i'm jose antonio vargas contributing for cnn.com. >> jose antonio vargas of "the washington post" thank you for your insight. >> jose vargas is from the huffington post in new york. >> jose antonio vargas is a pulitzer prize winning journalist.

we're following protestors as they march to the site where 16 year old jose antonio was killed in nogalesbut as in other cross-border killings, the agent may never be tried since jose died on the other side of the international line. no one from the office of inspector general, fbi or attorney generals office will tell us if the agent is still on patrol. and even getting answers about when and how agents are trained to pull the trigger is difficult. unlike most law enforcement agencies, the border patrol's use of force guidelines are not made public. copies obtained through freedom of information act requests are heavily redacted. but attorney jim calle who's represents agents accused of misconduct, including cross-border shootings says there's nothing to hide. >> in the vast majority of the cases it is very clear cut in the sense of there is a deadly force threat made against an agent and the agent has to resort to the use of deadly force in response. border patrol agents are subject to at least 5 levels of scrutiny every time they pull the trigger. their conduct is so scrubbed by the ti

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i'm jose antonio vargas contributing for cnn.com. >> jose antonio vargas of "the washington post" thank you for your insight. >> jose vargas is from the huffington post in new york. >> jose antonio vargas is a pulitzer prize winning journalist. >> his rare exclusive interview with founder and ceo of facebook mark zuckerberg is in this week's "new yorker." >> i lived the american dream. building a successful career as a journalist. but i was living a lie. >> do you swear that the testimony you're about to give before the committee be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? >> yes. >> i got invited to talk to the journalism class of my high school, mountain view high school. i co-edited the school paper and talking to the journalism class, the oracle, which is where i got my start. i owe a lot to this community so any chance that i can like actually do something, i try to do it. >> we're very fortunate to have jose. >> thank you for taking the time. i can't think of a more exciting time to be a journalist. i am working right now on illegal immigration. know w

his name is jose antonio vargas. [ applause ] he's also a dreamer.raid, to be separated from family and who understands our pain because he is one of us. >> when you said undocumented and afraid i was like, i'm scared. i don't know why you're so unafraid. i'm on facebook, on youtube. i'm on twitter. following the arab spring. i realized there is a dream spring happening right in front of me and i'm a part of it. uh my apology is for coming in too late. in some ways i'm trying to make up for that. to make sure that you understand that we are definitely in this together. as you all know, we have so much more work to do. so i spent two months writing a long-assed story on why i haven't gottenen deported. the photo editor said, all right, we are putting a photo of you on the cover of "time." i said, hey, can we have 30 more people on the cover? he was like, where are you going to find them? [ applause ] guess who my first phone call was? gabby pacheko. we need 30 people in new york city in less than five days. ♪ >> hi. [ speaking in a foreign language ]

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"documented" tells jose antonio vargas's story tonight at 9:00. >>> we have much more ahead and it all whitefield. these are the stories topping the news this hour. a shocking revelation in the case of a child who died in a hot car.

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. >> i want to bring in jose antonio vargas.litzer prize winning journalist who revealed he was brought to this country as a kid, unknown to him at the time, he didn't have legal documentation. his brand-new film "documented" aired this sunday on cnn. i want to get your reaction ton what the president told george stephanopoulos. big breath. >> look, i mean, the president is in a really hard position here, right. i mean, this border crisis, as the u.s. media has been calling it, has basically effectively ended immigration reform. i listen to that statement and i think about what about those undocumented young german and irish kids sent here through ellis island, you know, years and decades ago, right, like, what did we do with them? and i just -- what if that was your kid? each one of those kids has a mom, has a dad. some of them here in america. and they're looking for their parents. and the question that i don't think we've really talked about is what is the responsibility of the united states when it comes to the political and

. >> joining me now, jose antonio vargas, founder of define america. writer/director of the new film "documented." learn more about it by going to documentedthefilm.com. jose, what do you make of th this -- >> i mean, you're listening to it and you're okay, let me make sure i'm getting this right. speaker boehner and house republicans are saying that they can't move immigration reform because they can't trust the president. this president to enforce immigration laws. you mean the same president that has deported nearly 2 million people in 5 years? >> right. >> so, i'm sorry, i mean, are we clear on this? >> right. >> the president is enforcing -- >> in fact, he has ratcheted up -- >> yes. >> -- enforcement. >> the record. he is now coming down, i'm sure the president doesn't like hearihear ing this, as the deporter in chief. you have the speaker of the house and house republicans saying this is really, really important. because i don't think this has been really brought up. are the house republican leadership suggesting that all these dream act eligible

"documented" tells jose antonio vargas's story tonight at 9:00. >>> we have much more ahead and it all starts right now. >>> hello again, everyone. i'm fredericka whitefield. these are the stories topping the news this hour. a shocking revelation in the case of a child who died in a hot car. police say the parents researched on the internet the temperature of how long it would take for a child to die. >>> severe weather threatening tens of millions of americans and the midwest is baring the brunt of it. entire communities are underwater. one governor calls the devastation in his state unprecedented. >>> new theories and a new search zone in the hunt for malaysia airlines flight 370. where are search crews looking now and how sure are they that they're in the right area? >>> we begin with another shocking twist in the case of a georgia toddler that died after his dad left him locked in a hot car. police say both of the boy's parents researched child deaths in hot vehicles online. the child's father is already charged with the murder of his son. but could his mother face charges, as well

jose antonio vargas the centerpiece of cnn film "documented" which airs tonight.en but there is no procedure for someone like him. i asked him if the issue is america needs to make adjustments for those who enter illegally or whether other countries should work harder to discourage its citizens from crossing borders. >> the question is what do we do with the 11 million people who are here who live here who call america home, who work here, who pay social security, who pay billions of dollars in social security and taxes, talk to the irs, social security administration, right? what do you do with people here already? like that we haven't really fully explored. >> and what should the answer be? >> i mean, the answer should be people like me should be allowed to come forward and say, here, look we've been here, we speak english, we've been contributing to our communities and our societies and churches and schools. right? give us some sort of process to get ourselves to wait in the back of a line somewhere but the process, the process does not exist. >> but the other

jose antonio vargas publicly disclosed his grandparents illegally snuck him over the border at age 12to see you. >> i'm sorry, i was just looking at some of the stuff and i really just don't think we should be referring to these kids as illegal. i still can't believe that happens in the america. but, yeah. as you were saying, my border was the pacific ocean. i got here on a plane. i didn't cross the u.s./mexico border. not all undocumented people are from central america. >> indeed. a lot of people come from the caribbean, people come from canada, all over, ireland and everywhere. >> i have met so many british and canadien people tell me how guilty they feel, whenever this issue is talked about, they never talk about undocumented white people. >> this doesn't feel like 2014 to have children alone, in some cases being dropped off at bus stations, children being housed and put together in military bases. it is a crisis. it has to be being stemmed from something that's going on back in their home countries. >> the root causes. >> but is there -- are there families here that might not be

well, jose antonio vargas is going do that.e new cnn film. >> i have become kind of a walking uncomfortable conversation. i get asked questions why don't you just make yourself legal and i think it's really important that we actually go through an application process to become a citizen so that you understand where the problem lies. >> gabby can relate. she's an undocumented immigrant and a rights leader. she joins me with norman adams. welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> good morning. happy to be here. >> happy you are here too. so gabby tell our viewers why you are in the country illegally? >> when i came to the united states with my family when i was eight years old and when you are a child you really don't know what is happening with your status, you are happy going to school, enjoying your friends and family, and then when you hit 18 you come to this very ugly reality, you don't have documents and there's nothing you can do. there's nothing on the books or laws that would alaw you to essentially get regularized and green

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jose wasle 8. thank you, antonio for the information there. today, 85, 83. 62. the fog is back. drop there. 84 in san jose. inland temperatures come down about 2, 4. coast and bay come down, 10, 15 degrees. no fog, east wind. west wind makes a big difference. there were plenty of 80s, even at noon. we saw a couple. we'll go 66 today. that's close to average. 67, 53 is the average for this time of year. the record high not too hot but 92 back in 1920. another low in the 1800s, 47. the system right there is gonna work its way in, a few high clouds streaming towards us. i think the combination of these two along with weak ping high pressure will give us a cooldown. the fog is giving us a cooldown. i did see a little bit of a west wind at mare island. 40s to 50s. i think it was 68 at this time at brentwood. today 61. still warm but definitely cooler. pittsburg, 60. 49 castro valley. that's somewhere in the hills. 50s and 60s. 80s, 60s, 50s. a whopper of a system. unbelievably strong low for mid- june. and then out ahead of that, it's drawing up a lot of moisture and the severe weathe

antonio, texas overnight. >> new this morning, a murder investigation in san jose.olice say the shooting happened during a fight involving a large group of men. >> san mateo county sheriffs think they may have solved a cold case from the '80s. gabriel o'neil arrested on the suspicion of the murder of 27- year-old sheila hatcher. >> the world cup continues in brazil with parties and protests. >> we are ball dudes! >> that is frank mallicoat. >> from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on kpix 5 news this morning. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is 5:00. and we begin with some breaking news out of hayward. a person was killed in a mobile home fire. kpix 5's anne makovec just arrived at the scene and she has the latest. >> reporter: we know that one person has died in this mobile home park on fuchsia court here in hayward. a mobile home has been destroyed. firefighters trying to secure the cri

emergency sinkhole repair and southbound 101 between san antonio road and castania the construction is picked up but leaves us with major backups. >>> in san jose homicide are still on the scene after being called this morning after the body of a man was found in the street with visible injury. the initial investigation was treated like a hit-and-run accident but that is changed. police are canvassing the neighborhood for evidence and witnesses to figure out how the man died. >> friends and family of a young woman shot to delegate by a san mateo county deputy are demanding justice after a vigil to remember her. amy hollyfield is at half moon bay. the family is questioning why the deputy shot can killed her and wondering if he really had to do that. 100 people came together last night for a vigil in her memory. friends and family are guard and reserving but, also, angry saying she suffers from depression and stopped taking the medication. they called an ambulance hoping for help but there was a confrontation with the sheriff deputy, a witness said you could clearly see she has a knife and the witness did not want to she her face on camera. saw h

in accident at san antonio road 3 heading up into palo alto is backing up the ride toward downtown san jose for fires in 24 hours in the last fire burned this home. that's the reality of the under staffed fire crews of contra costa county. those living in san francisco's hayes valley neighborhood say they have been plagued with more crime recently. residents say they have gotten their phones stolen and their car and apartment windows broken. "no trespassing" signs and security cameras are abundant, but they don't seem to do any good. these incidents have some looking for other places to live. this year already over 2100 fires and they say that's an increase of over 70 percent of fires. a teenage boy shot and killed at a party in the north of it over the weekend 3 this morning police are still looking for the shooter. especially after midnight in a home in winter ave. north of the sonoma county therefore were officers arrived and a 15 year-old boy shot and killed in the chest. another teenager and two adults were also shot but there are expected to survive. witnesses said the sheriff out whe

clearlake 87, middle town, but san antonio 73, napa in there, novato, kentville, 70, 65 sausalito, low 80s brentwood, oakley, lafayette 76, 64 alameda and berkeley, 75 san jose, upper 70s for morgan hill and gilroy. santa cruz probably in town 70 but on the wharf upper 60s, i would think. cupertino 76, 59 pacifica, daly city, san mateo 68. a cool pattern. probably more of the same on wednesday, although inland temps will start to bump up, then more so on thursday, high pressure builds in, we lose the low pressure over us now, that means warmer temps inland by the weekend. >>> a website that tracks web access in china says google users are seeing roadblocks. great fire.org says search, gmail and google translate have been blocked by the chinese government since last week. tomorrow is the 25th anniversary between the standoff between the chinese army and student protesters in beijing's tiananmen square. working to prevent any information on that event from being spread. the site also believes the service disruption could be permanent. >>> criticism continues this morning over the release of a soldier held hodge by the taliban -- hostage by the taliban. >>> it

san jose police are new this morning after five years in captivity army sergeant both argall is back on american soil. he had all arrived at brooke army medical center and san antonio tx 3 he was rescued from the talent and a released from a telegram. he was treated and germany. the ohio native is expected to be reunited with his family sometimes in the near future. officials said the army has not yet to formally begun a review into the circumstances of bird dolls captured weather now he walked away without leave our was deserting the army when he was found and taken from insurgents >>:---bowe begdahl. , officials also say the army if al-qaida-inspired militants captured two towns this week in iraq's sunni heartland. militants driving machinegun-mounted pickups entered the towns near baghdad. iraqi soldiers abandoned their posts there without any resistance. the officials also say kurdish forces from northern iraq secured offices of kurdish parties. no clashes were reported. the escalating conflict in iraq could drive gas prices higher. as the violence increased thursday. oil futures climbed to 106-dollars a barrel. that's a 2-percent increase and the highest level