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growing spotlight over the trump administration's policy of taking children from their immigrant parents. good afternoon. >> as our reporter reports despite increasing criticism the white house is standing firm. >> president trump is throwing blame on the democrats. says administration is following laws already in the books. anger is building over the trump administration's immigration policy which separates children from their families at the border. the administration made the decision in april to implement zero tolerance policy prosecuting anyone illegally entering america. >> the united states will not be a migrant camp, and it will not be a regee holdg facility. it won't be. >> reporter: under president bush u.s. referred illegal immigrants for prosecution but

made exceptions for adults traveling with children. the obama administration used the same model, put detained families together. the president says this is about stopping the spread of violence from central america to the united states because he says criminals use children as pawns to come illegally. >> take a look at the death and destruction that's been caused by people coming into this country. >> reporter: this morning the president wet tweeted it is the democrats' fault for being weak and ineffective with border security and crime. think about the people devastated by crime coming from illegal immigration. change the laws. >> they're describing this as a choice between open borders verses afflicting families. that's not the choice at all. >> reporter: the president will meet with republicans to talk about potential immigration bills tomorrow. melania trump also addresses the issue saying we need to be a nation that governs sowith he

>> representative nancy pelosi is visiting the border, touring several immigration detention facilities. she released this statement. ripping vulnerable children away from their parents is an utter atrocity that demates ... attacking the open door immigration policy for what he claims is a rise in crime in the country. he tweeted the people of germany are turning against leadership as migration is rocking the coalition. crime in germany is way up. big mistakes made all over europe in allowing millions of people in who have so strongly and violently changed their culture. fact check and latest report from the german government shows crime in the country is down to its lowest level since 1992. at least five people are dead after this suv crashed during a border patrol chase in

texas. the chevrolet suburban was carrying 14 passengers when overturned. authorities believe many of them were in the country illegally. >> they're just asking for help. help me, help me. i hurt. it was just chaotic. >> the driver and one passenger are believed to be u.s. citizens. they will likely face state and federal charges. in oakland a mess for morning commuters caused by this big rig. chopper 5 was overhead a of it turned on the on ramp to south bound 880. no one was hurt and no other vehicles were involved but it did take a couple hours to get the truck up right and towed. new, a man who claims his cancer was caused by a popular weed killer is getting his day in court. it is happening in san francisco. jessica flores is on the closely watched case against the chemical giant. >> reporter: this is the first case to go to trial where a

cancer patient is accusing monsanto of covering cancer risks of the product round up. the case is brought by 46 year old dwayne johnson. he is dying of cancer and claims ingredient in weed killer round up made him sick. he worked at the unified school district as a grounds keeper where he sprayed round up. a couple years after working at the district he developed nonhodgekins lymphoma. he is accusing monsanto of covering the potential dangers of round up. they've classified the ingredient in round up as a carcinogen. the lawyer says it's a david and goliath case but he is glad they're fighting the company in court. >> they have never warned anybody about it. mr. johnson made safety decisions based on the label every day and unfortunately has this aggressive nonhodgekins lymphoma. >> reporter: he says in a

statement more than 800 scientific studies, u.s.epa, national institutes of health and regulators have concluded that it's safe for use and does not cause cancer. we have empathy for anyone suffering from cancer but scientific evidence shows that this was not the cause. the outcome of the case could have broad implications for other cases. the lawyer in the case says he is representing hundreds of other cancer patients who have used round up extensively. jessica flores, kpix5. santa rosa firefighters looking for an arsonist. they said someone set 13 fires over the weekend. the first was at hern avenue and the railroad pad just before midnight. fires continued north and went west along the santa rosa trail. >> given the volume of fires, one after another along what we refer to as a walking path we are confident it was arson.

fortunately these are small fires. we don't want whoever it is to continue and the small fires turno something much bigger. >> officials are trying to identify the fire bug. there were no injuries and crews knocked down flames before they damaged homes. police looking for suspects in an early morning shooting. police found a man suffering from gun shot wound before 4:00 by orleans drive. police say that the injuries are life threatening. there's no word on a motive or suspects. firefighters are looking for the source of a one alarm fire. it broke out at a home just before 2:00 this morning. no one was hurt. major damage in the wake of a deadly earthquake in japan. we'll show you the impact in the country's second largest city. >> tesla is forced to answer new questions about a serious malfunction. what they're blaming the sudden car fire on in southern california. >> the morning marine layer is burning off nicely making for a good looking lunch break.

i will talk about the temperatures and the warming trend we are about to experience in your full forecast.

decoration c>>videfrom china, t a look at this. this is the moment a ceiling decoration collapsed onto a packed escalator. this happened at a mountain resort in northwest china. falling debris injured more than a dozen people. several were taken to the hospital and the cause of the accident is under investigation. a deadly earthquake in japan. magnitude 6.1 according to japan meteorological agency. it struck during the morning commute. at least four people are dead including a 9 year old girl hit by falling concrete at her school. more than 300 others are hurt.

there is no tsunami warning. this is the earth quake damage at a wine shop. hundreds of bottles fell and broke. you can see puddles of red wine and shaders of glass around the store. as bay area real estate continues to rise, so do sea levels. that can put tens of thousands of homes at risk. a new report says that 20,000 homes in the region could be flooded out by 2045. the total real estate value is $15 billion. the the report is based on federal figures that show that the sea level could rise almost two feet within the next 30 to 40 years because of climate change. these maps show the predictions for potential flooding by 2045. marin, santa clara, san mateo seeing biggest impact. fast forward another 50 years and this is how it could look by the end of the century. tesla is investigating a fiery model s mystery. tales trying to

blue in southern california. jamie yuccas shows us. tesla is calling the incident extraordinarily unusual. this model s quickly caught fire friday afternoon in in his no accident, out of the blue in traffic. in a statement, tesla says our initial investigation shows that the cabin in the vehicle was totally unaffected by fire. due to our battery architecture. it is designed to protect the cabin in the rare event that a battery fire occurs. >> of course the video footage looks alarming. >> reporter: editor and chief. >> there has been issues with lithium ion batteries in the past particularly around cell phones but electric car batteries are different. it's sophisticated technology. >> reporter: tesla maintains takes extraordinary measures to

protect passengers from fires which it says are ten times less likely in a tesla than a gas car. >> we have driven over 50,000 miles in vehicles and have never replicated anything like it. i think it needs more investigation. >> reporter: other incidents where teslas caught fire involved collision like this deadly florida crash last month or impact with objects on the road like this 2013 accident in washington state. there were no injuries in this latest incident and tesla says it is working to understand the cause of the fire. marine experts performing necropsy to determine why this great white shark washed up on a beach. it appears about five years old and has wounds and edselions. t its injuries contributed to its death. >> i don't know about getting that close to take a picture. i know it is not alive but look

at those teeth. at the clouds hanging over the coast. this would be ocean beach. you can see the tower now for a change. this morning, that was nowhere in sight as we had the thick marine layer along the coast and then it extended pretty far inland. it's now burning off in time for your lunch break making for pretty gorgeous conditions. san francisco is 62, 72 livermore, concord 75. our warming trend begins starting now. today temperatures are looking a couple degrees below average but they're really going to start to rise tomorrow. take a look at the cloud cover. it did come through the bay, the delta, and now you see it right there along the coast from the north to the south bay. here is a look at our wind speeds. this morning, barely anything. it's starting to pick up a little bit with red wood city at 12, 13 through downtown. not too extreme by any means. fairfield is 13 and breezier

near antioch. temperature wise we are still seeing the on shore breeze which is why temperatures are not sky rocketing too much yet. but a ridge of high pressure will change all of that starting tomorrow. low 80s today, 82 morgan hill. across the east bay, upper 70s and low 80s. around the bay, mid to upper 60s with 68 for alameda and berkley, 76 in kent field, mid 80s for clear lake and lake port. att park, it will feel good. bring a sweater. we will have that typical breeze through att when the marlins come to town. they'll be playing at 7:15. sunset is at 8:34. it will be cool once the sun goes down. we have this ridge of high pressure to the south. that's going to impact all of california soon. that's when temperatures will start to warm. you will notice that. for now there is a low to the east of us bringing in a slim chance of precipitation right will for california, nevada

border and oregon border, right at the section where the states meet. other than that it doesn't look like we will see moisture. what we will see is morning marine layer and warm weather by afternoon. sunny skies for several days. by the weekend it is looking like upper 90s or maybe even 100 for your saturday. >> 100 is too hot. >> just come to the beaches. >> good option. meghan markle's father is talking publicly for the first time since his daughter's marriage to prince harry. thomas markle appeared on a british tv show saying he regrets not being able to be at his daughter's wedding. prince charles walked his daughter down the aisle while he recovered from surgery. >> i can't think of a better replacement than someone like prince charles. he looked very handsome and my daughter looked beautiful with actually met his son-in-law in person but they have chatted on

the phone. he says the conversation was pleasant though they did disagree on one thing. he is not a fan of president trump and prince harry told him to give him a chance. rising gas prices may have you rethinking summer plans according to a survey by aaa. 47% of respondents say they would consider taking shorter road trips this summer if gas reaches $3.50. we are well above that mark already in the bay area where drivers are paying $3.83 for a gallon of regular in san francisco. in oakland and san jose, it's $3.74. aaa says drivers are paying nearly $70 more a month on gas compared to last summer. so gas prices are up. let's see how the dow is doing. it is down about 142 points. going away to college could be intimidating. but we'll meet a student rising above who has gone there and far beyond. >> all of you pet owners, send

us your messages. e-mail us at pets@kpix.com. we'll have our pet expert giving answers every friday at noon. we'll be right back.

14-year-old tanishq (tah-nee-shk) g the the youngest biomedical engineer in the country is graduating from uc davis. the 14 year old started

attending the university when he was 12 years old. he has no plans to slack off. of course not. he is already enrolled in a phd program and eventually wants to be a doctor and then says he wants to be president of the united states. >> he will solve all the problems, a whiz kid. >> can you imagine? what were you doing at 12? not going to college. >> playing video games, sports. >> reading mccutchen books. this is another amazing person. today's sra scholar never thought she would go to college let alone become a world traveler. >> she now has a passport stamped with success. >> mexico. >> reporter: in two years brenda has hopscotched across more countries than many people will visit in a lifetime collecting keepsakes. >> i have this one from russia. >> reporter: like this music

box from st. petersburg. travel is a passion she didn't know she had. in her early days she never even dreamed of college. then she got into an intensive college prep program and got a scholarship from students rising above. before she knew it, she was off to long beach state. it was during her college years she discovered she had an adventurous streak. students rising above sent an application for a summer internship but gave her the chance to travel to india. >> i ended up in love with india india. >> reporter: she was officially bitten by the travel bug. >> hungary, czech republic. >> reporter: suddenly crossing the globe on her own was not a stretch. brenda had been forced to grow up fast. when she was 7 years old her mother, a childcare worker, broke her leg on the job and brenda had to take charge of the house. >> i was comfortable with being t ofgra lot

what ourred when i was 7. >> now that she's graduated from long beach state and has her visa in hand -- >> i am excited. >> reporter: she's off to see the world again. first to mexico to visit family and after that a voyage to india to teach english as a scholar. >> being abroad makes me feel we need to focus on commonalities and see that there is a lot that we share in common than people can see. >> brenda is currently mentoring other sra scholars who want to volunteer overseas. to meet our other scholars and learn more go to cbssf.com/sra. we'll be right back. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman

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today is white peaches. i will do a nice recipe for 21 and older later on. we will talk about selection and storage. look for this dark pink and light red all the way around. a little bit of white is fine but the less green the better. a little give to the touch, not too much. what you want to do is treat them like eggs. bring them home gently in the bag on the counter and then, believe me, you will know when they're ready. they'll give out a wonderful aroma. for dessert, a nice glass of cabernet, cut up the white glasses and put them in the

wine. after dinner i eat the peaches and drink the wine. a beautiful thing. again, 21 and older. i am tony tantillo. always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. i have to find some wine. a heist involving motor oil and dozens of surveillance pictures. that's all the time we have. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most.

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