ktvu's kyla campbell joins you live from our d.c. bureau to explain what this plan would do. kyla? >> reporter: the white house sent me this four-page outline detailing the plan, pardon me. the emergency funding would cover the cost for border agents' overtime work, detaining immigrants and deporting they. the administration wants to hire additional judges and attorneys to speed up the process. funding would also go too increased surveillance. the gop says too many undocumented kids are being released to guardians and they are not returning for their court dates. white house officials said today they are going to increase their use of ankle bracelets to track them. >> if it's found that those individuals do not have a legal basis for remaining in the country, they will be removed. >> the white house says without bipartisan support from capitol hill, officials won't have the resources to detain or deport the undocumentmented immigrants -- undocumented immigrants. kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. >> in addition to a funding request, president obama asked for $615 million in emerge

as kyla campbell reports, it is art part checked it the s immediately. at. >> some of the young immigrants are dying along the way. it ends with the message some die a lock the way they need to no they are eligible for a program familiar visitersable amnesty. >> without due respect they knew this was happening all the time. they are not ream -- act being pour and white house says president barack obama may mount much devastating it is and right now he he is only funding the and they are so called credit card and they are folding out to become a and they have sent trap skated almost 5 run from and it sounds loan of dangerous because everybody has are consider caltrans. >> is saying it is uncareer this from 515 who was bitten by a bright great i really thought i was seeing my last few moments of life. >> he was swimming when he was hooked but but he pushed him off him and a teenager rushed into the water to stave shim -- save him. he believes the teenager who rushed it, should have cut that line immediately and according to the state department and wildlif

. >> ktvu kyla campbell is live in washington, d.c. to explain the obama administrations reaction this morning. >>> secretary of state john kerry is heading to the white house in a few hours far meeting. the obama administration stied call for a cease fire so international investigators could get into the region. >> the united states will offer any assistance we can to determine what happened and why. and as a country our thoughts and prayers are with all the families of the passengers. >> russian president vladimir putin did not say who was to blame for shooting down the commercial yet. >> alleged to be between a militant and russian official. >> reporter: the militant says it turned out to be a passenger plane suggesting separate is shot it down. believing it was a ukrainian military plane. in 30 minutes, the united nations is holding an emergency meeting. live in washington, kyla campbell ktvu channel 2 news. >> you can also see more video and photos of the scene. >> these are live pictures. there are tents. supporters of the pot cl

kyla campbell is live in washington, d.c.with details about reproductive rights that's going on -- a hearing that's going on right now. >> reporter: senators are hearing testimony about women's reproductive rights. we're taking a live look at the committee. members of congress are testifying about some states restricting women's rights to abortion. >> women are more than capable of making their own personal medical decisions without consulting their legislature. >> reporter: also this morning, both reproduttive life and life groups will testify. justices ruled the owner of hobby lobby don't have to provide employees with certain birth control coverage. since then, barbara boxer and dianne feinstein and congresswoman nancy pelosi plus other women in congress have created legislation. they are trying to make sure women do have access to birth control but there are other women on capitol hill fighting their legislation. i will have those details coming up at 8:45. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all ri

kyla campbell is in our washington, d.c. bureau with what the white house is saying about this investigation. >> reporter: pam, the u.s. and ukraine say a surface to air missile brought down that boeing 777 and ukraine says it has intercepted phone calls saying russia is to blame. this conversation between a militant and russian officials. the militant says it turned out to be a passenger plane. suggesting they shot it down believing it was a ukrainian military plane. vladimir putin blamed ukraine but he did not blame either side in the shoot down. international investigators will sift through the evidence. >> we will offer any assistance we can to help determine what happened and why. and as a country our thoughts and prayers are with all the families and passengers wherever they call home. >> president barack obama is scheduled to meet with vice president joe biden and secretary of state john kerry today. plus the united nations is holding an emergency meeting this morning. i am working on details for what is expected of t

kyla campbell is live in our washington, d.c. bureau to explain what else republicans are calling for and what the senate is doing now. kyla? >> reporter: tori, the senate homeland security committee wants to know how this became a crisis in the first place. we're taking a live look right now at that committee hearing. experts are testifying about what can be done to stem the problem. meanwhile, house republicans are working on a proposal that could include the national guard providing humanitarian relief to the unaccompanied children. that would relieve border patrol staff so they can focus on border security. it's possible president obama could agree to that but the white house wants congress to vote on the president's 3.7 billion emergency funding request. >> let's put the resources that we need to put down there and not only for the border, not only for judges, not only for i.c.e. but also for the latin american countries. >> reporter: congress is considering amending a 2008 law that gives special protectors to children that

kyla campbell, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> silicon valley tech giants google, netflix are criticizing the net neutrality rules. more than two dozen tech companies made their case in writing today to the federal communications commission saying the rules would change the internet as we know it. the fcc's plan would enable internet service providers to charge companies such as netflix and google for faster internet connections creating a paid fast lane for tech companies and a slower lane for everybody else. >>> east bay lom ellen corbett left for central america a short time ago. the delegation led by darrell steinberg plans to meet with several dignitaries from those countries to discuss trade and immigration issues. steinburg says they're also going to better understand the crisis involving an influx of unaccompanied immigrant children in to the u.s. and to figure out what california can do to help. >> we want to see what we can do to inform the debate and come back and make recommendations to our state and national government. >> the delegation is expected back home on july 23rd. >>> fr

kyla campbell is in washington, d.c. where she's been monitoring that meeting. kyla? reporter: u.s. ambassador to the united nations samantha power was quick to suggest that pro-russia separatists are responsible for the deliberate downing of the plane. we're taking a live look right now at the u.n. security council emergency meeting where power also said no matter where the passengers were from, we must treat all of them as our own victims. >> we have a duty to each and every one of those individuals, their families and their countries to determine why that jet fell out of the sky and to hold the perpetrators accountable. >> power also said the u.s. cannot rule out that russian personnel helped down the plane. russian president vladimir putin did not say who was too blame for shooting down the -- to blame for shooting down the commercial jet but did blame ukraine for unrest in the region. ukraine suggests that separatists shot down the plane and released this intercepted call. the militant said it turned out to be a passenger plane suggesting separatists shot it down

kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, kyla. thank you. >>> sal is back.l plaza, around and everything else you are watching. >> we're watching it all. the south bay is getting my special attention pause we've had so much slow traffic. we'll show you a map of the red. it looks like 280 and 85 are improving before 101 which is absolutely horrible getting down to the valley and then there is new crash and all of a sudden, we have a lot of slow traffic. you might want to think about seriously using 280. look how good 280 looks. the read sensors are green. most of that traffic is at the speed limit. as we go to live pictures, want to show you the bay bridge is backed up for a 20-minute drive time into san francisco. let's take a look head on at san francisco. northbound 101 looks good. reminder, another nighttime baseball game tonight at at&t park. giants and the pirates 7:15 start time. let's go to steve. >>> mostly sunny. partly cloudy. low clouds holding on. there's a pretty good fog bank. but the high, tropical clouds look like they were there this morning

kyla campbell joining us live in washington. you are breaking down all of the details this morning. kyla? >> reporter: good morning, dave. president obama is supposed to meet with texas governor rick perry after he arrives in dallas this afternoon. but right now, we are taking a live look at the senate hearing on the border crisis. federal officials the justice department and hhs are testifying. the head of fema and customs and border protection argue the@-- thard the administration is acting aggressively. they requested $3.7 billion in emergency funding. much of that money would go for caring for unaccompanied children and detaining and deporting undocumented immigrants. >> we've known about this problem escalating since january, yet there was no mention of it or any request for it in the president's budget. >> president obama also tacked onto the border crisis bill an extra $615 million to fight wildfires. san francisco congresswoman nancy pelosi said that will help fight fires in the west, but republicans, of course, not happy with the add-on. they say had has nothing to do with

kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> just about a half-hour ago at the white house, president obamaigned and executive order to protect lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender employees from discrimination in the workplace. the order will protect from discrimination. this applies to the 24,000 companies designated as federal contractors who employ 28 million workers. >>> 8:15. president obama also plans to come back to the bay area this week. he's scheduled to attend a fund- raising luncheon on wednesday. at a home in los altos hills. democratic leader, nancy pelosi, and palo alto congresswoman anna eshoo are expected to be there. tickets range from 10 to $32,000. the president was in the bay area last month for a series of fund-raiser speechers on the job. >>> we want to go live to the job where president obama is making a statement on the situation on the plane crash in ukraine. >> secretary kerry has departed for the middle east. as i've said many times, israel has a right to defend itself against rocket and tunnel attacks from hamas. and as a result of its operations, israel has

ktvu's kyla campbell is live in our washington, d.c.s morning with the white house's reaction and why democrats say this is a complete waste of tax payer dollars. kyla? >> reporter: just last hour, nancy pelosi told reporters that republicans don't have time to raise the minimum wage but they have time to sue the president. >> they don't have money to feed the children, help the american people, but they have -- they want a blank check to sue the president. >> reporter: republicans stand by their decision saying the president's executive actions to change obamacare and make other policy decisions on his own are unconstitutional. the white house responded saying, the lawsuit will waste time and potentially millions of tax payer dollars. the lawsuit vote comes as congress prepares to head home for a five-week recess by tomorrow with no deals yet on the border crisis and highway funding. >> instead, they want to use their time on something on which they have no standing and that is suing the president. >> reporter: a handful of house repub

ktvu's kyla campbell is live in washington, d.c.plain what the auditor had to say about covered california. kyla? >> reporter: tori, in california alone, this report said there were about 150,000 inconsistencies with applications. most of them involved income information. that could result in people receiving too much in subsidies, your tax dollars, and having to repay that money on future tax bills. more than 40,000 of the inconsistencies in california included verifying citizenship for applicants. the california marketplace said the findings are based on a small sample, 45 applicants compared to the 1.4 million who signed up. the white house said the report is outdated. it was compiled from october to december. the spokesman said many inconsistencies are minor. >> it may ping some records with names. that may be described as an inconsistencies. >> reporter: and they said inconsistencies don't mean that applicants provided faults information. they say as of may, there's no evidence that applicants tried to defraud the system at the

kyla campbell is in washington, d.c.o break down the developments for us. >> reporter: tori, we're taking a live look right now at the netherlands where dozens of mh- 17 victims arrived on military planes. the military carried each coffin to an awaiting hearse and the victims will need to be positively identified. also today, two ukrainian military jets were shot down in a separatists controlled area of eastern ukraine. it happened about 20 miles from where mh-17 was shot down last week. today, british investigators are examining the black boxes and now there's mounting pressure for russian president, putin, to be up front about any role russia played in this. intelligence say russia provided the missile launcher that took down the plane. >> we've seen a flow of weapons across the border for weeks that we've been working to document. >> slat mirror putin is literally getting a way with murder and we're doing very little in response. >> reporter: the white house has learned that putin could face additional sanctions but t