vargas and then backup, another crash. backed up and slowing from stone ridge down into the merge with highway 84. additional traffic coming in now from livermore and pleasanton adds to the problem and crashes that continue to happen in the middle lanes there. that's why there's the problem. tri-valley drive. about 15 to 20 minutes slower than you like to be in the area heading south from the dublin interchange and fremont for 680. approaching the bay b

peggy: vargas planea viajar a mÉxico en agosto para visitar a veteranos y soÑadores que segÚn Él hangutÁn que se muestra intentando enfrentarse en vano a una mÁquina excavadora. las imÁgenes son parte de un documental y fueron grabadas en 2013 pero apenas se publicaron la semana pasada en facebook. el orangutÁn fue rescatado pero la poblaciÓn de orangutanes ♪ alejandra: muy buenos dÍas, hoy es viernes 8 de junio. te saluda alejandra arce. bienvenidos a "despierta: Área de la bahÍa". buenos días, glori. glori: buenos dÍas, alejandra, feliz viernes a todos en casa. tenemos entretenimiento, consejos de bienestar para ti y tu familia antes de que salgas a trabde unaueva tendencia para cejas que se ve muy natural. no te lo pierdas. glori: atenciÓn porque traemos un pequeÑo catÉter que -- un pequeÑo gadget

peggy: vargas planea viajar a mÉxico en agosto para visitar a veteranos y soÑadores que segÚn Él hannte. por eso construimos la camioneta del mañana para los valientes de hoy. nueva ford f-150 2018. patricia: la tala indiscriminada de Árboles en indonesia estÁ acabando con el hÁbitat natural de varios animales como este orangutÁn que se muestra intentando enfrentarse en vano a una mÁquina excavadora. las imÁgenes son parte de un documental y fueron grabadas en 2013 pero apenas se publicaron la semana pasada en facebook. el orangutÁn fue rescatado pero la poblaciÓn de orangutanes >>con esto nos despedimos. gracias por acompaÑarnos. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>bienvenidos almeida no se vam es el sentir de los aficionados de chivas. regresa la concentraciÓn del tri y marco fabiÁn dice que juan carlos osorio es un genio. enfrentaron a argelia con un cristiano ronaldo que no tuvo

vargas says he's overwhelmed by this "deeply meaningful honor."n for a number of newspapers... including the san francisco chronicle. he was part of the the washington post team that won the pulitzer prize in 2008 for its breaking news coverage of the virginia tech massacre. ( james ) in the east bay... a concord woman is asking for help ... after her mother's ashes were stolen. marjorie ferguson says a thief broke into the r-v she is living in and stole several items..including the urn that held her mother's ashes. ferguson says she was forced out of her home and had only been living in the r-v for a few days when the theft happened: <"they took a wooden box.....that had my mother's urn in it with her ashes and her rosery beads and an angel"> ( james ) marjorie ( james ) ( james ) marjorie says the urn is the size of a large salt or pepper shaker. she says she is hopeful that someone will drop it off at a police station ( james ) also in the east bay.. the man known as 'jogger joe' pleaded not guilty to a second-degree felony robbery charge. henr

reportando desde la frontera en el paso, texas, ana marÍa vargas.s que alguno de sus miembros perdiÓ la vida frente a un emigrante indocumentado. marÍa rosa luccini tiene la informaciÓn. marÍa: donald trump criticÓ a los demÓcratas por suindiferencia. "Éstas son las historias que los demÓcratas no quieren mencionar y no quieren ver". esta madre llora la muerte de su hijo. >> mi hijo tí29 aÑos, un pandillero deportado le disparÓ y Él muriÓ desangrado en el hospital. marÍa: ante el fracaso de la propuesta migratoria, donald trump se enfoca en las elecciones de noviembre. los republicanos no deberÍan de perder el tiempo, seÑalÓ en twitter. >> a donald trump no le interesa aprobar una reforma migratoria, lo que quiere donald trump y la casa blanca es que se limiten las leyes de migraciÓn en este paÍs. marÍa: la separaciÓn de familias era parte de la campaÑa electoral. >> estÁn viendo más gente para ilegales,mÁs que para los americanos. cuando un americano roba un banco, tÚ crees que el banco separa a las familias? marÍa: una estrategia cruel, segÚn los

vargas says he's overwhelmed by this "deeply meaningful honor."s has written for a number of newspapers... including the san francisco chronicle. he was part of the the washington post team that won the pulitzer prize in 2008 for its breaking news coverage of the virginia tech massacre. ( darya ) you can follow more on this story at kron-4 dot com. there you will find some of the troubling stories surrounding at least one detention center. and stay connected on breaking updates by downloading our free mobile app and opting in for push alerts. (james) breaking news we are following this morning... the dow jones suffering another big drop. right now it is down 350 points. yesterday presdient yesterday points. yesterday presdient trump said he is now considering slapping a 10 percent tariff on an extra 200-billion dollars' worth of chinese exports. the move came after trump announced new tariffs on china on friday - and beijing retaliated. the president says the additional tariffs are a response to china's retaliation. we will continue to watch the m

this is past andrade, closer to vargas road.s you head into fremont, initially it sounded like the rider was okay. now chp saying maybe it wasn't the rider. we do have one other vehicle involved here and we have some debris scattered across the three right lanes. we're starting to see a backup approaching the scene. i will certainly pass that along. the north bay looking good here. it sounds like southbound 101 right around geyserville road we have an overturned vehicle but that is off on the shoulder. no delays through that stretch. we'll look at drive times in a few minutes. >>> thank you, alexis. southern california congresswoman maxine waters has canceled two planned speaking engagements in texas and alabama because of death threats. she's become a lightning rod the president tweeted about waters saying be careful what you wish for. waters told cnn capital police are investigating the threats. president obama will be in the bay area today. this is video from an event in los angeles yesterday. today's event is at the daughter

congresista vargas: este presidente estÁ diciendo lo que ellos estÁn haciendo como si fuera la culpamingo en "al punto. cushner se reuniÓ hoy con el primer ministro de israel netanyahu. miles de mujeres protestaron en madrid, espaÑa, tras la decisiÓn de una corte de liberar bajo fianza a cinco hombres acusados de asaltar sexualmente a una mujer en 2016. la polÉmica decisiÓn provocó manifestaciones de rechazo en otras ciudades espaÑolas. jorge: el cielo de la ciudad de san xi en china quedÓ iluminado con 1400 dragones que crearon figuras en tercera dimensiÓn. la cifra coincide con la cantidad de aÑos que cumple la ciudad de la dinastÍa tang. enrique: mÁs de la mitad de los inmigrantes indocumentados que han vuestro bajo custodias de las autoridades en los estados unidos lo hicieron por falta de atenciÓn mÉdica adecuada. los dos senadores por texas visitaron instalaciones donde se encuentran niÑos recluidos separados por su familia ambos se reiteraron el rechazo a la polÍtica "tolerancia cero". un grupo de artistas encabezados por diego luna lanzan la iniciativa "el dÍa siguiente" para

vargas: i have an amendment at the desk. the clerk: amendment number 3 printed in house report of 115-783, offered by mr. vargas of california. the chair: the gentleman from california, mr. vargas and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. vargas: i ask for unanimous consent that my amendment be modified in the form i have placed at the desk. the chair: the clerk will report the motorcycles. the clerk: the amendment as modified is as follows, add at the end the following, section, report, not later than 180 zace after the date of the enactment of this act, the secretary of th interior shall study and report to the congress on the potential febts of lethal taking of pinnipeds on the recovery of samon i had stocks on the columbia river. the chair: is there objection? mr. lamborn: the majority has no objection to this amendment. the chair: without objection, the amendment is modified. the gentleman is recognized for five minutes on his amendment as modified. mr.

. >> and i'm elizabeth vargas. and this is "20/20." adorable intical twins, gracey and audrey, born and separat in china and then adopted by different families in the united states. they reunited on "good morning america" when they were 10 years old. >> audrey, are you ready? >> yeah. >> you want to do this? >> yeah. >> come on. come over here. all right, gracie. come on out and meet your sister. >> i can just touch you? >> you're doing good, baby. >> now, meet howard burack, who, surprisingly, has a lot in common with those little girls. you always knew you were adopted. >> i did. i was adopted, and, you know, i grew up in a nice middle class -- upper middle class family in a suburban area in rockland county. normal childhood. normal whatever. great parents. >> you went to the louise wise agency. >> yes. >> but in 1998, when he was 35 years old, howard became increasingly curious about his biological mother. he wrote to the louise wise agency to ask for information. somebody called back with news that hit like a bolt of lightning. >>

>> that was vargas there. what one republican in the meeting tells cnn's dana bash, the president only talked about separating children from their families in the context of political optics, not necessarily the actual policy. more from the white house. >> reporter: the president went to capitol hill. he met with house republicans and spoke at length for about an hour during a meeting that was supposed to be a pep rally for immigration. but members seemed to walk away confused at which bill exactly it was that the president was putting forth support for if either of those house immigration bills that the president was there to talk about, the confusion so great that the white house had to issue a statement after clarifying that the president did support both bills, as i have said the last few days. of course, that meeting came after the president was getting more and more criticism, some from members. even his own party over that family separation issue that is happening on the border. as we've seen the images

vargas, for five minutes. mr. vargas: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i ask for unanimous consent to address the house for five minutes. mr. speaker, i rise today -- the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. vargas: i raise awareness of of the threat of jesus by reading into the congressional record a declaration from jesuit west province of the society of jesus. it's a letter by the father provincial for the west province and it reads like this. blessed are the peacemakers for they will be called children of called. matthew, chapter, five, verse nine. as you know, nicaragua with a is experiencing an increasingly political crisis. the people that demand justice are firmly looking for peaceful solution. here are already more than 153 nicaraguaans that lost their lives in just over a month of struggling toward a resolution. the society of jesus, president , has joined this. our conviction requires us to share support and defend a peaceful solution to the conflict. we have still time to avoid more polarization, more bloodshed, and more pain.

the school district voted this week to name the new elementary school after josi antonio vargas.s born in the philippines and immigrated with his family to the united states when he was 12 years old. he graduated from mountain view high school.>>> it was a graduation day at san quentin. >> when i walk in every morning, i forget i'm in prison.>> a program keeping these inmates -- teaching these inmates modern job skills.>>> we will take we you through the father's day weekend with the forecast. with the forecast. >>> okay we talked about it earlier, lack black hole has been captured devouring a star. here's the video for the first time astronomers witnessed the event using highly specialized telescopes. they say the star was twice the size of the sun and it got way too close to the black hole. it is more than 20 million times as big as our son which, it helps astronomers just how galaxies develop your >>> it was a special day at san quentin, more than two dozen inmates graduated with skills in computers, coding or construction. a new tech center also opened today that will provide

luke vargas with the latest from singapore.uke. >> thanks for having me. >> neil: what is that like there? how are things going? >> we are hours away. the city is trying to wake up to probably one the most historic days in diplomacy for city that has hosted a lot of big meetings in the past. i have to say myself and a lot of other journalists were in the press briefing yesterday with the secretary of state mike pompeo and i think we are starting to be pretty confident. mike pompeo is going to pick up the pieces, whatever comes out of the meeting today. he is a full-time secretary of state. everyone believes he speaks for trump command his schedule reflects the confidence that there's going to be at least some thread that's going to be found after today's meeting that the u.s. can take to our allies south korea and japan. pompeo is departing for seoul, south korea, tomorrow and he heads to beijing friday. th korea diplomacy isn'tat this operating in isolation. it's part of a bigger diplomatic process that involves our allies. ag

accident cleared sb 680 at vargas rd. media project to spotlight the homeless issue in our communities. this morning... we're looking at how tuff sheds are getting people off the street in oakland. this tuff shed cabin camp opened in december of 2017. off 6th and castro. people who once lived in tent encampments ... now call the tuff sheds home. but they can only stay for six months, and the entire time they have assistance to find work and get permanent housing. several former residents have gotten jobs and moved on. < for the most part people compare it to how they were living before and appreciate it there i look forward to being in my own house again and feeling complete and giving back to the community i miss work>( darya ) a second tuff shed location has opened off northgate and sycamore streets.and because the temporary housing program is working ... officials say third tuff shed location is being considered, ( james ) eight people died in fireworks- related emergencies last year. that's according to new numbers fr

the disabled vehicle still north 680 at vargas but southbound just fine. little slowing through hayward southbound and northbound directions for silicon valley towards morgan hill. san martin you see the slowdown on sensors and morgan hill is nice for the santa cruz mountains. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> 6:51. coming up next on "today in the bay," a quick look at the top stories including a warning going on in the bay area ahead of the 2020 census. >> making sure no child goes hungry, the fremont program launching today in the south bay. >> but first happening now, north and south korea uniting once again. athletes marching together during the opening and closing ceremonies upcoming asian games in indonesia. video games can be addictive and playing too much now qualifies as a mental health condition. we'll be right back. crystal geyser alpine spring water starts here, passes through here, and is bottled right here. at the mountain source. naturally. crystal geyser is the only major u.s spring water bottled at the mountain source. naturally. how far do

so this crash is near vargas road and again, it's a motorcycle crash. sweeps dipping below 15 miles an hour. give yourself some extra time. it's going to be out there for a

at vargas, there is a crash and traffic is going to be very slow as you drive only -- drive. only one lane is getting through. use 580 and 880, which actually looks very good. holiday like. that would be her alternate route. you will notice the stop and go traffic in pleasanton. you'll be in much better shape. or use the alternate i just talked to you about. northbound traffic is moving well. at safeco two, let's go back to the desk. >>> thank you for there. a man accused of killing five people in a newspaper in maryland was charged with five gerard ramose -- jarrod ramos. >> we learned a little bit more about the alleged gunman but not much because police say he is not cooperating. >> the images are all-too- familiar. survivors of the workplace attack being led away with their hands raised as police at the scene. inside the offices of the capital gazette newspaper, what police described as a gunman armed with a shot and whose goals were crystal-clear. >> this person was prepared to shoot people. his intent was to cause harm. >> reporter: killed in the attack, five newspapers

vargas got detained by the border patrol in 2014 but was later released. the school is set to open in the fall of 2019. >>> a canadian college student has won a lawsuit against his ex-girlfriend who successfully plotted to derail his career. ♪ that is eric playing the claire ne claire net oig. he was offered a full scholarship, but he never got it. he says his live-in girlfriend at the time deleted it without his knowledge. she then set up a fake e-mail address and refused the offer. it was all an apparent bid to force him to stay close to her. the judge called per con gukduct $350,000. >>> a young bald eagle has taken the internet by storm. the bird is soflocking to a sto pictures. our sister station in los angeles has the story. >> reporter: trish has captured images of bald eagles soaring around big bear lake for years. the images of these two bald eagles are stunning, but it is their baby known as stormy that is stealing the show. >> i think it is just absolutely incredible that an eagle is truly a rock star. >> reporter: and somewhat of a youtube star

obviously a different issue but we have a crash southbound 680 at vargas road. this is a sig alert, a collision involving a motorcycle and probably some injuries as well. that rider is being transported right now so really starting to slow things down. 580 tracy to dublin just 40 minutes. that's much lighter than average today. but 50 minutes southbound 680, dublin to mission boulevard. only the hov lane and far left lane are getting by. 101 to cupertino in the green, just 15 minutes. >>> thanks, alexis. this morning police charged the suspected shooter at the "capital gazette" with five counts of first-degree murder. >> they leased a mug shot of jarrod ramos. five people were killed, two others wounded after he opened fire through the glass door of the newsroom yesterday afternoon. investigators say it was a targeted attack. ham theew wieoeanopou "gd morning america" about what he heard. >> it was more than a noise. i could feel it in my chest. i leaned out -- i leaned out from my desk as i often do to look out into the hall and the "capital gazette" office and

jose antonio vargas is a graduate of mountain view high school who was featured on this time magazine illegal immigration. he also won a pulitzer prize. tonight the mountain view school board is expected to vote to name a soon to be open school after vargas. showing >>> it might have been monday, but it was an absolutely beautiful start to your workweek, so you can't be too mad about it taking a look from the sales force tower looking north, alcatraz, the beautiful horizon and maybe the beginning of a little fog rolling in. i'll tell you what tomorrow brings coming up after the break. d "49ers fit >>> a new fitness center will offer a chance to work out just like the 49ers. the facility called 49ers fit opens this fall at the westgate center outlet mall in san jose. it will feature programs developed by the 49ers strength and conditioning team with state of the art equipment and recovery treatments. this follows a collaboration between the 49ers and founder of 24 hour fitness. membership fees start at $49 a month. >>> we are less than 24 hours away from the warriors championship parad

>> that was vargas there. what one republican in the meeting tells cnn's dana bash, the president only talked about separating children from their families in the context of political optics, not necessarily the actual policy. more from the white house. >> reporter: the president went to capitol hill. he met with house republicans and spoke at length for about an hour during a meeting that was supposed to be a pep rally for immigration. but members seemed to walk away

i'm elizabeth vargas. >> and i'm david muir. it was the kind of teenage party that's no doubt taking place all over the country this friday night, especially with so many graduations being celebrated, but right here tonight, the party that ended in a life-changing he said, she said. >> here to tell the story, one that is igniting a desperately needed conversation about the blurred lines of sexual consent, and sexual assault. a store for every family. here's ryan smith. ♪ >> reporter: it's friday night. the lights, the band, and the entire town is out to see the toros. welcome to spanish fort, alabama. population 8,000. located just east of mobile bay. once the site of one of the last civil war battles. it will later be the site of a different kind of battle. >> very small, close community. everyone kind of knows everyone. >> a very tight-knit community, focused on family, centered on very good schools. >> reporter: bible belt churches may dot this small, affluent community, but here, football is religion. >> in spanish fort, foo

so this crash is near vargas road and again, it's a motorcycle crash. sweeps dipping below 15 miles an hour. give yourself some extra time. it's going to be out there for a while. a new crash northern northbound 101 near story speeds under 30 miles per hour approaching 680. so slow heading through the south bay and we have one more crash to tell you about in the north bay on 101 an overturned vehicle not slowing anyone down near geyserville avenue. it's over on the shoulder. but you will see some flashing lights. >>> a lot of people are maybe getting ready for the 4th of july holiday. so i want to put this warning out there. high fire danger. so of course fireworks are a no-no this weekend. it could really spark some fires. let's cheer you up a little bit. look at the gorgeous view! sunrise this morning over oakland east bay and it is just really pretty. we have nice clear conditions out there. "salesforce tower" camera definitely showing that. we don't have any clouds in sight over san francisco. just a few clouds hovering over pacifica. this may be a

. >>> after jose antonio vargas immigrated. district officials say they want to choose someone that embodied their focus. >>> a man crashed in the south of south bay just north of stevens creek boulevard. at this point authorities are not releasing any other details about the victim or what lead up to the crash. the two lanes of the expressway are expected to reopen within the hour. >>> mosquitoes affected with west nile has pasted that virus onto people. officials say west nile activity is increasing and close to home dead birds affected with west nile have been found. jesse has more. >> reporter: the birds were found last week. but confirmation of west file infection didn't come until this week. meanwhile, a 3rd bird has been found raising concerns that it could be a 3rd infection. the doctor is working extra hours exampling thedying examining the remains of a dead foul. >> we found it on tuesday and sent it to the state to confirm. and thursday it was confirmed positive for west nile. >> reporter: the test last year found no

cÉsar vargas es originario de puebla, en mÉxico.n un sabor agridulce porque todavÍa y milee amparan dacauestÁn en peligro de perderl carolina: nos conectamos en vivo con Él desde nueva york. felicidades . porque describes esto como una victoria agridulce? cÉsar: para mÍ es un grupo muy grande, pero al mismo tiempo por un lado, muchas oportunidades estÁn abiertas. puedo viajar, tengo la oportunidad de vivir permanente quien los estados unidos, pero al mismo tiempo mi hermana todavÍa tiene daca y puede perder su permiso de trabajo. tambié nuestra comunidad ha sido atacada por esta administraciÓn . entonces, es algo que no puedo disfrutar al mismo momento, pero esta gran victoria me va a hacer mÁs delicado para luchar con nuestra comunidad. voy a seguir luchando, pero tambiÉn elevar a las personas realmente afectadas. no solamente debemos hablar de las personas que son indocumentadas, los "dreamers" deben de seguir este movimiento y asegurar que podamos luchar con la victoria que pueda poner a toda nuestra comunidad. borja: cÉsar, tuvi

jose antonio vargas shared his story of how he came to america and grew up in mountain view.ed for the san francisco chronicle and won pull l -- won the pulitzer prize. >> a canadian college student won a lawsuit against his ex-girlfriend who successfully plots to derail his career. that's erica playing the clarinet. he was sent an e-mail offering him a full scholarship and he never got it. he said that his life-in girlfriend at the time, deleted it without his knowledge and set up a fake e-mail address and refused the offer. >>> it was all in a bid to force him to stay closer to her. the judge called her conduct despicable. >> a young bald eagle at big bear lake has taken the internet by storm. the bird is so popular that people are flocking to the store to buy pictures. we have the story. >> trish has captured images of bald eagles soaring around bundn bear lake for years. the images of the two bald eagles is stunning. but it's their baby, known as stormy, that is stealing the show. >> i think it's incredible that a eagle is truly a rockstar. >> and somewhat of a youtube st

vargas: thank you very much, mr. speaker. thank you for those kind words. congressman ellison, i appreciate it. mr. speaker, i rise today to urge my colleagues to support finde, find. i want to thank chairman hensarling for his leadership and ranking member waters for their leadership -- her leadership and also for their support of this legislation. i'd also like to thank my good friend, mr. french hill, thank you for your kind words and thank you for your support of this bill. especially, i'd like to thank mr. rothfus for his leadership on the terrorism and illicit finance subcommittee and for generously agreeing to co-lead this commonsense, narrowly tailored legislation. as you may know, a virtual currency is a digital representation of value that can be digitally traded. since the creation of bitcoin, the first and most widely known example of cryptocurrency, thousands of crypto currencies have emerged and are designed to serve a variety of purchases. some forms of virtual currency provide a digital alternative to cash that lacks the oversight of a gover

vargas and then backup, another crash. backed up and slowing from stone ridge down into the merge with highway 84. additional traffic coming in now from livermore and pleasanton adds to the problem and crashes that continue to happen in the middle lanes there. that's why there's the problem. tri-valley drive. about 15 to 20 minutes slower than you like to be in the area heading south from the dublin interchange and fremont for 680. approaching the bay bridge, pretty much at speed. under 20 minutes from highway 4 past berkeley and the backup at the bay bridge, guys. >> thank you. >>> 6:00 right now. happening tonight, if you live in contra costa county you might hear gunshots along freeways. chp officers are testing a shot spotter technology to notify them the moments the shots happen. >> pete suratos is live in pinole this morning. it was added to prevent freeway shootings. are they adding more now? >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and marcus. the testing is happening along different parts at different freeways. we'

congressman juan vargas who represents san diego fired back at president trump who has blamed democrats for the separation of children from their parents. >> so has this been the policy? no, this has not been the policy. the policy has been to try to keep families together. so yes, before there's been unaccompanied minors, yes, kids have arrived without their mom and dads, but no, we didn't take children and rip them away from their moms when they're trying to nurse their kids. we didn't do stuff like that, no. that's new. >> reporter: demonstrators are at the front gate of the facility including a santa maria schoolteacher. elizabeth osborn left home at 3:30 a.m. to be here to protest what is happening to the children. >> i have a very strong feeling about what's happening here and i'm very disappointed in what's going on with our nation and separating children from their parents is not anything that anybody should do, least of all the united states of america. >> reporter: now there are different facilities for the girls. those were not seen today. this delegation made it clear that p

how would you like -- >> that was congressman juan vargas of southern california. the president urged them to pass broad. and as the outrage continues to grow, more protest across the country today. the big question is how long this controversial practice will be sustainable. chris nguyen has more. >> reporter: outside the immigration and custom enforcement officer in san francisco. the policy which has led to 2300 undocumented children being separated from their parents. many coming from countries like el salvador, and honduras where the murder rate is distance andf that if they are not desperate. >> reporter: some members of the administration says the policy is being used to deter illegal immigration. >> the notion of family integrity, family unity and to pull a child away from their parents without justification is unconstitutional. and likely to be found so if found in court. >> reporter: calling for the justice at the present ti justice department to put an end to the practice. saying it is horrifying that an american president would direct this cruel zero to

has a antonio vargas posted it on twitter saying this is what happens when a government believes peopleurns out the picture was taken at an event protesting the trump administration's 0-tolerance policy so that boy is not a detainee. kevin said liberals continue to push false narratives and lies. this photo is from a protest in texas. facebook user kelly says the famous boy everyone claims is caged up, more fake news. he did not intend to deceive people, despite that picture being fake there are plenty of other images fueling anger and outrage over the policy. rob: these cages have been around longer than the trump administration. >> you all read about that. >> most people are lucky if they have perfect attendance for one year. i don't think i ever -- this is impressive, a high school student in philadelphia never missed a day from pre-k to 12 grade. kevin davis attended all 2340 days of school. can you believe it? chad says great job, definitely a future leader of the community. congratulations, hard work and never quit attitude will get you far in life, you have some great jeans and j

680, a little further south of there near andrade one lane blocked and then another incident near vargas. we do still have some delays. from pleasanton and back up to 580 down into the sunol area. it should improve. i want to check in on mass transit. giants day game. lark spur, golden gate ferry parking will be limited. they have extra overflow parking at redwood high school in the east lot. make sure you get there early. >>> our bay area native is live from new york city with a look at what's ahead. great tosee you. >>> i was showing my friends some old photos of me in my kgo days, it wasn't a good era for me. >> i want to see those photos later. >> don't dig them up. let me tell you what's cooking here on gma, that high stakes supreme court shake-up. justice kennedy retiring. president trump will have a chance to reshape the court for generations to come. full team coverage of that. republicans and democrats are gearing up for what will be an epic confirmation battle. also ahead you are probably seeing this wild ride that went viral, a man clinging to the hood of a car for 15 miles do

southbound 680 from 580 vargas road looking really rough.ing to continue. you can see bumper to bumper traffic. kari. >> at least the weather is looking all right. we've cool temperatures to start. we will stay cool along the coast with san francisco reaching 63 degrees and 80 in concord today. north bay also in the upper 70s to low 80s and going through the weekend, we keep it pleasant weather. father's day up to 78 inland and next weekend we'll be heating up by wednesday, highs up to 90 degrees. for san francisco, look for some low 60s for the next several days and up to 70 by next thursday. laura. >> thanks so much. happening now, police looking for the shooter or shooters who injured five people outside a funeral home. it happened while a wake was going on. no one attending the wake was injured. >>> president trump makes an unexpected appearance on cable television then makes a bizarre reference to how north korea's kim jong-un conducts businesses. we'll have details on the twitter feed. on our sister station telemundo showing three big

antonio vargas made headlines when he shared his story in 2011 of how he came from the philippines. he workedchronicle and and and d won a prize at the "post." the school is set to open in the fall of 2019. >>> a canadian college student has won a lawsuits agains his ex-girlfriend who successfully plotted to derail his career. ♪ net o clarinet. he was offered a full scholarship but his live-in girlfriend at the time deleted it without his knowledge. she set up a fake e-mail address and refused the offer. it was all in a bid to force him to stay close to her. the judge call her conduct despicable and awarded eric $350,000. >>> a young bald eagle at big bear lake has taken the internet by storm. the bird is so popular people are flocking to a store there to buy pictures. our sister station in los angeles has the story. >> reporter: trish has captured images of bald eagles soaring around big bear lake for years. the images of these two bald eagles are stunning, but it is their baby known as stormy that is stealing the show. >> i think it is just absolutely incredible that an eagle is t

we don't want your stinking education bill. [ crowd concurs, applause ] vargas: the world is changing

jose antonio vargas made headlines when he shared his story in 2011 of how he came to america from the philippines and grew up in mountain view. he worked for the chronicle and won a pulitzer prize with the "post." he got detained by border control in 2014, but was later released. the school is set to open in the fall of 2019. >>> a canadian college student has won a lawsuit against his ex-girlfriend who plotted to derail his career. ♪ that is eric playing the clarinet. he was offered a full scholarship, but he never got it. he says his live-in girlfriend at the time deleted it without his knowledge. she then set up a fake e-mail address and refused the offer. it was all an apparent bid to force him to stay close to her. the judge called her conduct despicable and awarded him $350,000. >>> a young bald eagle has taken the internet by storm. the bird is so popular people are flocking to a store to buy pictures. our sister station in los angeles has the story. >> reporter: trish has captured images of bald eagles soaring around big bear lake for years. the images of these two bald eagles

district voted this week to name the new elementary school on northwestman road after jose antonio vargas. he was born in philippines and came to states with his family igh school. >>> coming up body camera of la police shooting in san francisco's north beach neighborhood. why police say that officer fired even as the suspect was fleeing. >> a contract dispute in berkeley. the hundreds of workers who could go on strike if a deal isn't reached by the weekend. >> the weekend just ahead of us right now. i'll let you know if this cool weather is going to continue. see you back here. >> machetes, guns, cash seized in scotts valley and a police dog is getting credit for the bust. make ross your destination for savings. if you're looking for an incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross they'd tell you to go to ross. because there's so much to choose from. listen to your pets. they're your best friends, so they don't want you to spend more than you have to. if you want to save big on pet a

still seeing slowing along 680 from 580 to vargas and much better on the alternate to 680 and ome about 15 minutes. a much better commute after that. >> quite a big difference. >> absolutely. now weyo pushed the news about this crash to your phones this morning. if you don't have our app, this is the perfect time to do it. it may have saved you a headache thisan morning. go to our app store and search nbc bay area. the app is free. >>> a man in legal trouble and far more legal trouble. we'll talking about paul manafort, president trump's one time campaign chairman is going to jail. >> before his trial. and scott mcgrew, you have been following the updates in the latest twist out of washington. >> this morning the judge said man -- manafort would sit in jail until his trial because it is alleged he tried to tamper with witnesses. that is somethingnd courts take very seriously. he has already been acced of conspiracy against the united states, money laundering, bank fraud and obstruction related to his dealings with foreign powers. he said he's not guilty. those charges are generally unre

congressman juan vargas who represents san diego fired back at president trump who has blamed democrats the separation of children from their parents. >> so has this been the policy? no, this has not been the policy. the policy has been try to keep families together. so yes, before there's been unaccompanied minors. yes, kids have arrived without their moms and dads, but no, we didn't take children and rip them away from their moms when they're trying to nurse their kids. we didn't do stuff like that. no, that's true. >> reporter: demonstrators were at the front gate of the facility including a santa monica schoolteacher. elizabeth osborn left home at 3:30 a.m. to be here to protest what is happening to the children. >> i have a very strong feeling about what's happening here and i'm very disappointed in what's going on with our nation and separating children from their parents is not anything that anybody should do, least of all the united states of america. >> california senator kamala harris is also joining the chorus of criticism. she's demanding homeland security secretary kirstjen

centro de detenciÓn pero el origen surge de una foto que tomÓ josÉ antonio meade y -- josÉ antonio vargasde las separaciones de familias migrantes. hay esta la verdadera razÓn de la fotografÍa. ha sido viral porque la han estado utilizando para protestar en contra de estas separaciones. estaremos que tener mucha huella con el origen de las fuentes. karla: este niÑo no es necesaria un niÑo que estaba necesariamente encerrado. es importante. y lo dijiste. hay que verificar dÓnde viene la fuente. muchos famosos protestaron contra esta polÍtica. 9000 niÑos fueron alejados de sus padres. incluso la revista people en espaÑol. lanzo esta campaÑa a travÉs de las redes sociales usando el #dÓndeestÁnmishijos. muchos actores como galilea montijo, luis fonsi, thalÍa, william levy. Éste es el hashtag. es el gran lema que vivimos en este paÍs. francisca: tenemos que estar unidos y alzando la voz. entre tanto, les quiero mostrar una imagen. hay otro que representa cÓmo deben estar los hijos, si deben estar con sus padres. eva longoria se convirtiÓ en mamÁ. miren la imagen tan bonita. es la esencia, el a

jay cab sobe soboroff and tony vargas. that felt like it could have been a run down of a year.f the things that's struck me about the trump era is how it's sort of shock and awe. it's constant. this week i felt like it was a different level, though. i think a lot of people could not have anticipated babies in cages, babies ripped away interest their moms breast-feeding. your thoughts. >> and those of us who couldn't should have been able to because this is -- if we listened carefully this is what candidate trump was promising. and yet there is -- there is no concept more shocking that has occurred during his presidency. we could do 15 minutes right now on any one of those bits of tape that you just showed reviewing this week, but i think we know of all the voices we just heard i think we know who the most powerful and important voices were and those were the voices of the faces we did not see of those babies and children crying on that audiotape, the most important tape that was obtained this week. those voices controlled everything that happened in this debate after those voic

joining me now is the director of dream action coalition, caesar vargas. nice to see you sir. thank you for being with us today. how are -- how are you grappling with this problem? how are other advocacy groups working behind the scenes to try to help these families? really, i mean, is there hope for the families who have already been split up and don't know how to be reunited? >> in summary, this is a crisis. the federal government has no plan whatsoever to reunify kids with their parents. and most alarming there is no plan to ensure these children are getting the resources they needed. there is no assurance they are going to have the representation in court or in terms of any type of social services. so this is a reality where the federal government just signed a piece of paper saying we are not going to -- we are going to separate families but without having a plan. frankly,e are going to have the consequences of children suffering not just mental harm but also physical harm. and i can imagine had we are going to see now where children are going to be lost in th system. doc

a quick check on the drive times, here's the slowing along southbound 680 to vargas road. we're starting to see that increase within the last couple of minutes. take that coffee to go. back to you. >> good advice, thank you. >> 5:52. are your kids glued to the screen already? new information we're learning how much time children are stuck playing video games. >>> plus first happening now, egypt about to take on uruguay. plus, the king and queen of spain waking up this morning here in the united states. they arrived in new orleans last night and they are in town for the city's try scentennial celebration. louisiana was a spanish colony from 1763 to 1802. more news after the break. are yd cup as we are? )cartoon kari ) sure is! >>> welcome back, are you excited for the world cup as we are? taking a look at cartoon kari, talking about her college soccer career. a little bit more about her. join our conversation on social media and tell us who you're rooting for. >> always fun to see that. you probably heard a lot about video games this week with the e3 expo going on in los an

look at the drive times, southbound 680 from 580 vargas road, 94 minutes, westbound 580 from grant line road, 43 minutes and westbound 84 now also getting backed up at minutes. updates coming up. >>> 6:44. we're following a developing story at the concord b.a.r.t. station where a knife was used in a fight, disrupted an eastbound train ride. that fight happened last night on the antioch bound train. one person cut their hand and police stopped that train and then made an arrest. b.a.r.t. continued normal service but the train in question was stopped for about ten minutes. >> we've been talking a lot about the tiny home movement as we look for the solution to the homeless crisis and the soaring rent in the bay area. today you can learn all about the tiny homes at a special event in the south bay. it's tiny fest california at the santa clara county fairgrounds and that event starts today and runs through sun. single day tickets cost $20 and weekend pass $25. >>> catholic leaders in the united states are condemning decisions being made by the white house. part of a statement from the leader

>> shannon: if that was democratic congressman juan vargas from california. he then crossed an interview with his republican colleague. >> if you tell him not to put -- i hope you tell him though, about this. you are the one we were hoping for and you haven't helped us out. >> i wish that you would have been upset when the obama administration had children. >> because we weren't doing thi this, and that's what's wrong. >> shannon: president trump is continuing to say that he can't change this policy of separating families of the border, only congress can do that. but democrats and some republicans say that it is simply not true. >> i know that the executive branch has the power to end these separations and they should, at least while congress is trying to find a permanent solution. >> mr. president, i will lend you my pen. any pen. you can fix it yourself. >> shannon: now the whole reason that president trump came to capitol hill tonight was to encourage house republicans to fix it by passing a comprehensive immigration reform bill. they are two bills on the

i had the privilege of traveling with her under the leadership of our colleague, juan vargas and susan davis, to their districts earlier this week to see firsthand what was happening at the border. i come to the floor now with that fresh information. i come to the floor as a mother, mother of five children, grandmother of nine who knows as many of you here who are parents know and all of know e who are children the importance of the bond between parent and child. and how breaking that bond is outside the circle of civilized human behavior. know the importance mr. speaker, i want to quote a favorite president, i'm sure, of course and many in this body. president ronald reagan. in his final days of the presidency, president ronald reagan said, and since this is the last speech that i will give as president, my colleagues, i want to you hear this because this is about ronald reagan, maybe you don't want to hear it, ok. they don't want to hear it. president ronald reagan said, and since this is the last speech i will give as president i think it is fitting to leave one final thought. an ob

juan vargas and the congressional hispanic caucus are leading members of congress on a visit to severalfacilities.homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen says the immigration crisis that has led to families being separated at the u.s.-mexico border is not new to the trump administration.speaking at a white house briefing monday, nielsen says the issue has been growing for years and is the product of loopholes that have created an open border. homeland security has been referring all cases of illegal entry for criminal prosecution. the result has been nearly 2,000 minors separated from their families because children cannot be jailed with their parents. church leaders and lawmakers from both parties have called the separations inhumane. nielsen and other trump administration officials say the separations are necessary to enforce immigration laws and have called on congress to change the laws. (vicki) coming up-- would you like fries with would you coming up-- (vicki) (vicki) (vicki) coming up-- would you like fries with that? the wendy's where a mouse was seen in a bag of hamburger