president trump confirming his plan to place detained immigrants in sanctuary cities like san francisco. good afternoon, i'm anne mackovec in for kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. kpix5 jackie ward on how the president's latest threat is striking a nerve wit bay area lrs. repoer: t, the thought o to political cities in sanctuary cities of

the bay area. >> it's another notion that is unworthy of the presidency of the united states and disrespectful of the challenges we face as a country, as a people to address who we are, a nation of immigrants. >> house speaker pelosi says president trump is demonizing immigrants and the trump administration was considering taking immigrants at the border and taking them to sanctuary cities and trump said due that -- we are indeed as reported giving strong considerations to placing illegal immigrants in sanctuary cities, only the road cat left, always seem an open borders -- this should make s internal homeland security e-mails detail the plans to buschago, oakland and california and san francisco. it was to embarrass democrats. shaft had this to

say about the request. >> this has less toith immigratn and more to do with complete abuse of power, and public resources. the idea that this administration could use human beings, families, children to exact political vengeance on enemies is outrageous. >> stephen miller, a white house aid spearhead this request back in november. it was then rejected twice in a matter of six months. in san francisco, jackie ward, cpix5. other bay area lead hes weighing in. san jose leader had -- in san jose and silicon valley, we welcome any families enduring hardship and it takes risk to end debar to be apart of our great country. >> gaston said -- it's an all time low for american discourse. and it's the

clearest sign that the president fully intends to charter path to reelection on the back of racist rhetorics to divide us. a white house official denies implementing the idea. some politicians are about to face strict limits on free tickets they can get. it comes in the wake of a kpix5 investigation. >>reporter: the board of commissioners voted to crackdown on members who hoard free tickets to games and concerts. >> you know, our position -- >> with that unanimous vote, the board of commissioners adopted the set of tough new restrictions. >> this will ensure that members are not abusing tickets and using them for personal reasonings or things of that nature. >> chair mildly says the changes will bring order to a policy that kpix5

discovered that's being abused as recently of 2016. we broke the story of council members visiting tens of thousands of warrior -- while claiming in paperwork they were at the games to investigate efficiencies or oversight of facilities. after our reports, the public ethics commission investigated and urged the city, county and board of commissioners to revamp their policies. today, they did just that. under the new policy, each board member will have access to only five games for community and charitable organizations and they'll have to fill out a report at the the tickets are distributed and the board members have to write to

mile the raiders headed to las vegas in the year or two. >> it's going to be diminished with just the a's and concerts being here. >> the policy stresses that under no circumstances are tickets ever to be used for personal or financial benefit. in oakland, christin ayers, kpix5. the city of oakland is working on policies for council members who use free tickets. in oakland, police are investigating a shooting that sent two brothers to the hospital. officers say a 2 _year-old was shot -- a 21-year-old was shot in the chest and a 19-year-old shot in the leg. both were taken to the hospital. the boy who was shot in the leg was released last night. and police say this community is normally quiet. >> so the neighborhood here is a well established neighborhood, an older neighborhood here in the community. don't have a lot of calls for service down here, and that's apart of the

investigation to find out why this event happened here. >> police are looking for a male suspect, but they don't have a description of the shooter or associated vehicle. hillary clinton who had her hacked e-mails published by wikileaks is weighing in on assange. nicole killian has the latest. >> [chanting] >>reporter: supporters of julia assange protested his arrest in australia, a day after british officials dragged him out of the city of ecuador where he was held up for 7 years. >> you have some familiarity with the work of assange. >> i do. >> hillary clinton's -- weighed in on assange's arrest. >> the bottom line is he has to answer for what he -- has

done at least as it has been charged. >> assange is not charged in connection with the clinton campaign e-mails. the justice department indictment alleges he conspired with former intelligence analyst chelsea manning to download data from a government classified computer. >> the charge in the penalty carries up to five years behind bars, but -- but additional charges are likely. president trump who often praised wikileaks on the campaign trail claims he was unfamiliar with the justice's department conspiracy -- >> i nothing nothing about wikileaks, it's not my thing. >> assange's lawyers call him a journalist and say they'll fight his extradition back to the united states. nicole killian, cbs news, the justice department. >> legal experts say it's likely the extradition process could take months for assange to be brought to the u.s. within the hour, governor

newsom revealed details for dealing with destructive wildfires. wilson walking live in sacramento county with all the details. wilson. >>reporter: details, something the governor of california is quite fond of, and boy did he throw a few of them out over the last hour. he just laid out a -- i can't think of another way to describe it, other than a sweeping look at the cost associated with wildfires if california. everything from the up front cost of the disaster fighting the fires, but particularly california's energy future. we were talking yesterday about the possibility of rates doubling for pg&e customers. he spoke at length about that. pretty much this is the new normal. and while rate payers are scared of these skyrockets rates, he described it as a situation

some where, has to assume these cost and he spoke with pg&e about helping with those costs. he spoke specifically to the issue of pg&e cooperating with this challenge now facing california. >> pg&e need to understand we mean business as well. and their investors need to understand that cloud and clearly. they need to t that letter about the board. we need the capital. i'm not naive about that, and i am, as i said, a capitalist. but i'm about inclusive capitalism which means i have the back of rate payers and taxpayers and i care about my state and this country and what the state represents in this world. they have to be apart of this solution. >> okay. so a pretty direct threat to pg&e. kind of asking them to jump onboard with the skyrocketing cost associated with

california wildfires. at stake here is affordable electricity for every californian, so a shot across the bow from the governor to pg&e asking for resources to help measure these cost and get pg&e back to stability so rate payers are not facing these price increases, but it was a dense -- how do i say, prove sore ya'll election. it covers firing management practices across the state is some of the things he laid out in the past couple of weeks, but this speaks to the severity surround surrounding the state. we'll have more at 5:00 and 6:00. wilson walker. >> we'll have more on this developing story tonight on the kpix5 news at 5:00. tough new gun laws taking effect

in new zealand nearly a month after 50 people died in a mosque. assault rifles are banned and the new laws keep in four weeks after police say a white supremacist targeted muslims at two mosques. funeral nipsey hussle's funeral was disrupted shortly. the shooting happened blocks off the procession route. police are looking for the shooter and it's unclear what sparked this incident. a week ago, two people were hit during gunfire during a vigil for nipsey hussle. officials announce they're beefing up security for the boston marathon. they're expecting around 1 million people to attend. monday's big event marks six years since three people were killed and hundreds more injured when two bombs went off near the finish line. southwest

making a big announcement about the boeing 737 max 8. >> coming up, the impact if you're flying in the next few months. and the social security scam that has a man sharing his story about how he became a victim. we have seen the temperatures start to climb a bit today from yesterday. so it's going to be warmer, but it's going to be breezy out there today. and i'll talk to you about when the winds finally go away, coming up in this forecast.

chevron is making a bet on shell oil. the company announced plans to acquire anadarko for $33 billion and a cash and stock deal. shell drilling be kim a more favorite area of growth for the energy industry. shares of anadarko rallied double deals. the federal trade admission -- >> reporter anna warner spoke with one man who fell victim. >> [phone ringing] >>reporter: when wayne's caller i.d. told him the social security administration was calling, he picked up to hear a woman's voice. >> she said el paso texas, someone was using my name and social security number to send thousands of dollars to mexico and columbia. >> it was news to him.

>> she says you have an arrest warrant out there. >> to get rid of the warrant, he followed the woman's instructions buying $1400 worth of goggle play cards at this drug store, then giving the numbers off the back of the cards to the scammers over-the-phone. she told him he would get the money back. but -- >> when nobody called me the following day, i know i was screwed. >> he's one of many, 76,000 people have complained to the federal trade commission about the scam which is already out pacing the old irs call. remember that one. >> according to section 101, there thatm took overys (1) 700-0000 in its peak year and this social security call scam is up to $19 million for the year ending march 31st. the ftc monica vodka. >> we have scammers who have decided

that it's too recognizable to pretend to be the irs anymore. they know they can't getaway with that nearly as easy, so they have come up with a new twist. >> you should never give out your social security number over-the-phone, and don't trust your call i i.d. which is guaranteed to frustrate many people. anna warner, cbs news, new york. >> the reason you can't trust your caller id, scam artist use software to spoof a number to make it look like they're calling from the social security administration or other government agencies. southwest airlines extending the cancellation of their boeing 737 through august. southwest recommends checking your flight stas their summer travel can rebook without fees. a report from the l.a. times says before last month's

deadly crash in ethiopia, the airline said in legal documents it's 737s were not suitable for certain airports. boeing reportedly said the planes can't be used at high elevation airports that require longer runways for faster take-offs. and the planes were grounded after two deadly crashes in less than five months. the world's fanciest airport got fanciest with the addition of a 130-foot wall fall. this is in singapore's airport and the rain vortex funneling waters and fall into a pond below. it's beautiful. a huge manicured garden surrounds its -- this is at the airport. >> that's really cool. >> i know. it's so nice. daren, we went out for a walk earlier today, and it was nice out there. >> yes, we did. thank you for the

invite and being on the embarcadero around 9:30 this morning was fantastic. let me show you what it looks like now at 12:18. that's the the view of the golden gate. there's places across the bay area right now that are 11 degrees warmer than they were yesterday at this time. i'll show you in that one second. he's another great view from the top of sutro tower. and you can see the bay bridge in the distance. we'll go to the coast. i'm going to put numbers in front of that. right now, low to mid 60s does not sound too extraordinary and concord at 76 degrees. we need to look at the comparison at how much warmer these numbers were than at this exact time 24 hours ago. santa rosa, 11 degrees warmer. napa is 11 degrees warmer. 5 degrees warmer at sfo. once you get into the south bay, there's not much of a change, but we'll be a couple of degrees warmer. even the 73 in san jose will be a bit warmer than yesterday. so the temperatures go up a bit, but i

may not notice. it's not so much we warmup a few degrees. it's the wind that's been the main thing you have noticed over the last few days. if we look at current wind speeds, look at half moon bay. 19 mile an hour sustained winds. everybody else is barely noticeable. this will pick up. watch what happens by the time we get into the early evening. we have a 22 miles-per-hour sustained wind and we're in the teens inland. breezy as we get into the late afternoon, but it's not going to be windy like it was yesterday. so we've got one more day to get through here where we have a breeze to deal with. and then as we look at a bigger picture, you never know what's been going on with the wind. if you get rid of the clouds, there's your big center of high pressure and that's responsible ose winds.that die dow u.d 65 a inday. but oo mimpresveer tha

thon of monday and early tuesday. it won't be a lot, and by wednesday, it's gone, and we get a big warmup underway. low 80s by the time we get to thursday of next week. >> we are liking that. >> all right, daren. coming up, a popular cereal needs a new face. the search for a new mikey.

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all right. that's all we have time for. >> thanks for joining us this afternoon. >> yeah. enjoy the day, right. daren, say bye. >> get out there and make a motion, this is me saying goodbye.

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