a bay area detention center is the subject of complaints about mistreatment and abuse. now a city leader takes a look inside to see conditions for

him so. good afternoon. i a michelle griego. >> the center has gotten attention because it has also become a holding center for undocumented immigrants. that is about to end, as jackie ward explains. >> reporter: he waited months to see for himself how detainees were treated inside of the west county facility. >> i haven't been here since this facility opened maybe 25 or 30 years ago. >> reporter: he wanted to see the place where a legend abuse was happening in his city. he said what he heard today was different depending on whether he was speaking to a male or female inmate. the men said they preferred it to be here if they were going to be detained. >> the women said some of the deputies are racist and, i think they verbally abused them. i don't know if that's true or not. i'm just telling you what they said. >> reporter: the mayor was joined by the human right commission who was concerned

about what would happen to the detainees being held here by i.c.e. after controversy sure of david livingston broke a contract with i.c.e. earlier this week. >> families are here and detainees are here and they may very likely be sent to yuma or other parts of the prison system. >> a sheriff's office does not do immigration enforcement. in fact, our policy prohibits it. >> reporter: the county says ending the contract was partly based on pressure from the public. is now up to the federal government to figure out what to do with the i.c.e. detainees here. within 118 days, sheriff's deputies say they are working with i.c.e. to clear as many of those cases before the expiration date. a richland supervisor says the contract with i.c.e. brought in up to $3 million a year, money that taxpayers may need to make a. the trump adminstration says all of the eligible young

migrant children may have been reunited with their families. officials say 57 of 103 children under five years old are back with their parents, the remaining 46 in government custody because they have been found to be ineligible to be returned to their families for various reasons, including safety concerns and the deportation of their parents. they have been given until midnight on tuesday to rank the families with children under five years old but the fed missed that deadline. we are learning new details on the search of a portland woman who went missing a week ago. she texted from half moon bay and then there was a cell phone pain from davenport. now there is video evidence she was traveling south in monterey county on highway with 1 -- highway 1. a deadly construction accident in palo alto, a construction worker

reedly kled, run over by ngrkin briefly shut down but now reopen. in the east bay, a toddler is not after gunfire erupted in oakland. as jessica flores tells us, the gunman is still on the loose. >> reporter: the young boy is in stable condition at children's hospital oakland after being injured during a shooting last night. police want the public's help now. they want witnesses to come forward and identify the suspect. police say the three-year-old boy was in the car with his mother. you can see where the bullets pierced through the window. open police say bullet fragments injured his head in the shooting near 80th avenue and holly street, around 9:30 left my. >> a round hit the vehicle and shrapnel from that round injured the child. >> reporter: police are still looking for the suspect. shooting comes amid growing violence in oakland. the gunfire of the during a memorial for a homicide victim.

to they were there, obviously, as a result of a another violent incident. than this violent incident occurred. >> reporter: oakland police is beefing up patrols in east oakland, where two adults were killed in separate shootings last week and where the toddler was injured. oakland acting police chief visited the three-year-old boy today and gave him a teddy bear. >> i let them know we will be working hard to try to bring the person to justice that was responsible for this two >> reporter: mckay juster from police -- >> reporter: a gesture from police. >> there's a $5000 reward for any information leading to an arrest. president trump has ended mole hrefrhoe. ng with nato. >> reporter: president trump

arrived at nato headquarters for the second and final day of meetings with an agenda; get nato partners to spend more money on defense. the demand triggered an emergency budget meeting among the allies. >> people are paying money they have never paid before. they are happy to do it in the united states is being treated more fairly. >> reporter: nato allies had already agreed to increase their spending on the military to 2% by 2024. president trump demanded that they reach that level quicker or double it to 4%. to make the commitment was 2%. hopefully that will be going up quite a bit higher. we have made a tremendous amount of progress today. >> reporter: french president emmanuel macron said there were no new agreements. this had some questioning the long relationship with the u.s. in nato. >> are you still threatening to

push the u.s. out of nato for any reason, and you believe you can do that without congresses specific does congress' specific approval -- do that without congress' specific approval. >> reporter: mola lenghi reporting from washington. >> the president has said that -- mr. trump has just landed in london. he has been critical of england calling it they country of turmoil. now protesters are going to great lengths to make them feel unwelcome. dubbed the trump ed this 20 baby which is flying over london as protest play out --

protests flow on the ground. charges against stormy daniels have been dropped after her arrest at an ohio strip club. he was taken to jail in handcuffs overnight, initially charged with three misdemeanor counts of touching patrons while performing, which is a misdemeanor. the lawyer believes that the set up. >> there's evidence that these officers were undercover and they knew my client was going to be performing there. i find this a real waste of resources. >> reporter: stormy daniels is suing president trump and his former lawyer michael cohen claiming she had a sexual relationship in 2006 and was made to keep riots about it in the days leading up to the 2016 election. she was supposed to perform at the same strip club tonight but has cancel. this isn't a line in disneyland. it's actually a

line to get into a build-a-bear store in illinois. it's the same scene across the country including in the bay area where it's pain or rage day. folks can purchase a bear for the price of their age. >> it's definitely a lesson in patience. i didn't anticipate this huge crowd or wait time. the things we do for our kids! >> reporter: a lot of parents showing a lot of love to their kids today. >> i'm glad i only have one. >> due to the safety concerns, build-a-bear is turning down any additional customers at its stores in the usa and canada. the fights over access to a santa cruz beach and what's one group wants to make people pay. new details of the amazing rescue in the underwater cave in thailand.

the morning fog is staying somewhat stubborn around the golden great bridge -- golden gate bridge. now the clouds are rolling in from the south, a bit of monsoonal moisture.

earliest riders of the day... the east bay: right now, firefighters are at the scene of a hazmat situation in martinez. s around the r we are following breaking news in the east bay where firefighters are at the scene of a hazmat martinez. this is a live look from chopper 5. this is around the railroad tracks at embarcadero. contra costa county firefighters say there was some sort of substance leaking from some railcars. they did establish a 1 mile perimeter around the scene as they try to determine what that substances. big changes coming for

b.a.r.t. 's earliest writers. this affects fewer than three thousand -- fewer than 3000 riders. the board is meeting today to hear two plans for providing bus service to cover loss service. no decision is expected today. in santa cruz county a battle over beach access, coastal officials say neighbors are fighting to keep a gate up. >> reporter: all beaches on the california coast are supposed to be open to the public. a santa cruz neighborhood group is charging a $100 annual fee for a test to what they call a private beach. it looks like this is going to court. the beach in question is near santa cruz that the county park. group is called the opel cliffs recreation district. they were set for a permit

hearing today in front of the coastal commission. instead, they are withdrawing from the permit process. they say those fees are necessary to pay for the gatekeepers, maintenance of a small park and wooden stairway to the beach. two years ago the commission order them to take that date down and threatened fines of $11,000 a day but it is still there. the homeowners association says they are leaving the gate unlocked during the summer months. the lawyer says they are willing to compromise. >> if we have to find a way to reorient that discussion, we are more willing to do that. >> we wouldn't be putting as much time and energy into this if we didn't think we were right. i presume if it goes with or a judge, the coastal commission will prevail. >> the fence on the fees go against the california coastal act according to the commission. they sent out a statement saying this is the only public

beach in california we know of that requires such a fee, which mostly benefits those who live in the immediate area, and is proportionately impacts those least able to afford a. we intend to explore all possible options going forward including seeking enforcement remedies if necessary, which likely means court action. we are getting a firsthand look inside the cave in thailand where 12 boys were trapped inside with their soccer coach. video shows navy seals preparing their diving mission to rescue those players trapped inside for nearly three weeks. water up to the diver's chest as they prepare to school but into the murky waters. you can see the narrow tunnel they had to navigate in near- total darkness. the boys are now in a hospital in facemasks but in good health. video of the end of an era in florida. one of the most storied lunch lights imploded -- launch sites

imploded today. it ha got to look at fog. >> we definitely had early- morning thick with fog. now there's a little bit of breaking apart of the cloud coverage. i do want to show you this view to the west where you can still see low clouds hanging around near ocean beach and to the north, right near the golden gate bridge. we were definitely socked in all morning long. now you can see some high cirrus clouds rolling in. there's that golden gate bridge view that i was talking about. san jose is warming up nicely, 77, santa rosa 77 also. here's what's happening, more cloud coverage coming in the south. it's also bringing more moisture into the area. we are looking at 89% humidity

which hasn't dropped much because of the clouds. this is something to compare to because this morning the numbers were higher but by the afternoon they usually drop a lot more than what you are going to feel today and tomorrow. it's going to feel muggy, low 80s -- high 80s and low 90s and it may feel hotter than that because of all the moisture. i expect some pretty sunsets with all of the clouds that will be rolling in. some lightning strikes across southern california, arizona and nevada from that ridge of high pressure over the last several days. that's being allowed to move a little north, nothing nudging it further south so it's growing indefinitely impacting us. this is a high clouds associated with the. in that futurecast you can't quite see the moisture but this one gives a good lips. it's probably going to come in

the form of virga. that's moisture in the clouds. some areas across the bay area, especially the higher for lig ns, strikes, late tonight and early two morning -- early tomorrow morning. when you get dry lightning without any rain, that increases the fire danger. come over to the coastline this weekend where it will stay in the 60s. let's see how the dow is doing now. it is up about 211 points. still up ahead, making sure foster care kids are dressed for success.

foster care system, he or she has nothing. kpix five's allen martin says this week's jefferson award winner.. decided to do something this p often when a child enters the foster care system, he or she has nothing. >> it's a sad situation. this week's jefferson award winner decided to do something about this problem. >> two shirts. >> reporter: wendy and her daughter shop for back-to- school basics. one item high on her wish list, she found these and more at the alameda county foster parent association close closet. every item is free for members.

jewish -- joyce started the closet a few years ago. >> sometimes they have nothing, not even schools -- not even shoes. then you have to scramble to the store. >> reporter: she knows this process well after having fostered more than 40 children. she chairs the fundraising program. nonprofits partners help stock the closet with the latest trends such as ugg boot. >> they were happy to get the ugg boots. >> reporter: there's backpack and toy giveaways as well. >> she is a go-getter, the mother of all. e isspiration, but she's ready to retire. -- 68, joyce is an inspiration,

but she's ready to retire. >> and it will continue on and not and when i leave. >> reporter: for continuing the lives -- improving the lives of foster children, joyce ryder gets the jefferson award this week. they especially have back-to- school clothing. if you would like to help out, you can find a link to our story on our website at kpix.com/0. this is also where you can nominate someone for a jefferson award.

today's tip of the day is going to be flamingo pairs. i like the name flamingo pair. texture, out of this world, very juicy, loaded with flavor, storage is very important. when you purchase this, see the red tinge and the yellow. that's what it has to look like. it has the shape of a bartlett but is more juicy than a bartlett pear this time of year. flamingo pairs are great on the grill -- pears are great on the grill. what are you having for dinner? i'm fl on the grill. >> that is beautiful. build-a-bear madness, we showed

you those lines stacking up across the country. we are checking in across the bay area stores. families of stuck it out for pay your age day, we are going to have that and much more up today at 5:00. >> only three dollars for a build-a-bear? that's amazing! >> what you need patience. -- but you need patience. maria, so how's work?

maria: it was 4th period biology. our students just weren't getting how easily viruses spread. so ms. bell and i had them role play a zombie virus outbreak. by the time they had all learned the lesson, all the living...were dead. hey, how's your job going? carlos: oh, that big sales meeting i planned? next year, i might get to go. kid: cool!

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