a new plan to protect california before and after disaster strikes. good afternoon i'm anne makovec. >> i'm michelle griego. within the past 90 minute san francisco mayor london breathing governor gavin newsom have announced details on the nearly billion-dollar urgency

preparedness and response plan. and it all has to do with updating 911 call center technology. mayor breed says the analog technology is outdated and they are making the switch to digital. so anyone needing help in an emergency does not have to resort to calling it in >> whether there is a wildfire, or a heat advisory, we want to be prepared. we wanted to respond in a timely matter and we are ready to move forward in making the investments to do just that. slot governor newsome toward the call center in san francisco. he said the updated technology will come with a fee for cell phone companies. >> this is a life-saving fee that will go a long way to making california resilient. more capable and a search environment to do justice to the taxpayer expect and that is to answer the phone in an emergency >> as part of the new plan

ahead of a busy wildfire season, governor newsome has also announced california will hire early for hundred more firefighters just minutes ago, sheriffs officials announced they arrested a suspect accused in a rash of graffiti and vandalism. three homes on the same block were vandalized this week. the graffiti included a racial slur. some homes also damaged by rocks and bricks. sheriffs officials say the suspect have a personal relationship with one of the victims. >> i cannot speak to the exact details. we know that have had a relationship the past, and they still have an ongoing relationship. the details of the relationship we do not want to disclose at this time because we are still in the middle of the investigation. >> the suspect could face charges of felony vandalism. >> reporter: i'm jackie ward along eastbound interstate 80 where there was a big rig accident earlier. now the scene is all clear. you can still see some remnants left over from the crash. this is video taken just

moments after the crash happened. the big rig that the hb told me was carrying a 73,000 pound load was trying to avoid hitting a car. at one point, only one lane was open because just before 3 the big rig had to swerve around a black toyota camry stopped in the slow lane. the driver successfully avoided hitting the camera but ended up sleeping on its side. the hb tells us the driver of the stopped camry was drug it asleep and arrested for dui. no other cars were involved and nobody was hurt.>> a driver took action and turned to the left and was able to avoid the camry but in the process of making the turn the his weight shifted allowing the big ragu to overturn at it was unrecoverable from that point on. trucks the hp does not know what the big rig was caring they credit the towing company forgetting the scene cleared as quickly as they did. and pinnell, jackie ward, kpix

5. a gun woelfel has been canceled in the wake of the gilroy mass shooting. in a statement the san jose police union wrote, we understand the concerned the raffle has caused to some and as such we will discontinue support for any raffle of any weapon in the future. the police union added the raffle is planned prior to sunday's deadly shooting. proceeds were cited to benefit the san jose police department chaplains. after more than 30 years, the u.s. has officially withdrawn from a nuclear pathway to russia raising fears of a new arms race. >> nicole coene it reports the west is flemming moscow for the end of the treaty. >> reporter: mike pompeo announced the u.s. decision to pull out of a nuclear weapons treaty with russia dating back to the cold war. tweeting friday morning, he wrote in part, russia violated the inf and leaving the agreement is in the best interest of our collective security. >> russia has jeopardized the united states state security interest in we can only be

restricted by the treaty while russia shamelessly violates the. >> reporter: president ronald reagan and soviet leader mike out gorbachev signed the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty in 1987 banning nuclear weapons capable of destroying europe within minutes. the u.s. claims russia has been building and testing intermediate range missiles in violation of the treaty since 2014.>> we cannot be put at the disadvantage of going by a treaty, limiting what we do with somebody else does not go by it. >> reporter: the end of the treaty triggering fears of an arms race between russia and the u.s. >> russia reportedly plans to test a new missile in the coming weeks that would have previously been banned. russia is blaming the u.s. for the breakdown and has accused the u.s. of trying to destroy all international agreements that do not suit them. it is not clear if the u.s. will extend order replace the the only other nuclear arms agreement between the u.s. and russia. that measure called the new start treaty expires in 2021.

nicole killian, cbs news, the white house. president trump said his pick for national intelligence director has decided to withdraw from the running. republican charisma and john ratcliff was tapped to take over the job of national intelligence dan coats. pleasant blamed the withdrawn what he calls unfair media scrutiny. in york police department is suspending one of its own in the chokehold death of eric garner. that after the department administrative judge committed the officer be fired. officer daniel petroleos is captured a video putting air garner what appears to be a stranglehold while trying to arrest him. he can be heard saying he could not breathe and he died that night with the issue came back into the national spotlight and federal prosecutors announced they would not press criminal charges. a hearing is taking place in the battle over a homeless encampment located in a waterfront park in oakland. for years, union point park and

the east neighborhood has been a haven for the homeless and lately, the number of occupants has jumped. the city can no longer legally cleanup the encampment and that is because some rv dwellers took legal action claiming the cities cleanup procedures are on constitutional. that resulted in a temporary restraining order for the city. >> they precluded us from doing our number cleanup operations that we would like to execute. >> we are awaiting final details from today's court hearing. man accused of fatally stabbing a young woman and bart macarthur station not enter a plea in court. his case is continued to august 19. 28-year-old tommy kahnle charged with special circumstances murder for the stabbing death of 18-year-old mia wilson. recently, judge mount powell mentally fit to stand trial. governor newsome is issued a temporary ban on capital punishment back in march, prosecutors have not ruled out

a death penalty. is r. kelly pleaded not guilty today to charges of racketeering and effects trafficking. he was also denied bail. inside a new york courtroom, he said he handcuffed between his attorneys and kept his gaze down. prosecutors say his managers, bodyguards, drivers and personal assistance recruited women and girls to engage in illegal sexual illegal sexual activity with the singer. spot that is plain out wrong. that was never in a tent of anyone involved, and it was not done. >> r. kelly is accused of engaging in child pornography in a separate chicago case. if found guilty, he will face life in prison. the white house is downplaying the effect president trump salinas tariff announcement will have an american consumers as tana promises to retaliate if the president goes through with the threat to the president threatened to add 10 percent tariffs on an additional $300 million worth of chinese goods after negotiating between the two countries broke down. the tariffs would affect

consumer products from china including clothing, shoes, and electronics like smart phones. the new tariffs could go into effect september 1, if no new deal is reached.>> we will be taxing china. >> any consumer impact is very small.>> meanwhile, we learn to the commerce department says the u.s. trade deficit with china fell 7.5 percent in june, two $30 billion. i'm emily turner. in the wake of the trade deal, or no deal, we take a live look at the big board regency the dow jones industrial average is at about 168 points. this is the third straight day the dow has fallen. it has everything to do with where the trade uncertainty. in addition with the fed cutting interest rates,ut of uncertainty in the market. we will continue to monitor this and bring you the latest. back to you. another tragedy for the kennedy family. >> the granddaughter of robert

f kennedy found that. the looming questions this afternoon. rocked overnight. a first look at the damage from this year morning 6.9 magnitude earthquake. we are watching the skies clear after a cloudy and start to the day. shaping up to be a beautiful afternoon. here is alive look at the treasure island camera. we talk about a big warm-up heading into the weekend, coming up.

tragedy has visited the kennedy family compound massachusetts where police responded to a call about a possible drug overdose. >> saoirse kennedy hill died at 22. david begnow reports. >> reporter: police and paramedics swarmed usually quite affluent massachusetts

beach town thursday afternoon. there were called to a home on but robert of kennedys without, ethel kennedy. cbs news has learned the call was in regard to one of robert of kennedys 35 grandchildren. saoirse kennedy hill. the family later said that she died that they have not said how. they had a sport compound has been home to full members of the kennedy family dynasty including president john f. kennedy who famously use it as a summer white house. it consisted of three homes and is located on six acres of land right around the nantucket sound. >> confirming cardiac arrest. >> reporter: in a post on twitter 2014 she will her favorite lace to vacation is hyannisport. a student at boston college, she was vice president of the college democrats. and was expected to graduate next year. her family says she was passionately moved by the causes of human rights and women's empowerment, and found

great joy in volunteer work. she made headlines in 2007 when she was 10 years old. after she was allegedly the victim of an abduction attempt. according to an article, she was walking home playing tennis in cape cod when a white van with two men inside pulled up beside her. she ran away. in an op-ed for her high school publication nearly a decade later, she described the struggle with mental illness. she wrote, my depression took root in the beginning of my middle school years and will be with me for the rest of my life. she said that she took a leave of absence from school to get treatment and encouraged others to be open about their struggles. david begnow, cbs news, had a sport massachusetts. a florida woman suing palo alto-based tesla after her husband died in a car crash. jeremy banner was killed for month ago when the tesla model three he was driving collided with a truck near delray beach. the lawsuit contends the car autopilot safety system failed,

causing the crash. >> there is no question at all that it was defective. it did not work properly. in fact, it didn't work at all.>> the family attorney does say that the truck driver was at fault in the accident, and had violated the right of way. tesla released a statement saying the autopilot system is safe, saying when used properly by an attentive driver prepared to take control at all times. a powerful earthquake off the coast of indonesia. a magnitude 6.9 centered about 100 miles from java island. officials say it was so strong that the buildings were spanked as far away as a capital. you can see the debris scattered across the hallway of the building. no reports of any injuries. less than a took of our weather. is finally the weekend. we're almost done.>> finally friday and beautiful weather. not just today but through the weekend with the temperatures

writing. today is the start of a warming trend. a lovely live look with the salesforce tower camera. you can see blue skies and we are watching the skies clear. this looking east at the bay bridge. check out our temperatures on the rise from 81 in concord, 60 fort oakland. livermore 77. 62 in san francisco. 76 in san jose and 80 for santa rosa. 24-hour temperature change. we are warmer compared to yesterday at this time. especially fairfield. 10 degrees warmer compared to yesterday. the 24-hour temperature change. 70 was warmer in novato. the weather headlines and ocean breeze relaxes. that meet milder daytime highs running about five or 10 degrees warmer again yesterday. the warmest two days out of the week, saturday and sunday. inland locations to the warmest temperatures, but still cool at the coast. here's the selma and radar view

of the low pressure system that did usher in the strong onshore flow with cool temperatures. it will continue to push to the east and the ridge of high pressure across the southwest will be building in and strengthening. that if i temperatures will be on the rise today and into the weekend. time you out of the futurecast, taking you hour-by-hour, you can see the cloud cover pulling back to the coast. most of us will see the sunshine and heading through tomorrow, low clouds and areas of the fog along the coast, and parts of the bay. plenty of sun saturday and sunday with the temperatures were for the weekend. along the coast it is cool in the 60s. inland locations topping out in the low to mid 90s with the sacramento and san joaquin valleys dealing with triple digit heat over the weekend. the sunset and 8:17 and the sunrise tomorrow morning around 6:14. temperatures on the warm side. heading up to santa clara county fair this weekend in san jose will be warm. put on the sunscreen and drink a lot of water. temperatures rising through the weekend and cooling down by next week. we will be right back.

the number of residential bird building permits in california is actually going down despite the strong demand for housing. that is according to the public policy institute. it is based on numbers between july 2018 and june of this year. statewide comedy number of permits was down 60 percent compared with the previous 12 month period. locally there was a 49 percent drop in san mateo county. 30 percent and alameda county. nine percent santa clara county and down seven percent in contra costa county. >> if you want to sell your home instantly companies are offering cash on the spot. is laura podesta reports that the supposedly stress free option still comes at a cost. >> reporter: recently retired and without linda wanted to sell her home fast. like i needed to downsize. this was great for family gatherings and when we had a lot of people, but then it became just me. >> reporter: the idea of cleaning and fixing up her house, finding a real estate agent awaiting weeks if not months for a buyer was two stressful.

she turned to the real estate website, zillow which offers to turn his own directory for cash. zero, written, and open-door are some of the companies buying up homes more than a dozen u.s. cities.>> is that it the uber of ram real estate?/you could look at it that way. >> reporter: glenn kelman is the ceo of redfin. he acknowledges convenience comes at a cost and offers are often below market value. >> whether from zillow or redfin we charge a premium for that service. >> reporter: the national association of realtors says the premium it may be too costly for sellers. thought they would lose out in the price because the business model for direct purchase is that they were buying it. they could be 10 percent low market price. in some cases, 50 percent. 12 linda said she is happy with the process and the ability to move on so quickly.>> i'm so

happy. >> reporter: zillow is fixing up her house and willing to sell it for more money. laura podesta, cbs news, new york. if you have a consumer problem or question, email us, consumer watch at kpix.com. 5 --

today's tip of the day or summertime red peppers. the matter what you cook they are delicious and they are a superfood. 330 percent of the vitamin c you need for the day on the beautiful red peppers. these are not hothouse grown. the more long like this and they are not almost completely round. and they are less expensive which is great. the nutritional value is still there. any by them, make sure they are nice and read all the way around. you want to make sure the crown and this is still attached. when you bring them home in the refrigerator right away, and remember the shelf life is not that long. the longer you keep them about two or three days, more the nutritional value will retreat. enjoy them. on the girl, off the grill and and a salad. this time of year. there grown locally. you cannot beat it. i'm tony her fresh grocer. always remember eat fresh and

stay healthy.>> my favorite are the oranges. the orange bell peppers. but if you are craving potato chips, bell peppers are the best thing to set aside the craving. >> i think the late we are comparing apples and oranges. coming up, these are good but maybe not. the solution to soaring avocado prices, fake guacamole. investable some restaurants are using to replace avocados. that story and more i 5. >> we have all been fired up about a story. suck you really have to watch this story, and then chime in intelus. have a wonderful rest of your friday.

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