and accessories for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program call or visit now in san fra monsanto made a choice to not put a cancer warning on the label. >> the trial trying to prove a link to cancer in the weed killer roundup. >> closing arguments are underway right now in a high-

profile lawsuit against chemical giant monsanto. jackie ward is live with what happened so far in court. >> reporter: and wayne lee johnson is dying from cancer. his lawyer tried to convince the jurors it's because of roundup. >> today is their day of reckoning. every single cancer risk that has been found had this moment. >> reporter: the attorney presented his closing arguments to the jury and tried to explain the importance of the decision they are close to making. >> this is the day monsanto is finally held accountable. and this is the beginning of that day. >> reporter: his client worked as the grounds keeper in a school district for four years. during that time, he sprayed 150 gallons of roundup 20 to 30 times a year. by douns this, they say he developed terminal cancer and lesions on h

describes the caution he took when using the product. i figured if it could kill weeds, it could kill me. i took it seriously and wore what i could to protect myself. monsanto says there's no science, no medicine that supports the plaintiff's position. the lawyers will present closing arguments later this afternoon. and kpix will have the details on tonight's broadcast. in the newsroom, jackie ward. new at noon, the surprise announcement sfr elon musk. he's -- from elon musk. he's thinking of taking the car make the stock trading is halted. it's up more than 7 points. they've been public since 2010. but is musk really serious about taking the company private? so far, no response from tesla.

firefighters bracing for a difficult someday battling a new phrase in steep terrain on the orange and river side county boarders. this is a live -- boarders. this is a live look at the smoke rising. it started yesterday and grew to 4,000 acres in the cleveland national forest. evacuations are underway. >> so i see a little smoke. we better go down there. we rushed down and got to the helicopter pad. and the fire is already -- flames are across the road. two hikers were air lifted to safety. smoke can be seen from catalina island. and the mendocino complex fire exploded into the record books, becoming the largest in modern state history. >> that is a combination of the river and ranch fires. it burned an area 100 square mile ts larger -- miles larger

than the size of new york city. and it's one of 15 fires in cal. -- california. and temperatures in the 90s today. it took the mendocino fire ten days to make history as cal car california's largest fire ever. it destroyed 150 structures threatens thousands more. >> we can't put ground personnel in some of those areas. >> reporter: some mandatory evacuations were reduced and hundreds of people could go home. south of the mendocino national forest boundary and west of state route 29. and good news nor people near -- for yomi national park. some roads are up right up to the boundary of the park, which remains closed after winds pushed the fire past containment lines over the weekend.

>> we know this is a disappointing and challenging time for visitors that planned trip trips. -- trips. >> with thick smoke miles away, health officials are advising people to avoid outdoor activities fg the weer. and -- for the week. and wild fires destroyed more than 1800 structures this year and burned more than half a million acres. nine people have died. >> so you just sleep with your shoes by the bed. . >> reporter: trump addressed the disaster yesterday, tweeting the fires are made worse by the environmental laws. but cal fire says there are no water issues. today, house mie youth authority leader -- mie youth authority in order to leader is said the administration must take urgent action to combat the fire.

of the top 20 largest wild fires in california, about half have come in just the last decade. and new pictures this afternoon from the office of emergency services. a crew of 41 firefighters from new zealand just arrived at the mendocino complex fire after a 13 and a half hour flight. they are already on the front lines. and a lucky goat rescued in the mendocino complex fire. it had its head stuck in a fence. some delicate snipping helped set him free. the witness in the trial for paul manafort is on the stand. rick gates testified he submitted fake financial documents at the order of paul manafort. paul manafort is on trial for bank fraud and tax evasion. he served as president trump's campaign chairman for six months. later today, the defense gets

the chance to question the witness. the united states reinstated sanctions today after pulling out of if 2015 iran nuclear deal in may. anyone doing business with iran will not do business with the united states. they targeted the auto and oil and metal business to change the regime's behavior, not to impose a regime change. >> we want to see a broader refront seat from iran for the support for terrorism and military activity in the middle east. >> european foreign ministers regret the sanctions and are mpdoinlegi business with iran. and a second set of sanctions targeting the bank sector and oil industry go in effect in november. the trump administration will

consider requests for exemptions on by case by case base si. and -- basis. . moll moll' father believes she may have left willingly with someone she knows. >> the agent calls us and said yop i don't want you to hear this on the news. >> reporter: they got the phone call they had been dreading. investigators found a body and they couldn't confirm this it was their daughter. the body was not moll moll, but a 20-year-old found on the side of a road in lee county, iowa. >> we immediately fought about that family and the tragedy that they went through. and this in no way diminishing their pain. >> reporter: is there anything you want to say to the family? >> i hope they find her. >> reporter: he's been moll. ned by invest

the farmer has several convictions, including stalking and harassment and charges in seven cases have been dismissed. >> an fbi guy was just here. >> reporter: this morning? >> jae. -- yeah. he wanted me todz a polygraph. i'm not doing it. >> i think someone went to the house that molly knew and trusted and she left with them and they're in over their head. >> reporter: moll moll is one of more than 88,000 active missing persons cases in the u.s. she continues to make headlines. what do you make of the oung of sut coas ast? >> people the n daughters and girlfriend and sister. >> it struck a cord with people that this could be happening tre

than a daughter. at his wedding, she was his best man. if she's watching, what do you want to say? >> hang on. we're going to come get you. everybody is looking. >> reporter: we spoke to molly's boyfriend and he says she is a fighter and he believes she's alive. police say there's no suspects or arrests. the award money is now more than $277,000. this afternoon, police have foo leads -- few leads on a gunman behind the shooting on the bay bridge yesterday morning. police say shots were fired from one car to an suv, triggering a crash. the driver was darryl stinnette of texas and was tilled. he was the conscious -- killed. he s thfather of two young children. it forced the shut down of the

lower deck on the bridge, affecting the morning commute. two passengers in the suv were injured and there's a vague description of the gunman's vehicle. it's possibly a silver or gray suv or sedan. it's no secret long lines and longer waits expected when you head to dmv. the department just released a new plan to help ease the pain. they plan to bring employees from various state agencies and departments to help at the offices. they began offering saturday service hours this past weekend. but the department is adding some more time saving solutions like text notification options, self-check in key yafks and self- -- yofks and -- kiosks and self-serving terminals. >> we're expanding the saturday hours. >> the increased demand for real id's is causing the longer wait times.

beginning in october 2020, these id cards are needed to travel domestically or enter a federal building. the extended hours were supposed to begin in january. they were awarded $23 million to offer the extra hours. a boy held up at gun point at a lemonade stand. and a storm wreaks havoc in the west. the baseball sized hail that broke windows and killed two animals. and we have low clouds and higher levels of the atmosphere showing a smoke kwee -- smokey haze. temperatures for the afternoon coming up.

gunpoint at his own stand.. mark david/victim "i new, a young boy is still selling lemonade after being held up at his own stand. >> he grabbed it and pushed the gun at me and rain away. my heart was beating out of my chest. >> the nine-year-old from north carolina says a teen stole his earnings. he's been saving money for a riding loun mower to -- lawn mower to grow a separate business he has. lowe's home improvement decided to help out and gave him a brand new tractor to grow his business. and german company is soaking up the summer sun. scion is an all electric vehicle that can be charged from out lets or the sun.

solar cells are integrated and adds extra miles. the company plans to produce the cars by 2019. 5,000 orders are already in place. that's baseball-sized hail falling in colorado. incredible video showing the mass i ballsover -- massive balls of ice in colorado springs. two birds were killed by the hail and 14 people injured when the severe thunderstorm rolled through yesterday afternoon. and major damage reported in colorado spring with hail shattering windows and damages caring. this lasted for about 15 minutes, just enough time to shatter one man's window while he was driving on the interstate.. >> i had my hands over my eyes because of the shattering of the glass. it was coming at me.

>> it was very scary. you're worried about somebody rear ending you that's not able to see. and i just didn't know when it would end. >> the nws warned the runoff from the rain may cause flooding. and nothing flying from the smoke, but plenty of smoke. >> yes. we have hazy conditions. and this is a look from drone 5. blue skies are nonexistent. it's a hazy forecast from the fires burning across lake county near lake port and clear lake. the mendocino complex fire is ending haze throughout much of northern california. luckily for us, it's in the higher levels of sfooefr. -- of the atmosphere. look how gray it is. you have the low clouds and smoke in the upper level.

4,000 feet up is where the smoke is hanging. the breeze is pushing in the clouds coverage around the bay and coastline and that's protecting places like san francisco from the smoke. here's the current air quality. the areas in red are unhealthy. and it's in the moderate to good range. and you can get a little bit of relief. the smoke is moving in because of a northwest wind direction. later on tonight, it will shift to a west direction: and that will push the smoke across places like sacramento and lake tahoe. good to moderate for the air quality. the smoke is sitting up high in the atmosphere. right now, the low in the atmosphere would be this right here. we have clouds hanging over the golden gate bridge. stubborn clouds and 55 in san francisco. concord, 76.

afternoon highs combpt expected -- expected to hit 95. santa rosa, 92. san jose, 87 instead of is 90s like yesterday. and for san francisco, spot on normal for this time of year. 74 in oakland. 114 days with no rain in san jose. a low to the north of us will bring in a little rain for places like the pacific northwest and it will drop the temperatures by a notch. the rain is staying strong and the seven-day forecast is showing temperatures through friday will continue to be on the rise. a slight drop in temperatures. on sunday, temperatures go down about 10 degrees for sunday and monday. it should feel nor comfortable by then -- more comfortable by then. that's the forecast. we'll be back after the break.

taking a live look at the big board this afternoon. the dow is up over 156 points. facebook reportedly wants instions to financiacmessen serv the company wants banks to share detailed customer information, including credit card transactions and checking account balances. facebook claims it will not use the information for

advertising. and movie pass is ditching a plan to raise prices following user backlash. instead, there's a three movie a month cap on users. previously, it was capped at one movie a day. and google released the newest operating system. the company's phones should see the update now or later this year. google is naming all new versions after sweets. this is called pie and will offer slices of info from apps without always having to open them up. we'll be right back after this.

i-x 5 news at noon. the bold and the beautiful is next. today's tip of the day is red seedless grapes. i love fruit if august. you know why? august is when all the beautiful fruit and grapes peak. this is when it gets the best. it doesn't get much better than this. and a lot of times, they store the grapes this time of year and release it in the fall and winter. so right now, it's the pekt time to -- perfect time to buy them. make sure they're nice and red all the way around. now, as you see, they're not falling off from the stem. usually, they do because the

sugar content is so high. you want to make sure the stem ask nice and green. very important. and refrigerate them right away. red seedless grapes this time of year in august, enough said. that's delicious. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. eat fresh and stay healthy. . >> now we're mung ri for lunch. grape -- hungry for lunch. grapes after lunch. >> get the happy hour out of it too. >> thanks for joining us.

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