff sessions announced a zero-tolerance policy last month for him against illegally crossing the border. president trump's administration is facing deep scrutiny over the policy. in the san francisco mayorial race, one candidate is proposing to reform the sanctuary city loss. angela allie outta will make a push today, trying to gain support for the petition she is circulating. she wants to allow local law enforcement to coordinate with immigration agents, if a suspect has committed a violent

felony. she is hoping to get the measure on the november ballot. today is the beginning of lg bt q pride month. today, a rainbow flag was raised at the franklin mckenzie school centric service center. the district, which oversees 16 schools on the schools each side says it's a way to show commitment to a safe and inclusive learning environment. two -- >> we are here as a school board to protect our students. to protect our lgbtq students. it is very, very hard for lgbtq kids today . house democratic leader nancy pelosi the released a statement regarding trout -- lgbtq month. americans reaffirmed the right of all people to life, liberty, and the freedom to pursue happiness, regardless of who they are, or who they love. you can watch the san francisco pride parade on sunday, june 24. at 10 am, we will be streaming at live on all of our social media platforms. of jack the warrior stole the first game of the nba finals in

overtime -- and overtime thriller . >> connects. -- thompson. it was hot. he was a hard stopper during the fourth quarter, but the doves -- they went crazy and overtime to get that winter final score, 124-114. the humane society workers are used to putting animals up for adoption. right now, they have a peculiar situation on their hands in san mateo county. kpix 5's jackie ward explains. meet vivian. this 24 pound pig is currently in the peninsula humane society in san mateo, and she is looking for a new home. >> she is extremely healthy. she is a female. and, she is very friendly, very sweet. >>reporter: communications manager, buffy martin tarbox says vivian was found on the street in south san francisco. she is a bit of a mystery. she thinks -- they think she is

a potbellied pig and don't know for sure. they don't know how old she is her habit she may get . >> if she is a baby, there is a possibility that she could reach up to 150 pounds. so, just be aware that. so, this isn't really an animal that you can keep in a flat in seven cisco. >>reporter: it is important to the humane society that whoever adopts vivian adopts her for the right reason. >> we will not adopt her out to anybody who would consider her as a source of food. she is a pet. she is a domesticated pig, and she is a pet. >>reporter: for her own diet, she prefers one that consists of pig pellets and alfalfa hay. she also enjoys the occasional belly rub. if you have allergies, a pig is a perfect that for you because they have hair not for . >> to adopt vivian, the adoption fee is only $100. >> she is so sweet . >> she -- >> she is cute. this is something you don't see every day at lake tahoe.

no one was hurt, luckily yesterday, with this pick appeared off the highway and right into the lake on the west shore near homewood. the plaster county sheriff's department said pickup driver apparently dozed off. he almost hit another vehicle before taking the plunge. coming up, license plates are going high tech. we will tell you what you can expect from these new digital plates that are now hitting the road. plus, get ready to laugh out loud this weekend. the comedy festival gets underway in just a few hours, and the kings and queens of comedies who will be headlining the event. let's hope you can get outside at some point today, because it is beautiful out there. we have nice, clear conditions. barely a breeze. i will talk about your warm weekend forecast up next. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message.

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process. (sot tommy rezai, digital starting today, california is the first date to begin selling digital license plates. the high-tech plates have the ability to display urgent messages, like if the car is stolen. it can also share details of amber alerts, and simplify the registration process. >> i am an early adopter with a lot of things. i thought, why not give this a shot? i thought it was cool . >> innovation is not cheap. that device costs nearly $700 with the $7 monthly fee. interesting . >> it is . >> -- avoid trips to the dmv if you could do everything digitally. and privacy experts has some concerns about it. hacking -- that hacking worry when it comes to things like that. >> my big thing is the price. >> that's a lot of money . >> in any ongoing monthly fee is questionable, too. this might be a little cheaper though. >> is . >> laughter. some of the biggest names in comedy are here in san francisco for the second annual cluster fest. the festival kicks off today at

civic center plaza. it runs through sunday. it features standup comics. the daily shows donald j trump residential twitter library. music groups, and lots of food options as well. tickets are still available on the cluster fest website. that is starting at around 130 bucks. check this out. the big acts tonight include the lonely island. a, -- comedy music group. amy schumer -- amy scheuer. jon stewart will be closing out the festival on sunday. some pretty good names. wu-tang planned . >> that's going to be a good topic a lot of laughing. always good for the abs, right? summer is pretty close. we are going to feel a lot like summer this coming weekend. so all those comedians in town will enjoy our weather, too. is a live right now from our salesforce tower. they are seeing the west side. look at that pacific ocean. nice, clear conditions for you. a look to the east, you can see

oakland. you can see beyond that. those hills. we have con conditions out there. a lot less breezy, compared to what we experienced yesterday and the day before. this would be the tower camera that is facing south southeast. we have a little bit of choppy water yesterday from all the strong winds. but today, not the case. those winds have simmered down a lot. this is the view from the oakland airport looking onto san francisco, where temperatures are now 67. livermore, 72. open, 64. concord, you are at 75 degrees. let's check in on those winds. 5-10 miles per hour. east wins at sfo. we are seeing some variable action there. mainly, what is keeping us warm is this ridge of high pressure. the reason we are going to start to warm up is because we are not going to get that onshore breeze. that came along when that low was hovering over us.

that low has now moved further toward the east. so we can say goodbye to that coastal cooling, those clouds. instead, we will see a whole lot of sunshine. temperatures are on the rise. here is the future cast pig barely any cloud coverage in sight for the next 24-48 hours. only clouds over the ocean. that is all you will really see. you won't even see those at night. we will see visibility nice and clear. it will be a good weekend. maybe head to the beach or hang out around the bay. if you have a sailboat, you definitely want to be a friend. is looking at those temperatures today to --. san jose, 81. concord, 84. some of your neighborhood, 82 in palo alto. redwood city, 81. union city, 74 degrees. on the east bay, mid-to upper 80s. 87 in redwood. 84 in pittsburgh. by tomorrow afternoon, sunday afternoon, these numbers will be in the mid-90s. we can expect to see quite a warm up. at about 10 degrees to a lot of those inland neighborhoods. 82 in campfield, 82 in nevada.

pretty comfortable day. a day to get outside. but make sure you have your sunblock on. tonight, at eight -- a: 26. it's a great day for baseball. the giants playing here in town at at&t park. clear and 62 degrees for first pitch. that all of these events as we can pick union street music festival in san francisco. sunny san francisco. temperatures will be right around the 70s for that. is an art and wine festival in sunnyvale. there are two. another one in walnut creek. it will be warm, just hydrate. anytime there is wine involved you will want to drink plenty of water. here's a look at those temperatures for the weekend. you see that want and temperatures dropping for next week, back to normal conditions by wednesday. looking good. we like it . >> tonight marks the starts on the other side of the u.s. of the 2018 atlantic hurricane season. thousands of people, still recovering from last year's

storms, including the people in the houston area . >> it is very nerve-racking. what is to say that it will not happen again? we don't know . >> analysts say 2017 was the most expensive, and one of the deadliest seasons on records, with major hurricanes in texas, florida, and puerto rico pick the season, the national hurricane center predicts 16 named storms. including 5-9 actual hurricanes. let's take a look at the big board now and see how the stock market is doing. the dow is up about 180 points. the labor department has released its official hiring and unemployment figures for me. the news is good. 223,000 jobs were added last month. above the predictions of wall street economists. the unemployment rate was 3.8%. down .10 percent from april. in the lowest level since early 2000. still ahead, letting your pets off leash can be a little worrisome. we will have some tips to help you protect them from

fertilizers. that could make them sick. and, we will meet this guy. stick around. the sunrise/sunset report is sponsored by kelly moore paints. go where the pros go. kelly moore. the painters paint store. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor.

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transparent dr. jill chase joins us now to talk about protecting your pet from fertilizers. of course, she brought a friend today. this is west. a 2-year-old highland terrier . >> >> i'm sorry to correct you. but actually, this is cola. he is a westerly . >> oh. sorry. got it . >> i can see where the mistake happen. i think it is so timely that we had one of our viewers right in to ask about whether or not fertilizers will be toxic to small dogs. i thought it was really interesting, because i just did that same thing with my yard. summertime, everybody is trying to get the yards ready. i just fertilized mine. the thing is, fertilizers are toxic. if you have an organic fertilizer that has nothing in it like insecticides and herbicides, then the main risks is that the item they use for the ingredients they use for the fertilizer actually can be, at minimum, --, cause stomach obstruction. if you have a labrador that wants to eat the whole bag of

it versus a small dog, who i think chewing on it is just not healthy. everybody knows from watching the show that i prefer preventative care. i prefer that your pets not in that. but then we have to worry about insecticides and herbicides. those are actually more toxic. depending on what the product is in the fertilizer, it can lead to, again, minimally, stomach and intestinal problems but also neurological problems with get tremors and seizures and stuff like that. the rule of thumb is to keep your pets away when there is fertilizer. usually the fertilizer has instructions on it to keep your pets away from stepping on it. and then, if they do come in contact with it, obviously paid them with something like dawn dishwashing detergent. if they eat it, you probably should take that into the vegan area . >> always good advice.:, thank you for being so good. and forgive me for getting your name wrong . >> i want to say hi to annie and efrain. i just saw than today with the dog kai . >> if you have a question about your pet's health and well-

being, email us at pets at kpix .com . >> we will have joan give us answers every friday at noon. we will be right back.

late run n- at ana championship is especially fun for a youngster from q-tip today is on apples. some apples will look tired and merely. the honey crisp apples. the it is still good. but this time of year you have to subtract -- check all your

apples very carefully. honey crisp has always been one of the top-selling apple since they came on the market a few years ago. when you buy honey crisp apples, you want to make sure they have this dark pink white red color all the way around. us to be very firm but free from any markings whatsoever. make sure you bring them home and store them in the refrigerator right away. it is later on in the year, so what you want to do, is don't hold them too long in the refrigerator. by them and enjoy them within about a week. that chris [null] will still be there. and, the honey crisp is one great apple. i am your fresh grocer. always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. bye-bye. the golden state warriors latest run at the nba championship is especially fun for a youngster from fairfield . >> checking out. you might look familiar. trent fuller. six years old. he has basketball skills far beyond his age. he also bears a slight

resemblance to a player named steph curry. you may have heard of him. impact, some at oakland's oracle arena refer to trent as little steph . >> i don't really mind that they call me baby steph curry sometimes. not all the time . >> his -- he has not only met steph curry, he is on a first name basis with the superstar . >> impressive . >> i wonder if he can do the shimmy. >> he has the attitude, so i think you probably camping >> that is so awesome. that is going to do it for kpix 5 news. just like that, it is over . >> it's friday. so enjoy the rest of it and the weekend ahead. the weather should be great.

i call it like i see it. the race for governor has turned into a scam. gavin newsom's trying to elect a republican who was endorsed by trump. and villaraigosa's being bankrolled by a handful of billionaires. it's everything that's wrong with politics. and none of it is helping struggling families. here's my pledge to you. i'll keep our budget balanced. invest in affordable housing. fight for universal healthcare. and stand up to donald trump. as governor, you can trust me to do what's right- because i always have.

when the worst oil spill hit san francisco, first responders went to work. and mayor gavin newsom, he went to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor.

>> steffy: [ groans ] oh, no, no, no. oh, please don't let anything be wrong. no, no, no. oh... >> ridge: steffy's waiting for you. she never stopped waiting. so go to her. go to your baby. be a family. >> liam: i-i know, but -- but... there's a consequence to what you're asking me to do, and that is turning my back on hope. i respect you. you know that. i value your opinion. but... ridge, my head is spinning right now, and i don't -- i don't know what to think yet. >> ridge: you don't know what to think yet?