. now at noon, a bay area county considers changing its policy on tasers after three deadly incidents last year. good afternoon. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. mckayla maroney was at the board of supervisors meeting this morning and has more on the

plan. >> reporter: this is in the idea phase. this was a presentation of a draft policy. >> it probably the most up to date progressive policy on use of force. >> reporter: that's the sheriff who came to present proposals on the use of tasers after deadly three times in the county last year, including the death of chinedu okobi, who died after been tased by five deputies. a confrontation that began when they attempted to stop him for jaywalking. >> these were human beings with loved ones and full human biographies and hopes, dreams, and wishes. >> reporter: they proposed to change the wording to causing or threatening to cause physical injury. al cou be tased three times. there's a clause, though, for

exceptional circumstances. critics say that needs to be more concrete. >> you have a policy that's falled unless. >> reporter: and bias trainingay patrol vehicle. . my people have to have the tools and the training and the opportunity to save their lives and the lives of the residents we serve. >> the actual policy isn't going to be fleshed out for a month or so and it has to be passed by two unions in the sheriff's office. mckayla maroney, kpix5. i'm emily turner. we have video just in from chopper 5. you can see a big rig overturned. crews were working to shore up the side of the creek and the big rig, a dump truck, overturned down the embankment. one person has been taken to the hospital as a precautionary measure. that was not an injury. they want to make sure that

everything is all right. in the meantime, the dump truck was full of dirt and more work ahead of them anything to getting the truck out of the embankment. i'm emily turner, back to you. and advocates calling on the san francisco leaders to call a state of emergency after fatality, a tesla hitting and killing a pedestrian. the demand for safer streets. >> reporter: advocates say the city has failed bikers and pedestrians. they want changes now. san francisco motorcycle police stepped up enforcement on taylor street following sunday's crash that killed benjamin dean and severely injured his wife. they were celebrating they are wedding anniversary. the officers looking for red light violators and speeding drivers. >> we only had have 14 in july .

>> reporter: they say increased enforcement will not increase safety. they demand more cameras, lower speed limits, and automated speed enforcement. a state senator says the last two requests would require state approval and unlikely to pass. >> they don't do well in the ljts. >> reporter: and the mayor can implement policies to reduce the traffic deaths. many of the fatalities happened in his district. . >> to me, it was a feeling of failure for not have prevented this. >> reporter: they promised to speed up the traffic improvement

measures and plan to launch a campaign to remind drivers to slow down. >> over two thirds of the crashes are because drivers are driving too fast. >> the authorities says car traffic has gone up by 60% in the last five years. traffic safety will continue to be a priority as the city sees more cars and people. in san francisco, kpix5. and the latest fatal crash was caused by a speeding driver who ran the red light. the driver was arrested. and the governor revealed the first report by the new dmv reinvention strike team. it outlines the wait times decreased by 58 minutes. from august 2018 to may 2019, more than 100 new remote kiosks set to begin operating. and the agency will begin a pilot program for the credit

cards at field offices. >> we'll have a new website that will have what you really need, meaning real id is going to be on the home page saying here is what you need. >> the report urging the dmv to address backlogs by hiring more workers. the governor appointed a permanent dmv director. and democratic presidential candidate kamala harris introduced a bill to legalize pot at the federal level. the bill written by harris and representative nadler would require federal courts to expunge prior convictions and authorize a 5% tales tax for a trust fund and would allow immigrants to no longer be subjected to deportation based on a minor marijuana offense. >>ta rnille in walnut creek

this afternoon to meet with the members of the democrats of ross moore, the largest democratic club in northern california. he's expected to talk about the plans to create 8 million jobs and about climate change. a live look in washington dc. president trump and democrats reached a tentative budget deal. as katherine johnson reports, it adds to america's rising debt. >> reporter: president trump and democrats reached a budget compromise. >> it isn't everything we hoped for. but it got to the debt ceiling. that's important. we're not going to default on american securities. >> reporter: it allows a boost of spending and it increases overall government spending by$. republicans can claim victory for military and border spending while democrats can tout spending on domestic programs.

>> it means jobs for the american people and ladders up for the american people and hop. >> reporter: it's at the expense of the country's $22 trillion debt. critics say it will be future generations who pay the price if lawmakers don't get spending under control. >> it's a pretty good deal under the circumstances. >> reporter: the house will vote on the bill thursday and mitch mcconnell promised to bring the measure to a vote before the august recess next week. katherine johnson, cbs news, the white house. the u.s. department of agriculture is proposing rules to cut food stamp benefits to millions of americans and end automatic eligibility for those receiving federal assistance through another program and make it more difficult for some to qualify, requiring a view of income and assets. it would cut 3.1 million americans from the food stamp program. coming up at 5:00, we look at how the newnia. a, t senate is

expected to vote on legislation to permanently finance the 9/11 victim compensation fund. the measure passed the house vote earlier this month. it would ensure the fund provides money to those who have illnesses and injuries linked to the toxins after the terror attacks. it's supported by jon stewart. and robert mueller is scheduled to testify for about five hours before two committees tomorrow. nicole kill killioy reports. >> reporter: and the justice department sent mueller a letter last night giving him strict instructions to strict to the boundaries of of the report. the letter calls the testimony unnecessary. president trump continues

to call mueller's investigation a phony witch hunt. >> no collusion, no obstruction. this thing should have ended a long time ago. it's been two and a half years. >> reporter: mueller will stick to what's in the report and democrats are prepared for that. >> we will be referring to specific pages and sections and asking for comment on them. >> reporter: democratic sources say they don't expect a lot of new revelations. but democrats are banking on a lot of viewers who haven't ready the report. >> no, i'm going to be watching. probably. i may see a little bit of it. >> reporter: nancy pelosi outlined the findings of the report so the colleagues can frame the questions. the fbi director testified on capitol hill where the report was a hot topic. >> there was an awful amount of work done by a huge team of

professionals that resulted in a 450-something page report. >> the director declined to delve too far in ahead of the hearing. both democrats and republicans are planning a social media blitz during the hearing to put out their own spin. kpix5 will carry a special report on theno'don an coverage. and former london mayor boris johnson will britain's next prime minister after theresa may. johnson vows the uk will leave the eu by october 31st even without a divorced deal. >> he's tough and he's smart. there's a britain trump. and people are saying, that's a good thing. they like me over there. that's what they wanted.

>> johnson won two-thirds of the vote to become the conservative party's new leader. that makes him britain's next prime minister. and still ahead, stopping teens from vaping. how the feds are using a magician. and which bay area city made the list for best places to raise a family. and 12:12 in the afternoon and it still looks like that at the golden gate bridge. just this persistent, wet, gray blanket. i'll show you the big picture. many of us inland are looking at a hot day today. i'll have the details on that coming up.

. e-cigarettes could be harder to buy in the city of richmond. the mayor plans to introduce a bill to restrict the sale until they've been reviewed by the fta. and tomorrow and thursday, a committee the looking into the maker jooum in the teen epidemic. represents of the company are expected to testify as the fda launching the first tv ads to fight vaping by teens. . >> i'll put it in your hands. this is what i'm going to do.

watch carefully. boom.ni to their vapes as a magician turned them to cigarettes. >> the beauty of the ads as you saw is that they're telling kids this is not something cost free and low risk. there can be devastating consequences. 80% of kids don't recognize the harm. >> in a previous statement, a joule spokesperson said we share the concerns about the youth vaping and welcome the opportunity to appear and share information about our commitment to eliminate combustible cigarettes and the actions to combat the youth usage. and volvo is recalling half a million cars over the risk of engine fires. the cars have two liter, four

cylinder deese diesel engining. it caused a car fire in a few cases. no reports of injuries. forecast.et depending on where you live, fog or sunshine. . >> most of us, it's sunshine. and i'll start off with the view east toward oakland. oakland is underneath the bay bridge there in the distance. sunny skies for the east bay, all of the inland valleys. and san jose, a similar story here. it is sunny for san jose. and we're looking at 77. 68 for the view in oakland. and san francisco at 60. just barely above the 59 degree mark. look at san francisco right now. from the top of the sales force tower looking west, you can see the marine layer. there's the tower barely sticking out of it. and down to the roadway at the golden gate bridge, we're looking at plenty of low gray here. the bridge is 750 feet high on

top. that marine layer is low and it's been persistent. and i can show you the satellite. everybody is clear except for that working its way to the golden gate. and a closer look, we have the ribbon working across the bay and the whole west half of the city is waking up to the clouds. it will stay cloudy and cool today. the real story in the forecast is the warm-up we've been experiencing inland. and we want to show you how different today my feel than yesterday. you remember this. concord, 96 yesterday. today, 93. that's 3 degrees cooler today than yesterday. napa, same story. 93 livermore. and i don't think you're going to necessarily notice today being cool. but it's a little bit better. in the bay, some differences here. we're not really on the extreme end of temperatures here. the numbers are around average. it's not like you'll notice anything about the temperatures for the bay or at the coast.

it's going to be very typical. inland, you will. particularly by saturday. so we'll keep it in the low to mid 90s over the next several days. just in time for the weekend, the temperatures spike and we go to 97 for the high for inland locations and hot inland. over the next few days, that's the main story in the forecast. all right, 50 years ago tomorroa historic splash down the pacific ocean. >> the world saw the safe return of the astronauts who walked on the moon. from a salute to the office workers in the street, the bay area burst into celebration thanks to apollo 11. the lessons about the moon, the planet, and ourselves changed our future. >> seeing what's happened on the moon is a key to understanding our own history. >> find out the lessons from the landing. that's tonight on the k news at 7:00.

and still ahead, the best u.s. cities for raising a family. >> the bay area spot near the top of the list.

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. the list for the best places to raise your family in the united states.

>> and out of more than 180 cities across the country, freemont came in second. overland park, kansas, tops the list. and irvine is third. they based the report on housing, affordability, school system quality, and families with young kids. if you have a consumer problem or question, e-mail consumerwatch @kpix.com. or call 888-5-helps-u.

. today's tip of the day is honey dew. i love the melons. it is great. with all the arrivals coming in, the watermelon, the honey dew, and the cantaloupe. it's do domestically grown and fantastic. selection and storage is importantment and that's what they look like if you select them and store them right. selection and storage. when you buy them, you want to make sure they have not too much of a green color. like a yellow color all the way around and heavy for their size. that means a small cavity and a lot of sugar. when you bring them home, the sugar content continues. you buy them and store them on

the counter. in two or three days, when it's sticky, it's exploding with sugar. this time of year, you just can't beat it. i'm tony tantillo. eat fresh and stay healthy. i'm taking this one home. coming up at 5:00, california's rat dilemma. the state is seeing a troubling spike in rodents. there's a fight over the poison killing other wild life. and we have to say good-bye. . >> have a great afternoon, everyone.

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