i'm ryan yamamoto. >> i'm elizabeth cook. the landmark ruling strikes a major cause to the cause of affirmative action when it comes to going to college. these breaking details from the high court ruling. a 6-3 majority striking down affirmative action. chief justice john roberts wrote the schools involved in the lawsuit used race in a negative manner and involved racial stereotyping to grant admission. governor newsom says the ruling hack kind toter a of segregated campus. >> and reaction to the seismic shift from the court coming in waves from all corners of the country. natalie brand joins us live from washington. natalie? >> reporter: ryan, liz, this ruling will have broad implications on the college admission process nationwide. universities worry that it could lead to a significant drop in enrollment of minority students. president biden is speaking this afternoon and said we cannot or the country cannot let this decision be the last word. the supreme court struck a blow to affirmative action in colleges and universitie

. >> i am ryan yamamoto. the suspect wanted in a mass shooting in the mission district is still on the loose, san francisco chronical reporting police have identified campos saying he is connected to a car connected to the shooting. in a post the store called the shooting spiteful and hateful senseless act and went on to thank neighbors and friends they said turned into first responders and saved lives. >>> two men and a woman shot near stratos night club by balboa park. >>> a shooting at a birthday party left a woman dead and six others hurt. john ramos spoke with neighbors. >> reporter: it was quiet now outside the house on sun set lane. in the early morning hours, a party at the home turned into bed lum. bob schafer was awakened by the noise. >> it sounded like four bursts, five shots. i got up. kids were running down the street. cars were going back and forth. about a minute later, two cop cars came with high beams on. >> reporter: police said a birthday party for a 19-year-old man was held at the home. q

that story and more with liz cook and ryan yamamoto coming up at 5:00. >>> plus, a bay area man getting the gift of a lifetime when he found out he was adopted. our john ramos picks u this beautiful story. >> reporter: lauren mcdonald spent father's day's honoring his adoptive father, donald. bu he always wondered where he cam from. >> i spent my entire life from the age of five thinking about my parents and particularly my birth father. i don't know why. but i think i have this innate sense that i was more like my father than i was my mother. >> reporter: eventually learned through government records the maiden name of his birth mother but his father was a complete mystery, just that he was from sweden, so he took a dna test and got no results until he sen his dna profile to a genealogy service popular in europe. >> i wake up on saturday mornin and i see that i have a 10% dna match with a gentleman named haakon. the first thing he sai to me as i have been waiting fo this call for 40 years. >> reporter:'s nephew had confided in haakon about the birth child, but he coinim t al jobs ntes.

i'm ryan yamamoto. >> i'm elizabeth cook. >>> the claims come as republican primary voters are rallying behind trump. three in four likely voters are most concerned this indictment i politically motivated. only 12% say it was a bigger deal the documents were a national security risk. >> more importantly, it's a political persecution like something straight out of a fascist or communist nation. >> reporter: speaking to supporters in new jersey hours after pleading not guilty in a florida courtroom to 37 felony counts, former president donald trump called the federal charges against him fake and suggests that outgoing presidents can take with them any records they want. >> under the presidential records act, which is civil, not criminal, i had every right to have these documents. >> reporter: legal experts tell cbs news the act draws a distinction between personal and presidential records requiring all official records to be turned over. this is the first time the justice department has ever charged a former president with a crime. those charges include allegedly retaining classified docu

. >> i am ryan yamamoto. russia is responding to an armed rebellion that shook vladimir putin and his government. president biden spoke in the past few hours and natalie brand has the latest from the white house. >> reporter: president biden and allies are watching closely after mercenary troops initially fighting for russia revolted. the leader, give ginny prigozhin, marched his troops nearly all the way toto momoscow before e eight t truce reached. most analysts see the unrest as an unprecedented challenge for russian president vladimir putin's 23-year rain. >> these give the appearance of weakness but also show real weakness by putin. >> reporter: tensions have been building for months between prigozhin and russian military officials. prigozhin accused them of killing his men with a missile strike in ukraine. they marched toward the capital and halted after russia-allied belarus helped to negotiate a deal. john sullivan is the u.s. ambassador to russia. >> i would think the preeminent concern of american o

i'm ryan yamamoto. the high court closed its term ruling the biden administration student loan forgiveness program is unconstitutional. the conservative majority also dealing a blow to the lgbtq+ protections. natalie brand following all the breaking details from the u.s. supreme court. >>> we are expected to hear from president biden later this hour to detail his next steps in light of the blow dealt to his student loan forgiveness plan. the six conservative justices on the court saying the administration went too far and using a federal law regarding national emergencies to try and erase nearly half $1 trillion in debt. >> i am disappointed to say the least and the supreme court's ruling. >> reporter: protesters gathered at the supreme court friday, rallying against the justices' opinion on president biden student really program. the high court throughout the plan to forgive up to $20,000 in student loans for millions of americans. >> the student debt cancellation is legal and just know matter what the

. >> i'm ryan yamamoto. this is what we know about the deadly rampage. two people were run over and killed in a hit and run. a third person hurt re third person was bed to death in milpitas. this afternoon, the suspect remains in custody. they were four different locations involved in this. it all started at the san jose pepper tree neighborhood and ended more than one hour later in milpitas. >> we are getting a first look at the suspect accused of carrying out these series of attacks. he is 31-year-old kevin parkourana . s.w.a.t. stormed his house before taking him into custody yesterday. there are still a lot of questions and concerns now in the south bay. >> fear has filled the minds of so many people here in the south bay. although police say there is no threat to the public, there are people who tell us their safety has been shattered and it will be a while before they feel safe again. >> when it happened, i was really surprised. it is like, a safe neighborhood. it is like, whoa. it scares me a little because i can't walk around -- it feels like i c

. >> i am ryan yamamoto. we'll ask the mayor more about the a's but first a fire shook san jose neighborhoods. >> crews still on scene at a storage facility in san jose after a fire erupted last night. the fire broke out on blossom hill road around 6:30 p.m. some houses were shaken as a series of explosions started popping one after another. fire crews were able to contain the fire but had to work overnight putting out hot spots and preventing flare ups. no injuries were reported. we are waiting for new developments stories police make arrest in the mission district mass shooting that killed nine people last friday. police confirm cam pose is in custody for the shooting. campos had several outstanding warrants. the warrants included one for a homicide in oakland. >>> new developments on the governor's plan to combat fentanyl crisis in san francisco. in the first six weeks of partnering with chp and california national guard, governor's office says chp sees more kilograms in the fentanyl in the tenderloin and

. >> i am ryan yamamoto. cities around the bay kicking off pride month with flag raisings. you see celebrations on the peninsula, red wood city, daly city, belmont where the mayor says it is about becoming welcoming and showing support in the most public way possible. >> i am excited that we are going to be doing this. i am proud of our community for the kind of celebrations that we have, inclusive diverse community that we are and i am very proud and supportive of our lgbtq plus community as well in belmont. >>> sausalito gave us an inside look of what they've got lined up for this year's pride. >> sausalito center for the arts is presenting pride night prejudice, a multi exhibit celebration. there is jazz by the bay which is a weekly event in sausalito that will be dedicated to pride month. >>> a number of bay area city government school systems, sports teams, corporations taking to social media showing support for the start of pride month tweeting to the lgbtq ia plus community. >>> not everyone is on board. each year a new controversy about representation and people dod

. >> i'm ryan yamamoto. mayor london breed is making the case for her budget. the $14.6 billion budget plan puts an emphasis on the homelessness, hiring more police officers and paying them more. she made that announcement in the sunset neighborhood to emphasize that it is not just an issue downtown. >> we need to take care of our communities wherever they are, all along san francisco. we need to make sure that the investments are made to keep people safe. >> the board of supervisors is talking about the mayor's budget this weekend must pass by next month. >>> a san francisco woman is trying to find strength in a neighborhood she says is often cast to the side. she lives in the cities tenderloin district and recently, she nearly lost the ring she owns due to an encampment fire right outside her apartment window. instead of anger, she has compassion. betty yu has more on her struggle and why she says what is happening on her block is not safe for anyone. >> the first thing i saw or heard was a large explosion and i saw the flames hit my window. >> reporter: doze

. >> i am ryan yamamoto. san francisco's is one of the largest pride celebrations in the world with large crowds from across the bay area and around the world. sfpd want to be sure the guests celebrating are able to enjoy themselves and stay safe. they're beefing up patrols as the city and county continue efforts to be a safe haven for members of the lgbtq plus community. in the meantime, 250 couples deciding to kick off pride weekend by tying the knot at san francisco city hall. couples who got married received commemorative pride marriage licenses and pins. these come ten years after california first resumed same-sex marriages. >> it is symbolic but it is also i think important for us to continue to support our lgbtq community. >> an effort is underway to get same-sex marriagen shrined in the state constitution. >>> let's good to first alert meteorologist jessica burch. pride weekend is here. hopefully the weather will cooperate for the events and especially the parade sunday. >> on the bright side, it is.

i'm ryan yamamoto, we start with that mission to find five explorers who were on board the sub miserable -- submersible , and it's not what anybody was hoping for. >> it was the worst fear, it suffered a catastrophic implosion, that is what the coast guard said after remote vehicles discovered debris on the ocean floor. >> the debris is consistent with the catastrophic loss of the pressure chamber . >> this news ends the multinational search that began on sunday when the titan submersible lost contact with the support ship, the detection of undersea noises offered some hope that those on board were maybe alive and trying to communicate but the coast guard said those noises have now confirmed correlation. the coast guard notified the families upon discovery of the wreckage. >> i can only imagine what this has been like for them, and i hope that this discovery provides some soulless during this difficult time. >> the five people on board including pakistan businessman , who has ties to a mountain view based alien -like research center and his teenage son, a french expert diver and american

i am ryan yamamoto. >> i am elizabeth cook. erin peskin has told us that he has heard an arrest has been made in this case and another person has been detained. >> four bystanders were the ones hurt including a 10-year-old girl. this shooting was reported at beach in stockton in pier 39. san francisco police say they are related. police found two people with gunshot injuries who were rushed to the hospital. several parked cars knew the area had bullet holes in them. near the embarcadero one witness share this video of what appeared to be a young girl on the ground and officers tending to the victim. you can also see a black car crashed into the muni median. we spoke to one person who experienced the violence. >> i yelled to my sister to get on the ground. we opened the doors and went out the back. >> how are you feeling? >> it is a little bit scary. my life flashed before my eyes. >> are you injured? >> i got glass in my arm. >> so far police have not confirmed any arrests or released information about possible suspects. we wil

i ryan yamamoto. in the last few hours, president biden boarded air force one and left from sfo. it was a busy trip for the president. he talked about climate change in palo alto until the private event in marin county and in san francisco. one of his most high-profile events was a roundtable talking about the advantages and the risks of ai. >> ai will change the way we teach, learn, and help solve challenges like disease and climate change. we need to manage the risks to our society, to our economy, to our national security. >> there was some drama in the skies surrounding the president's visit. norad fighter jets intercepted three planes that flew into restricted airspace. >>> president biden was not the only presidential hopeful to make a trip to california this weekend. republican candidate ron desantis was also in northern california. it turns out he also made a stop in san francisco. this is video from a new campaign ad he tweeted out yesterday which shows him standing at the corner of gary and hyde streets in the city's tenderloin. >> the city is not vibrant anymore. it ha

. >> i am ryan yamamoto. we know the lack of action to combat hiv and a.i.d.s. created a playbook to better respond to a health crisis, including the early covid response. >> so when m-pox hit in the early days of the outbreak, that same strategy came to life again, led by lgbtq+ leaders. as warnings of a resurgence of m-pox hit, jose martinez shows why bay area leaders take fast action to stop the virus in its tracks. >> everyone was sort of in denial and like what is this? is this made up? >> reporter: honey mahogany knows how to organize and activate. m-pox lesions showed up as painful sores in many bay area men. >> it is like sitting on shards of glass. it is the most painful thing i have ever experienced in my 47 years on this planet. >> it was spreading very quickly, specifically between msm in the lgbt community. >> reporter: these red flags were first raised in the lgbt community, but less so on the federal level. san francisco needed the vaccine. >> that was both scary and disappointing, because it felt like the lgbt community could not rely on our gove

. >> i'm ryan yamamoto. severe weather to the east is hampering airports and frustrated flyers all across the country. united airlines taking the brunt of the issues and that is having a major impact at sfo. here are the latest gears on delays and cancellations nationwide. more than 3300 delays, 1500 cancellations at sfo today. 145 delays and 50 cancellations. jocelyn moran has the latest . >> reporter: for all the delays and cancellations, they are translating to what we are seeing here, piles of bags and suitcases and a lot of people just trying to find their belongings. this is naomi carrying her baby heidi. she is to find her family's suitcases. sfo is a layover for them but they have been here since yesterday afternoon, unable to get a flight to missouri after their original flight was delayed several times and then eventually canceled. her babies have all the energy but naomi said it has been frustrating. >> we slept on the floor with our babies, freezing cold, thin blankets that they gave us. when we

. >>> the supreme court issues two decisions, good afternoon, i'm ryan yamamoto. it is a first alert weather day as we start the holiday weekend but in typical bay area fashion, it all depends on where you live. inland areas will experience their first heat wave of the summer but along the coast, don't expect to sweat it out . paul heggen is here with more information. >> this is one of those temperature maps that you only see in the bay area, we've got 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s and 100 all on the same map. 101 degrees in livermore right now, and inland parts of the east bay are bearing the brunt of this first day of the three-day heatwave but it is toasty in the north bay, approaching 90 degrees in san jose. temperatures around the bay in the 60s and 70s. temperatures tomorrow, this is going to be the peak of the heat wave, into the low 70s in san francisco, around 80 in oakland. closer to 15 degrees above average further inland. dangerously hot considering this is the first heatwave of the season. we are trying to acclimate to these summertime temperatures and the

that and much more with ryan yamamoto and myself coming up tonight at 5:00. >>> for the first time ever florida bill has brought its colorful floral show to san francisco to celebrate pride. the san francisco mint is held with dozens of artistic displays and much more featuring work by local artists. the show highlights joy and inclusion. they partnered with san francisco flied to put this all together and it is inspired by the 2023 pride team, looking back and moving forward. >> we are celebrating some of san francisco's lgbtq+ icons. we got floral tributes to people , activists and loads more. >> you know it smells amazing too. the show continues through july 3. tickets are on sale online. >>> be sure to catch our special hope, love, pride, a celebration this sunday from 10:00 a.m. until noon. it airs live on our sister station and streaming on cbs news bay area. >>> wednesday? >> the parade. it is looking okay. june gloom but it will be okay. >> no rain obviously and not super cold. we can ♪ ♪ >> >> tonight at the desperate search continues f for the missg submersible traveling to th

i am ryan yamamoto in for juliette tonight. we begin with bad news for oakland a's fans. the team clearing another major hurdle in their attempt to move to las vegas. within the past few hours, the governor of nevada signed off on a plan to poor taxpayer money into a brand-new stadium. anne makovec joins us in the newsroom with the very latest. >> the owner is burning some major bridges in oakland, blaming the city for the situation. he also laid out what is next in the approval process. rob manfred says the a's will file a relocation application and it will eventually go to all mlb owners for a final vote. he said he feels sorry for fans in oakland. >> i don't like this outcome. i understand why they feel the way they do. i think the real question is, what is it that oakland was prepared to do? there is no oakland offer. they never got to the point where they had a plan to build a stadium at any site. >> reporter: now of course there was a plan in the works to build a waterfront ballpark at the howard terminal, but the a's wanted more public money contributed to the proj

. >> i'm ryan yamamoto. the month of may becoming one of the deadliest months on the fentanyl crisis since the city began recording in 2020. 74 people have died from accidental drug overdoses in the city with 79% of those deaths involving fentanyl. the new numbers were just released by the medical examiner's office yesterday. that brings the total deaths from accidental overdose to 346 at city leaders have been taking steps to combat the fentanyl crisis here in the city. last month, the governor launched a partnership between the city, the chp and the california national guard to try to dismantle fentanyl trafficking in the tenderloin and key areas all around the city. just this week, chp seized enough fentanyl to kill 2.3 million people. >>> in san jose, a fire tore through this two-story house this morning. it happen on greystone lane just north of camden avenue. san jose fire says they got the call around to:45 this morning. they tweeted out this picture of the flames and they arrived on scene. crews were

. >> i am ryan yamamoto. bay area cities are trying to boost their downtowns and now san jose is taking action. >> devin fehely has more on how the city is stepping up enforcement to fight blight and what it means for businesses who live with it every day. >> reporter: when there are empty storefronts and the neighborhood has become something of a eyesore with trash and graffiti, it can be difficult for business owners to convince customers to come to their store. the city is trying to break the cycle and has launched an aggressive crackdown on property owners that have not kept their buildings up. >> a lot of people, they don't want to come down here because of the way it looks. >> reporter: chris patterson-simmons is the owner of new to you thrift boutique, a business a few blocks away from san jose city hall. she has been in business for 11 years but starts virtually every day the same way, spray painting the graffiti over that has shown up outside her store like a stubborn weed. >> if i am not there it wo

ryan yamamoto has the story of a unique drag queen troupe that's now taking new precautions while entertainingwell as educating. >> reporter: time takes perfection. >> this is two hours. >> reporter: hours of love, years of dedication. >> quite a long time, two, three years short of my 20-year anniversary. >> reporter: nearly two decades of devotion to become the artist known as este e longa. >> she's feisty failed makeup diva/d listed old hollywood icon that no one books her anymore because she's slapped too many directors in her time. >> reporter: but estee longa is more than a week. she is the founder of the rice rockettes, a group founded 14 years ago before there were many asian americans performing in drag. >> just the number of asian performers in san francisco was very small. you could probably count them on one hand. we officially formed in 2009. that's when we had our first booking as a club event as a group. it was wigs flying everywhere. there was confetti and people falling and people doing all sorts of things. so it was pure chaos, but it was a lot of fun. >> reporter: the fun bu

but it is a resilient community and ryan yamamoto joins us . >> the rice rockettes formed 14 years ago at a time when there were only a handful of asian americans performing drag. today they still book gigs year-round but the recent rise in anti-dragon segments they are now extremely cautious about when and who they performed for. >> reporter: time takes perfection. >> this is two hours. >> reporter: hours of love and years of dedication. >> two or three years short of my 20 year anniversary. >>> nearly two decades of devotion to become the artist known as estee longa. >> and i'll tell you what i can't who nobody books anymore because she slapped too many directors in her time. >> reporter: more than a queen, she is the founder of the rice rockettes. a group founded 14 years ago before there were many asian americans performing in drag. >> just the number of asian drag performers in san francisco was very small. you could probably count them on one hand. we officially formed in 2009 and that is when we had our first booking as a club event as a group. it was wiggs flying everywhere, co

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. >>> coming up at 6:00 with ryan yamamoto , we get some perspective from a filmmaker who has made the journey, plus the competing priorities in san francisco's budget. the mayor explains why she wants to cut money for child care to solve another crisis, plus a success story for a san jose neighborhood full of culture and history, from a speakeasy to a museum, the new venues bringing life to little italy. the news is coming up at 6:00 with juliette. now let's head to chase center for some news with the warriors! >>> you got it, ryan! let's talk about a trade! lots to talk about at chase center. the warriors with the 19th overall pick, then we hear from new general manager mike dunlevy jr. as the warriors sent jordan poole and two future first and second round picks to the washington wizards for 12 time all-star chris paul. just in case you are walking in the door, the warriors have agreed to trade poole to the nation's capital for paul who will be 39 next may. a win now move for the doves who had a veteran and create more cap space to re-sign draymond green. >>> let's put it to basebal

i'm ryan yamamoto. >> i'm elizabeth cook. good evening to you. all over san francisco, events are taking place to recognize the hard one progress made by the lgbtq+ community. and the long road still ahead to achieve equality. >> yeah, the 20th annual trans march gets underway in less than an hour. you see that big crowd that will gather there, and then they will make their way to turk and taylor streets for two decades. the trans march has celebrated the strength and beauty of transgender and non-conforming individuals. quite a few people there. a live look at the pink triangle shining brightly above the city from on top of twin peaks. this becoming an enduring symbol of the pride celebration. >>> hundreds of couples started pride weekend by getting married. city hall hosted the marriage ceremonies for couples looking to tie the knot all day long. shawn chitnis shows us why it had special meaning for so many celebrating their love together today. >> reporter: love was for everyone on friday at city hall in san francisco. no matter where you're f

and second, i say ryan yamamoto has my cell phone number and they just hop to it. they say jane fonda, dolly parton, whoever you want. >> they say ryan who? thank you very much. reed cowan reporting live in the castro. >>> when it comes to keeping a diverse curriculum, this comes as the several states follow the lead of florida, letting parents challenge certain books, oftentimes containing lgbtq and racial content. in a joint statement from governor newsom and tony thurman , they both said or they all said that access to books, including books that reflect the diverse experiences and perspectives of californians , and especially those that may challenge us to grapple with uncomfortable truths is a profound freedom we must all protect and cultivate. >>> a new bill that would make a system to identify problems with drinking water in schools passes through the california assembly. the measure would make water utilities pass water fixtures for lead in schools over the next few years. any fixture with lead concentration over a certain level would have to get replaced. i

we will talk about that later in the show, but ryan yamamoto , as my grandma used to say, i have heard tell that you have great story on a local institution! >> i have been waiting for this story for a whole month! reed, we will check in with you just a little bit later. as we say goodbye to aapi month and hello to pride month, as reed mentioned, our fourth story is on a bay area all-asian lgbt group called the rice rockettes. >> amid an attack on one of their own, they are now extremely cautious about when and who they performed for. >> reporter: time takes perfection. >> this is two hours. >> reporter: hours of love and years of dedication. >> it has been a long time, two or three years short of my anniversary. >> reporter: nearly two decades of devotion to become the artist known as estee longa. >> she is a feisty failed makeup diva/d listed old hollywood icon, and nobody books her anymore. >> reporter: but estee longa is more than a queen. she is the founder of the rice rockettes , a group founded before there were many asian-americans in drag. >> the number in san francisco was ve

. >> i'm ryan yamamoto. that toddler is expected to make a full recovery, but thanks to the quick response from other drivers who did what they could to help. >> and the boy's father met the man who was there to help his son. >> reporter: in between his son's surgeries at benioff children's hospital in oakland got to meet the man who helped save his son. 2-year-old james was already doing all the things he can on wheels at his young age. >> he was skate boarding. scooterring. he loves being active and out. >> reporter: but last week, while riding his new bike in concord with his mother behind him. when according to concord pd report, a truck hit little james at the

as we come out of aapi month, we've got my friend ryan yamamoto here. great to have you with me. you have that wonderful intersection of aapi month and pride with the rice rockettes. >> reporter: february during l new year and said i have to tell their stories. what a better troupe to profile, the rice rockettes, who straddle and represent both worlds. they are a group that formed 14 years ago. they bill themselves as bay area's premier all asian american drag troupe. at the time there were only a handful of asian americans performing drag but felt there was a need to represent the community. the rice rockettes would gain a following appearing on "america's got talent" performing at more than 50 event every year, but the newfound attention has come with newfound tensions. the polarization and politicalization and estee longa says she is very protective about the events they now choose. >> i'm more insisting with queens being by themselves and having people with them to gigs and i don't take on certain beginnings anymore because of it. so i think we are on a sort of heightened awa

. >> i am ryan yamamoto.sumer reports show that some of the most popular brands of baby food include heavy metals such as arsenic, cadmium and lead. >> includes organics happy baby, beech not naturals. this was a follow-up to the results of the study from five years ago on heavy metals and baby food. dr. james rodgers is the director of food safety and research and testing for consumer reports. i asked him about the findings. >> three of the products are actually better and have lower heavy metal impact. we recommend that parents, if they so desire, could feed more servings of three of the products. three of the products did worse, so we had to reduce the amount of each of these products on a per serving basis to parents, so you may want to give less of these products if this is on the menu for

. >> i'm ryan yamamoto. that toddler is expected to make a full recovery, but thanks to the quick response from other drivers who did what they could to help. >> and the boy's father met the man who was there to help his son. >> reporter: in between his son's surgeries at benioff children's hospital in oakland got to meet the man who helped save his son. 2-year-old james was already doing all the things he can on wheels at his young age. >> he was skate boarding. scooterring. he loves being active and out. >> reporter: but last week, while riding his new bike in concord with his mother behind him. when according to concord pd report, a truck hit little james at the tree boulevard at the intersection while he was in the crosswalk. it wasn't until minutes later when juan got that phone call from his wife. >> he was telling him about his legs and how they got hit. i could hear him screaming in the background. >> reporter: who was there was valdez. one of the many drivers who saw what happened. >> and that truck

i am ryan yamamoto. elizabeth is on assignment. the u.s. navy says they detected an acoustic anomaly consistent with an implosion shortly after the titan sub lost contact with the service. >> we found five different major pieces of debris that told us that it was the remains of the titan. >> all five people on board the vessel are presumed dead as laura haseley reports, due to the unforgiving conditions it is unlikely the bodies will ever be recovered. >> reporter: u.s. coast guard officials have confirmed that vessel suffered a catastrophic implosion. >> the debris is consistent with the catastrophic loss of the pressure chamber. upon this determination, we immediately notified the families. >> reporter: the sub owned by the company oceangate was headed to see the wreckage of the titanic when it went missing sunday in the north atlantic ocean. >> a remote-operated vehicle from the vessel horizon arctic discovered the tail cone of the titan submersible approximately 1600 feet from the bow of the titanic on the seafloor. >> reporter: cbs new

. >> and i'm ryan yamamoto. it's been over two months since cash app founder bob lee was killed in san francisco. and a hearing is scheduled tomorrow for nima momeni, the man accused of killing him. >> and our lauren toms has been following this story for weeks now, joining us in studio with what to expert in court tomorrow. lauren? >> reporter: it will be a big day tomorrow as nima momeni faces his preliminary hearing. and it will also mark the first time we'll see him with his new defense team. but the question the preparedness remains. nima momeni is facing a critical hearing in the murder of cash app founder, bob lee. momeni fired his lawyer and hired a florida legal team led by saam zanganeh. and a move legal experts say is unusual. >> it is going to be a challenge certainly when you're a long distance away from the client who is in custody in a case of this nature. i mean this is a very complex forensic case. i think it's going to come down to a battle of

. >> i am ryan yamamoto.ties are trying to boost their downtowns and now san jose is taking action. >> devin fehely has more on how the city is stepping up enforcement to fight blight and what it means for businesses who live with it every day. >> reporter: when there are empty storefronts and the neighborhood has become something of a eyesore with trash and graffiti, it can be difficult for business owners to convince customers to come to their store. the city is trying to break the cycle and has launched an aggressive crackdown on property owners that have not kept their buildings up. >> a lot of people, they don't want to come down here because of the way it looks. >> reporter: chris patterson-simmons is the owner of new to you thrift boutique, a business a few blocks away from san jose city hall. she has been in bu

i'm ryan yamamoto. first, let's take a look at the indictment, unsealed in just the last few hours. that unsealed indictment says, trump described a pentagon plan of attack, then shared a classified map, related to a military operation. the former president faces 37 felony counts. all of those charges have related to the hundreds of documents that he is accused of improperly holding in his mar-a-lago home. natalie brand has the latest. >>> the federal indictment against donald trump has been unsealed, ahead of a tuesday court appearance in miami. federal prosecutors are charging him with 37 counts, all related to his handling of classified documents, after he left office. the charges include willfully retaining tion obstruction. >> i'm an innocent man. i did revee ctme on social media, thursday night, blaming democrats for what he's calling the box hoax. >> they figure the way they're going to stop us is by using what is called warfare. and that's what it is. this is warfare for the law. >> a special counsel appointed by the justice department is looking at documents. >> the new cri

i'm ryan yamamoto. >> hi. i'm sara donchey. >>> san francisco sheriff's deputies are usually tasked with working the city's jails and working in other city and county buildings while sfpd tackles crime on the streets, but today the sheriff's office announced its deputies will focus on something new. >> while it's an unpopular stance to take, arresting and putting people in jail, it can be a critical gateway to help the needs and needs to be a multipronged approach. >> we are live to get the take on drug dealing on the streets and reaction whether this is the right approach. >> reporter: the sheriff's office says the goal of this new operation, which will start the end of june, is to crack down on illegal drug activity in the tenderloin and south of market communities. a cashier at a local store on market street says every day there's a new challenge. [ speaking in a global language ] >> reporter: she tells me this is a very complicated situation because many people come just to steal and cause trouble and we h

i'm ryan yamamoto. >> and i'm elizabeth cook. he pled not guilty to 37 separate accounts related to his >> a live look from his golf club in new jersey where the persintdecrowd tonight. trump still taking the defiance stance we have seen throughout the entire process. >> i think it's a rigged deal here. we have a rigged country. we have a country that is corrupt. >> reporter chelsea jones is in miami with the developments from this historic day. >> reporter: ryan and elizabeth, the former president left miami two hours after his court appearance. his supporters did show up, waving flags outside of his golf resort. they were also here outside of the courthouse. it was not the anticipated crowd size that local law enforcement was expecting. demonstrators showed up in the hundreds. >> reporter: former president donald trump stopping at the miami area restaurant following his arrangement on fellow charges. >> we have a country with nothing but problems. a nation in decline, and then they do this stuff. >> reporter: earlier a lawyer f

that story and more with liz cook and ryan yamamoto. it's coming up at 5:00. >>> the stern grove concert series kicks off this weekend with a group of talented jazz musicians that started playing music together in ll they're called ky've together two decades. gianna franco reports the founder never really imagined that their large group and unique sound would be a big part of their music career. >> ♪ >> reporter: in what started as a fun thing to do in college -- >> ♪ >> it was just a group of college friends getting together and playing music on friday. >> reporter: turned into a music career that has spanned two decades. >> and i had no idea that we would still be around, like, almost 20 years later, you know? we turned 20 in june. >> reporter: that's michael lee, the founder of snarky puppy. the style, sometimes called jazz, funk, rock, fusion -- but i try to avoid describing it, because i feel like any name that i put on it, at a certain point, the band does something that then contradicts that. so i just the instrumental music, bec

but it is a resilient community and ryan yamamoto joins us . >> the rice rockettes formed 14 years agoerforming drag. today they still book gigs year-round but the recent rise in anti-dragon segments

i am ryan yamamoto in for juliette tonight. we begin with bad news for oakland a's fans.las vegas. within the past few hours, the governor of nevada signed off on a plan to poor taxpayer money into a brand-new stadium. anne makovec joins us in the newsroom with the very latest. >> the owner is burning some major bridges in oakland, blaming the city for the situation. he also laid out what is next in the approval process. rob manfred says the a's will file a relocation application and it will eventually go to all mlb owners for a final vote. he said he feels sorry for fans

ryan yamamoto introduces us to rice rokett it es. >> time takes perfection. >> this is two hours. >> reporter: hours of love, years of dedication. >> and it's been quite a long time, two, three years short of my 20-year anniversary. >> reporter: nearly two decades of devotion. to become the artist known as longa. >> she's feisty, failed the makeup divas, and de-listed old hollywood icon who no one books there anymore because she slapped too many directors in their time. >> reporter: but they are more than a queen. she's the founder of the rice rockettes. a group founded 14 years ago before there were many asian americans performing in drag. >> and just the number of asian drag performers in san francisco was very small like you could probably count them on one hand. we officially formed in 2009 with our first booking as a group. there were people doing all sorts of things. it was a lot of fun. >> reporter: the fun building into the following. making a national appearance in 2011. on america's got talent. today, booking more than 50 gigs every year. >> drag culture has sort of crept i

hero who holds up the ball, his name is mark the shark he scooped up the baseball and spoke with ryan yamamoto game. >> it was coming right to me and it landed three feet in front of my kayak and i can't believe it. i can't believe 100, it was gifted to me. i willed it to myself, i really believe it, i wanted it that bad and it came to me. the ball is going to be displayed in the ballpark and have a little article about it, i have a baseball bat, two signed balls, a photograph and some great memories that will last forever. >> you are on cloud nine right now. >> brian, if you catch number 101, i will give you about $1000. >> good deal. >> you will have to get season tickets, get a canoe out there. >> well, you don't have to pay anything to be out in the water. just the canoe price. >> you are good to go. >> coming up in the next half hour, they are easy to steal, and hard to replace, a bay area mechanic has a plan to stop catalytic converter thefts, if it works. >>> a carjacking rampage in the south bay leaves three people dead, what we are learning about the suspect including why he was no st

but it's a resilient community and ryan yamamoto has the story of unique drag queen truepenny takingns while entertaining and educating. >> reporter: tihours of love, years of dedication. >> been quite a long time, two, three years short of my 20 year anniversary. >> reporter: nearly two decades of devotion. to become the artist known as este longda. >> failed makeup diva/delisted old hollywood icon. no one books her anymore because she slapped too many directors in her time. >> reporter: she is the founder of the rice rockettes. a group founded 14 years ago before there were many asian americans performing in drag. >> just the number of asian drag performers in san francisco was -- very small like you can probably count them on one hand. we officially formed in 2009. and that's when we had our first booking as a club event as a group. it was -- it was wigs flying everywhere. there was confetti and there were people falling and people doing all sorts of things so it was -- it was pure chaos but it was a lot of fun. >> rice rockettes. >> reporter: the fun building into a following, th

ryan yamamoto has the story of unique drag queen troupe that's now making new precautions while entertainingating. >> reporter: time takes perfection. >> this is two hours. >> reporter: hours of love, years of dedication. >> been quite a long time, two, three years short of my 20 year anniversary. >> reporter: nearly two decades of devotion. to become the artist known as estee longah. >> she's feisty, failed makeup diva/delisted old hollywood icon. who no one books her anymore because she slapped too many directors in her time. >> reporter: longah is more than a queen, she is the founder of the rice rockettes. a group founded 14 years ago before there were many asian americans performing in drag. >> just the number of asian drag performers in san francisco was -- very small like you can probably count them on one hand. we officially formed in 2009. and that's when we had our first booking as a club event as a group. it was -- it was wigs flying everywhere. there was confetti and there were people falling and people doing all sorts of things so it was -- it was pure chaos but it was a lot of