. now at noon, bullet holes in cars. part of an attempted murder investigation underway right now in county. i'm emily turner in for kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. let's get to jackie ward in

san jose. jackie? >> reporter: people woke up to bullet holes in their car like this one after police say lo activity.d to kill >> reporter: the sheriff's office tells us about 10:20 last night, people on this part of richmond avenue in san jose heard gun shots andpeed off. >> i heard a person yell, ow, really loud. i called the sheriff's department. >> reporter: there have been two or three shootings in the area in the last two to three years. >> if you're in bed and hear the shots, the bullets can fly through walls. >> reporter: he got home and his girlfriend heard the gunshots. >> ichs three minutes removed from the situation. you think back. a couple of minutes here or there. >> reporter: the sheriff's

office obtained surveillance footage that shows a man confronting a man and the suspect chases the victim out of camera range. shortly after, the suspect and victim get in view of the camera. both the victim and the suspect take offer running. the victim running across the street into a backyard and hopping the fence. the suspect or suspects remain at large. >> it's unnerving living up the street from a shooting. twice in two years. strange. >> reporter: the victim has not come forward yet and the sheriff's office says the public is not at risk. jackie ward, i piks 5. we're following breaking news in palo alto. a death investigation is understand way after a man's body was found by his roommate at a mobile home park. police do not have a suspect in

custody. they are not actively look for a suspect. and a traffic alert. the trailer fire blocking a westbound lane of highway 37 in marin county. flames engulfed this 40 foot trailer near lakeville highway. it was reported around 9:15 this morning. no injuries reported. it's unclear how the fire started. let's take a look at the traffic map. you can see where the fire is happening. it's down to 16 miles in the westbound direction of highway 37. your option instead is 121 north and then eventually hit 101 that way. and this crash briefly closed down the three right lanes on i-280 just south of stevens creek. the big rig slammed into a lexus and caused a chain reaction. awoman is ropt hospitalized. and a man was taken to a burn center after a fire the aa motel 6 in freemont about 6:00

a.m. chopper 5 flew over the scene as fire crews taped off the area. it's not clear what caused the fire and no word on the condition. happening today, san francisco could become the first city in the country to block the sale of e-cigarettes. the board of supervisors takes a vote today. the moratorium would take effect in seven months after signed by the mayor and continue until the fda reviewing the safety of the products. and leaders will decide the fate of the navigation center. people say leaders skipped steps to push the plan through and will bring crime to the neighborhood. the mayor approached the center to address the homelessness crisis. she hopes to get it up and running this year. and state officials cracking

down on gun control. the governor says starting next week, all californians need a background check for ammunition. >> this does not deny people the right to purchase ammunition. it's what we're already doing for guns and makes it a a semiprocess for ammunition at point of sale. >> the governor says the problem is not guns that kill people, it's the ammo. it will cost $1 every time a purchase is made. the new law will go in effect next monday. and new at noon, the acting customs and border protection commissioner is stepping down. john sanders will resign on july 5th. house lawmakers could vote at any moment on a $4 and a half billion aid package for the boarder e. and runs of migrant children were moved over concerns of unsanitary conditions. >> it's not immigration. it's an appropriations bill to

meet the needs of the children so we can remove the needs that they have and also the shame we should have that they don't have diapers and tooth brushes and care. >> republican leaders accusing nancy pelosi of, quote, playing politics, saying she should have brought up the legislation sooner. >> she has allowed it to come to a head where we're at the midnight hour and the agency is going to go in a shutdown and they want the money to take care of the kids. >> the vote is expected to pass. meantime, the white house is threatens to veto. much more coming up on the news at 5:00. we're asking how some bay area community groups are preparing for deportations. the white house named the new press secretary and communications director. the first lady spokeswoman stephanie grisham will take over the post. the first lady tweeted the

announcement a couple of hours ago, saying she was been with us since 2015 and we can think of new better person to serve the administration and the country. today, president trump and iran's president are trading jabs after new sanctions announced by the u.s. targeting iran's leadership. katherine johnson is at the white house. . >> reporter: iranian president is lashing out at president trump, calling the new u.s. sanctions outrageous and idiotic. president trump tweeted, iran's very ignorant and insulting statement put out today only shows they do not understand reality. any attack by iran on anything american will be met with great and overwhelming force. >> a lot of restraint has been shown us. a lot of restraint. >> reporter: the latest sanctions signed by the president target the supreme

leader and eight commanders. a spokesman for the foreign ministry says the measure equals a permanent closure for diplomacy. >> you cannot start a dialogue with somebody threatening you. >> reporter: president trump warned military conflict would result in obliteration. >> who knows what's going to happen? we cannot ever let iran have a nuclear weapon. and it won't happen. >> reporter: the u.s. imposed nearly 1,000 sanctions on iran. the value of the currency has dropped 60% and inflation is up more than 40%. katherine johnson, cbs news, the white house. many in congress on both sides support the new sanctions against iran. democrats and the president disagree about whether he must seek con aggression the approval to use military force there. and a sneak peek at the

terminal s.f. ño. it has glass that tints depending on the time of day. it features a museum exhibit honoring the late san francisco supervisor. >> this incorporates a host of images crowd sourced from a variety of groups. it's an opportunity for the community to play a role in the content featured behind me. >> the terminal is scheduled to open on july 23rd. the first airlines to operate for the terminal will be southwest and jetblue. and still ahead, a special delivery air lifted into a bay area hospital. how this will provide life saving services for thousands of patients. and it often feels like whack a mole for us. we are stopping a substantial number of case. >> and cracking down on illegal robocalls. how the government is going

after the companies and individuals behind them. well, a pleasant day across the area with mostly sunny skies. seasonal temperatures today. but a big cool down is on the way. i'll let you know when temperatures fall below average coming up.

. new at noon, a state of the art mri scanner coming to

oakland. chopper 5 captured images of crews working next to a crane that air lifted the equipment. the new mri can scan organs and bones better and faster. the medical facility is the primary provider to the low income community. the new and upgraded equipment is set to provide life saving sfsz services for more than 7,000 patients a year. and the instagram ceo is speaking out about the deeptakes and he is not taking them down. >> right now, we try to balance safety and speech. and that balance is really, really tricky. but honestly, right now, the most important thing to focus on is getting to the content quicker. once we can do that, we can have the next debate about whether or not to take it down. >> deepfakes get a lot of attention after this video went

viral. it shows mark sukerror berg saying things had never said. experts fear the technology could be used to disrupt society and spread misinformation. the government is unveiling a crack down on robocalls. they plan to file charges against several companies and individuals. anna warner has the details. . >> reporter: it's the ringing in your ears everyone dreads. robocalls the government says number in the tens of billions every year. >> this is an important message regarding your credit card account. >> reporter: joining forces to find solutions the fdc commissioner, a democrat, and fellow commissioner, a republican. >> there's no disagreement here? >> none whatever so far. robocalls are no just an annoyance, they can be a real problem for the people who pick up the phone and sometimes fall

victim to scams. >> reporter: the ftc is announcing a major crack down, including 94 actions targeting operations around the country they say are responsible for more than 1 billion calls. >> it is an extremely important issue. we feel pressure externally and internally and we want to rise to it. >> reporter: companies targeted in the actions were using robocalls to pitch everything from bogus credit card interest rate reductions to fraudulent money making opportunities and medical alert systems. do you think you can fix it? what they're doing is illegal and comes from overseas. how do you even stop that? >> so today, announcing operation call it quits is part of the solution. it's not the whole of the solution. it will take engagement from industry and technological

investment. and the hope is for the combined efforts, we can help push back. >> reporter: experts applaud the joint law enforcement efforts, but say the dampening effect may be temporary. alex is ceo of the call ablocking company you mail. >> there's a crack down on enforcement, you see fewer robocalls from the people cracked down on. and they're replaced by someone else. >> it feels like whack a mole for us. but we are stopping a substantial number of cases and unwanted calls. that's important to me. >> the defendants in some of the cases have had assets frozen and others will pay fines up to $2 e sunshine? for a while.

mostly sunny skies for today. that will continue. a few more clouds for the middle part of the week and plenty of sun for the weekend. a great time to be in the bay area. a live look with the sales force tower camera and mostly sunny skies. temperatures in the low 60s san francisco and mid 60s in oakland. warming up to 83 in con card. livermore, 79. and 80 santa rosa. it's a breezy afternoon. clocking west, north westerly winds at 14 miles per hour in downtown san francisco. and 11 mile an hour winds in san ramon. 12 in berkeley. and here's the satellite and radar view. the ridge of high pressure is now to the south and the upper level low to the north. and that's drawing and ushering in the stronger on shore flow. the ocean breeze is back and the temperatures are cooler today and we'll continue with the cooling trend through the work

week. through the day, you can see that sunshine. and we are looking at mostly sunny to partly sunny skies tomorrow and low clouds along the coast and parts of the bay first thing tomorrow. because of the sun today, the uv index forecast is at a nine, very high. limit the midday exposure, that means right now. and the uv radiation the greatest at this time. late morning, early afternoon, that's when we have the greatest uv radiation for you. the sunset, 8:35. the sunrise, 5:49 tomorrow morning. daytime highs today, cooler compared to yesterday. we topped out in the low 90 tss inland and mid 80s concord. 73 oakland. 67 in san francisco. the seven-day forecast, cooling down beginning wednesday. below average temperatures continue thursday and friday. and for the weekend,s plenty of sunshine and temperatures warming up saturday, sunday, and

next week. >> thank you. well, families often turn to expensive detox clinics to treat an addiction. sometimes the results are deadly. teddy russell is among the casualties. he was hours dead after checking in. >> we trusted them and our son trusted us. it was just a nightmare. >> you can see the original report, the hidden risks of rehab on the news at 7:00. and it's been ten years since the death of michael jackson. coming up, how scandal has cast a shadow over the legacy. and kpix is the broadcast partner for sf pride. the parade is live 10:30 sunday morning at kpix.com.

. michael jackson is remembered today, ten years after he died. after persisting claims of sexual abuse, some struggle with how to view the pop star's legacy. just months ago. the documentary leaving never land highlighted the story of two boys, now grown men, who say jackson sexually abused them as kids. >> how harrowing the accusations

are over a long period of time are devastating. it's sort of -- it dirties the water a lot. >> there are fans who will mark the death. some planning a so called m.j. innocent love march in hollywood. others donating money for thousands of roses to be placed at his grave. another icon who died on this date is farrah faucet. she burst on the scene in 1976 as one of the crime fighting trio in charlie's angels. she is survived by her son. and tonight, the hit cbs reality show big brother is back. the 21st season kicked off with a summer camp theme. 16 house guests will try to out wit each other for the chance to win the half a million dollar grand prize. >> i was born and bred to play the game. it's so brauk.

that's me. >> the money is a bonus. i want the experience and the title of champion. >> i'm a little bit of a flirt. with either gender. >> and we have people diverse in backgrounds, ethnicities, ages. >> i'm redefining boundaries and stereotype. i'm asian and have 13 tattoos. why not? >> wow. watch the two-night premier right here on kpix5 at 8:00 tonight. and a reminder. if you have a consumer problem or question, e-mail us consumerwatch @kpix.com or call the hot line, 888-5-helps-u. we'll be right back.

. coming up at 5:00, new body camera video just released of the deadly shooting of a mentally ill man in walnut creek. that and more coming up at 5:00. >> that's it for the news at noon. have a great afternoon.

♪ >> ridge: did someone check if there was a problem with the car? >> brooke: [ sighs ] i imagine they will. i mean, all i know is what i told you. >> ridge: poor emma. she was just this -- this young kid, this good person. >> brooke: i know, she was a good friend to hope. she was her biggest cheerleader. >> ridge: and she wasn't one of those crazy young women that would race up and down mulholland. none of this makes sense to me. >> zoe: thomas? you suspect thomas of...? i can't even say it. >> xander: pam said he and emma were arguing. it's not hard to guess about what. >> zoe: guessing isn't knowing. >> flo: but you said that she she had just heard everything about hope, and she was on her way to tell her everything.