we start with breaking news. chopper 5 is live at the end of a police pursuit on the peninsula. it all ended in a head-on crash in headwood city. this is happening on woodside

road near highway 101. chopper 5 is live overhead. the first reports indicating it was the chp involved in this case. you can see that law enforcement is down there. it looks like somebody may be on a gurney. you can see all of the damage done to the front end of that vehicle. both vehicles. it looks like someone may be injured. again, this is the end of a police pursuit ending in rah head-on crash. it looks like at least one person injured in this crash. we are starting to get some details coming into our news room. as soon as we get more information, we will share that with you. in other news, protestors around the bay area and across the country urging lawmakers to close the camp. they claim the immigrant detention facilities are inhumane. good afternoon, everybody. kenny is off today. let's get right over to kpix 5 n anci e protest going on in ? >> rorter: a ophecrsenator di

feinstein. i'll let you take a look at some of their signs. we have people of all different ages and ethnicities here with the common cause that we're seeing across the country right now, a message to close the camps. these people are incensed by the conditions of some of the detention centers at the mexican border and the stires coming out of there about child abuse and neglect. here is one called stopplestead in florida. the protestors want this facility to close. they want all of them to close. they want the politicians to stop signing off on payments for detention, and they want all members of congress to go and visit these centers to see them for themselves. and they're heartened by all of the support gathered here today. >> i feel like we're offering people something to do with their shattered hearts when they hear the news every day,

particularly i think the children. it is dire. >> it is horrific. >> reporter: there are also a couple of people gathered now in palo alto, and there are more demonstrations scheduled for tonight. one in oakland, one at walnut creek. both at 5:30. you can find out more about them at moveon. org. the protests are happening all across the country. demonstrators were out earlier today at the offices of the republican senators marco rubio in miami, florida and lindsey graham in mount pleasant, south carolina. the protests come as president trump threatens to deport more illegal migrants. just as the lawmakers got an up close look at the detention facilities. they are calling them deplorable and unacceptable. >> reporter: congressman castro shot cell phone video of women in border patrol custody. he says some detained migrants have been denied medication and showers. >> we saw that the system is

still broken, that people's human rights are still being abused. >> reporter: castro was one of caucus who toured detention nic facilities in texas. >> these women were being told by the officers to drink out of the toilet. >> reporter: an official pushed back saying they're drinking poetable water from the sink attached to the toilet. cbs news has confirmed a new department of homeland security inspector general report is expected this week that will describe conditions at some facilities as cramped and dangerous. texas senator ted cruz was also on the southern border monday. >> the responsibility for this crises lies directly on the united states congress. on loopholes that congress has put in the laws that are encouraging far too many people to make this arduous journey. >> reporter: frump has signed the $4.

of billion humanitarian aid package for the border approved by congress, but the president has also threatened more deportation. >> after july 4, a lot of people are going to be brought back out so people that come up may be here for a short while, but they're going back to their countries. they come back home. roar president trump did not say exactly when the apprehensions would start. last month the president said i.c.e. agents were preparing to remove, quote, millions of illegal aliens but postponed the operation giving congress two weeks to start making changes to asylum and immigration laws. cbs news, the white house. the campaign for cory booker said he would, quote, virtually elimination immigration detention if elected including the for profit detention facilities and start eliminating the time unaccompanied children spend in custody. the facebook officials revealed today that test results came back negative and

their buildings are clear for re-entry after reports of potentially hazardous mail yey morning the equipment facebook uses to screen its mail sounded an alarm on a mailbag testing positive for sarin. sarin is described as a nerve agent that forces the body's muscles into overdrive and often kills people who come in contact with it. several agencies, including the fbi, were called in to test the mail. in the meantime in san francisco we are expecting an update from police today on a horrific car crash at sfo that left one person dead and two others hospitalized. it happened yesterday afternoon in the arrival section of the international termal. a witness tells us two men and a woman were loading their suitcases into a car when it was hit by another vehicle. the police say there is nothing to suggest the crash was intentional. and new at noon, vaping advocates submitted a petition to roll back san francisco's new ban on the sale of e- cigarettes. the group collected more than 20,000 signatures in their

for measures of youth vaping while still allowing adults to buy e- cigarettes. it has tech necks and pre-set purchasing limits could reduce the use of vaping products by people under the age of 21. >> this ban doesn't make sense. you're taking a product that has helped thousands of people stop smoking cigarettes off the shelves, which is going to drive them back to smoking cigarettes, and how is that good for public health? roar the department of elections now has 30 days to verify signatures. if passed, the initiative would also enact new regulations for online retailers that sell the products. governor gavin newsom is highlighting affordable housing. what is once a vacant lot will soon be # 7 brand-new affordable housing units. thanks to state funding and a $4.5 million bond from the city of emeryville, this will be home to dos of people this

fall. >> people are trying to get everything they can in providing more access and more flexibility from the state. i think it will go a long way. roar the mayor says building affordable housing near public transportation and schools is critical, and something a lot of the con stitch wents are in favor of. all those who live here will get a transportation pass and are close to the bart station. rent will range from about $400 a month to $1,300 or $1,400, never exceeding 30% of a person's income, which means the wait list is expected to be competitive. it has section # housing vouchers. >> the difficulty was to finance and i don't envy our property management team to figure out, you know, what the everything else is a process. >> reporter: if you would like to live here, sign-ups begin on

monday, kpix 5. president trump just commented on the homelessness crises in san francisco and los angeles. in an interview with fox news yesterday, he said, quote, we may do something to get that whole thing cleaned up. it is inappropriate. the sounds of glass shattering and the alarm going off caught the attention of a person who alerted police of a jewelry store burglary in san raphael. it happened on fourth street. the men wearing ski masks took several items from the store and took off in a gold mercedes. the investigators say the suspects could be linked to other bay area jewelry store ar ngfremont will face a judge today. the police say the 43-year-old christina haller and a man were seen arguing last month. haller allegedly firing a flare at him.

it miss ed him and arstthe ted july celebration, the two tanks were brought up from fort stewart in georgia, and there were four other military vehicles brought in on a freight strain in d.c. and they are being guarded by military police. president trump says the tanks are be stationed outside the independent day celebration but has not given details on how they will be used. 4th of july preparations are underway at the lincoln memorial right now. the celebration on the national mall will feature a military band, a military fly over, fireworks and a presidential address. and the runways at regan washington national airport will close temporarily on thursday during the president's 4th of july event, but the closure is unprecedented. the faa says operations will be sus sended for a ceremonial fly over of mill taser aircraft and again for the annual fireworks show. today world powers are working together to try to did i have fuse escalating tensions between the united states and

iran. iran announced yesterday its uranium have exceeded the ranges of the nuclear agreement. the move is seen as iran's attempt to renegotiate the terms of the deal tass united states pressures the economy with heavy tariffs. >> the commitment of the e.u. is a very strong one to try to protect this agreement. we believe it is in everyone's agreement. >> meanwhile, there is no sign that negotiations between the white house and teheran will resume anytime soon. exerts estimate it could take up to a year for iran to stockpile enough uranium to make a nuclear weapon. and back to our breaking news story. a police chase ends in a head- on collision. the suspect in the case thisa ve fr s es 101.the suspect has been taken on a stretcher. we do see someone on that stretcher right there.

the person, the suspect slammed into, that person has also been taken by ambulance. you can see the imrooct smashed in the front of both of those -- the impact smashed in front of both of those vehicles. we're going to give you more information as it comes in. still ahead, new falling- out after nike canceled a 4th of july shoe release after former 49er colin kaepernick. plus, taking drastic measures to get a life-saving drug. how far families are willing to go for affordable insulin. a spectacular summer day across the bay area. here is a live view looking in and you can see downtown san francisco there and the bay. we are watching temperatures rise. i'll let you know what you can expect taking you through the rest of the day and that july 4th forecast, co a new crop of tents and cra

soccer field right next to kids. >> you're expecting them to hazards and dangers an needles. >> tonight at 7:00, why the city is behind this latest homeless shuffle. >> they said this is where you can't go and nobody is going to mess with you. >> that is in front of where kids play and i think that is unacceptable. >> watch the 7:00 p.m. news. >> tonight on kpix 5. expect more.

>> one, ignition. you are looking at nasa's launch of a mock spacecraft. the goal is to test the launch abort system in the event of a booster failure. this mark as critical milestone for nasa as it prepares to send astronauts back to the moon within the next five years. nike has scrapped the roll- out of a new shoe at the urging american flag pattern in honor of betsy ross.

as a brand ambassador for nike, kaepernick urged the company to pull the shoe from distribution. now the governor of arizona has ordered the arizona commerce authority to cancel financial incentives for nike to build its new manufacturing plant there. we'll have much more on this story coming up on the kpix news at 5:00 and online at kpix.com. and the high price of insulin is forcing some families with type one diabetes to travel outside the u.s. for the life-saving drug. this group boarded a bus in minneapolis and drove more than #00-miles to canada in search of affordable insulin. it is the second caravan to canada in two months. >> this vile in the united states is $340. this vile today, $30. >> that is because you bought anytime canada. >> that is the only difference. >> insulin is cheaper primarily because the country has public health care. the government negotiates

pricing with drug companies an caps prices. in the u.s. drug makers negotiate individually with private insurance companies and the unsured pay list price, about seven and a half million americans rely on insulin to stay alive. the drug is largely supplied by three company whose all offer patient assistance programs. let's check in with mary now with a look at our weather and it is looking pretty nice outside. a beautiful day. you can see east the blue skies and our temperatures are in the 60s and the 70s. 64 in oakland. 74 in livermore. north 60s in san francisco and mid # 0s for san jose as well as santa rosa. and the high pressure to our south, and a low pressure system to our north that is really ushering in that ocean breeze for us. so that keeps on going. very similar conditions for today. and i just want tomention esthe

are dealing with severe storms. they actually had an ef-0 confirmed tornado north portland yesterday because of this err why of low pressure and was picking up strong storms. again for us, you the sea breeze across the bay area. so for today as we head through the rest of our afternoon, we are going to have the clearing with the clouds pulling back to the coast in spots. and then for tomorrow morning, the morning low clouds and areas along the coast and parts of the bay and then that afternoon sunshine. so our sun sets at 8:35 and our sun rise at 5:52 tomorrow morning. the day time highs today, seasonal. at or just slightly below average for thyme of year. # 2 for a high in concord. 78 in san jose. # 0 for oakland. 67 in san francisco. cool and breezy along the coast in the mid 60s. and it looks fantastic. we're going to keep this weather going, this seasonal conditions and pleasant conditions for tomorrow and through july 4th as well.

seasonably mild sun for most of us and for the fireworks' forecast for thursday evening, for the coast, in the upper 50s. low clouds and breezy conditions for the bay. low 60s with some patchy fog. and then as we head inland, in the mid 70s. here is the seven-day forecast with what you can expect. similar conditions wednesday and thursday, for july 4th, high pressure builds in for the rest of the week. so friday into the weekend, the temperatures warm up. and right now saturday, the warmest day out of the week with plenty of sunshine. >> and thursday everybody is worried about the barbecue and the fireworks. >> yes. another homeless encampment is nothing new, but in this case it is sanked by the city. -- sanctioned by the city. the problem? it is right next to a soccer field. >> what that means, hey, come on over here. it is good. you can stay here. that is in front of where kids play and i think this is

unacceptable o. >> you can see our original report on the latest homeless shuffle in oakland tonight on the new kpix 5 news at 7:00. we'll be right back. which means you may have to pay for the rest. that's where medicare supplement insurance comes in: to help pay for some of what medicare doesn't. learn how an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by united healthcare insurance company might be the right choice for you. a free decision guide is a great place to start. call today to request yours. so what makes an aarp medicare supplement plan unique? well, these are the only medicare supplement plans endorsed by aarp and that's because they meet aarp's high standards of quality and service. you're also getting the great features that any medicare supplement plan provides.

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