what's the latest here, gabe? >> reporter: what we're hearing is cbp as well as local officers are trying to clear the streets. tell me your name. >> emanuel. >> reporter: what just happened here? >> in the middle of our rally, a bus filled with children and families pulled up and we're told they're on their way to another facility. when we tried to find out where they were going, they wouldn't tell us. i mean, we're here to protest the detention of families and children because it's unjust what's going on. we're trying to stop what we can using our resistance. >> reporter: so, what questions do you have right now about how these families are being reunified? it's been tough to get some information but what motivated you to come down from austin? >> i've been in the immigration fight for five years. i was part of the high school marches in 2006. from then we organized and since then immigration policy is only getting worse and worse and worse and it's beginning to not just effect those immigrants but every single

(pam) kron 4's gabe slate joins us live in the newsroom gabe you spoke with the homeowner who is outf the country..... he only knows about this crash because of his security web cameras ..what did he say? this homeowner woke up to alerts from their home web camera system saying that something happened out of the normal a car crashed into their house and then drove away. the visual of it now haunting the homeowner who told me his young child often plays where the car hit. nats - noise just after 8 pm on june 7th the p says a black bmw m coupe was was driving recklessly on magellan avenue in miramar, which is just north of half moon bay. the driver lost control of the vehicle and slammed into david e's house. sound from david hodge - car ran into home "i think the most chilling part is the guy just drove off without wondering if he killed anybody " david hodge is currently in sweedan, where he has been since before the crash his web security camera system alerted him of the crash, he logged into his account and watched the video. thankfully no one was hurt but david said it's a highly

(ken) kron 4 gabe slate has the details. on april 3rd a disgruntled youtuber, nasim aghdam, opened fire inside youtube's campus wounding three youtube workers before taking her own life. now, nearly two months later it's back to business here, butthere is a heavy presence of security. guards placed at every entrance, on every corner, on every balcony in nearby office windows messages of peace, love, and support. sound from reporter gabe sunday marks two months since nasim aghdam walked onto the youtube campus in san bruno and started shooting. ((pam)) today, the san bruno police department released new information on the investigation. (pam) the day the shooting took place was not the first time aghdam .... had been to the youtube campus. (ken) kron 4 gabe slate has the details. on april 3rd a disgruntled youtuber, nasim aghdam, opened fire inside youtube's campus wounding three youtube workers before taking her own life. now, nearly two months later it's back to business here, butthere is a heavy presence of security. guard

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kron 4 gabe slate spoke has the slate spoke kron 4 gabe slate spoke has the details.at it's a story details.has the slate spoke kron 4 gabe slate spoke has the details.that's new at eight. on april 3rd a disgruntled youtuber, nasim aghdam, opened fire inside youtube's campus wounding three youtube workers before taking her own life. now, nearly two months later it's back to business here, butthere is a heavy presence of security. guards placed at every entrance, on every corner, on every balcony in nearby office windows messages of peace, love, and support. sound from reporter gabe slate - the san bruno police department has released new information the department says the shooter visited youtube's campus the day before the shooting just before 1pm on april 2nd the day before the shooting, police say aghdam visited the campus for approximately ten minutes and spoke with employees nasim aghdam asked for directions to the main office and was directed to the front desk where she inquired about employment. "police say aghdam then left and that there was nothing suspicious

, again, gabe gutierrez is in mexico for us. gabe, one of the -- one of the ideas here that has been expressed over the past few days is that this policy, this child separation policy, will in effect deter families from migrating illegally through this country. i know that is something you were talking to folks there in mexico about. what are they telling you about this idea, that this policy is going to act as a deterrent? >> hi there, good afternoon. what we're hearing here, it might not act as much of a deterrent. they're fleeing violence from central america. we're here in mexico at the border crossing. it's very busy right there. we're actually right on top of the rio grande right here to my right, your left. you can see it, this is where we're at. people have been gathering here, asking for asylum. i'm speaking with a young woman right here, elsie -- [ speaking foreign language ] she's from honduras she says. [ speaking foreign language ] she says she's waited here for three days. we were speaking just a little bit before

thank you so much, gabe gutierrez in mcallen, now over to mariano tencio in homestead. they had protests. you're expecting some where you are at. >> they're about to start in 45 minutes. you can see the barricades behind me. also additional security, local groups will be starting the protest and walking out in front of the second largest facility holding child migrants, second after the one gabe mentioned in mcallen and democratic lawmakers what there in, richard. they were able to tour the facility for the first time after being turned away led by debbie wasserman schultz and came and talked to the press content with the infrastructure, with the conditions of the facility but it worried them that the unit tasked with reunifying the children separated from their parents with their family members was not working this weekend. i want to play a sound bite for you from congressman debbie wasserman schultz on what she found out about who wasn't working today. >> they only have personnel here monday through friday to be able to continue the effort to reunify children because

gabe... frank pitre, plaintiffs co-lead counsel in north bay fires litigation"i am sick and tired of consoling people who lost property and loved ones from this fire. what i saw from this report is they are fully responsible "frank pitre is one of the lawyers representing north bay wildfire plaintiffs who are suing pg&e for allegedly putting profits before public safety -- frank pitre, plaintiffs co-lead counsel in north bay fires litigation "what i saw from this report is they are fully responsible "the report indicates the eight of these 12 fires were caused by them and that they violated state law they have a responsibility to inspect trees and vegetation that is hazardous and there are certain state laws require any tree or limb or branch that is within certain distance of a power pole needs to be cut back " "the lawyers here made it a point to express that they believe this cal fire report will make it hard for pg&e to make a mother nature, or blaming the weather defense.. if they go dow

>> gabe gutierrez. gabe, thank you. >> this morning president trump wakes upe in the white hous after spending the night firing up hisase in south carolina, campaigning for the state's governor ahead of today's primary. and using the occasion to bash democrats all the while ooubling downn his immigration rhetoric. >> democrats, they want open borders and they don't mind crime. think of it. the democrats want to protect illegals coming into this country, some of whom are not good. they want to protect illegals coming into the country much more so than they want to protect. y >> among the topics, the commander in chief brought up news repts on the first lady's health. lateight comics, his hair, north korea summit, and as democrats come under fire for urging the public to bring protests straight to administration's officials front doors. let's go to tracy polie potts. tracie, a lot going on this morning. >> reporter: gigi, let's start with people being held i detention. customs and border patrol will not b

i want to start out with nbc's gabe gutierrez in matamoros, mexico. gabe, there's a point of entry. i've been watching you on the bridge. this is a place where migrant families are lining up, looking to legally get a better life in this country. right? what are they telling you? >> caller: hi, hallie, yes. in matamoros, right here is the rio grande. what immigration activists are saying because it's taking so long for some of these families to actually apply for asylum, that is why families made the decision to cross over illegally. right here, here are some of the families waking up this morning. after spending a long night here, it's been raining all night. one family we've spoken with, a woman with a 3-year-old son had been here about three day. we learned, though, overnight, she was allowed to go into the cdb facility on the other side and start applying for asylum. but there's another mother right there, someone we actually spoke with yesterday. she has two children,urashondur. and hallie, as we mentioned this is a port of entry. dhs says families that apply for asylum here won

let me start with you, gabe, reporting on both sides of the border. i mentioned the confusion, the chaos. what do you hear from folks there? >> reporter: hi, david. certainly still a lot of confusion and everybody knows in mexico, it's different from the border crossing where we've been at the last several days. about an hour, an hour and a half eat of here. this is what, where many of the immigrants cross illegally throughout this part of the border. immigration activists say there is a backup to apply for asylum. -- that's why many of these migrant families they say make the decision to cross illegally. now, behind here just off in the distance we can see that that's where the cbp officers are. right now -- [ muted ] -- here, you know -- over the past several weeks, sometime there's is a backup right over there. now, the question is, how will many of these children, these thousands of children that were separated from their families, how will they be reunited? overnight there was an emotional reunion at baltimore's airport. that was where a woman fr

it didn't explain what gabe was ighting for. mr. speaker, that is why so many of us in the united states house, representatives, are disappointed and frustrated. we have mr. speaker, that written numer letters from members of both parties asking for a debate to this day. mr. ryan, the speaker, has not allowed the house to meet its constitutional responsibility to debate and vote on a 17-year-old war. of "the washington post" article notes, that is why conde family is so hurt. u.s. military members and their families deserve of a debate on the future involvement in afghanistan and committing our troops to other countries around the world. . speaker, allow me to share with this body the commandant of the marine corps, 31st commandant is a friend with of mine, chuck, he and i have communicated for five years on afghanistan. he agrees with me there is nothing we're going to do to change it. he said to me one time in an email, let me say, no one has ever concurred afghanistan and many have tried. we will join the list of nations that hav

kron 4's gabe slate breaks down the report .. which the institute claims, reveals some flaws in helmets currently on the market and also shows, the cost the most do not necessarily provide the most protection. bicycle helmets sold in the united states must meet some basic government standards for safety but beyond that there is no official consumer guide to what helmets are best or what features matter. so the insurance institute for highway safety teamed up with virginia tech, who has been testing football and hockey helmets, to create a rating a system for bicycle helmets for consumers. the virginia tech lab ran rigorous crash tests on 30 popular adult bicycle helmets and rated them based on concussion protection. zero stars being the worst and 5 the best. of the 30 they tested only 4 scored a 5 star rating. stand up - gabe slate you would think the more expensive a helmet the better it would protect but according the report, ot the case. the top 4 rated bicycle helmets by virginia tech offering the same level of protection ran

stand up - gabe slate lawrence 4 news. lawrence karnow: it became mostly sunny and breezy for most of the bay area. highs were cooler but still warm inland with 80s. the sea breeze is blowing again and will bring fog and low clouds further inland tonight. we could see some patch drizzle too. fire weather conditions will improve a little more tomorrow and thursday with increaing humidity and decreasing winds. that changes starting on friday with hot temperatures and gusty offshore winds. on the satellite you can see an area of low pressure approaching the coast. that will help to deepen the marine layer and cool temperatures to below normal the next couple of days. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s to low 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and low 60s at the coast. it will be very similar and breezy on thurday. but on friday high pressure will build overhead to bring hot temperatures inland. highs on friday will be in the 90s and low 100s by saturday. the weather pattern will cool to near normal by next week. (p

in pacifica gabe slate kron 4 news.ming upyou're pondering how long will the move take while sitting in traffic, when you should be worried whethenot you next train pisbg and antioch . and those pesky invisible train tracks i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly > (mabrisa)i have your forecast coming up a bit later on... (jrstone) there are so many reports about people getting struck by trains... and you often wonder how is that possible (michelle)because the only way you can get hit by a train is to be on or very close to the tracks... you're pondering how long will the move take while sitting in traffic, when you should be worried whether or not you're gonna catch the next train train hornunion pacific railroad rolls through the east bay on a regular basis, there are no published schedule they just show up sound of train...and when they show show up, they only have one simple request, that you not be on the tracks sounds simple enough but apparently it's turning out to be the most difficult thing on

gabe gutierrez, thanks. let's go to msnariana atencio. it's been difficult to watch the chaos and confusion unfold. there today as well, what are they saying? >> reporter: gigi, this group of lawmakers just went in literally almost five minutes ago. i don't know if you could make them out behind me. it's a group of congresswomen, fredricka willson and then darren soto, ted deutsche. they're going to see what conditions these children are being held inside and we know there's more than a thousand children in this facility in homestead. it is the second largest shelter for migrant children in the country. we know that 70 of those thousand were separated from their parents. it houses children ages 13 to 17 including almost 400 girls and as you were just describing and just hearing from gabe gutierrez, the process of reunifying the children with their parents, it is very complicated and debbie wasserman-schultz demanded out here from the administration, that an efficient process be put forth for the reyun any kaunifi happen. here's what she s

gabe gutierrez has the protests against the separations. >> reporter: tonight growing outrage over theghly 2,000 children still in limbo. >> just makes things extremely really. >> reporter: surrounding a bus full of migrates and t leaving border patrol's largest processing facility. >> i don't think peopl imagine what it is like to put yourselves in the the shoes of a 4-year-old child in a foreign land speaking a foreign language just in a cage like an animal. these are human beings. and they deserve to be treated as such. >> reporter: anger boiling over from san diego to homestead, florida after president trump's executive order stopping theec pron of migrate families but keeping his zero tolerance policyplace. >> right now whatever we do we are going to keep the families together. >> is there a plano reunite families? >> we haven't seen if it is. >> reporter: this pern was separated from her son on his 6th birthday. now she doesn't know if she'll see him again b she's deported. one of the few publicly documented reunions is th person of guatemala who sued the government to get her 7-

gabe gutierrez, nbc news, puerto rico. >>> still ahead, deadly uber ride. police say a driver shot and killed a passenger on a busy freeway. could your driver be armed on your next uber ride? >>> also, our time-honored tradition. a salute to the class of 2018 with words of wisdom from some very famous faces. >>> back now with that deadly ride on a highway in denver. an uber driver is behind bars, accused of fatally opening fire on a passenger. investigators are trying to figure out what happened insideat car. here is nbc's miguel almaguer. >> an uber driver stating he shot a passenger. >> reporter: the early morning shooting shut down i-25. 29-year-old michael hancock an uber driver shot and killed a man that appeared to be the passenger. it happened as the car was on the busy stretch of freeway. >> it appears to be a conflict between the uber driver and passenger. the passenger did suffer a gunshot wound or wounds and was transported at the hospital. >> reporter: according to a court document, at least ten rounds were fired. the victim hit multiple times,

as at another center for migrant away.en one teen has run gabe gutierrez has more. >> reporter: ther borde battle is escalating. immigration outside a tent city near el paso. >> so detain the families isot right. it's immoral. >> new questions about the skourt of migrant children, police in texas determine a 15-year-old boy ran away this shelter in browns she will yesterday. a source with d ect knowledge says he was in the proce of being reunited with a parent and is now believed to be in mexico. the non-profit running ther shelte we talk to them and try to get them to stay. if they leave the propey we ll law enforcement. the department of health and human services says it's caring for more than 2,000 separated minors. ny say the process of reuniting them with adult caregivers wil not be easy. >> how confuse something this process for them. >> completely confusing. they don't know the law speak theanl or and being told conflicting things. >> migrants like this woman are hoping for t ee reunion. in honduras herar mother wants to know when she sees her grandson again np thisye -old was

kron 4's gabe slate spoke with cal fire and the agency said with as ripe as the conditions are for fire this weekend... people should avoid illegal fireworks all togetherand be extra safe even with the legal ones. sound from - amy head - cal fire, public information officer we really need people to be careful with fireworks cal fire public information officer amy head wants people to know how extreme the fire danger is in the bay area this weekend before they light fireworks. sound from - amy head - cal fire, public information officer "a very hot temperatures we are facing it's a dry wind coming from the north it's much drier than we are used to that nice cool westerly wind that we usually see so it's hot and so it's hot and dry and relative humidity czar down so it's much more conducive to large wildfires "nats - illegal fireworks. cal fire always discourages the use of illegal fireworks and any fireworks that fly in the airbut this hot windy red flag weekend cal fire really wants to push the use of only legal safe and sane fireworks.the legal ones in california have this fire marshal

a gabe, let's start with you. my reporting from a source close to cohen lines up with your reporting, that he is worried about being arrested on friday or potentially next week. there's also some new reporting from our colleagues here at nbc that he's telling other friends different things, that, no, he is not worried about it. this is kind of been the way it has gone when reporting michael cohen news. there will initially be reports about how he is feeling from people who do know him well and people that reporters have built a relationship with andtrust. and then when that starts to break through into the new cycle, suddenly there is a v reversal, and suddenly, thno, i never said that. >> this has been sort of the cycle from the beginning since the me h office, hotel room and residence were raided. michael cohen originally said he would take a bullet for donald trump. as weeks draked gged on and the president wasn't reaching out and helping him and it didn't seem like there was aay for him, he started to signal p

kron 4's gabe slate joins us live from the scene. gabe, did you see it ? no i did not i hoping to..le who did see it and the local police here who want to warn people before they flock to the beaches in pacifica for this upcoming weekend, which is expected to be a sunny hot nice one.

in pacifica gabe slate kron 4 news.pam) (pam) (pam)it has been two years since the pulse nightclub shooting. how the survivors and victims are dealing with the massarce today. (ken)and next: the d-o-j's latest move is creating some controversy.how it affects domestic and gang violence victims seeking asylum protection in the u-s. (pam) a controversial move by the department of justice.(ken) most domestic and gang violence victims will no longer get asylum protection in the united states.attorney general jeff sessions made the announcement yesterday.after this change, victims of violence can only qualify for asylum if they can prove their native country will not protect them from additional danger.this new policy could prevent tens of thousands of immigrants who are seeking assistance from the u-s. "asylum was never meant to alleviate all problems, even all serious problems, that people face every day all over the world." according to the department of homeland security, more than 60-thousand people from honduras, guatem

nbc's gabe gutierrez reports from texas once again tonight. >> reporter: tonight a first look inside a tent city along the u.s./mexico border housing hundreds of migrant children. journalists were given a tour but no cameras allowed inside. the department of health and human services provided this video. it shows children being examined at the onsite medical clinic and lined up at the cafeteria. the contractor running the facility says the process is flawed and the facility would not be necessary bout the separations which it says harm the children. >> we're aggressively looking for parents and if they are having a hard time, we're going to find them. >> reporter: after president trump's executive order last week stopping family separation but keeping his zero tolerance policy of prosecuting undocumented immigrants, migrant families are struggling to be reunited. >> the floor is now open. >> reporter: five of them spoke out for the first time as they apply for asylum without their children. [speaking foreign language]. >> reporter: among them is this woman. we've been following since

gabe gutierrez in mcallen, texas, the site of that protest. they're outside that ursula processing center. happening right now in las vegas, nevada, a growing crowd waiting for president trump to speak at a campaign rally for republicans ahead of the midterm election as the battle for immigration continues to be front and center. in homestead, florida, protesters are gearing up to rally for the march to keep families together. that's going to take place outside the second largest shelter for migrant children in the country. msnbc's ron hilliard is in las vegas where president trump is expected to speak later. we've seen the president speak several times this week. yesterday he spoke with victims killed by undocumented immigrants at an event in washington, d.c. what are we expecting to hear from the president today? i mentioned it's a campaign event for dean heller in nevada. what are you expecting to hear from the president of the united states? >> reporter: the political juxtaposition is quite telling. you're in nevada. 25% of the electorate

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our gabe gutierrez is in south texas and has details. >> reporter: in a surprise visit to water-logged texas, the first lady waded into the controversy that has drawn worldwide outrage. >> i'd also like to ask you how i can help to these children to reunite with their families as quickly as possible. >> reporter: she visited a children's shelter which houses 55 kids, mostly teenagers, six of them separated from their parents. >> these children most of them come here alone without parents -- >> the majority of our children -- >> reporter: the department of health and human services says about 10,000 of the almost 12,000 children now in its care are unaccompanied minors, most are teenagers and 13% are younger than 10. the first lady's visit came a day after president trump signed an executive order to cease the separation of migrant families at the border, saying his wife's advice was key to his decision. >> my wife feels very strongly about it. >> reporter: last weekend she said, we need to be a country that follows all laws, but also, a country that governs with heart. but tonight, mor

>> all right, gabe gutierrez in guatemala. thank you. >>> that other volcano disaster we've been tracking, the one in hawaii, is growing even more intense. hundreds more homes were destroyed by lava overnight on the big island according to hawaii county spokeswoman. most of the residents had already evacuated the area which has a mix of vacation rentals and year-round homes. >>> to the white house now and the controversy over what was supposed to happen there today. president trump suddenly canceling a visit by super bowl champs the philadelphia eagles after many players refused to attend. so the president threw a celebration without them and reignited the uproar over national anthem protests. nbc's peter alexander has the story. ♪ oh say can you see >> reporter: president trump tonight calling an audible rebranding a super bowl ceremony a celebration of america. >> and we always proudly stand for the >> reporter: one attendee heck president. >> stop hiding behind the armed services and the national anthem! >> thank you very m

gabe gutierrez, nbc news, florida. >>> get ready to crank up the ac. scorching temperatures on the way for much of the country. >>> and two big names joining forces. what oprah is cooking up with apple. >>> it's not even officially summer yet but as we head into the weekend, things are about to heat up. 80s and 90s from north to south. 92 in little rock and 93 austin and 97 in chicago on saturday and sunday. seems like only yesterday we were complaining that it was too cold out. this weekend. >>> a food safety warning tonight. two salmonella outbreaks across the country. smks after theecalling an outk if you have a box with a best used by may 03, 2019, throw it away. and they're warning people in 23 states not to eat precut melon, watermelon, cantaloupe and honey due. another outbreak that sickened 60 people. >>> oprah is headed to apple. they are teaming up to create programs for the streaming service which they hope will compete with netflix and amazon. oprah will continue to run own, the cable network she founded. >>> when we come back, some very sp

en >> gabe gutierrez, thousand. families are obviously meant to help the children. but the moment when a child finds his parents again can be more complicated than you might think. nbc's matt bradley has been speaking with psychologists about the confusion and resentment that sometimes comes along with a joyous reunion. >> reporter: the images are heart wrenching. a mother and her 7-year-old son reunited after being forced apart. it made me sad, she says. it put me in tears. i started crying when i saw him because he's the only child i have. >> it's going to be a lot of work. >> reporter: child psychologists like harvard professor say reunifications can be as fraught as the separation itself. >> from the simplest to the most complicated, that reunification critical healing thing that we can do to begin. >> reporter: it's impossible to know what the children are thinking. she says look at that little face of his, he's sad but we are going to be together now. no one's going to separate us. experts say those hardened faces may point to a resentment some parents don't e

nbc's gabe gutierrez begins our coverage. >> end it now! [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: tonight outrage is growing over the trump administration's zero tolerance policy separating migrant children from their parents. >> free our children now! >> reporter: questions mounting over the audio said to be recorded inside a government processing facility of sobbing kids. that audio not independently verified by nbc news, but a former worker at another government contracted shelter in arizona said that facility was understaffed and ill-equipped. >> that's something you hear in every other room is a child desperately weeping for their mom, and you have nothing to help them with. it's a really impactful thing. >> reporter: immigration courts now overflowing. our camera was not allowed inside a hearing today at the federal building in texas. immigration advocates are calling them mass trials where parents often plea to be reunited with their children and they point to this picture published by "the intercept." >> i think the most disturbing thing, an

gabe will show that off coming up on kron 4 news at 8. (pam) 49ers legend dwight clark - best known for "the catch" .... has died at the age of 61 ..following a battle with a-l-s. his wife announced his death on twitter... saying in part - "i'm heartbroken to tell you that today i lost my best friend and husband.... adding, that he passed peacefully surrounded by many of the people he loved most. marin county health officials are dealing with an outbreak of whooping cough....it started with 30 reported cases at local high schools now it's over 130....that's the second highest number of reported california.it's a very in contangious respirory diease that can be very serious and even fatal for babies who aren't fully protected by the 5 shot vaccine series which arat 2 months. the marin county health department is reaching out to those exposed to make sure any infants or pregnant women in their households that they are protected.maureen kelly kron4 news. here in palo alto video surveillance is now part of the suicide prevention effort along

sound bryan shwartzin lake county gabe slate kroon 4 news. (ken and lawrence)so- we want to keep our eye on the fire danger in the area. lawrence, a shift in winds is going to make it tough for crews tomorrow? lawrence karnow: it became mostly sunny and breezy for most of the ar. highs were cooler but still warm inland with 80s. the sea breeze is blowing again and will bring fog and low clouds further inland tonight. we could see some patch drizzle too. fire weather conditions will improve a little more tomorrow and thursday with increaing humidity and decreasing winds. that changes starting on friday with hot temperatures and gusty offshore winds. on the satellite you can see an area of low pressure approaching the coast. that will help to deepen the marine layer and cool temperatures to below normal the next couple of days. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s to low 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and low 60s at the coast. it will be very similar and breezy on thurday. but on friday high pressure will build overhead to bring ho

nbc's gabe gutierrez is at the border. >> reporter: these are the first nongovernment supplied images inside a facility serving separated migrant children. they were obtained by msnbc and secretly recorded last week by a former worker at the cayuga center in new york before she quit. that worker is critical of the president's zero-tolerance policy. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> reporter: today 17 states plus washington d.c. sued the government over family separation arguing the trump administration violated constitutional due process rights. >> the rhetoric we hear from the other side on this issue as on many others has become radicalized. >> reporter: customs and border protection has already announced a pause in prosecutions of adults arriving here with children. >> until they can build the resources and the coordination to keep family units together, we would not expect to see any family unit prosecutions for the misdemeanors. >> reporter: as for reuniting kids already separated, hhs secretary told a senate committee that migrant parents have options. >> there's no reason why

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in pacifica gabe slate kron 4 news. bay area baseball... and it was a rough day for both the giants and the a's.( will ) let's start with the giants in miami... taking on the marlins. the giants had an early lead -- they were up 1-0. but the bottom of the 3rd... the marlins took over... scoring 3 runs. and that was all they neeeded. giants lost this one... 3-1. giants and marlins face off again today... first pitch is 4:10. ( will ) the a's are hosting the astros. oakland is looking to rebound tonight... after losing yesterday. top of the 2nd... with the game tied at 1... houston's evan gattis hit a 3-run homerun to give the astros a 4-1 lead. the a's went on to lose this 6-3. tonight's game starts at 7:05. coming up after the break...the warriors have the trophy... but that's not stopping draymond green from taking one more dig at king james. temperatures will cool a few degrees across the entire bay area today. interior locations will be in the 80s and 90s and 60s at the coast. onshore winds will become breezy in the

kron 4's gabe slate was there .... he shows us how a big part of i=o=s- 12.... tools to fight phone addiction. "so today we are unveiling a suite of new features to help you understand how you are using your time" after addicted to apple is now all tryio offer some tools to help us curb smartphone addiction. ios 12, the new mobile operating system coming out this fall llnclude a new app called screen time that monitors all your app use. you can get daily or weekly reports showing you how many minutes or hours you are using each app. sound from - software enering"if you see an app you're using too much where you can set yourself a time limit and during the day you'll get a notification if your time is almost up" and once you have reached the set allowed time sound from - shara tibken / cnet editori think things like this are a good idea but i doubt how much people will really use them"shara tibken covers all things apple for cnet. sound from - shara tibken / cnet editor"you know how long you have spent on instagram it's maybe a good reminder but i don't think use

what are you seeing there today, gabe? are folks at all aware that the president is sthieng order to change his policy to a certain extent? >> reporter: oh, hi are there, craig. things move quickly so we moved across the border back into brownsville approximately we're in front of a tender age shelter, one of those that the associated press had been reporting on. let me get to what uasked me first. when we were in mexico and speaking to the migrants that were waiting to seek asylum here just a few hours ago they were obviously not aware of this policy as it hadn't happened yet and many of them generally are not aware of the details of this zero tolerance policy. but we did speak with several migrants there who had said that they had waited more than three days, which with is what dhs had said in order for them -- that was the timetable for them to be processed for asylum. some of them had been waiting longer. but let me move to where we are right now. this one is of the tender age shelters and we were speaking with an immi

kron 4's gabe slate spoke with the epilepsy foundation of northern california...which hopes this will be the miracle drug... the fda approved the first prescription drug derived from marijuana today. epidiolex, is the name of the new drug that will come in a syrup form.it's made from a purified ingredient in cannabis called cbd oil.it is intended to treat severe seizures in children caused by two rare forms of epilepsy. kron 4's gabe slate spoke with the epilepsy foundation of northern california who said thousands of parents they work with are hoping this will be the miracle drug that will end the daily seizures their kids suffer.:00-:10 carlos quesada - cco, epilepsy foundation of northern california "there are over 180,000 people in northern california suffering from anything we can do to help we will" carlos quesada - is cco of the epilepsy foundation of northern california based in oakland. he said there are thousands of parents with children having daily seizures who want all medical treatments explored. even those involving cannabis :00-:10 carlos quesada - cco, epilepsy founda

in sj gabe slate kron 4 news (ken) the fourth of july is less than a week away and kron 4 newsin sj gabe slate kron 4 news (ken) the fourth of july is less than a week away and earlier today firworks went on sale in a handfull of bay area cities that allow them.(pam) the so- called safe and sane fireworks can be bought and used in fewer than a dozen bay area locations.kron 4's charles clifford is live tonight in san bruno... one of the few cities that allow fireworks. charles . . . (chuck)well, most fireworks are banned in the bay area. the risk of starting fires is just to great, but some cities do allow small safe and sane fireworks natsin dublin thursday afternoon, paul remley took his boys to pick up some fireworks along dublin sotwe us bbq, maybe go swiming then at night set of fireworks which is why we are here.although most fireworks are banned across the bay area. dublin is one of hanfull of cities. . including san bruno, pacifica, union city, rhonert park and petaluma that allow safe and sane fireworks to be sold and used on a limited basis around the 4th of july. safe and sane

kron 4's gabe slate shows us an innovative way the food bank is trying to reach those in need.music this weekly food share event at sunset ridge elementary school in pacifica feels more like a farmer's market or a community pot luck than a food pantry pick up center. all the food here is free for anyone in the school district. leslie bacho, ceo, of second harvest food bank, that donates to this food share, says it's a way for them to reach people who need help but are afraid to ask sound from - leslie bacho - ceo, second harvest food bank" people don't realize in this affluent county that one in three kids are at risk for hunger. one of the biggest challenges for food banks is just getting people to walk through the door for the first time there is a stigma. we will talk to families that are maybe skipping meals or resorting to fast food or watering down the milk they are doing all these different coping mechanisms but the thought of going to a food pantry just seems too hard to bear they think that it's only for people who are really bad off so we are trying to create a welcom

(pam) kron 4 tech reporter gabe slate was there.eiling a suite of new features to help you understand how you are using your time" after creating the thing we are all addicted to apple is now trying to offer some tools to help us curb smartphone addiction. ios 12, the new mobile operating system coming out this fall will include a new app called screen time that monitors all your app use. you can get daily or weekly reports showing you how many minutes or hours you are using each app. sound from - craig federighi, apple, software engineering"if you see an app you're using too much where you can set yourself a time limit and during the day you'll get a notification if your time is almost up" and once you have reached the set allowed time sound from - shara tibken / cnet editori think things like this are a good idea but i doubt how much people will really use them"shara tibken covers all things apple for cnet. sound from - shara tibken / cnet editor"you know how long you have spent on instagram it's maybe a good reminder but i don't

kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate joins us live from the newsroom gabe, these sound to good to be true ? there has got to be a catch. ? $10 a month for unlimited calls, text, and data.. ahhh yeah. sounds too good to be true. and when you dive into the fine print. in some ways it is. but, it depends on how you use your phone.. these cheapo plans will work for some peoplehere's a breakdown of the pros and cons for comparison sake, here is the current unlimited plans for a single line by the big 4 carriers. sprint has the cheapest at $60 dollars a month and on the high end is verizon with $75 a month. nats - mint commercial stand up - 27:37so you may be tempted by these ads lately invading the internet and social media feeds promising really cheap unlimited data plans.these are new wireless carriers one of them mint, which offers unlimited talk, text, and data plans starting at $15 a month.. and unreal, is offering unlimited for as low as $10 month. these carriers are online only they have no brick and mortar stores so that helps them save money. here's how it works. you sign up for servi

in pacifica gabe slate kron 4 news. ( james )( james ) bay area baseball...l ) let's start with the giants in miami... taking on the marlins. the giants had an early lead -- they were up 1-0. but the bottom of the 3rd... the marlins took over... scoring 3 runs. and that was all they neeeded. giants lost this one... 3-1. giants and marlins face off again today... first pitch is 4:10. ( will ) the a's are hosting the astros. oakland is looking to rebound tonight... after losing yesterday. top of the 2nd... with the game tied at 1... houston's evan gattis hit a 3-run homerun to give the astros a 4-1 lead. the a's went on to lose this 6-3. tonight's game starts at 7:05. coming up after the break... draymond green is in a good "mood" following the parade. the meaning behind his viral t-shirt. oh no. oh no. oh no. i hate this belt. man oh man. mom, we have a situation. life's bleachable moments need clorox bleach. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) temperatures will cool a few degrees across the entire bay area today. interior locations will be in the 80s and 90s and 60s at

kron 4's gabe slate was in lake county today and has the latest.stand up - gabe slate " all day tuesday firefighters battled the stubborn pawnee fire up in lake county, there is no end in sight, here is an update from cal fire" sound from david clark - cal fire pio "the fire is 5% contained, over 11,00 acres burned, 22 structures burned, 12 are residents, the others are out buildings" cal fire public information officer david clark says 5 percent contained might not sound like much but it was a good day for them weather wise sound from david clark - cal fire pio "what really makes it hard is the whipping hot wind, we did not have that today" david clark says it's the wind that really complicates things. sound from david clark - cal fire pio"the high winds do two things, dry out the tinder in front of the fire and make it burn more intense and make the airplane efforts harder, the retardant dropping" nats truck the pawnee fire has grown to cover roughly 18 square miles 600 structures are threatened.. firefighters from all over the bay area are up he

for "sunday today," gabe rto rico., p >> gabe, thank you very much.e been raveling to puerto rico for 25 years. i got married there. it is a very special place and our fellow citizens still need our help. >>> coming up next on this thatr's day, seven babies became viral stars when they were born into the same fire house in the space of a year. >> i think i kept getting phone calls from my husband at the station, going guess who else is pregnant. guess who else is pregnant. >> later, a life well lived. the houston offic that rescued people after learning he had incurable cancer. one dark chocolate rises above the rest lindt excellence created by our master chocolatiers pure, rich, darkly intense... made like no other crafted elegantly thin to reveal complex layers of flavor experience excellence with all your senses and discover chocolate beyond compare try lindt excellence with a touch of sea salt. even if you don't buy one from us. because maybe you don't want to drive a car anymore, maybe you want to drive a camel. i get it. camels are great. we'll

their stories tonight from n's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: tonight, s the governmes about 500 migrant children have been reunited with their still in limbo and two days after the president'reversal on family separation, a tearful reunion. e mother hugging her 7-year-old son darwin. the justice department agreed to release him after she sued in federal court. [speaking foreign language]. >> reporter: i started crying when i saw him because he's the only child i have she says. while the government keeps prosecuting migrants in court, authorities are scrambng to reunite families. i spoke to a woman from honduras with her 9-year-old son. they were separated at the border. do you know where your son is? ueva ys[sz pesqak ing saforeig language]. >> reporter: she says authorities told her they would only be apart 48 hours. it's now been ten days. the department of health and human services track of 2300 children who have been separated. w are working as fast as we possibly can to find safe homes fo >> reporter: they have a network of about 100 shelters7 states but have not allowed cameras in