but the u-s did not pay the money ... at least through 20-17.it is unclear if the money was paid later. (pam) the report comes, as the north korean leader is meeting with russian president ávladmir putin.á the two leaders exchanged swords as gifts... and talked for three- and-a-half hours ... on topics including denuclearizati on. some experts speculate, kim's meeting with putin is a sign that kim's personal relationship with president trump is in trouble .... and kim could be looking elsewhere for partners. trump's second summit with kim failed to produce any results in february. still ahead at 10:45... super commuters spend hours on the road everyday to get to work in the bay area... is all that time in the car really worth it? (ken) plus... how global warming could affect your restaurant tab. we have details on the new optional carbon offset surcharge. < the details ahead...> (pam) if you are streaming us on "kron-on" - the news continues during the commercial break. go-to kron-on-dot-tv to see what you're missing. (pam) he was playing the or

arel garcia can't remember which day he got to the u-s. it's been a blur.u-s authorities gave him an ankle bracelet - and he's trying to get to a relative in kansas - all to escape the dire economy and violence in guatemala.arel garcia/ migrant from guatemala: "i worked on the fields. growing coffee plants." he's one of at least two thousand migrants who have already been dropped off by customs and border protection...into mcallen, brownsville and harlingen...bec ause officials say there's just no room to hold them.in mcallen - c-b-p drops migrants off at catholic charities.if their u-s relatives can buy them a bus ticket, they are then taken to the central bus station.their long journey to the u-s......is now followed by confusion - a release, with notices to appear in court - which many of them don't understand.luis guerrero/ volunteer: "i explain to them what to expect up front... i tell them that immigration is going to ask you where you're going"luis guerrero is a volunteer - who's seen and heard all their stories, including that of a

arel garcia can't remember which day he got to the u-s. it's been a blur.u-s authorities gave him an ankle bracelet - and he's trying to get to a relative in kansas - all to escape the dire economy and violence in guatemala.arel garcia/ migrant from guatemala: "i worked on the fields. growing coffee plants." he's one of at least two thousand migrants who have already been dropped off by customs and border protection...into mcallen, brownsville and harlingen...bec ause officials say there's just no room to hold them.in mcallen - c-b-p drops migrants off at catholic charities.if their u-s relatives can buy them a bus ticket, they are then taken to the central bus station.their long journey to the u-s......is now followed by confusion - a release, with notices to appear in court - which many of them don't understand.luis guerrero/ volunteer: "i explain to them what to expect up front... i tell them that immigration is going to ask you where you're going"luis guerrero is a volunteer - who's seen and heard all their stories, including that of a

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natasha chen is at the u-s mexico border with a closer look. a new threat. president trump has instructed the u-s state department to cut off foreign aid to three central american countries.... el salvador, guatemala and honduras. president trump: "we have right now two big caravans coming up from guatemala. massive caravans walking right through mexico."saturday's move comes one day after president trump said the three countries had set-up migrant caravans to enter the u-s.he is also demanding action from mexico--saying he'll close the u-s/mexico border next week if mexico doesn't do anything to stop immigrants from coming into the united states illegally. president trump: "mexico's tough. they can stop them but they chose not to. now they're going to stop them. and if they don't stop them we're closing the border. they'll close it and we'll keep it close for a long time. i'm not playing games."the president insisting the u-s has run out of detention space for undocumented immigrants. his comments come at a time when homeland security and bord

natasha chen is at the u-s mexico border with a closer look.sident trump has instructed the u-s state department to cut off foreign aid to three central american countries.... el salvador, guatemala and honduras. president trump: "we have right now two big caravans coming up from guatemala. massive caravans walking right through mexico."saturday's move comes one day after president trump said the three countries had set-up migrant caravans to enter the u-s.he is also demanding action from mexico--saying he'll close the u-s/mexico border next week if mexico doesn't do anything to stop immigrants from coming into the united states illegally. president trump: "mexico's tough. they can stop them but they chose not to. now they're going to stop them. and if they don't stop them we're closing the border. they'll close it and we'll keep it close for a long time. i'm not playing games."the president insisting the u-s has run out of detention space for undocumented immigrants. his comments come at a time when homeland security and border officials have

this time to block a resolution which aimed to and u. s. military assistance to the saudi coalition figighting i iran bacd bels in yeyemen. congressional text wouldld home. s. foreign policy as well as washington's bilateral relationships. this resolution is an unnecessary dangerous attempt to weaken my constitutional authorities. endangering the lives of american citizens and brave service members both today and in the future. the joint resolution is passed. by a vote of two hundred and forty seven to one hundred and seventy five the war powers resolution got house approval earlier this month. after the senate's gave its backing to the textxt back in march. those votes were a clear sign that capital hill is growing increasingly anxious about the cozy relationsnship between trup and his saudi allies. especially after the mode in october of jim ellis georgie. billions of american dollars with arms and intelligence make their way to saudi led forces in yemen shia. democrats say this support has to stop. the conflict in yemen is a horrific hu

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decision to keep the border open seems to hinge on 2 things mexico halting illegal immigration to the u s. >>and congress reaching a deal over immigration overhaul today, the president called the us immigration system. the worse and the dumbest in the world. trump has threatened to close the border if mexico did not begin apprehending migrants coming to the u s the president acknowledged today that they are doing just that senate majority leader republican mitch mcconnell says closing the border would have a potentially catastrophic economic impact on our country and the president is not denying that. >>sure it's going to have a negative impact on the economy, it's one of that. biggest trade deals in the world and we've just done with the u s m c a it's a very big trading partner. but to me the trading is very important the borders are very important. but security is what his most afghan security. >>meanwhile there is an uptick in the number of migrants crossing the border that is led the trump administration to expand the practice it has long mocked as catch and release hundreds of migra

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plus president trump denying reports that plans to reinstate separating parents and children at the u s mexico border. >>and up next to 2 of the bay area's biggest tech giants grilled on capitol hill over hate crimes and woman 1: i had no symptoms of hepatitis c. man 1: mine... ...caused liver damage. vo: epclusa treats all main types of chronic hep c. vo: whatever your type, ask your doctor if epclusa is your kind of cure. woman 2: i had the common type. man 2: mine was rare. vo: epclusa has a 98% overall cure rate.

one in nine pregnant women in the u-s drink alcohol.reseaerchers say -- they surveyed more than 68-hundred pregnant women from 20-15 to 20-17. they found -- more than 11 percent of them said they drank in the past 30 days.... and four percent admitted to binge drinking on average... six or more drinks. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the golden gate bridge. the hollywood minute is coming up after the break. ercialá)(áábreakáá) (robin) welcome back to the kron four morning news. "avengers: endgame" broke multiple records overseas before it even opened today in the u-s. rick damigella has the details and more in our hollywood minute. "just like that?""yeah, just like that."just like that "avengers: endgame" has broken records. the wrap reports the 22nd movie in the marvel cinematic universe broke opening day in multiple ieunincluding china, australia, new zealand and greece. "endgame" is now in theaters in north america. "and i promise you all i will be making sure mr. bond does not have an easy ride of it in this, his 25th o

in 2014 the u. s. began a program that allowed parents live in legally in the u. s.a federal judge ordered the government to resume that program. that settlement needs approval from a judge before it is final. >> federal appeals court said the chapter ministration can temporally force migrants seeking asylum to wait in mixico. a three-judge panel in the ninth circuit court of appeals ruled yesterday and reversed a lower court decision. four days earlier a lower court said the law put the migrants at risk. the white house has been given until wednesday to submit why this should remain in place. >>> more employers filed for visas this year than last. this is despite a crackdown from the trump administration about the visa program. it allows employees to employ foreign workers in specialty occupations. more than 200,000 applications were filed this year, that is about a 6 percent increase. >>> british lawmakers want to make sure that we can alexander, julian assange is activated to sweden for allegations. more than 70 members of parliament signed a letter urging british

he will seek asylum in the u. s. he will be joined by a political aide whose father made the same journey nearly 40 years ago. salvadorans of the seventh largest immigrant group in california and president trump is a nevada following his visit to the border. he visited a section of fencing that was 30 feet high. the president claimed it is the first part of his border wall to be completed but in fact, the work was approved under president obama. it was funded during president trump's first year and completed last october.>>> in a roundtable discussion, the president is looking for new barriers and he says the wall as needed to stop illegal immigration but also because the u. s. can no longer take immigrants legally. >> the system is full and there's nothing you can do. we have to say we are sorry and we can take you. we have been trying to take people and i have to disagree with it. we have been trying to take people and we can do it. >> he will give mexico a year to stop the flow of immigrants or he will impose a 25

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president trump is threatening to shut down the u-s mexico border this week. and today-- his admistraion said it might pull as many as two-thousand inspectors from border crossings-- to handle a surge of families arriving at the border. this threatens to slow the movement of trucks bringing medical devices and other goods to the u-s. it could also create delays for so-called border commuters... who cross everyday... for work and school. (grant) closing the border would impact everything trade to travel to the immigration status of those immigrants already here... and trying to gain legal status. kron four's rob fladeboe has some reaction to the president's threatened border action now live from san jose. rob? (rob is live) reaction ranges from disbeilief to outright fear of what could happen if the border is shutdown. i spoke with a travel agent and an organization that helps families with ties to mexico. jan morris/direct travel "...everybody is talking about it..."travel agents like direct travel's jan morris say president trump's threat to close the border

today that itrs president obama who is responsible for separating children from their parents at the u s mexico border. the president issued an exit executive order last year to end his 0 tolerance policy after facing criticism for splitting up migrant families. but mister trump insists the separations are not on him. >>i'll tell you something what you don't have it that's why you see many more people coming coming like it's a neck because let's go to disneyland president obama separated children they had child separation. i was the one to change that. >>president trump also said he has no plans to restart child separation, the policy wasn't stated for the purpose of criminally prosecuting every adult who illegally crossed the u s mexico border in contrast under former president obama and other administrations, migrants facing severe crimes like drug running were prosecuted, occasionally at the border, which meant some families were separated. >>let's get a check on our weather around the bay area we're going to take a look chief meteorologist for us karl, looking at you looking at the w

migrants flood into southern u-s cities that are overhwelmed. the reason customs and border control says closing the border might ánot be a bad idea. ♪ [baby crib musical mobile] millions are still exposed to the dangers of secondhand smoke. and some of them can't do anything about it. but you can. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. >>have increased up into the neighborhood of 4, 2, 4, 4500 refugees that are be released. to us to our network of churches and in organizations per week. >>it remains a bona fide border protection says there is no room to hold them. one facility is said to be more than 350 percent over capacity.(vicki) president trump has threatened to close the border this week to stop the influx of migrants and provide some releif to neighboring towns being flooded with people who have no where to go. natasha chen shows us how some of these migrants are being ushered into the u-s. dropped off by customs and border protection into mcallen brownsville and harlingen and harlingen because officials say there's in mcallen cbp

the u. s. presidedents skepticim over the alllliance has worried nato partners who have long relied on the united states as a pillar. in his speech stoltenberg warned thatat russia is becoming incrsingly asserertive and expressed his concecern over rurussian and uss plans to o wiw from the i. n. s. treatyy. a l ldmark nuclearar arms contrl pactct that eaea country accusus the other r of not respecting. we d do not want a new cold war. but you must notot be naive [inaudible] an agreement. that iss only respepected by one side wililnot keep u us safe. so will be high on the agenda when nato foreign ministers meet on thursday. they'll also discuss turkey's plans to buy a russian missile defense system. on grorows decisioion hasas angd the u united statess creating another source of tension in the alliance as it celebrates itsts seventieth b birthday. that's the user for now time to business committee joins us histories miss scrcrambleses too break the brexit on bassss. european officicials are ge

about three- and-a-half million people travel more than 90- minutes to work each day in the u-s.. eek just getting to and from work ... ( james ) and 120- thousand of them are here in the san francisco area. kron4's michelle kingston has the details. áhonking hornsáit's 430 on thursday morning ...tracy commuters are filling up their tanks .. grabbing a cup of coffee and hitting the road with the tens of thousands of other super commuters clogging the altamont pass before sunrise.álets goooáspending more than three hours on the road to get to work -- super commuters make up some of the nearly 150-thousand people traveling on the altamont every day, according to cal trans.theresa sciortino, super commuter"the reason i do it is because of affordability." theresa sciortino commutes to work from tracy -- one of the fastest growing cities in northern california's megaregion -- traveling on the 580 corridor -- one of the most congested in the state ...she works as a 911 dispatcher for santa clara county ... making double what she'd make, she says, if she worked where she lived.theresa sci

u. s. means white. is keeping the good functioning of the european union that's a particular message that we've been hearing from the french as well. there are more than one priority here. the that's one of the things is that because when we read about breaks in specially i mean from my perspective be british i read about breaks it up i'm thinking of a british perspective because it affects a lot of the e. u. as well doesn't it it's it's it's me. on your right the middle of that so you know exactly what it's about which is why we need you catherine next question i'm. back credibility issue is anybody around you think the break is going to happen quickly if it'll. well if we're talking about a new deal exit. currently a sing stands the u. k. is do you to leave without a deal because the deal hasn't been ratified by the british parliament. on friday of this week. really doesn't seem like anybody is in favor of that option by any means but it is still an option i just also the question to a fr

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it has been actively room that you never talk about these articles from the u. s. you know the we we've got -- still looking back as well saying that as this great concern among the europeans about the next tweet yeah -- there is what is small footnote m militarily america hs been building up its nature commitment. the rhetoric from the president. is going the other way but that's when even the secretary general is concerned that that sweet is going to land on his table or a in his mobile device and the you know donald trump is going to announce. that's the end of the story but i think the the i mean we have two scenarios one is he just. moved out and everybody is shocked but i think it's a maybe most dangerous more dangerous scenario is that he's just not longer interested in. he doesn't believe to make night it doesn't need to leave nato treaty weaken it if the us is politically less committed. if the military the less committed if they don't. talk with a highly about nato and the allies if they just say mom i mean. the people in the so maybe germany is not a go

all wheel the verge of another major war in gaza and as the u. s. signs off on israel's illegal occupation of the golan heights is it time to declare the peace process dead and buried. all i ask is rose i'm b boston o the u. n. a long standing opponent of a two state solution that a down n on i'm busted dany dental thank you for joining me on up front. there's an old saying that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing again and again and expecting

talent pool.anna wiernicki: joseph heck, with a government group that examines military service says the u-s may not even need a draft at all. joseph heckchairman of the national commission on military, national and public service take cg @ 1:14-1:23we have not had a draft since the early 70s.// so the question is do we still need it? and if we do, who should be required to register.anna wiernicki: the commission is holding a series of hearings to examine the draft and report back to congress next march.in washington, i'm anna wiernicki. san francisco welcomes a new public defender. ámanohar rajuá was sworn in yesterday. mayor álondon breedá shared these pictures from the ceremony on facebook. raju is the city's first indian american to be appointed to the position. he succeeds ájeff adachiá -- who served as public defender since 2002 until he died in february. (robin) coming up next on the kron 4 morning news ... two women fight for affordable housing at the capitol... we have a look at the bill that just passed. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the embarcadero. termites, feasti

greatest number of cases reported in the u-s since the disease was eliminated in 2000.pam) a total of 387- individual cases have been confirmed in 15 states... including 16 cases in california. measles is highly contagious... typical measles symptoms include high fever, rash, stuffy nose and reddened eyes. the c-d-c says, symptoms usually disappear without treatment within two or three weeks. however, a severe case of the measles can lead to death. the c-d-c says, one dose of the measles vaccine -- known as the m-m-r .. vaccine -- is about 93-percent effective at preventing measles if you come in contact with the virus. the agency says, two doses are about 97- percent effective. (ken) new research shows an hour of activity every week may prevent disabilty. the study, published today in the american journal of preventivve medicine says adults with lower-extremity joint symptoms like aching, pain, or stiffness who get at least one hour of moderate to vigorous exercise every week are more likely to be free of disability after four years than those who do not meet this exer

the u-s census. question is causing so much uproar, it )s now in front of >>> right now at 6:30 it comes around every ten years. the u.s. census. one question is causing so much uproar it's in front of the u.s. supreme court. that question, are you a u.s. citizen? california leaders say that question will scare some people away from filling out the form which could lead to less federal funding. >> president trump wants to include that question and the supreme court may rule in his favor. janelle wang joins us with the latest. >> yeah, this question is not completely new to the census. it's been there before, but not on the main form since 1950. now the trump administration wants to bring it back. it's a supreme court showdown over a single question on the 2020 census. can the trump administration ask a person's citizenship? 18 states, including california, are fighting to remove that question saying it would scare away undocumented immigrants from participating in the census all together. in fact, the

yeah that's right despite requests from these five countries including some of the u. s. as allies for an extension washington has confirmed that it will end sanction waivers. for countries that impoport iraniann oil on may second. that means nations including china india turkey and japan need to move away from here on in oil. in the next week and a half or face economic penalties top oil producers like saudi arabia and the united arab emirates say they will step up their production in order to stabilize markets julie came as the story. cutting off iran's largest revenue source. washington has told the five biggest buyers of iranian oil that they will no longer be spat from us sananctionsns. today i am announcing that will no longer grant any exemptions. we're going. to zero going to zero across the board. to keep globabal oil pris stable off to reimposing sanctions on the islamic republic the us had allowed eight governments to buy from around with no penalties for six months. taiwan in greece and italy stopped purchasing all the remaining five countries lobbied for an

the president continues to demand that the us ship undocumented immigrants from the u s mexico border to largely democratic sanctuary cities like san francisco and portland congressman bennie thompson chair of the house homeland security committee and 2 other committee chairs sent a letter to the white house asking for e-mails and documents thompson says the president himself cost the spike in asylum, seekers by cutting aid to central america. >>so now you take that investment away and obviously those people in those countries have to leave because of the crime and other things. the letter says the idea is illegal and shocking that the president would consider quote manipulating release decisions. >>for purely political reasons that democrats would step up and help the president 6 the laws. this all could go way with white house press secretary sarah sanders says housing, the migrants is expensive and we don't want to put all all of the burden on one or 2 could border communities when dhs secretary kirsten nielsen was forced to resign some advocacy groups said they feared has happened

partnering with u-s-c abuse survivors in their fight for justice.an exclusive n-b-c interview-- raisman, an abuse victim herself, says she wants to see change on every level. three lawsuits have been filed against doctor george tyndall---a former gynecologist at u-s-c. the suits claim he sexually abused countless girls at the university. raisman and the victims are backing a new state law. if passed, it would allow more alleged victims of sex raisman and the victims are backing a new state law which, if passed, would allow more alleged victims of sexual assault to sue by extending the statute of limitations. >>> actor jussie smollett, according to a spokesperson cook county state attorney kim foxx has received multiple racially charged threats to her personal safety. the threats come a week after a series of texts and documents show foxx worried her office was overcharging the "empire" star. the public has a right to know why the charges against him were dropped. >> now turning to a recall alert for you. parents out there, you'll want to be sure you

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setting keeps going up to these numbers in the cdc now says there are 704 measles cases across the u s. >>the new number comes just days after the organization confirmed that the us reached the highest number of measles cases in a year. since it was declared eliminated back in the year 2000 the cdc now says 71% of the confirmed cases this year patients who are not vaccinated about 37% of all cases involve children for years old or younger. and now sent a tale county's health department and others like it are urging people to get vaccinated especially before international travel saying all of this year's cases have been linked to unvaccinated people traveling internationally and then coming back to the u s. and the director of public health in san mateo county released this statement saying quote, everyone preparing to travel internationally should consult with a health care provider to confirm their vaccination status and if necessary received the mmr vaccine that's measles mumps rubella she also adds that the cdc says that vaccine is quote very safe and effective. 2 doses said to be 9

he has been teaching like i said f u s d for 3 years. now the administration is in contact with the contra costa county district. attorney's office and stresses that there is no indication that any f u s d student have been identified as victims or in and are in any way involved in the material that was recovered from his home from his devices. now additional staffing has been made available for all the goes entry school classes that he was in charge of that are going to help with his classroom for the time being. now he has been placed on administrative leave. in till the outcome of this investigation now we do have a press release from usc that is saying that they fully understand the consequences of this for one of their teachers and their are wanting to make sure that they go ahead and comply with everything that has to do with this administration something that they really stress in a press release as you can imagine that for all of this students come first and they're making sure that they go ahead and stay in touch with authoritie

the president like to explain to new some that el salvador needs more economic help from the u s hugh sims visit comes while president trump has announced cuts 2 financial aid to el salvador honduras as well as guatemala because he claims the country's do little to stop illegal immigration. >>tell you what that san francisco. sticker shock is even you. >>well how coming up on the ground for morning news housing prices in san francisco. even shocking for the currys at 7.45 are going to hear from my ship out possibly moving across the bay well as steps new contract with the slots things they talk about we'll be able to get more about that coming up in a minute so stay tuned. plus a family speaking out after their child dies in a popular baby rocker how they are working to prevent future tragedies that after the break a new effort to stop the spread of white supremacy. now congress is turning to google and facebook for help and what we're looking at today is definitely another nice day. but another windy 1, 2, that got your forecast a cop. >>and we do have some wind advisories in place f

>>they came here on off today on friday and they've been hanging out practice in the u s afghan that at 1230 and will be there to help find gas right thanks jason all right, let's check in with erica on the weather. the weekend. >>i i was just been of court just week what 2 weeks that for the upcoming announced a naming contest for the 4 baby prairie recently bar and they look at them they're cute. zoo officials are looking for spring thing names and those who select the winning name to win an annual family membership or membership the prairie dogs were born about 6 weeks ago, and they just wandered out of their burles this week. the zoo has posted all of the information about the contest on its website. >>in entertainment news, the avengers united once again and moviegoers were definitely paying attention thursday night was a record making night for marvel studios avengers endgame the latest installment in his superhero film franchise made $60 million at the domestic box office in just one night that makes it the biggest opening night in history it almost double the money of last ye

>>funding in israel like an game video well, i here in the u s but it's israeli tech military technologyyou're still far away and driving my game like inside my car like that idea. yeah right now it's to cell phone connections, 2 route inpormation deanna it's kind of itch to take a listen. >>want to know the strength of each carrier and where it's the strongest around a certain route. but secondly we have to know in advance if there is any tree dead zones, you know, you looked a couple of times like why there's no hand on the steering wheel. it takes a moment of adjustment will. >>i think they did this 2 or 3 you would feel very normal. >>women and then by the you said this auto driving he own least taking the wheel that kind of us something we saw something and scripted as they call it comes along so this guy sitting in a booth for hours on and really he's never going to fall asleep or like a security guard and those might be like reaching for eye for that statistic. rather be in the car and keep my eye on it right and like to take it all went well no technical hiccups over some good ch

the number of measles cases in 2019 is already the second greatest number of cases reported in the u s since the disease was eliminated in the year 2000 measles is highly contagious. 387 individual cases now been confirmed across 15 states in the country from january 1st to the end of march typical measles symptoms include high fever rash stuffy nose red eyes. the cdc says symptoms usually disappear without treatment within 2 to 3 weeks but severe cases can lead to death. the cdc says one dose of the measles vaccine is about 93% effective at preventing measles if you come in contact with the virus 2 doses about 97% effective. >>still ahead former vice president joe biden speaking out after a woman claimed to be made her feel an easy but to many people are coming to a big story tonight, a former nevada assemblywoman says 5 the back of her head... making her fell uneasy. (grant) biden responded yesterday saying "not once" did he believe he acted inappropriately. arlette saenz reports. joe biden -- on defense --- after a former nevada state lawmaker said he made her feel "uneasy" during a

president trump is backing away from his threat to close the u s mexico border. >>the president had hinted he would shut down the border this week over concerns of a rise in illegal immigration. a washington dc correspondent mark merritt has the latest. a one year warning. >>president trump says he will not close the u s mexico border, at least for now if the drugs don't stop were largely stopped we're going to put tariffs. mexico and products all week the president had threatened to completely shut down the border after homeland security officials reported a sharp spike in illegal crossings, the president backed away from his threat after even republican lawmakers warned him. >>to think again closing on the border would have attention catastrophic. the impact on our country. >>veronica nuys an economist with the american farm bureau. she says if border checkpoints are closed even for short periods of time, it's consumers in the pocketbook and delays at at the port just add additional costs and additional time. >>and we t think we'd see that pretty quickly presid

>>last week of mexico did not stop the influx of people coming to the u s but then trump, he walked aursday instead saying he was going to closed the border because of drugs and could impose tariffs on cars coming from mexico into the u s. >>homeland security secretary kirsten nielsen who will join the president on the trip today is urging congress to work with her on the humanitarian crisis at the border. >>we can address just it starts. we don't have other parts of immigration that also need to be solved. but right now we have an emergency on our hands we need to treat it as such we were now is if we just had a cat 5 hurricane. so we're in also disaster response. i mean it really is an emergency. >>customs and border protection commissioner kevin and mcallen and says that late last month they were on track to encounter more than a 100,000 migrants in march alone. >>eye on the sky over the bay area and you can see that the clouds and rain are over us in some part of the start to move in but. >>the big sellers still off the coast. we'll continue to watch the storm on this f termites,

>>has been driving up the price of avocados and 80% of the aga khan is consumed in the u s come fromhe most recent comments though indicate the president trump may be backing off to threaten thanking just it's hard to report are saying mexico has really stepped up over the past few days. well, sears is rebranding and trying to win back shoppers of sears will open 3 what they're calling sears home in life stores in may one will be in anchorage alaska, the other in lafayette, louisiana in overland park, kansas. that's chain the department store has shut hundreds of sears and kmart locations over the past few years about for bankruptcy in october. target says it will raise its minimum hourly wage to $13 in june. the race is another step of the retailers goal too reach a minimum hourly wage of $15 an hour by the end of next year. it last raised its way just to $12 an hour in march of 2018. the tight labor market, forcing companies to raise pay live from the nasdaq, i'm jane king back to you i think you have a good weekend. thank you. as we head to break. >>radar was tracking it moving cl

>meanwhile california is now trying to block money that is slated to help start construction on the u s mexico border, wall crime for state capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has the latest on the lawsuit against the president's executive order. >>before president trump touched down in california friday, the state attorney general announced california's latest move against him in court. our coalition of 20 states. >>filed a motion for preliminary injunction. requesting that the core block the trump administration from defying congress by using money that was never meant to be used for a border wall. >>california and 19 other states are hoping to block the flow of one billion in funding that have ems says was diverted illegally and is meant for important state resources. we have standing because we're losing we would lose drug interdiction money. >>we would lose money that's destined for law enforcement agencies throughout the state of california to help us with law enforcement we would services that should be going to california servicemen and women and their families the attorney ge

president trump said thursday he is giving mexico a year to stop the flow of drugs and migrants into the u s and if that doesn't happen we're going to close the border or of tariffs, the cars. >>the one of the other players says today or next year both options would be a disaster you're actually hurting the american public. the us chamber of commerce says one billion worth of goods cross the southern border. each day. >>and 5 million us jobs depend on trade with mexico the us and mexico are more the neighbors were more than friends we're family our relationship is so important texas republican congressman will hurd said mexico is texas is number one trading partner, and it's not just texas and mexico. there are 28 states. >>mexico is the number one and number 2 trading partner texas senators john cornyn and ted cruz were among the lawmakers advisers and business people who urged the president not to close the border that's not the right approach that congress needs to take up and pass, legislation to secure the border and in this crisis in washington. i mean a warning key. >>the tension keep

now 16 year-old started the nonprofit sk charities and she's been contacting colleges all across the u s asking athletic departments to donate old uniforms. many are happy to help filling her parents garage with boxes of jerseys notion of all he's doing with area for paramus like you know it's very very simple but is the great things are simple for basketball coach john pay back to montana and young for the niners after playing it. stanford says peter so she's not faking it. >>the other girls are trying to or has a leader and she just has that kind of an 8 spirit and papas proud knowing his one skin custody daughter launch this jersey idea while she was down and out why she's don't she's thinking about others. >>the proud moment for us a selfless jersey girl from california. well helping less fortunate kids all around the world. and she's branching out of such as haiti went to nepal after that and she's trying to. >>send these jerseys and visit kids in all kinds of impoverished places. they're also going to try to come up with an app to help streamline the process so pretty cool, you kno

now they are allowed to remain in the u s for the duration of the proceedings. meanwhile governor gavin newsom is in el salvador where he wants to learn the reasons for illegal migration today, newsome met with the president salvador sanchez ceren and other officials there temporary protective status and migration with the main topics of their meeting. >>and both leaders showed interest in finding a definitive solution for the benefit of the salvadorans living in the u s sims trip also included a meeting with other officials there and human rights organizations in world news tonight, 3 us soldiers and one contractor were killed by improvised explosive device near bagram air base in afghanistan. >>3 other us soldiers were injured in the incident. the statement from the military said the wounded service members have been evacuated and are receiving medical care. the taliban claimed credit for the attack which involved a car bomb targeting a us military convoy near one of america's largest military facilities in afghanistan. >>president trump is ramping up the rhet

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the total number of cases has jumped to 704 in the u s and that number is expected to rise it's already at a 25 year record about 37% of all cases involved children for years of age and younger. the jump in cases is forcing the cdc to issue vaccine guidelines for babies, maybe traveling internationally. reporter james didn't has a closer look at the recommendations. >>preventi t in babies, the centers for disease control and prevention is out with new recommendations r fants because of the fans spread of the highly contagious virus. the cdc says babies between the ages of 6 to 11 months should get the vaccine before they travel internationally. the cdc, normally recommends parents wait until about 12 months to get their babies vaccinated the changes comes as global concerns for measles are surging as of monday the cdc says there have been 704 cases of measles nationwide and that 71% of those infected were not vaccinated doctors recommend 2 doses of the m m r vaccine which covers measles mumps and rubella doctors typically give the first goes between 1215 months and the second between 4

not call list according to consumer reports in 2018 more than 48 billion robo calls are made in the u s. >>that comes down to about 1500 calls per second. lawmakers say the harassment has to stop. >>robo calls have become the scourge urge. for consumers senator richard blumenthal introduced a bill uithres phone provide robo call blocking technology. >>congresswoman jackie spear is a co-sponsor it creates accountability for the telecoms and it requires them to provide for free. blocking system for consumers in addition to legislation officials are calling on the fcc to do more to prevent fake catler, id numbers and better protect unsuspecting consumers from scam artists in washington 3 jackson. call for is now streaming live local news 24 hours a day with 0 commercials the new service is called kron on you can get caught up with the latest breaking news and weather any time of day. >>there's a crown and itv to start watching now next to 5.30 a man is behind bars tonight accused of inappropriately touching. >>a young child at an indoor ballots house details you need to now. >>plus lawmake

the next couple of going to be messy as we're going to see that storm system work its way across the u s temperatures around the bay area looking good i'm all about 66 in the arena, 60 in daly city, 58 pacific a breezy along the coastline, 60's inside the bay of plenty of sunshine all day long 69. redwood city 71 amount new 71 in san jose east bay numbers popping up in the mid 70's and a little more about 74 walnut creek, 75 in concord in the north bay, plenty of 70's to be had nice i end of the week it looks like even warmer weather for saturday. >>well it's time to talk about green jacket tigers doing pretty well do it very well and i would say this is the kind of weekend that shaping our you need to have like 3 or 4 tv's in your house because you got nba playoffs, you got hot. >>got to keep track of what's happening in baseball and now the masters now it's that time of year again with the majors are underway around one of the masters today at augusta national so many storylines to track including tiger woods quest for a 5th green jacket here we go to jack nicklaus the six-time masters