on wednesday, the president will wrap up his visit commencing d-day. >> janelle wang, thank you. >>>xt burrito could cost you more if president trump sticks to his new tariffs. the chain will charge 5 cents more for your favorite burrito. the president announced he'll impose a 5% tariff next week and will increase 5% every month until mexico do something about their immigration problem. >>> there had been two previous investigations of the company. those involved the los angeles location. on saturday, there was an explosion on fire at the santa clara on norman avenue. someone was filling up the hydrogen tanker. no one was hurt but investigating. >>> it is hard enough to live on the street. for homeless that's identified as gay or transgender, life on the street can be more dangerous. san jose opens a new shelter to specifically address those bare years. bare bare barrier barriers. >> chris has been sleeping on the street to his own place. >> it is a safe neighborhood. it is a place to go where your life is going to go through violence or persecution. >> reporter: clients receive coun

i'm janelle wang. >>> a man dead, a 12-year-old hurt and three cars full of bullet holes. tonight drivers all over the south bay are on edge, because since mondaybeen three separate shootings on local freeways. late monday night a man was killed on 680 here in milpitas. 24 hours later, a bullet barely missed a girl riding in a car in 680 in san jose. and last night, a bullet hit a car on highway 85. that last shooting provided critical evidence, a bullet. robert handa joins us now. what should drivers know? >> reporter: i'll tell you what, unfortunately freeway shootings are becoming a little more common these days. and very often, verydrivers, es the victims at that time, can't offer much help. but this time, things are a little different. at first, the three south bay

i'm janelle wang in nowhere jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. easterlily reminiscent of that santana row fire of 2002. this time a high-end condo complex in santa clara. the flames swallowing up this site. the smoke could be seen for miles. two primary questions tonight, how did it start and what does this do to the housing crunch in the silicon valley. we learned in the past hour a person of interest has been questioned. we were first at the scene at 11:00 a.m. when this fire erupted. you can see what's left right now of this would-be condo complex simply ashes. our sky ranger was overhead el camino real in santa clara. let's begin our coverage with nbc bay area's scott budman. >> reporter: good evening, raj. people who live and w

i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. hundreds of people backing the supervisors meeting today to figure out whether the county would make a change to its sanctuary policy. >> police arrested an undocumented immigrant for the brutal murder of a san jose woman killed in her own bed. damian trujillo is at the county government building in san jose with the changes that could be happening. damian. >> reporter: well, janelle, that vote was about an hour ago here in the board chambers. after the death of bambi larson, the board of supervisors gave staff 60 days to come up with a change to the sanctuary policy. those 60 days are up, and today they voted no, cisiding with immigrant rights groups. it was the murder of boambi larson that prompted supervisors to revisit the policy. she was killed by an undocumented immigrant with a long rap sheet. multiple times immigration agents put holds on th

i'm janelle wang in nowhere jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. easterlily reminiscent of that santana row fire of 2002. this time a high-end condo complex in santa clara. the flames swallowing up this site. the smoke could be seen for miles. two primary questions tonight, how did it start and what does this do to the housing crunch in the silicon valley. we learned in the past hour a person of interest has been questioned. we were first at the scene at 11:00 a.m. when this fire erupted. you can see what's left right now of this would-be condo complex simply ashes. our sky ranger was overhead el camino real in santa clara. let's begin our coverage with nbc bay area's scott budman. >> reporter: good evening, raj. people who live and work alonge project up in flames and that was building new housing. people nearby told us they knew when the flames were spreading because they could feel the heat blocks away. >> there was just huge, hot flames coming out. >> i could see flames pretty high in the sky. and the black smoke. and i had no idea it was this

. >> i am janelle wang. >> the spin room is buzzing as the candidates trying to get their last words. joe biden and harris' exchange of words is one of the notable moments. >> let's begin our team coverage in the spin room in miami. he has the latest, damia damian trujillo, what a night. >> reporter: what a night, the candidates are inside the spin room giving us their spin of how well they did at the night's second debate. this is a contentious group than last night, most focused on two targets, president trump and former president joe biden. >> reporter: the names on the stage took the first three questions, bernie sanders and joe biden and kamala harris. >> trump is a phony, trump ace pathological liar and a racist. >> when candidates were not focused on the president, they seem to focus on joe biden including a shot from eric swawell. >> joe biden says it was right when it is time to pass the torch 32 years ago. >> vice president, would you like a torch? >> i would. i am still holding onto that torch. >> reporter: kamala harris seems to be the center of every big moment. >> in our

janelle wang has the highlights. >> reporter: cbd, modern day cure-all or snake oil? safe for lotions, coffee or even ben sand jand jerrys or should closely rely lated? just a couple of the questions raised today. >> overregulation will drive consumers to the black market. >> reporter: the cannabis extract has doctors urging caution. >> we are rapidly getting behind the curve in terms of what is happening in the real world and what patients are utes lilizing. >> reporter: over 100 speakers took to the podium and one thing was for certain, there is lots of confusion. first of all there are the laws that say it is legal but it can't be added to food or dietary supplements. but state laws often conflict. and then there are unproven claims that cbd can relieve anxiety or pain. >> the cbd was a meesh being a kell. >> reporter: and health conditions like and you allzhei autism. >> he is more relaxed. we see more attempts at communication. we get better eye contact. >> reporter: there is only one fda approved product for treating epilepsy in some children. the industry which

janelle wang joins us she's been following the story. >> escalating tension means more military powerdle east as both show no signs of backing down. today, washington reacts to iran's threat to exceed stockpile limits in ten days and break a 2015 nuclear deal unless it gets released from crippling u.s. economic sanctions. >> we should not yield to the extortion by the iranian regime. >> released new images -- this is proof of iran's involvement. that with the uranium threat adding a new level of tension. the uranium limits were set in a deal brokered by the obama administration. president trump highly critical of that deal withdrew from it last year and has ramped up severe sanctions on tehran, including steps to cut off the oil revenues. with tensions so high, the u.s. beefing up military power in the region, inclu a carrier. >> i think this national pressure campaign is wo i think 100,000 tons of diplomacy sends a strong sign you have to stop wa you're doing, get to the negotiation table. >> critics warn the escalation and tensions could backfire. >> i think iran is reacting to the