approach to border security... this afternoon, president trump doubled down on on's zero approach to border security. that separates migrant parents from children. then he embraced the american

flag. good afternoon everyone. >> president trump is insisting only congress can solve this problem as mola lenghi reports. he is meeting this afternoon to talk about immigration. >> there is growing bipartisan backlash to the trump administration's policy separating parents from their children at the border. many of of the president's allies are calling for a halt to the separations. president trump will be heading to capitol hill to meet are house republicans but broader issues have taken a back seat to the separation of children from their parents at the border, a result of the new zero tolerance policy on people entering illegally. >> we want them to come through a legal process like everybody else that's waiting to come into our country. >> this morning congressman mark meadows, chairman of the conservative house meeting legi

action. the administration has said that. it's up to the congress to act on this. >> reporter: the the white house insists the solution must come from congress and president trump is pinning blame squarely on the shoulders of democrats. >> democrats love open borders. let the whole world come in. ms13, gang members from all over. >> when the president is saying this is all on the thr w, that's not right. that's not true. >> reporter: texas republican ted cruz is working on a solution to the senate side, introducing a bill that would reunite separated families, authorize temporary shelters to house them and double the judges to work through a backlog of asylum requests. >> all of us seeing images of children pulled away from moms adam frazier dad in tears, we are horrified. this has to stop. >> reporter: the president said he would only sign immigration bills that would address his

four pillars. house republicans currently have two bills that would address all four of the priorities but they don't have enough support among republicans including president trump let alone democrats to get the bills passed. families belong together! >> protests popping up ape cross the the country. -- across the country. mothers holding babies adding their voices to the anger over separation of families at the border. we are now hearing the voices of some of the children who have been taken from their parents. the investigative journalism site pro public has obtained audio recordings from inside a u.s. customs and border protection facility. they include exchanges with

children talking with border agents. [ crying ] >> they say the tape is telling because it offers a different view of what's happening in the detention centers. until now, authorities have only allowed tightly restricted access to journalists of the facilities. >> the reason we felt this tape was so important is that it adds the voices of the people who have most at stake in this debate, the voices that have been largely missing from this debate. >> california's congressional delegation is adding to the course of criticisms about the separation policy again. nancy pelosi tweeting stop using the suffering of children as barbaric bargaining chip. you started this and can end it right now. from dianne feinstein, let's

set the record straight. there is no requirement to separate immigrant families. this policy is donald trump's policy period. presidents bush and obama refused to implement such terrible policy. kpix5's jessica flores. >> one suspect was shot and wounded and taken to the hospital. now we are at one of three crime scenes. this shoot out really spans three different scenes in union city near whip al and railroad. >> reporter: video captured police officers with guns out using a k-9 to look for suspects who police say shot at officers. union city police say the exchange of gunfire between the suspects and six officers happened after officers tried to stop the suspect car near railroad and e street. investigators say the three

suspects drove off and ditched the car a few blocks away. police say the suspects tried to hide in the neighborhood before officers found and arrested the suspects all under 18 years old. one of the suspects was taken to the hospital with a gun shot wound. kerry williams lives across from the tracks where the shoot out happened. >> sporadic gunfire. i heard about 6 to 8 or 10 booming sounds that were consecutive. >> reporter: crime scene markers litter the area. at one home on 10th and e street, there is evidence all over the lawn including what appears to be a gun. police continue to look for evidence. >> we have located multiple weapons at the various crime scenes. >> reporter: union city police tell us that the suspect who was injured is expected to survive and no officers were hurt in out. i am jessica flores, kpix5.

a new push for gun control advocates to shut down gun shows in daily city. they're calling for an investigation of the show's organizers. >> reporter: gun control advocates came here to ask the cow palace board of directors to demand a state department of justice investigation that they hope will put an end to gun shows here. the allegations that two members of the family that owns the crossroads of the west gun shows have federal firearms convictions. the group is the longterm organizer of gun shows at the state owned cal palace. it is reported that the patriarch of the family who has served as a long time spokesperson was indicted in 1980 on 16 counts of unlawful sales of firearms, making a false statement, aiding and abetting. he pleaded guilty to one count

of unlawfully selling a revolver out of state. the other counts were dropped. >> no one should be organizing, promoting, sponsoring a gun show if the business employs people or is owned by people who have gun law violations. >> reporter: san francisco chapter of the brady campaign wants to know whether any such convictions were disclosed and to see if they might provide grounds to end the current show contract. >> i don't think it is appropriate for a state owned venue to the promoting and profiting from the proliferation of guns in our society. >> reporter: board members declined to comment on this matter until and unless this makes it on a future agenda. right now, the current contract with the gun shows runs through 2019. the next one is planned for september. anne makovec, kpix5. >> kpix5 reached out to temple ton about the criminal allegations. he has yet to respond. there is no comment either from

the state department of justice. los angeles sheriffs office showing off a major weapons haul. the seizure came after a tip that a convicted felon was in possession of a large arsenal and at one location law enforcement found more than 400 weapons that led them to a second location where the suspect and more firearms were found. soon you may be able to have pot delivered your door in walnut creek. city leaders will take up the issue at a meeting this evening. it's part of a broader plan to regulate marijuana operations in the city. the proposal would allow for two medical cannabis delivery service businesses but they would have to be away from schools, youth centers, daycare centers. fewer teens are having sex or experimenting with drugs. a new survey released shows students who reported having sex dropped from 48% in 2007 to

40% in 2017. those using drugs like cocaine, heroine, meth fell fe wh comes mental health. roughly 1/3 of teens said they were depressed. the data was self reported by nearly 4 million high school students. new, several leaders teamed up in the south bay rock the boat. santa clara county supervisor chavez and executive com post led the charge to try to increase voter registration. >> all of us have to be engaged because there are efforts that are being taken by this administration to actually keep people from participating. >> just a reminder, general election is on november 6th. patience could pay off. we will tell you how uber may soon reward riders if they wait longer for a pick up. >> staying green while soaring into the blue. one company's campaign to build

the first electric planes. >> it's still cloudy across san francisco and along the coast. check out our dublin camera showing sunshine. quite a difference with warm inland conditions compared to the beaches. we'll show you the micro climate effect and talk more about our warm up.

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i live right here in auburn, i absolutely lthunity. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. the dow down... "adlib big board" analysts blame the conti taking a look at the markets now, 45 minutes to go, wall street is taking a pounding. dow is down about 284. analysts blame the continued threat of a trade war with china. a live look at the golden gate bridge where drivers will be shelling out more to cross come sunday. the tolls will increase a

quarter for everyone. fast track drivers will pay $7. paper plate, $8. in the car pool lanes, $5. you could save on your uber ride if you are willing to wait a little bit. in a now deleted tweet by an uber rep the app will charge 25% cheaper if the rider is willing to wait four minutes. no word on when that will take affect. in the fight against climate change and pollution, a new type of plane is taking to the skies. >> one powered by batteries. tina kraus shows us. >> reporter: the tiny electric plane took off with two norwegian transport officials on board. the crowd snapped photos as the battery powered aircraft flew for several minutes with no exhaust polluting the air. >> this is the first example that we are moving fast forward. we do have to make sure it is safe. people will not fly if they don't trust it. 20 years from now i think when we come to 2040, this is going

to be a reality. >> reporter: norway's transport minister says battery prices are falling and plane makers are also working on electric aircraft. >> transportation needs, we need airplanes that can hold 30, 40, 100 people for the domestic use. we are seeing a development going really fast. >> reporter: electric planes can struggle with weight because of bulky batteries and limited ranges. norwegian officials are determined to be ready to fly the first battery powered passenger plane with 19 seats within the next seven years. norway's ferry boats are also going electric as part of the battle against climate change and the scandinavian country leads the world when it comes to putting electric cars on the roads. >> it's cheaper to buy, to run, and to maintain. it's good for the environment. >> reporter: now, it's hoping to find the same success in the skies. tina kraus, cbs news. i do have to make a

correction. earlier i said the toll will fe bridge sunday. it's not. it's july 1st. >> okay. it's a quarter less until then. >> yes. look at this mother's love. this is outside of west sacramento. this is our cbs affiliate in sacramento. there is a baby, the mom bird feeding the baby bird. it's kind of a cute moment we get to eavesdrop on. i hope she doesn't mind. here is a look at the golden gate bridge. we still have clouds hanging over the bridge. it's a little bit clear at this hour than we had all morning when you couldn't even see the tops of the bridge. we are starting to get a break. at beaches, not so much. the surf line view, satellite and radar showing a lot of clouds did move east and they're starting to retract and

move off. a lot of you are seeing that sunshine and that's where you are seeing warmer weather. san jose, blue skies. it is sunny and warm. if you want relief, the coast is where to go. it's 56 in san francisco, san jose 70, concord 77. those temperatures are going to feel warmer than yesterday and well above average. we are looking at upper 80s and low 90s for morgan hill. across the east the heat will be on. by the end of the week we will be talking about triple digits. around the bay, mid to upper 60s as cloud coverage burns offer a little bit, you will feel a little bit warmer. at the beaches it may stay stubborn and hover along the coast. low 90s for lake port, clear lake. att park expect the marine layer to come back. we will have more clouds tonight. 62 at 7:15 as giants take on ri 5:47 in the morning. the ridge of high pressure is

to the south off the coast in baja. but it is starting that heat that's going to build. it levels off today and tomorrow and kind of stays constant right here. then it will build into northern california. when it does that, our temperatures are on the way up with triple digits by the time friday and saturday roll around. inland areas, get ready for the heat to be on. it is going to last through sunday. the next seven days we are in the 90s inland. we'll be right back after the break.

but the highlight of the night.. happened when a real-life superhero stepped on stage. black panther was the big winner at the mtv awards. the highlight happened when a real life super hero stepped on to the stage. here is reporter hena doba. >> reporter: some of hollywood and pop culture's biggest stars walked the red carpet for the mtv movie and tv awards. one of the few awards shows where winners are decided online by the public. comedian tiffani haddish was at the helm as the first black woman to host the ceremony. black hewas the night's binn with m e afriamilm to earn more th $1 billion it he box office took home four statues including michael b

jordan winning best villain. >> it's incredible. >> reporter: one of the biggest moments is when black panther himself took the stage to accept the award for best hero. he acknowledged a real life hero james shaw junior, the man who stopped a shooter at a tennessee waffle house in april. >> you saved lives. come up here. this is going to live at your house. >> reporter: kids of stranger things won three awards for most frightened, best performance, best musical moment, best show. >> if we didn't have people watching, we definitely wouldn't be sitting up here. >> reporter: other winners included wonder woman for best fight and keeping up with the kardashians for best reality show. an orangutan believed to be

the oldest alive has died. she mothered 11 children and incredibly about 10% of the total global zoo population. she was 62 years old. life is just getting started for these little guys in southern california. rangers discovered a den of four mountain lions in the santa monica mountains. they're very cute. they're all female and appear to be 4 weeks old, very healthy, and probably a little feisty. we'll be right back. oh look at that.

taste of the day will be these from florida or mexico. they're in the market. they're sweet and delicious. there is a large pit and hard to peel. but they're worth it. the flavor profile is out of this world. they're great for dessert. selection and storage is important. when you buy them, they're usually in a bag like this. you want to be sure they're nice and red. if they're not red and have brown around them, they've been stored improperly. make sure they're nice and red. when you bring them home, store them in the refrigerator. if you store them on the counter or outside the refrigerator, they will turn light brown. that might affect the taste. it does affect the look so you don't want to do that. in the refrigerator. i like to simply peel these, put them in your mouth, take

out the pit. i love it. it's so sweet you may get a cavity. the sugar contghember fresh and stay hey.isbag. imng to prevent a fire hazard. some say they're cutting too much. neighbors calling out pg & e. that story and more is coming up at 5:00. >> those look good. from hawaii they're excellent. >> he said it can cause a cavity. brush your teeth and floss and have fun. >> good advice.

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