new charges in the college admissions scheme. actress lori hliner huan morning the parents just indicted. good afternoon, i'm anne mackovec in for kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. the full house star and her fashion designer husband are among 16 parents indicted by a federal grand jury. it added a money laundering charge

to their legal woes and loughlin and geo -- fellow actress felicity huffman and 12 other parents and a coach agreed to play guilty to the scheme. william barr says he expects to release a redacted version of the mueller report. within a week, he's defending his four-page summary which democrats said isn't enough. >> i felt i should state the bottom line conclusions? i tried to use special counsel mueller's -- >> barr said that mueller was offered a chance to review his summary before it was released. in his summary, barr said mueller did not find conspiracy or cooperation between the trump campaign and russian government. we are going to have much more on this story in a live report from d.c. on the kpix news at 5:00. a live look outside and the

flags are flying from our dublin camera. winds are expected to be picking up this afternoon. and mary lee is here with a look. mary. >> michelle, we've been watching the winds all day today. we've been watching them increase and here's a live look with our roof cam. you can see the top of the ferry building and that flag whipping in the wind. our peak wind gust, mount saint helen, 55 mile-per-hour. mount diablo, 40. san mateo, 35. richmond, 32. check out our wind speeds and -- 18 in san owe sda. 21 mile-per-hour winds right now in redwood city. also for downtown san francisco at 21 and 20 for berkeley. we'll talk about when we'll see the strongest winds for today. i'll show you that on future cast coming up. anne. >> thanks mary. we learned about another measles case in san

francisco. public health officials says someone with the disease visited several sites from april 1st through the 3rd throughing caltrans stations and the federal building. authorities point out there's no outbreak in the risk to the public is low. we'll post more information on kpix.com. alameda is holding a special election today. residents will decide whether a prized area remains an open park or it be comes a new homeless center. today's vote will determine the fate of the land on mckay avenue by crab cove. kpix5 jackie ward picks up the debate. >>reporter: that is a place to go for a walk or take a view, but after the a -- after the vote, it could be a place for homeless. one ask if this should be an open space or transformed into a homeless center. >> this is my town and i have my kids here, so it's hard.

it's hard to really pick a side. >> do we need help for homeless people and the issues they face? absolutely. but it needs to be handled at a state level. i think we need to reopen the mental hospitals that used to exist at the state level. >> bigs wants to turn the 78,000 square foot space that used to be for testing meat. >> homeless seniors are the largest growth of sectors in homeless. >> those of crab cove want to preserve the space -- >> we're hoping the people of alameda will stand up again like we did in 2014. and protect crab cove. and preserve the best place to bring your kids. >> the measure that gets the most votes will determine the fate of this land. if voters decide to leave the land it is, alameda may have to pay up to $12 million to

acquire ownership of the land. jackie ward, kpix5. >> an alameda councilman says this election cost between 580 to $730,000. president trump a ddressed the homeland -- he said he never said he's planning to clean up house. >> this comes after the purge of top dhs officials. >>reporter: president trump denies he's reconsidering -- >> i'll tell you something, once you don't have it, that's why you see many more people coming. they're coming like it's a picnic because let's go to disneyland. >> he railed against a federal court ruling that drops a policy that would keep asylum victims in mexico while their claims are -- >> we have bad laws and a judge said he doesn't want people staying in mexico. figure that out. >> the white house ousted the leadership at the

department of homeland security including secretary neilson. in an attempt to get tougher on the border. >> what we need, homeland security. that's exactly what we want. there's no better term, there's no better name. we want homeland security. >> miller has been charged of immigration policy. >> this is what he's -- he's like the whisperer. i don't think the president would obtain the kind of positions he's taking if he didn't have a great need to continue to -- >> lawmakers in both parties say they oppose the separation policy. >> it's a majority and not a -- >> the numbers of migrants at the southern border particularly women and children are surging. according to white house, apprehensions or encounters spiked above 100,000 in march which likely contributed to the president's frustration and wholesale changes

at dhs. natalie brand, cbs news, the white house. >> cbs news learned that depending on -- approve a health and human services request, made last month to provide housing alongborder for 5,000 children. east bacon greg man swalwell headed to florida the day after this announcement. >> i'm running for the president of the united states. [cheers and applause] >> it's official. >> it's official. >> boy, does it feel good to say that. >> now, it's official. congratulations. >> thank you. >> swalwell made the announcement on the steve co-- goebbert. those are facing questions about how their platforms are used by white supremacy. the judiciary committee hearing comes weeks after the shooting at a

mosque. 50 died which was live streamed on facebook and facebook has been criticized for the hate messages - you tube owned by goggle has been singled out for hosting content. boeing investors are anxious after hearing this. deliveries for their 737 failed by a third. that's for the first three months of this year. the arrow knot cal giant is in the mist of a crisis. the company halted orders following the global grounding of this model. after last month, they were two crashes, wall street expects boeings -- at new noon, new york's mayor issued a public health emergency in parts of brooklyn because of a measles outbreak. he will says there's almost 300 cases. >> this will mandate vaccines

for people living in the affected area. department of health will issue violations. and fines to people who remain unvaccinated. we have a situation now where children are in danger. we have to take this seriously. >> people who don't get the mmr vaccine could be fined $1,000. unvaccinated students will not be allowed in schools or day cares in new york. in san francisco, a proposal to shutdown juvenile hall will be presented at city hall. a group of supervisors says the city spends too much on juvenile hall. $13 million a year especially considering it is 75% empty. there are 150 beds, but only about 3 dozen juvenile prisoners at any given time. mayor breed says she's opposed to shutting down juvenile hall without a plan to do with young offend ares and yesterday she appointed a

30-member blue ribbon committee to follow the issue. chopper 5 live overhead in downtown berkeley you can see a fire going pretty good there. the smoke pouring into the sky. this is near downtown on delaware street. 1811 to be exact. that's the address there. and you could see it's near several other buildings. so that's the challenge for firefighters right now. you can see them working on the side of the building that is on fire. they're going to need to try and stop this fire from spreading to all of those buildings, and then of course we have those trees right there by this fire which is out of control. so we are going to keep an eye on this fire right now. burning in downtown berkeley, and pretty dense area, so that does present a lot of danger, but it looks like they have a couple of dozen firefighters there. at least on the scene right now trying to get this contained to the building where it is right now. but that smoke,

so that is something that could be visible from some of the nearby highways as well. and i'm not sure exactly how far that smoke is being carried right now by the windy conditions we have. those conditions expected to pickup and become more windy throughout the day as mary was talking about earlier. so chopper 5 pulling out right now to give us a broader view of the scene and we're going to be keeping an eye on that fire in downtown berkeley coming up, it is no subtle height. >> the thieves that picked an unusual tool to an atm. the first of a kind program in the country and how teachers in this school is learning how to reverse an overdose.

back to that breaking news. chopper 5 over downtown berkeley where at least one home is on fire. >> this is the scene right now. what's going on, this is at 1811 delaware street in berkeley. firefighters desperately trying to save that building there. it's kind of hard to see with all that smoke in the area, but you can see some of the crews, some of the firefighters down there picking up some of that debris trying to get that fire under control. again, thick smoke in that area, so it's hard to see what's underneath because the wind is just blowing, but it looks like the back of this home, there's some kind of structure where we actually saw the frame of it. so that might be lost in this fire. it's hard to tell. you can see though, it is a dense neighborhood. the homes are very close to each other and of course, there's a lot of trees in that area which is a concern

especially on a day like today with windy conditions. >> you can see that smoke blowing around right now. this is very close to aloni park in berkeley. it's on the north side of downtown. and as our chopper zoom in, you can see the firefighters working to get that fire under control. it looks like something is sustaining serious damage, is to stop this from spreading and the smoke is pretty white right now, which is a good indication they have a decent hold on it. you can see them pulling back some of their hoses right now. so they're going to just need to make sure that it doesn't spread to some of those other houses, that's a matter of feet. >> we're going to stay on top of this and keep you posted with more information as we get it. we want to show you this video. some thieves picked an unusual tool to steal an atm. they used a digger. you can the equipment driving a securityland with masks m

stngtes later, the cash machine is lifted into a car which had part of its roof cutng it. a new program in access to a drug that can reverse an opioid overdose. reporter manuel breaks down the first of its kind program. >> craig, call 911. >>reporter: what you're watching is a training drill. a group of staff members in montgomery is acting out a scenario of a drug overdose. the drill is to reverse an overdose >> the auto injector looks like a cigarette box and a drug that can save a life. >> nice job, guys. >> i have spent ten years in a public school as a principal and it's common to come upon

a situation like this. >> giving instructions is state nurse administrator jennifer vetrus. >> we developed this training to teach people in absent of a nurse how to give this drug. >> preparation is underway three hours north near alabama. >> the drug is important because it works fast. >> trainings started at sparkman last month. we were there when bella and maze learned how this device works. >> five, four, three. >> it's very similar to an epipen. so it's relatively easy to use which is good. >> more than 400 opioid-related overdose deaths were reported in the state of alabama in 2017. according to the cdc, the state ranked highest in the nation in opio escriptions back in 2015. the state is set to have more descriptions than the number of people. the drug costs $178 per dose. all paid for

>> wre of >> eric macky is alabama's state superintendent. >> people could say, well, you ought to be investing your money just in textbooks and teachers and academic things, but there are no good academic outcomes if there's no students. >> at risk kids growing up in east oakland don't always see school as a way out of their tough situation. >> now one man is trying to change that. a mexican born immigrant with a phd from harvard has a plan to create a high school to keep kids engaged. >> no one has thought about a drug dealer to mba pipeline. >> we'll show you what's being called the high school for homies in our original report. that's tonight on at 00. timeorchnur windy weather forecast, mary lee. >> michelle, and anne, you were mentioning the

structure fire in downtown berkeley and i checked the wind conditionings and firefighters are up against northwesterly winds at 20 miles per hour and the winds will kick up as we head through the day. here's a look at our forest camera. upper 50s to low to mid 60s at this hour. he's the satellite and radar view. and this is why we are talking about the windy conditions. we have a high pressure to our west and these other two features close together. strong winds for today. we had a cold front yesterday. and behind the front, also helping to pick up the winds. fewer tour cast as we head through -- future cast as we head through today, plenty of sunshine through the week. we're going to continue to seep wig winds increasean coastnd up in the hills, but us across the bay area will see the winds today. and still looking at breezy conditions as we

head through tonight into tomorrow. pollen count, because of the dry weather, also the winds, we're looking at pollen count levels medium to high today. increasing as we go through wednesday and especially by thursday and friday. our sunset at 7:39 and our sunrise at 6:41. so temperatures are in the 60s, so cooler compared to yesterday, but mild. right where we should be for this time of year. there we go with the 7-day forecast. dry weather through the workweek and into the weekend. we'll right back.

the talk host sarah gilbert announced she's leaving the daytime talk host. she said this is a hard decision, but she's ready to spend more time with her three children and have more time for herself and act and producing activities and she cohosted the show. they are members of the military, first lawyers second. >> the new cbs show

"the code" take a look at marines who are prosecutors and defense lawyers and i talked to the actors. >> it takes us around the world and there's an incident that takes place in iraq, and afghanistan just to name a few. it's never clean cut. we always play the gray area. >> the cove premieres right here on kpix at 5:00. we'll be right back.

this is crazy. a los angeles county man went to the gym for an early morning workout, and he didn't know that there was going to be this rude awakening awaiting him here. video showing the moment that samuel hopped on a treadmill and that happened seconds after he stepped onto that treadmill. a red mercedes suv barrels through the window slamming into him and throwing him on the ground. the gym manager ran to help. as for the driver, no word if charges have been filed and witnesses are saying she's cooperating with police. at 5:00, it's coyote puppy season and it means the pets could be more aggressive. we'll have that story and more at 5:00. thanks for joining us today at noon. >> ellen and veronica, they'll see you at 5:00. have a great afternoon, everybody. >> hang onto those

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