this is unreal. son is here to explain why the federal government took his cash and says it's now legally theirs, and won't give it back. you know what, it happens a lot. >> an american citizen robbed blind by our own federal government. the 64-year-old had more than $58,000, his entire lifesavings, confiscated by u.s. customs at the cleveland airport. it was the result of a controversial practice called civil asset forfeiture. he still doesn't have the money back, despite never being charged with any crime. chase gallagher is live in our west coast newsroom to explain. hi, trace. >> when the government takes your money, and property, you don't have to be convicted of a crime, or even charged with a crime, you simply have to be suspected of wrongdoing. for example, in this case u.s. customs and border protection believes he was involved in either smuggling, drug trafficking, or money laundering, though they've offered no evidence to support the allegations. the agency released a statement saying when

. >> on real america, unreal america historyv, watch the cbs news special report from june 6, 1968. the night robert kennedy died. >> they quickly decided to transfer him to good samaritan hospital where the facilities were better for a delicate brain surgery. mrs. kennedy was with him. >> the suspect, and identified was led by police back to the ballroom in the hotel. some of the officers had to protect him from the crowd. there are several kennedy supporters, and bystanders who were close to hysteria. there is concern for the suspect safety. >> this afternoon, president trump joined in a white house celebration of america on the south lawn. the event replaced a visit from the nfl super bowl champion, philadelphia eagles which was canceled because as the presidentwe only a small number of players decided to co.the president spoke about the u.s. economy and then led the crowd in a god bless america sing-along. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please join us in singing the country's national anthem. ♪

this is still so unreal. ifeel... this is still so unreal. i feel honoured and humbled.noured and thanked by your queen, country and government for hard work. the work you do is not to get honours like this but how does it feel to be an example especially to young women? i feel i'm just feel to be an example especially to young women? i feel i'mjust me. i share my story and i createjobs in the work environment, but i don't set out to be an example. but i'm really happy to share my story and the things that i've done in my life to help others and to give them courage. i think when you hear other people's success stories and you hear how other people build, it gives other people hope, and i'm happy about that. you think entrepreneurship should be in the curriculum? yes. all children are working very hard about whether they have done 0—levels, a—levels, degrees, and i haven't got anything at all, i don't have a qualification to my name, but it is important that people know and understand how you set upa people know and understand how you set up a business. and making it rea

unreal. how much difference a year makes, huh? and we come full circle.it's great to be back. back in the game. steve: how cool was that? by the way, when he was escorted to second base those two capitol police officers who escorted him were the two who were injured a year ago and a day ago. and i will tell you what, for steve scalise to get the big play on the first play, that's a miracle. ainsley: also unbelievable how far he has come in such a short amount of time. it's only been a year and he is already walking again and climbing those stairs with a little bit of assistance but out there on the field too, steve. steve: not only that ainsley. but i spent the day with him. he had a whip meeting. he met with leadership. he was going from, i think he got up at 5:00 yesterday morning and last night at 8:00 he was beaming, you know, across his face because he was back -- he has worked for a year to get back to a good physical state. but to be able to play baseball, and hit the ball and catch the ball and make the out, fantastic. ainsley: is he a survivor. b

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. >> on real america, unreal america historyv, watch the cbs news special report from june 6, 1968. the night robert kennedy died. >> they quickly decided to transfer him to good samaritan hospital where the facilities were better for a delicate brain surgery. mrs. kennedy was with him. >> the suspect, and identified wa

this experience has been unreal. >> the owners have been so generous to the employees. >> they gave them a chartered plane for $50,000. >> the fourth time around people didn't know if they would go. but, when you get the email, you click on the link and you sign up. you don't know how many times you will get to do this. >> one more. >> we note now the warriors victory parade will be on tuesday. the weather will be nice. >> it will be the hottest day of the week. >> tonight is the foggiest night of the week. you can barely see the tower from our vantage point. there is drizzle along the shoreline despite the fact we were warm. it was 85 degrees in santa rosa. visibility's -- visibility has dropped. the drizzle will continue tomorrow morning. it will be sunny around the bay. in length, it will be cooler at 73 degrees. it will be windy on saturday too. the warming trend will begin on sunday. as i mentioned, the high pressure will been -- build in. tomorrow will be jail. low clouds will be out there tonight. a big warm-up begins on monday. we do have the festival this weekend. temperatures w

the world cup and home now country in such an atmosphere it's unreal childhood dream that my whole life flashed before my eyes so this is exactly what russia needed and it's going to do so much good for for the holiday and it's for the atmosphere around the russian team i mean i've been traveling around russian off six months and it's very little positive i've heard about the team they they have now won five of those and they've convinced people that they can actually play football and compete at this level of course is a great result of course maybe one goal becomes crucial one knows for a jeep tends russia to finish with four points which is very possible to happen egypt is better than saudi and you know why is better than egypt so calm enjoy the moment relax and feel that that happiness and the pride of the total and second match is a heavyweight clash between spain and portugal last taking place in sochi on friday two very good teams spain probably a better team than us. solutions better swards. proportionally quite a solid team i think better than the team that one day you will. tu

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this experience has been unreal. >> reporter: ownership has been this generous to its employees for the last four years at great cost. a chartered plane alone cost $50,000. >> the fourth time around people were kind of saying i don't know if i'm going to go this time. i've already been there, done that, but when you get the e- mail, you click on the ling and you sign up anyway because -- link and you sign up anyway because you don't know how many times you're going to get to do this. >> one more, baby, one more. >> reporter: let's see if those spirits are still high by the end of the game. dennis? >> reporter: yeah. i'd love to be on that plane flight if the warriors win. by the way, if the warriors sweep the cavs, it will be the first nba sweep of the fines since 2007 when the spurs beat lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers. that's the latest. we'll have all the highlights and postgame on the late show tonight. reporting live in cleveland, dennis o'donnell, kpix5. back to you. >> thank you, dennis. >> we're on pins and needles, thanks, can't wait. >>> she falsely accused men of abu

newsweek that has been full of the bizarre yet true what happens tomorrow may seem to be the most unreal and most disturbing a trade war is set to begin on friday when the united states imposes tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from europe mexico and canada and the european union has already promised to respond in kind a transatlantic tit for tat carried out by two of the world's most powerful economies which are supposed to be the world's two closest allies not to mention the twentieth century's champions of free trade our first report begins right here in your. it's the moment european steer producers were dragging their help there would be except from u.s. tariffs european six part trip point five million tons of steel to the united states every year but all negotiations between e.u. and u.s. officials most recently at this week's o.e.c.d. summit in paris have proved fruitless. cities you surveyed don't know what the decision will be dangerous for growth rate and the level of growth both in the united states and in europe would be as well as the rest of the world has to do we don'

but he wanted to break that up because you know in the he has i think has a sort of that next only unrealism about him which is that this is a this is a bad thing for america when russia and china close together so what is dial doing is is pushing the two of them together and he you know he's done nothing in order to to improve relations with russia. and everything that he's doing now particularly when he's actually hitting the europeans for having the temerity to get their gas cheaper from russia than from america that's are they going to. american block exactly exactly you know the horror of it they want to get a better deal oh my goodness my god i'm glad george brought that i'm glad george brought that up because i i you may know more about this than i do but my sense is that steve bannon was kind of an influence on trump out ways that you know the u.s. and and russia shouldn't be enemies maybe they won't be great friends but they shouldn't be enemies but believing that they could pull russia and china apart in two thousand eight hundred i think is kind of naive now that train has left th

just unreal. in a dream. >> plumes of thick smoke filled the sky.ed chaterly with the convention center. evacuees may find shelter, food, supplies. >> you are told to pack your stuff and get out. we are here to acome date people in every whey we can. >> new videos have been released in the arrest of an nba player in milwaukee. in january police fired a stun gun at 23-year-old sterling brown, over a late night parking violation. now, new body cam video shows after the arrest, officers talked about possible accusations of racism, and overtime pay. >> a new body camera video obtained by milwaukee station, wisn shows officers expressing concern over the perception of sterling brown's arrest. >> initial video released last month showed brown being thrown to the ground. >> taser. taser. taser. aftehe pardisar in two handicap spots outside a wall greens. >>en a second new body camera video, an officer is seen stepping on brown's ankle after he is on the ground. >> an officer then begins to question if brown is a milwaukee bucks player. >> what you think, i

six goals, unreal. so excited. did you ever dream it could be that kind of result?be that kind of result? no, i wanted 3—0, iwanted be that kind of result? no, i wanted 3—0, i wanted it to be safe, but 6—1 is unbelievable. so good. incredible. it was what we wanted, it was what we needed, i think. a bit of a head start for the next round. i still think we will beat belgium as well. it's coming home. fully coming home, absolutely.“ harry kane was going to score a hat—trick, his wife is pregnant, so now he will be called harry. a b harry bruce. that will do us! —— baby harry bruce. sarah raynsford is out of the stadium at nizhny novgorod. still looks likes of abrasions are taking place. novgorod. still looks likes of abrasions are taking placeli novgorod. still looks likes of abrasions are taking place. i was about to tell you it was the panama fa ns about to tell you it was the panama fans who were bizarrely celebrating after the game, getting their first—ever world cup goal, but in the last couple of minutes the england fans have started up, singing, right in the mi

this is unreal.ers were left dangling from the ride in daytona beach, florida. >> we heard a loud crash, we heard everybody screaming. we ran over there and two people were lying on the ground and two were trapped. heather: emergency crews walking stranded riders to safety. as you heard, two people fell, six people were rushed to the hospital. holding them accountable. a brand-new lawsuit in the battle against the opioid epidemic, tracy carrasco here with the drugstore being targeted. >> reporter: state atty. gen. suing walgreens for its role in the state's opioid epidemic as a pharmacy chain and the drug distributor. the complaint says 1400 overdose deaths were contributed to opioids in 2016 in the state of kentucky. that is the third most in the country as of 2015. walgreens fill massive orders of these drugs in unusually large sizes and quantities, very frequently. that is why the state atty. gen. is bringing this lawsuit against walgreens. heather: people need to know this, serving kids breakfast

it sounds unreal, right?has come up with affordable solution to housing crisis called home share. it leases apartments in trendy new buildings and then divides them into additional units by installing room dividers. for example, the living room becomes your bedroom and so does the den. one bedroom into two, two bedroom into three or four. everyone splits the rent lowering cost of liching. home share has units available in san francisco and silicon valley. >> it's like you're a college freshman forever. >> apple getting ready for day two. >> they unveiled software upgrades. apple's latest operating system called ios 12 will claw feature called screen time. that's going to monitor how long you're spending on your phone and specific apps. greater privacy protections preventing advertisers. you will now face time with 32 people at the same time. >> during the break reggie was counting to see if he had 2. >> and i made it to three. >> just kidding. >> three. >> there you go. glad i can count on you guys. >> nothin

. >> it was unreal. >> the clinic on wills will take five months to go.ait to drive it to the homeless man what he started. >> i am looking to see him again this year. we want to show off our new obile unit him. seven dollars started. >> they will continue to operate with scaluntil the new unit arrives in the fall. >>> the president at the university has announced he will step down at the end of the academic year. he has served in that post the last nine years. the 68-year-old did not say why he was stepping down as the head of the school. only that it was a quote of deep personal reflection. the school board of trustees said it would launch a search for his replacement. >>> google is cutting ties with the u.s. military. hear why they are pulling out of the contract with the pentagon. >>> we are tracking a warm weekend on the way. we are call beyond that. >>> the search continues tonight for whoever abused three purpose. why police say the culprit may be responsible for other crimes. >>> close call. take a look. a small plate managed to avoid power lines

. >> it's unreal and unbelievable. this is not right for our trying to imagine. why are you doing this? >> a gay rights activist was beaten by a tire iron. we will tell you why he doesn't consider the attack to be a hate crime. >>> it's sad to say, but the last remaining bowling alley could be demolished. i will tell you the plan to save it. >>> new it 10, a public outcry for a popular bowling alley. >> it has been a family favorite for more than 50 years. we are at the cloverleaf family bowl, and the concern is that the lanes could be demolished for housing. >> and all my petition has gathered more than 10,000 signatures to save the bowling alley. at this late hour, you can see it is packed. it has served generations of bowlers. if you look at the shopping center, it is obvious that it needs revitalization. but people say that tearing down the bowling alley, is not the answer. the place is packed with families having fun at any given night. among them, jennifer and her family, her husband bowls in the league here, and now they and their children here. >> this is

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.>> it is unbelievable, it is unreal. this is not the wild west, it is a sad thing. i can't imagine don't kids have better things to do? >> reporter: police say recovered guns in this case, their names are being withheld because of their ages. in union city, ktvu fox 2 news . >>> regulating marijuana, the new ordinance being adopted to make the city more pot friendly. >>> a city in silicon valley, considering a tax. for employers. >> i don't think it will be enough, but a good start. >>> a city that was once avidly against marijuana, is preparing to adopt a new marijuana ordinance, walnut creek, they will be voting tonight. >> the city council meeting is happening right now, now live in the newsroom with more.>> reporter: proposition 64 was passed about 18 months ago, but the city of walnut creek has not implemented regulations for sales, they collected feedback from the community, and they spoke loud and clear, 62% are in favor of new regulations for marijuana. if you live in walnut creek and you use marijuana, you may have already had it delivered to the door, was

going to knock this out and we will have peace, bam, something does go right, cnn the orgasm will be unrealtti everywhere. it would be -- he failed and there is a missile coming but it doesn't matter. he failed. he is playing it poker but he's not showing his hand or giving you anything more than we will see what happens. greg: kat, he could go three days and i think the strategy is to wear everyone down to a submissive knob. trumps key is to outlast everyone and he doesn't drink so he can do that. if he knows you're at the meeting and you have to piece he will keep rainwater in front of you. he will pour water in the glass and it will be our four and he will be drinking because he knows, he knows that he can outlast you. he works you down. kat: yeah. [laughter] greg: i know that was a question. kat: i love the part where he says he doesn't feel that he needs to prepare. i would love to have that mindset. i freak out about everything. i sit my entire childhood studying for spelling test in case you forgot one of the words. he will not prepare for the summit that it takes me days to prepare

it is unreal. this is not the wild, wild west. it is a sad thing.n't kids have better things to do? >> the three teenagers involved face charges of attempted murder of a police officer. their names have not been released because of the rages. >>> a bill that would change the standard for when police could use deadly force in california cleared its first legislative hurdle. yesterday, a state senate committee passed that measure. it would require police officers to only use deadly force when it is necessary to prevent serious injury or the death of an officer or to another person. right now, the law allows the use of lethal force if an officer tougher standard could make officers more hesitant to approach a suspect. supporters say the change would promote de-escalation and make everybody safer. >>> a manager of a popular diner near union square says an ongoing crime problem is taking a toll on the business. the manager says the growing number of prostitutes in the neighborhood are endangering the diner's staff. he says the problem is especially bad l

like you just don't know what's going on because it's so unreal."michelle) that was laurie perez reporting. there are no reports of injuries or damage resulting from the landing. (michelle) still ahead tonight -- we're breaking down a proposition looking into the policy for officers using tasers. what you need to know before election night. ys like gavin. boasting. overselling his achievements. making false claims. as lieutenant governor, he skipped many of his duties, saying the job was "so dull," he only shows up to work at the state capitol "like one day a week, tops." the same gavin who, as mayor, "split town" during a massive oil spill and "jetted off...to hawaii." gavin's... not gonna work... as governor. not gonna work... (michelle)close to 200 pages of newly released arrest and search warrant documents reveal new information about how detectives got d-n-a samples from east area rapist golden state killer suspect joseph deangelo .... days before his arrest.the search warrant reveals - on april 18th of this year - a dna sample was collected fr

. >> unbelievable, unreal, it is a sad thing. >> i can't imagine, don't they have better things to do? >> reporter: police say they recovered many guns in this case, all three teenagers are facing charges of attempted murder of police officers, their names are being withheld because of their ages.>> these are just 15 and 16-year-old kids, chased by police, get out of the car, opened fire, do police have any idea why they started shooting? >> reporter: it's unclear, but what got them investigated in the first place, the task force was drawn up because of recent shootings, police say they don't have evidence that the teens are linked to the case, but the investigation is still ongoing, it is unclear why they had a gun and opened fire. >> 30 or 40 shots fired? >> reporter: the witness we spoke to, juanita, said that she is that she heard a lot of shots. and a lot of evidence markers out here.>>> new at 5:30 pm, a bay area city about to tax big business, will it keep companies removing here? a look at the controversial debate.>>> blood was coming out, and thinking what are you doing this,

in unrealized trend which remains through 2020. it is a complex continent. 19 countries, very different. lots of reasons they can explain the past. not sure that the diversity is the best predictor of the future. stephanie: we have been implicitly talking about as if we have many, hopefully, many .ore use of recovery to go we started the week with quite provocative speech from larry summers, who said that the world is economically, politically, ess prepared l for the next downturn that it has ever been. germans would you agree with that -- chairman, would you agree with that? [laughter] >> a couple of things we know. interest rates have been lower. there more likely to hit zero-lower bound. we have taken that into consideration. there is still fiscal policy space, less than they used to be less than there should be. .here is some room to react i think we are going to take all of that on board. the question is -- i guess larry may have said something about this -- what is the right policy response to that? if you look at the economy

. >> jimmy: that is unreal. don't smile, dude. [ laughter ] i can't -- i can't unsee this, dude.r ] i'm telling you, we should've done the card trick. >> oh, god. my camera skills are horrible. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. alright. alright, cool. >> oh god. >> jimmy: i can't even tie a a knot. i'm freaking out right now. [ laughter ] [ yells ] okay. that's a knot. well, thanks for coming david. [ laughter ] [ applause ] it's always good to see you and you're on tour starting may 6th in san diego. do you have something? the card trick. [ laughter ] yeah. the card trick. yeah. we should have done the card trick, absolutely. yeah. you're going to do that while i --. >> i'm still recording, right? i'm just -- yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: normal deck of cards. >> normal deck of cards. yes, yes, yes. [ laughter ] alright. i should check it. yes. normal. oh, pick one, pick one, pick one. [ laughter ] okay. picked one. show it to everyone, but not you. do you all see it? put it back in there? oh, no, over there. okay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, not impressive. [ laughter ] but so he ripped t

thmom and wife applauding, and this unreal shot about 7: 54 to go in the fourth quarter.the shot clock. a few plays later it's more curry. wow. he just was going crazy. his teammates were loving it. the warriors roll 122-103. lebron finished with 29 points, kind of a quiet night with him as steph breaks ray allen's record with the nine three pointers in the finals. >> it's a pretty cool deal to k the record for what was that didn't think it had any chance of going it was a dagger shot and gave us the momentum. i think we went up 14 points, so that was my favorite, nothing but net, just a good sight to see. at that point it's just feeling it and letting it goodbi moment with a -- letting it go. big moment to create separation down the stretch. >> curry no doubt the mvp halfway through for the warriors, but game three in cleveland wednesday. >>> remember pudzge rodriguez? his son had his first game today. they had a big red ribbon on the field, that's to eliminate aids. six innings, one run, and the win there. bottom 6, two runs in when mcut and buster posey, a line drive s

rob: howdies graced fbi agent peter strzok and anticipate trump text messages could unreally bob mueller's entire russia probe? jillian: democratic candidate revealing what she really thinks of law enforcement, how her own party is now turning on her, "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ rob: that was fantastic. longest days of the year. jillian: is it, really? rob: june 21st or june 22nd. jillian: it's only 5:01 a.m. and i'm learning too much all right. rob: good morning, i'm rob schmitt. jillian: and i'm jillian mele. thank you for starting your day was. inspector general dropping bomb shell revelation before the house. rob: he's investigating whether fbi agent peter strzok's text messages influenced the start of russia probe this as we learned peter strzok was escorted out of fbi headquarters. jillian: doug with the very latest, good morning, doug. >> good morning and strzok is such an interesting figure, he's the lynchpin, he worked on clinton investigation as well as the early stages of russia probe. reports that he was escorted out of fbi headquarters. the indications are a

to be a part of this is unreal. >> and congratulations, brother. have a good time. >> that was patrick mk wau who suffered an injury -- mccaw who suffered a an injury. -- suffered an injury. >> all right. that was a little champagne shower for the crowd. >> that's all the love and positive thinks. you know how it goes. we're getting it here too. y'all are part of the locker room too. >> what do you have to say to the fans? >> thank you for comes out not y today. we appreciate it. that drives us. >> awesome. they're having a lot of fun. right before you came to us, they shook the champagnend shot it into the crowd. i said you're going to stay on the bus. you said, oh, no. >> you came up to not even his shoulder. >> i know. i know. i think mike could have -- >> yeah. mcgee quickly became a fan favorite and found a home. hopefully he's stay. he was valuable to the warriors down the stretch. i love seeing the guys get off the bus. and this is what the fans really want to see. . >> i feel like a champ. >> nick young. >> yeah. what about this crowd what

>> unreal. this can't be happening. are you sure it's where zach is? you sure it's in the same region? we were looking at maps, and everything was pointing to, yeah, it's exactly where zach is. >> we just prayed. >> enormous waves you see here were hitting noda and kuji, the towns where zach and georgia were teaching. the frantic calls began, to no avail. >> what happened when you tried his phone? >> it would say all circuits are busy and you'd get a busy signal. >> then the minutes went by. >> uh-huh. >> then an hour and two hours. what did that feel like? >> hell. >> as a parent, you never think, oh, my child has been killed. out don't think that. you just wait. you just wait and just pray for the best. >> remember, zach had wanted to come home months earlier, but terry and john had encouraged him to stay, to live up to his commitment. >> how much did you beat yourself up about that? >> i did. >> seemed right then, but now? >> it was just the helplessness of we're way over here and there's not a thing we can do. >> georgia's family in new zealand inc

i can't tell you what i'm feeling right now, because it's still so unreal to me, but it is real. >> i imagine. i can imagine that. we're looking at the video of you reuniting with your family. one of the things that eventually you're going to be called upon to discuss, and i know you've had comments on is sentencing problems in this country. we do tend to sentence people quite harshly, particularly inmates held on drug offenses. we have 279,000 people on drug offenses. now, look, on one hand you got to hold that we oversentence people. on the other hand, you were a bit of a bad apple back in the day. how do you square those two things? >> this is what i say to that. i believe that you should -- that deserved some time. i really do, but people say so quickly that if you do the crime, you do the time, but i also believe that time should be fair and just based on the crime. you can't tell me a nonviolent first-time offender should have been given a life without parol sentence. i came into prison at 41 years old with no criminal history and actually when you say that things that took plac

. >> it was unreal! i cried. >> reporter: the clinic on wheels will take five months to build.hen it's done, administrators can't wait to drive it to gilroy to show that homeless man the first donor what he started. >> i'm hoping to see him again this year and show off the new mobile unit to him. show him what his $7, you know, he was part of that. >> reporter: gardner will continue to operate with scaled back services until the new mobile unit arrives in the fall. in san jose, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> coming up, an uber driver accused of shooting and killing a passenger. what the driver said happened. >> california banning state funded travel to oklahoma over a new law with lgbt couples and adoption. >> children will lose out on having families. my name is tony thurmond. education isn't the goal, - it's the gateway. hold the key... to every child's opportunity. we reject trump's attacks on our public schools. and invest in the teachers dreamers. modernize our curriculum and empower educators to teach beyond the test because creativity and critical thinking are as import

the damage is unreal, matt. >> reporter: good morning, natasha and reggie. it's never good when you wake up and find out your vehicle is in the front yard. several people will be waking up to find out their vehicles were damaged overnight. take a look at the video. it is dramatic here. seven vehicles involved a. pickup truck crashed into another car at vine street causing a chain reaction that led to three parked vehicles being hit at this location. the victim's vehicle, a black lexus, was heavily damaged. firefighters had to extricate him from the car. the suspect's vehicle, that pickup truck, crashed into two more parked cars. the driver was arrested for a hit-and-r hit-and-run. the female passenger was injured. the injuries are considered serious but not life threatening. vine street is back open after being closed for four hours overnight. reporting live, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> developing news now also in san jose this morning fire investigators are looking into several suspicious fires. >> they spent much of yesterday evening putting out four fire

. >> it's unbelievable, it's unreal. this is not the wild west. it's, it's a sad thing. you know, i just can't imagine, those kids have better things to do. it's beyond me. >> reporter: now police say they recover m.d. guns in the case -- recovered many guns in the case. all three teens are charged with attempted murder of a police officer. their names are not released due to their ages. henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >> and you mention officers from a special task force. do we know anything about their role? >> reporter: yes, the task force was out to investigate a number of shootings recently in union city including the chapel of chimes incident. they have determined there's no evidence linking the three teens to at least the chapel shooting. >> but they're continuing to investigate if they're related to other shootings in the area? >> reporter: absolutely. there's been a rare increase in shootings, so they're trying to tamp down on the violence. >> all right, henry lee live in union city, thank you. >>> investigators released the video of the bb gun suspects in the area

. >> it was unreal! i cried. >> reporter: the clinic on wheels will take five months to build.ators can't wait to drive it to gilroy to show that homeless man the first donor what he started. >> i'm hoping to see him again this year and show off the new mobile unit to him. show him what his $7, you know, he was part of that. >> reporter: gardner will continue to operate with scaled back services until the new mobile unit arrives in the fall. in san jose, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> it's a friday and you know what that means. the pressure is on. you need to deliver! >> it's the opposite of that. >> the pressure is not on! >> it's an easy weekend. >> there would be pressure if there's rain but there's no rain in the forecast. mostly sunny to the weekend. this weekend does what last weekend did which was went from very cool, you probably forgot about last week by now but cool, mild, windy, boom, to the weekend memorial day being very warm. all this last couple of days have been cool and windy, boom, right to the weekend it's going to be warm. highs in the mid-90s. upper 90s to

a room in a luxury building in san francisco for under $1200 sounds unreal, right? it has come up with an affordable solution to the housing crisis and it's called home share. the online housing department places them in trendy buildings and installs them in room dividers, for example living room becomes a bedroom. one bedroom becomes two lower cost of living. home share has units in san francisco and silicon valley. >> the sigh rainfall can't find roommates, though, hey. >> i guess so. >> apple getting ready day two of developers conference in san jose and they unveiled some software upgrades during day one. >> apple's latest operating system called ios 12 includes a feature called screen time monitoring how long you're on the phone and specific apps. also greater privacy protections, preventing information so it can target specific ads to users. and you'll now be able to face time with up to 32 people at the same time. i don't even know 32 people. so i guess i should be recruiting more friends. >> well, that's a different issue, reggie. i don't know why you would

so unreal what's happening here compared to what's happening down there. >> a girl being carried off it was supposed to be a nonviolent demonstration today. one will never know what it was that -- >> mr. chairman, most delegates to this convention do not know that thousands of young people are being beaten in the streets of chicago. >> it didn't really explode inside the convention hall until the delegates saw pictures of the police beating people. >> and for that reason, i request the suspension of the rule to relocate the convention in another city. >> wisconsin is not recognized for that purpose. >> it just blew to pieces inside the convention hall, and it was a rampage. >> security guards are pushing people back here. >> you get that -- >> police all over the place and delegates. there's a really big fray going on in here. >> when george mcgovern is president of the united states, we wouldn't have to have gestapo tactics in the street of chicago. >> how hard it is, how hard it is to accept the truth. >> consistent chanting by the crowd, "the whole world is watching." a shot of ga

>> well, like peter said, it was a little bit unreal after the president sent that tweet this morning. some of the reporters that were in the building rushed outside and set up for the president. other reporters that were not at the white house couldn't make it here in time or were kept outside. once he moved to the lawn, the secret service had to shut the area down. one of the questions i asked, you played already. i asked about whether peter strzok should be fired. the president said he should be fired. he beliefs everyone involved with this should have been fired already. he made more direct comments on that subject than before. i also about the timetable for kim jong-un to denuclearize. the president left that open-ended of what that would be before he put additional sanctions. the president has not made a decision yet. >> much has been made this this president has an on again and mostly off again relationship with the press and he doesn't make himself available. whether you like him or not, he does make himself available. he talks to the reporter goes to marine one. what do you t

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it is unreal that these are the things that we talk about, that we shame other governments for doing, here we are, president trump doing the same thing. >> about a dozen republican senators led by senator orrin hatch of utah have actually written a letter to the president, asking him to immediately halt this new policy. and the republican senators, in their letter, make it very clear to the president that they know that this is happening exclusively because of president trump's choice. >> it is absolutely exclusively the president's choice. the zero-tolerance policy that he has come up with, i have no idea where he came up with this idea, but he has ushered it down to homeland security and to i.c.e. and what they are doing is incarcerating toddlers. toddlers are not a threat to our national security, and we should be treating them as babies that they are, and we should be providing them with the things that they need instead of putting them in iceboxes. >> tell us briefly, if you could, about how you made it to the united states when you were 5 years old. >> so as a little girl, my pa

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. >> this experience has been unreal. >> reporter: that's the warriors director of broadcasting.red employee at 30 years. >> the fourth time around people are kind of saying i don't know if i'm going to go this time, already been there, done that, but when you get the e-mail, you click on the link and you sign up anyway because you don't know how many times you're going to get to do this. >> reporter: last time we saw coach cameron quick his alameda team just lost the state basketball champion to t right now, vern. >> reporter: ownership has been this generous to its employees for the last four years at great cost. a chartered plane alone costs $50,000. >> this is just a small way i think for the organization to say thanks for everybody who is such an essential part of the success of this team. >> we're coming to bring it back. >> let's go. one more, baby, one more. >> reporter: let's see if those spirits are still high by the end of the game. dennis? >> reporter: vern, i would like to be you on that airplane going home tonight if the warriors win this game tonight. by the way, i