after he googled himself this morning.. didn't like what now at noon president trump suggests google search results are rigged after he googled himself this morning and didn't like what he saw. good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. anne makovec is joining us in

the studio with the blame gimmick on. >> if you google trump news at this point, you will see a lot of reports of what we are talking about. right now the president accusing google of censorship and now talk of possible federal regulation. this morning president trump tweeted, google search results for trump news shows only the reporting of fake news media. they have it rigged so almost all stories and news is bad. republican, conservative, and fair media is shut out. illegal? he goes on to tweet 96% of trump news is from left wing media. they are suppressing voices of conservatives and hiding information and news that is good. this is a very serious situation. it will be addressed. >> google's is designed to get you to trust it and the most relevant information as possible as quickly as net exec editor iran share says its results depend on browser

history. we tested out one of our kpix 5 results. and then went incognito. meaning no prior information goes into the search and the results were similar. a variety of mainstream news outlets latest reports on president trump. >> we don't know the programming behind google l. we know the broad brush strokes of how it works. so a lot of people worry what is actually going on here? >> reporter: google sent us a statement. search is not used to set a political agenda and we don't bias our results toward any political ideology. we continue to work to improve google search and weapon never rank search results. the president's chief economic advisor says the administration is thinking of regulating google. >> we're just going to do some investigation and analysis. that's what we do. >> is there any evidence that they are censoring search results? >> we're looking into it.

>> the u.s. government is very so they have a lot to learn before they can think about regulating. >> reporter: and coincidentally next week executives from google, facebook, and twitter will testify in congress on election interference and censorship. michele. >> anne, thank you. the owner of the company that makes untraceable 3d printed guns say he is selling them any way. wilson believes selling them instead of posting the plans for anyone to view or download for free will not conflict with yesterday's federal court order. last month 19 states in the district of columbia secured a p blicat they argue the 3d printed guns are untraceable and criminals could get them. we are learning more about the suspect accused of opening fire at a video game event in florida. we are learning that the

suspect had mental health issues. >> i can't believe that one, something like that had happened. >> reporter: kevin osai attended high school and a few years of college with david katz. he says katz received counseling throughout high school. >> if he got upset, he would get very upset all at once. >> reporter: authorities say david katz had been eliminated from a madden football video game tournament sunday. sometime later he opened fire. >> the suspect walked past the patrons that were in other parts of the business and focused his attention on the gamers. >> reporter: cbs news has learned through the suspect's parents divorce records that as a teenage earn, katz was wi low st night a vigil he werginiahotownof nd shoing. imllin

a local hero, a stand out scholar and athlete. >> i feel like leading by example is the best way to show people the best way to do things. >> my name is eli clayton. >> reporter: on monday the family of 22-year-old victim eli clayton talked about his legacy. >> he was a good man. he did not believe in violence. he never had a fistfight. >> reporter: katz was a minor during the time of his psych long -- psychological treatment. manuel bah core kids cbs news, maryland. >> he allegedly used one of them in the attack. parents at an east bay middle school are rallying to get a transferred student dlthre kill hievio classmates. lastht in pleasant hill, participants ckthe schomeing e

grader that made a threat over snapchat. authorities investigated and found multiple firearms in his home but thechild was not charged. now parents say their students don't feel safe. >> we don't want this child in our school. >> the district according to one of their education codes regarding terrorist threats, they do have the right to expel the student from the district or from the school. >> as of this afternoon, a petition to expel the student has reached more than 1200 signatures. bart is getting a boost from the feds to help beef up security. the feds just awarded the transit agency a grant of $7 million. the money will help fund patrols on trains as well as better radio communications and upgrades to security cameras at the stations. bart is trying to get all of its surveillance cameras converted from analog to digital. in other bay area headlines, a driver is in the hospital after his erin menlo p

it happened at the station 1300 construction site on elle camino royal. no word on the driver's condition. san francisco is moving closer to opening the nation's first safe injection site. it would allow people to use drugs under the supervision of trained staff. a bill to allow a pilot program is on the government's desk. it's been a year since deadly wild fires ripped through wine country and this afternoon we've learned homeowners are still struggling to rebuild. out of the nearly 2700 homes that burned down last october, only nine have been rebuilt and right now only 520 homes are currently under construction. one of the biggest problems, insurance. some homeowners report being under insured to rebuild by $300,000. tonight is the deadline for a draft bill dealing with wild fire safety and prevention in california. the disagreement is all about who should pay for it. right now utility companies are

held entirely liable for fire started by their equipment even if they followed all safety standards. one option lawmakers have discussed is to allow power companies to sell bonds to pay off wild fire related deaths and pass along the costs as a surcharge on future utility bills. some lobbyists are concerned investor owned utilities could be at risk of bankruptcy if no action is taken. others calling this a corporate bailout. if a bill is on the table later tonight, it will pass through the assembly by friday. california's schools could soon get to decide whether to let parents come to campus and administer a dose of medical marijuana. a bill heading to the governors desk could help students like five-year-old brooke adams that uses cannabis oil to treat her seizures. but a court is allowing brook to temporarily use it until the

judge issues a ruling. the bill does not require schools to allow medical cannabis on campus. it only lets them make the call about letting parents come and give the medical dose to the child. another bill heading to the state senate that would insure mail in ballots to count even when voters use sloppy signatures. if i approved, it would require counties to check with voters before discarding a ballot. after two days of near silence, president trump offered words of tribute following the death of senator john mccain in the wake of mounting criticism president trump praised senator's service last night. after he died of brain cancer over the weekend. he issued a presidential statement and proclamation lowering u.s. flags until mccain is laid to rest on sunday. which says despite our differences, mccain's younger brother called the president's remarks childish. >> we very much appreciate everything that senator mccain has done for our country.

>> this trump not even addressing when john was sick and dying and this refusal to call him a hero, it sounds pietate lent. it sounds childish. >> senator mccain will lie in state at the arizona state capitol tomorrow on what would have been his 82nd birthday. he will then lie in state at the u.s. capitol rotunda on saturday and will be eulogized at the national cathedral. people from all over the country are descending there to pay their respects to aretha franklin. the queen of soul died earlier this month and now her hometown is honoring her in a very big way starting with a public visitation today. kenneth craig is in detroit with a look at attribute. >> reporter: thousands of people ed through these doors since visitation opened up to the public first this morning this. fans from here in detroit and far away all that made the journey to say goodbye to the

queen of soul. they came together in her music, lining up by the hundreds all here to say a final farewell to aretha franklin. >> i think the impact miss franklin had is love, caring, sharing. if you fall down, get back up. >> reporter: fans like l.a. tonya started lining up yesterday afternoon outside of the charles h. wright museum of african american history in detroit for franklin's public viewing. she came all the way from las vegas. >> aretha franklin means so much to me. she is the queen of soul. >> reporter: di ego brazil came from miami and says she helped him through his bad and good times. >> i played those songs many times. >> reporter: the doors here will be open for 12 hours both

today and tomorrow. part of a four day celebration honoring franklin's life and legacy in her hometown. >>heforget where she came from. >> reporter: tree tickets far tribute concert thursday night sold out within minutes. at least 19 artists have been tapped to perfm ng her funeral frevwonder, and jennifer hudson. speakers include former president bill clinton and all -- an all star goodbye to a super star whose career spanned six decades. this african american history museum has a long history that dates back to the '60s. it also held a similar visitation for civil rights icon roe sal parks after her -- rosa parks after her death in 2005. kenneth craig reporting in detroit kpix 5. >> aretha franklin died august

16th of advanced pancreatic cancer. she was 76 years old. a gruesome discovery inside of a missing man's home. what police found and what neighbors think happened. >> why investigators have more questions about a car crash that killed two women and at least four of their children in mendocino county. >> and those clouds out there sure are stubborn. they are happening around. we'll let you know what this means for your temperatures today and tomorrow and a look ahead at the labor day holiday.

missing man. s have yet to a grim discory in san francisco. police finding a headless corpse inside of a fish tank at the home of a missing man. the remains have yet to be identified.

the body was so badly decomposed that even the gender was unclear. neighbors say that the homeowner 65-year-old brian egg had been missing for months and they were ttinconcerned. they said they called police to do a welfare check but a different person answered the door. >> the person that answered the door told them brian is gone away on vacation. he was working on an art project in truckee. very unlikely story. we would have known him for a long time. we called 911 after a crime scene cleanup van drove here to clean up the scene. the person had been feverishly cleaning up the house. it looked he was trying to hide evidence. >> as that person said, neighbors say they saw a private crime scene cleanup to clean up the house before police discovered the body. when they called 911, they say police came back to the house and found the body inside of a fish tank. police would not confirm the details but released this

statement saying we have an on going missing person investigation. we have recovered remains during the investigation and we are awaiting the autopsy report. an open and active investigation continues regarding the missing person. 39-year-old lance silva was arrested in connection with the missing person case. the investigation into a family killed when their suv plunged off a mendocino county cliff is raising more questions. the two mothers and their six adopted children disappeared in march. police believe jennifer hart intentionally drove their suv off highway 1 with the entire family inside. we are getting retails of the search of the hart's home in washington state. they say it didn't appear any children lived there. >> where they lived, what part of the house they lived in, what sort of regiment or what

was going on behind the house. those type of questions me up. because it wasn't what you would term a house that had kids in it. or didn't appear that way. >> investigators removed a laptop and an ipad from the house. the ipad was handed over to the fbi but it's unclear if they found anything on it. no suicide note was located in the home. >> nothing that jumps right as far as a motive. nothing. there was no notes, there was no journals, there was no anything that indicated why they would do that. >> the bodies of two of the children 15-year-old davon they and 16-year-old hannah have not been recovered. a pair of girls shoes were found near the crash site in may but dna tests were inconclusive. about 40 minutes to go before the closing bell on wall street as we take a look at the dow it is upright now about 42 points. jet blue is raising baggage fees.

it will cost $30 to chin your first bag. a second checked bag on jet blue will run passengers another $40. and a third bag will set fliers back $150. that is higher than american, united, and delta airlines. other airlines charge fees of $25 for the first bag, and $35 for the second. let's get a check of the bay area forecast. >> you know i travel a lot. just take on carry on. big old backpack and a little purse. it's just fine. here's a look right now. homewood tahoe area. it's really pretty. that is where it's clear. blue skies over the beautiful blue lake. that is gorgeous. it would make for a nice little trip up there to tahoe. it feels pretty good up there. water, of course, always cold. taking you down to the beaches. this is the cliff house camera view. we have seen a few people in the water. 5-10 people. a few people walking around. a few people braving the waters. thanks to the ocean, you will

stay cool even in inland communities today. here's the look at -- a couple hours ago all of this was gray. we had plenty of cloud coverage. but now it's starting to lift a little bit. same with it at the golden gate bridge. you see a few areas of little blue. it looks like a lot of the clouds will stick around the beaches, the bay for most of the day. inland you are starting to get a little bit more sunshine. don't expect things to warm up. 67 in concord. livermore 70. and we have an on shore breeze, that will contribute to keeping things cool. sfo a southwest wind at 11 miles per hour. cooler becathe coast ming f is low ol air well. it brought snow to m early, early season. so for us, this is what our afternoon will look like. 64 in san francisco. five degrees below average.

71 in vallejo. 77 in concord. 78 in livermore. you should be in the upper 80s for concord, livermore, fairfield. but today a little bit different. if you are going to the game today, it will be cool. of course you will want to bring your jacket, wool socks. i have wool socks. those are highly recommended. breezy and cool for game time at 7:15 as the giants take on the diamondbacks. sunset is happening tonight at 7:44. sunrise tomorrow 6:37. and we're going to take a look at your seven-day forecast now where you see a slow rise in temperatures. thursday and friday is the warmest day. look at the holiday week. saturday, sunday, monday in the 70s and mid 80s. that is a look at your forecast. we'll be back after the break.

she can sing... she can play guitar... and she's almost 118-years- old. *singing e south american woman is going viral this afternoon. >> she is sing, 11 request palagi far and almost 118 years old. okay. she is pretty good. julia flores lives in bolivia. she was born in october of 1900 and is possibly the oldest living person in the world. she dresses pretty sharp too. julia says she has never been married and has no children. as for her secret, she loves eating cake and drinking soda. so eat that piece of cake this afternoon. >> rock on julia.

>> we'll be right back.

have a great afternoon. that's it for us. bold and beautiful is next. >> and ken and liz will see you back here at 5:00. have a great afternoon everyone. >> enjoy it.

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