teri okita reports on the drop in brutality complaints in one california city. >> everything that i've done is on video right here on me. >> axelrod: and switch pitcher. meet the college baseball player who brings the heat with not just one arm but two. just one arm captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod. and this is the western edition of the broadcast. for 12 hours today, people in both gaza in israel had something they hadn't seen in 19 days-- a break from the shelling and shooting. both sides honored a humanitarian cease-fire designed to give civilians a chance to bury their dead and examine the wreckage of their homes, but the quiet was short-lived. tonight hamas fired at least six rockets and mortars into israel and israel said it was prepared to respond. u.s. secretary of state john kerry, who has been trying all week to negotiate a longer truce, headed back to washington tonight without a deal to end the fighting that has claimed more than 1,000 lives in gaza and 45 in israel. we have three reports tonight, beginnin

protesters and counterprotesters today again squared off in a california city. he center of it all the transfer of migrants arrested for entering the united states illegally. let's go live now to cnn national correspondent kyung lah. she is in murrieta, california. you're right there, kyung. set the stage for us. >> reporter: well, it's a very hot day. some people are going through heat exhaustion. this is an issue that's inflaming a lot of passions here. and i want you to try to peek past the officers here. every once in a while-b 20 minutes or so, there's a scuffle where officers have to become involved, try to separate the two sides because they are so far apart. this is really a microcosm of what's happening on a larger scale. the two sides that simply cannot see eye to eye. we are waiting here, and the reason why all the protesters are here is because if you look at our other live camera, this long road that you're looking at, the anticipation is that there may be an additional 140 undocumented immigrants coming to this border patrol station. immigrants comi

. >> a california city is in shock, bank robbery suspects take off with hostages leading police on a violent pursuit. >> we'll get to those stories, but first up, let's look at accuweather and traffic karen rogers is in for david murphy and matt pellman has traffic. >> reporter: we're looking at the temperatures in the suburbs, 58 degrees in martins creek, 59 in saint davids and kennett square. we're at 65 in center city. it is not as cool at the airport. 61 in browns mill. 59 in affirm ton, new jersey, and 62 -- in hammonton, new jersey. and 62 degrees in dover delaware. the dewpoints are in the 50s. it's nice and comfortable unlike the first part of the week. it will be a nice dry day and nice stretch for us in the weather. let's talk about how the numbers progress, 9:00 a.m., 73 degrees, partly sunny skies, noon, 79. 3:00 p.m., 83 that will be the high for the day, mix of clouds and sun, 6:00 p.m., 81. we have changes in the forecast for the weekend, matt. we'll talk about that in the seven day. >> reporter: i think we're moving in the right direction here. >> reporter: i like it.

some residents in a california city are just saying no. and the calm before the storm. evacuations ordered for north carolina residents, as hurricane arthur gets ready to blow into town over the weekend. we begin with a dramatic escalations with tensions in the middle east today as minutes are getting ready to bury the body of one of their own. he was found early yesterday, in what is said to be a revenge crime after three israeli teenagers are killed. in the south, gaza rockets are hitting israel and troops amassing on their border. nick, what's happening as we get closer to the time of the funeral for mohammed? >> well, del, there is a lot of hostility still in the neighborhood where he lived and a lot of anger, and also, there's a lot of grief for his family. in east jerusalem, anger is still smoldering. in a few hours, the community will burpee a 17-year-old that was killed to avenge the dacts of three israeli teenagers. inside, a mother surround by her family, saying that there's a hole inside of her. >> do you feel like you'll ever be whole again. >> i feel, she s

there's a new wave of protests in the california city where us about loads of immigrants were turned back. >>> watch out! hurricane arthur has weakened but it's packing a punch as it moves up the east coast. >>> yosemite, like you have never seen before. 150 years of breathtaking photos. >>> and home on the range. the push to make bison the national mammal. ♪ >> on a night when fireworks are lighting up the sky across electric country to help celebrate freedom, we begin this hour in marietta, california. this evening, protesters in that southern california city seem more determined than ever to keep the american dream in the hands of americans alone. the activists, some waving u.s. flags remain on guard, ready to block the arrival of more bus loads of migrants. it's a very stark contrast with the quieter tone of the immigrant debate today in washington. caitlin ford reports. ♪ >> marking independence day with an oath. >> that i will bear arms on behalf of the united states. >> president barack obama naturalized a group of new citizens today, welcoming them as new americans, but mindf

dozens of battle zones burning right now and one outside a california city.erway. >> i'm scared. >> another fire near the national park. tourists sending out photos. of the billowing smoke. and hotels in the dark. also tonight the severe weather hitting elsewhere. 90 million americans on alert. flash flooding and tornado watches up right now. the real concern, most of this will hit overnight. and the ebola fears worsening tonight from africa. two americans infected.

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cate caugiran, kpix 5. >>> a northern california city is seeing a boom in breweries.s at the growing market in sacramento. >> still fermenting. [ laughter ] >> reporter: david is talking about his new pale ale but also could describe sacramento's craft brew movement. >> reporter: the under 45 crowd is beginning to choose craft bruise over the giants. >> they are more educated and interested and seeking out us little guys. >> reporter: he believes the appetite for craft beers comes from the demand for organic food. >> embodies the local movement that's been going on around sacramento with farm to fork. >> use high quality mops. >> reporter: that's top priority for julian luck. his first beer came in his home country france. he is blending his cultural background with local products. >> each of us doing is doing something different which is why this movement is growing. >> reporter: this man believes the capital city is about to become a beer destination, much like in napa for wine. >> i think people are going to come to sacramento for good craft beer and i think it's j

tonight after one man nearly dies in the jaws of a great white, a new warning from the california city, a 60-day fishing prohibition, while they investigate the latest attack. here's abc's nick watts. >> get out of the water! shark! >> reporter: this shaky video shot from the pier captures the terrifying moment a shark thrashing, then steve robles screams. his morning swim turned into a nightmare. shark attack on a busy beach, july fourth weekend. >> you saw it coming at you. >> it made a real fast, sharp left turn and lunged right at my chest. you could just hear everything crunch. >> reporter: people on land realized what just happened. >> oh [ bleep ]! >> reporter: fellow swimmers and surfers got robles ashore on this bloody surfboard. >> and i was screaming and screaming. and crying and screaming. and i was holding on to my cut. >> reporter: the horrifying wounds left behind. the shark, a seven or eight-foot juvenile, was mad. >> right here! >> reporter: he'd been hit by a fisherman on the pier when steve, a long-distance swimmer, got in the way. >> i grabbed its nose with this han

in the southern california city demonstrators on both sides of the issue argued outside of a townhallmeeting. the day before profits succeeded in stopping three buses that were attempting to bring undocumented immigrants into the area. they were forced to rehelp route to san diego. also this morning, our first look at new tv commercials designed to discoverage illegal immigration. they will be played in the united states and in el salvador, honduras, and gatt miami and the commissioner is warning central american par. s, the trip north has become more treacherous. >> if you cross illegally into the united states, you are putting yourself and your children in grave danger. >> the border patrol is launching radio spots and putting up billboards to counter the notion the immigrants or those traveling with children are getting a free pass in the united states. a tough sell because the overwhelming number of moms and kids coming across illegally have been allowed to take buses to be with family in the united states already. >> immigration hot topic in the bay area and coming up, the sweari

. >>> plus residents in a small california city turn away a bus filled with undocumented migrants. >>> and the 50th anniversary of the civil rights act. we'll look back at the legislation that helped change america. >> secretary of state john kerry is speaking out today about the abduction and murder of a palestinian teenager. kerry called the killing a despicable and senseless abduction and murder. meanwhile clashes between israeli police and palestinians today after the body of that 17-year-old was found in a forest. the officials were investigating claims that the palestinian teen was kidnapped and killed in retaliation for the kidnapping and killing of three israeli teenagers. >> since they heard about the killing and the death of the palestinian boy who lives on the street, they started rioting and protesting. early as well the israeli government deployed police and special forces in order to contain the situation to curb the rioters and to disperse protesters. throughout the day rioters have been out since early in the morning and the police have used rubber bullets and there ha

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project local researchers are working on that could be a real battery breakthrough. >>> a southern california city is challenging its drivers to save water by keeping their cars dirty. this month people in ventura are being asked to conserve water by driving a dirty car. washing your car at home can typically use 80 to 150 gallons of water per car. compared to about 45 gallons at a professional car wash. also, car washes use recycled water. ventura has a contest on their facebook page. the picture of the dirtiest car with the most likes gets a free prize, which is, of course, a car wash. >>> a reminder tonight, the giants take on the pirates height right here on nbc bay area. because of that, some programming will shift to tv 36. >>> american ninja warrior will air at 8:00 and running wild-bear grylls right after the game. >>> giants baseball 7:00, nightly news is next. we'll see you again at 6:00. >> have a great evening, folks. >>> on our broadcast tonight, outbreak, the largest-ever spread of ebola now infecting two americans trying to fight it overseas. and all it takes is a plane ride to brin

sun city, california, wow, bill, you sure can dress yourself. as ricardo montalban once said, you look marvelous. i believe it was billy crystal lampooning him. he was into corinthian leather, you'll remember. >>> a tv show on fx tonight is called "the bridge." a good friend of mine, joseph garcia, is in it. the reason i'm mentioning it is because it deals with mexican corruption in a fictional drama. you might want to check it out. if you're interested in mexican corruption, and of course, we are here at the factor. tip of the day. >>> and that is it for us

elected official in the legislative branch who cannot run is already being done and a major other california city like san diego. in april san diego, the city councilmember was appoint today serve out the remainder of the term for kevin faulconer

dozens of battle zoning and one outside of california city. evacuations underway. another fire near the national park. tourists sending out photos of the smoke. hotels in the dust. >>> severe weather hitting elsewhere. 90 million americans on alert. flash flooding and tornado watches up right now. the real concern, most of this will hit overnight. >>> breaking news, the deadly scene on the beach. a small plane trying to land. a family walking on the beach in the path of the plane. >>> and the ebola fear is worsening. two americans infected. what are their chances of survival. dr. richard besser who has seen this up close is standing by tonight. >>> good evening and we'll get to the wildfires in just a moment. but we're beginning with the breaking news on the american beach. a distressed call from a pilot in a small plane who was in trouble. authorities saying he could not make it back to the airport. he attempted to land on the coast line in venn necessary beach. a family walking the beach was hit. abc is on the pictures coming in right now. >> reporter: a tragedy

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elected official in the legislative branch who cannot run is already being done and a major other california city like san diego. in april san diego, the city councilmember was appoint today serve out the remainder of the term for kevin faulconer who is the new mayor of san francisco. that appointee will not be running in that future election. we imagine that a legislative aide for a former supervisor or another city employee would be well suited to serve as interim supervisor. who would not be running in the special election, but there are many people who are qualified and the qualifications that you have for running for supervisor in any district are endless and there are endless number of people who could work very well to fill those positions. electionses are a great way to determine and allowing the voter to decide, a great way to determine how these vacancies get filled. ensuring legislation we paractionv to [speaker not understood] whether that person could return to another city job after that person's term is finished. supervisors currently are proceeded from seeking other city employmen

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but if you travel south through fresno, the league of california cities executive director says you'll see a very different landscape. >> you can see the almond orchards being plowed out. just trees that, you know, acres as far as you can see that are just laying on their sides because of the lack of water. >> reporter: john says orchards take more than 5 years to grow and produce fruit. he worries northern counties could suffer the same fate next year. >> the people that are working this particular industry, the crops and so forth, uhm, it's not like they can -- they can hold out. i mean, they have to, uhm, go elsewhere. >> reporter: farmers north of fresno county for the most part have planted their annual crops. however, farm workers say they have had their hours cut or even reduced because of irrigation restrictions. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: maria chavez says her husband works on a dixon farm cleaning and watering crops. he saw several coworkers lose their jobs in the last couple of weeks. the yolo food bank says it's only see a small increase in families since getting the

. >>> well, the southern california city of mar yet that is expecting more undocumented immigrants to arrive today. protests have been going on all week as you know after the border patrol decided to transfer immigrants there from texas. mayor long says his city has unwittingly found itself in the middle of a national crisis. >> and a very small town here. all of a sudden we had a national problem. enid on -- end up on our doorstep. will they have proper facilities and how long is this going to be for? and those were questions we didn't get any answers to. >> immigrants who were supposed to be taken in at the center were sent elsewhere last week and there are now more pro immigration demonstrators than antiimmigration protestors. >>> new details on that viral video of a woman being pummeled by the chp officer. she's been identified as mar lean pinnic of los angeles. the officer says she ignored his orders to stay away from a busy freeway and he was trying to take her into custody to protect her. that officer is on administrative leave and the woman is in a medical facility under an in

dozens of battle zones burning right now and one outside a california city. evacuations underway. >> i'm scared. >> another fire near the national park. tourists sending out photos. of the billowing smoke. and hotels in the dark. also tonight the severe weather hitting elsewhere. 90 million americans on alert. flash flooding and tornado watches up right now. the real concern, most of this will hit overnight. and the ebola fears worsening tonight from africa. two americans infected. tonight what are their chances of survival? dr. richard besser is standing by tonight. >> good evening. we have breaking news from california. major damage from a rare line of thunderstorms hitting a short time ago. and a number of people struck by lightening and many taken to the hospital. power outages as well. we begin with abc's nick watt. >> reporter: a summer storm moved in quickly. some of the beaches do not often see. the powerful storm caught beachgoers off guard. on the famous venice beach, the storm took a dangerous turn and injured nine people and sending huge crowds ru

protestors plan to demonstrate as another bus of immigrants is due to arrive in the southern california cityf murietta. residents blocked buses tuesday. eric swalwell joined for a hearing in texas today the panel focus theed on the wave of unaccompanied children arriving from latin america. >> he asked a young boy he said he had come for a better life. >> texas governorq rick perry says the federal government needs to return people. >> allowing to remain here will only encourage the next group of individuals to undertake this very, very dangerous and life threatening injury >> texas put state law enforcement along the border to heighten security. >> dozens of people became america's newest citizens today. u.s. citizenship and immigration service swore in 79 of america's newest citizens in great america amusement park. california congressman mike honda spoke about honor, commitment and the power of the vote. the theme repeated itself often. >> better live in america. and just able to vote. >> it's been a while. so this is my dream come true. >> adding more voices to phone shall voters to help

against the immigrants being bused into the city confronted each other yesterday in the southern california citys blocked the buss from entering city. texas facilities are critically overcrowded so they were bused to california. >> part two of i-280 shut down is underway with showing you how to get an the closure. >> amber alert for this young child and the grandmother is responsible and the police tracked down baby and grandmother. >> the view from the bay bridge toll plaza with backup there and traffic and weather together are next. ithe part of us that a littwants to play,on. wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner minion only at the despicable me minion mayhem ride at universal studios hollywood. >>> we have a breeze at 14-miles-per-hour gusts in napa. closer to pope rally this is where we want to concentrated on the wind. good news is it is expected to be calm. hopfully firefighters can get the we upper happened on that. it will be 85 degrees in the area and lots of sunshine and warm. gusts in fairfield and a breeze in mountain view at s

it was all captured on camera. >> the hunt for hidden cash heats up where a california city rolling out the city for a much anticipated >>> breaking news from mexico where there is a 7.1 earthquake that happened at 4:23 this morning near the son border with guatemala. local media reports that the we was felt across much of southern mexico and power out aims were reported in parts of western guatemala. there are no immediate reports of damage or injuries. >>> a close call at the airport in barcelona, spain. look at this video. filming airplanes at the airport over the weekend you can see a plane passing across the runway as a russian plane is coming to land. the pilot quickly pulls up and aboarded the landing. the plane landed safely on the second attempt and the other plane took off. >> in the united states, the f.a.a. is investigating a near miss involving two jets at houston's bush intercontinental airport ten miles north of the airport the second in two months involving a boeing that was too close, 200 vertical fight and half a mile to a delta airlines airbus. controllers spotted thi

protestors plan to demonstrate as another bus of immigrants is due to arrive in the southern california cityetta. residents blocked buses tuesday. eric swalwell joined for a hearing in texas today the panel focus theed on the wave of unaccompanied children arriving from latin america. >> he asked a young boy he said he had come for a better life. >> texas governorq rick perry says the federal government needs to return people. >> allowing to remain here will only encourage the next group of individuals to undertake this very, very dangerous and life threatening injury >> texas put state law enforcement along the border to heighten security. >> dozens of people became america's newest citizens today. u.s. citizenship and immigration service swore in 79 of america's newest citizens in great america amusement park. california congressman mike honda spoke about honor, commitment and the power of the vote. the theme repeated itself often. >> better live in america. and just able to vote. >> it's been a while. so this is my dream come true. >> adding more voices to phone shall voters to help decid

just ahead, outrage in mariana california. city leaders are about to meet. the debate is about security concerns and humanitarian interests. we will have the latest. soaring tension necessary jerusalem. the death today of a palestinian teen has prompted more violence between israelis and palestinians in the west bank. the united states are urges calm. >>> not a political solution, in iraq, nouri al-maliki says he will not stop down. the destruction of syria's chemical weapons. and world record, the grandson of jacques cousteau has emerged after 30 days under water. the lessons of his life under the sea could have huge implication for all of us. >> we begin tonight in southern california where hundreds of people in the city of marietta have lined up to literally block immigrants from coming to their city. residents and city leaders are trying to fight the transfer of undocumented immigrants to their city. they say it's an unfair better. jennifer london is in marietta with the backlash. jennifer. >> david this evening city officials here are holding a town hal

by 7 a 6-month period and affirming the planning department's determination under the california environmental city clerk: sf 51234 item 6: [building code - use of repair and demolition fund for telegraph hill stabilization] 6. 140627 sponsor: mayor ordinance amending the building code to authorize use of the repair and demolition fund specified in building code, section 102a.13, to address costs associated with private property owner responsibility to stabilize telegraph hill, as part of the rock slope improvement project, and affirming the planning department's determination under the california environmental quality act. city clerk: sf 51234 sf 61234 >> >> thank you. welcome. >> good morning, supervisor. my name is tom hoit department of building inspector. we are presenting our two 2-year budget for 2014-2015 and 2015-2016. thank you for helping me out and also the mayor's budget office. we all worked together and then my staff, gail is day and night working on this budget. because of the growing economy, our budget is getting more exact. that's why we have both help us from controllers office

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those central california cities, they can't afford, don't have the capacity to handle any of this case load, so it will fall on the big cities and big counties, and that is typically the case in california when we have refugee situations. >> you have come through a long period of cut, cut, cut the budgets and the safety net for the families and kids that are here now. how can you take on 1500 new cases -- i don't see the federal assistance, it is not showing up along with these children. >> it is good to hear to say governor brown is willing to do its fair share and hopefully there will be money coming from social services to augment this. we're banking on what is supposed to be $2 billion or $3 billion from the federal government. >> do we have the infrastructure for this? we are in effect becoming in some ways their parents. it could be for two years, five years, six years, housing, school, care. can you handle that down there? >> well we can handle our fair share. we can't take in the entire problem ourselves. no county in this state is going to be capable of taking on too much of t

he's the mayor of the southern california city whose residents have decided to fight back against the federal government's placement of hundreds of illegal children in their community without the approval of local officials. also tonight the leader of the terrorist group isil comes out of hiding to deliver a blistering sermon calling on all muslims to pledge allegiance to him. and prime minister nouri al-maliki becomes the latest middle east leader to refuse the obama administration's calls to go. we'll be talking with four-star general jack keane about the american mission now in iraq and the escalating violence between israel and hamas in the west bank and gaza. violence that's now resulted in one dead american, another beaten and jailed. >>> we begin be tonight with someone who's seen firsthand the huge numbers of young illegal immigrant children piled into one of the border patrol facilities in texas. he says these kids are being held hostage by immigration reform zealots who are pushing amnesty or nothing, and they need to be repatriated, he says, immediately. joining us, congres

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just ahead, outrage in mariana california. city leaders are about to meet. the debate is about security concerns and humanitarian interests. we will have the latest. soaring tension necessary jerusalem. the death today of a palestinian teen has prompted more violence between israelis and

a california city council is looking at new security measures after the chaos you see in this video.op as barrier, charges at council members before police carry him off. what sent him over the edge still ahead. >>> an woman survives getting struck by lightning while she was sitting on her couch. how her luck changed for the better and may have saved her life. >> and later, a little girl forced to sit on the floor at school for almost a month. her parents say that is way too extreme. see if you agree when you hear >> danger in the middle east continues to escalate. the nearly three week battle of gaza strip shows no signs of ending and now the un wants a full investigation into an attack on a school. the rockets from gaza continue to bombard israeli skies. the death toll stands at nearly 1400 people. the un's top human rights official is cueing israel and hamas militants of committing war crimes by firing into heavily populated areas. both sides have been urged toward an immediate cease fire. >> closer to home, two people hurt in a freak accident in manhattan this morning. a window s

american citizens taking matters into their own hands refusing to allow ilgs to disembark in the california cityrietta. a crowd of 200 to 300 people surrounding the bus and caused the buses to turn around headed back for the border. we're back with the panel now. charles, i think it's difficult for people here if isis crosses the border into ukraine. this is our border. we have a crisis at the border. he does nothing for a couple of weeks. and then, last week, he comes out and we hear he is going to make a statement. what he is going to do about this. what is the statement? the first three quarters of it is an attack on republicans and say if they would only pass my immigration law this wouldn't have happened. a complete none secular because, it's his policies of loosening the deportation of people who came here as children, which is encouraging of this influx of young children. who think correctly that once you are here you are going to it stay. and then secondly, what he does is he is says i'm going to ask homeland security the attorney general to come up with the best ideas to present them to

it comes as the southern california city of march yet that is is bracing for the possibility of more protests this morning. a plane with 140 immigrants from texas is scheduled to arrive in san diego later today. and it's still unclear if the government will try to bus the immigrants to the city of march yet that like they did on tuesday. protestors forced buses with immigrants to leave their town. the government is trying to figure out what to do with more than 52,000 children who have come alone into thest this year. >>> a congressional committee held an emergency hearing in texas yesterday on this issue. bay area congressman eric swalwell and rick perry both raised questions over whether the children should be deported. >> it's a horrible situation. even it's one that breaks your hard when you -- your heart when you see the children. >> allowing them to remain here will only encourage the next group of individuals to under take this very, very dangerous and life threatening journey. >> right now immediate deportation is not an option. that is because a 2008 law signed by president

. >>> the immigration debate is getting louder angrier and more emotional in the southern california citymurrieta. >> we're humans! we need more compassion! we need more love. >> please, use the word illegal aliens, they came across illegally! [ applause and cheers ] >> frustration at a town hall meeting meeting last night. it started tuesday when buses filled with illegal immigrants arrived into town. they came from texas for processing. but protestors forced the buses to turn back. the city's mayor is calling for action from washington. >> change needs to occur at the federal level in many, many ways. >> washington plans to send thousands of immigrants to other cities in texas and california. once processed, many could be released pending deportation. >>> east bay congressman eric swalwell will visit the u.s./mexico border in texas today. he will take part in a homeland security committee field hearing. the meeting is entitled crisis on the texas border, surge of unaccompanied minors. texas governor rick perry will be a witness at the hearing today. >>> 6:40. coming up, one bay area cit

followed by california cities. >>> finally investors earnings report from the banks this week. driving stock futures up this morning. europe was trading earlier. citibank reported 8:00 a.m. >> oo adam shapiro, fox business network. >>> it is 12 minutes after the hour. after he said his administration would be as trance pair-- transparent. >> we will tell you why journalism groups are slamming the president for suppressing the news. and the white house is now firing back. >>> a look at what happens when a 9-year-old gets behind the wheel of a car. so why did grandpa hand over the keys to begin with. >> bill cosby making a comeback to television. we will take a look at that. >> first a look at the weather around the country. moderate to severe crohn's disease is tough, but i've managed. ♪ i got to be pretty good at managing my symptoms, except that managing my symptoms was all i was doing. ♪ when i finally told my doctor, he said my crohn's was not under control. ♪ he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate

and it comes as the southern california city of marinette that is bracing for the possibility of moretests. more immigrants are expected to arrive today. marietta has become a flash point in a flood of children crosses the mexico border illegally. they forced buses filled with immigrants to leave their town. but buses are scheduled to arrive at a facility there every three caydays including today. the government is trying to figure out what to do with more than 52,000 children who have come alone into the u.s. this year. about 75% are coming from el salvador, guatemala, and honduras. and facilities in texas are overwhelmed. a congressional committee held an emergency hearing in texas yesterday. eric swalwell and rick perry raised questions over whether the children should be deported. >> it's a horrible situation. and it's one that breaks your heart when you see the children. >> allowing them to remain here will only encourage the next group of individuals to under take this very, very dangerous and life threatening journey. >> right now immediate deportation is not an option. that is

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one california city is actually going to go further. only for medicinal use is now looking to actually give pot away specifically to the poor. the berkeley city council is expected to approve that plan. are they going way too far too fast? dan simon is "outfront". >> reporter: berkeley long ago cemented its reputation for being one of the most liberal cities in america. today it's living up to that image by giving away free marijuana to the poor in what appears to be the first of its kind ordinance nationwide. berkeley will require that its medical marijuana dispensaries provide free cannabis to low income residents which would also include the homeless. is it a good idea to give free cannabis to the homeless? >> when you couch it that way, it sounds peculiar, but we're talking about free medicine. this is medical cannabis. cannabis that's used to relieve pain for glaucoma and heart problems and things of that nature. >> reporter: darrell moore and the entire city council voted in favor of the measure. part of a 20-page ordinance to ame

. >>> smoking marijuana in one california city is easier. rkley residents are required on get free marijuana to those who cannot afford it. city council approved an ordinance that says 2 percent of all pot carried by medical marijuana dispensaries must be provided at no cost to people who make $32,000 a year or less. to qualify, however, residents must submit a federal income tax return. >>> you may remember the mississippi baby, little girl, born hiv positive but who was treated really early and showed no signs of the disease for years? some disappointing news, doctors say little girls infection has return. the the now four year-old was tested during a routine visit and doctors found hiv levels in her blood and decreased t cell count. little girl is being treated again and is said to be doing very well. >>> in your health, ladies this is a story for you. you may want to expenditure money on apples, new study says two apples a day can lead to a better sex life. 731 women participated in this seven month study, in italy. those who ate apples,