Supreme court as the justices blocked president obamas immigration plan today. The ruling was split evenly between the courts conservatives and liberals. And it leaves a Lower Court Ruling in place blocking the president s plan to spare up to 4 million Illegal Immigrants from deportation. It kills the plan for the rest of the president s time in office. I think it is heartbreaking for the millions of immigrants who made their lives here, who have raised family heres, who hope for the opportunity to work, pay taxes, serve in our military. And here in the bay area, activists had plenty to say about the decision today. Kpix 5s kiet do caught up with some of them in san jose. Kiet. Reporter it was a mix of anger and sadness in east san jose. Within a couple of hours of the Supreme Court ruling, some of the most powerful groups in the bay area had a press Conference Since 11 a. M. The Supreme Court decision was disappointing but they have vowed to fight on. [ chanting ] reporter there are about 100 people gathered at a Catholic Church in the same building within cesar chavez planned his protests years ago. Many of the families today would have qualified for it. 5million people who would have affected are low priority for Law Enforcement and the chances they will be deported are slim. Its little consolation to millions who would not be able to get work permits, boy a home or qualify for benefits. This person was near tears when he heard. He had been working in the fields since 1989. You want to pay your taxes. I have been paying it all the time. I been paying all the time taxes. I dont, you know im like like any other citizen. But the thing is i dont have the documentation. Thats the only thing that makes the difference. The work permit. The economy is built upon the backs of these people that are so desperately trying to, um, get get working, get their families together. Without this, it endangers families and further puts them at risk for deportation and economic disaster. Reporter that was one of the voices for Illegal Immigrants. He is going to tell his parish to continue on with the paperwork for dapa and to stay politically active t kiet do san jose. Today the Supreme Court also ruled in favor of affirmative action. The justices upheld the university of texas Admissions Program saying that it complied with earlier rulings allowing colleges to take race into account in order to pursue diversity. New at noon, House Democrats have ended their nearly 26 hour sitin calling for a vote on gun control. They say its necessary to keep the guns out of the hands of terrorists but as weijia jan reports there are no indications any demands were met. [ chanting ] [ yelling ] reporter democrats protested on the house floor for nearly 26 hours to demand a vote on new gun control legislation. We got to vote like we never, ever voted before. Whoo reporter representative john lewis of georgia vowed to pick up where they left off when congress is back in session on july 5. Lewis led the sitin as lawmakers delivered passionate speeches and held up signs with the names of the orlando gun shooting victims. After delaying votes for several hours, republicans eventually worked through the protest. [ yelling ] refer to the house calendar. Reporter and pushed forward with votes on several unrelated issues. Even when congress returns, speaker ryan says he is not giving in to these tactics for a bill that is flawed. We are not going to take away the Constitutional Rights of lawabiding americans and were not going to allow publicity stunts to stop us from doing our jobs. Reporter but texas congressman says ryan should have stopped the sitin. He confronted the democrats on the floor. Radical islam reporter he says claims that republicans are working for the nra are bogus. I dont care how much money anybody gives me. Im not in anyones pocket. Reporter the democrats say they wont stop until they get what they want. Weijia jang, cbs news, capitol hill. East bay congresswoman barbara lee was part of the sit in and shared this photo and said, im speaking for Regina Jeffries shot and killed last week in oakland. She was 16. Jeffries was a bystander caught in the shooting between rival gangs. She is being buried today. San Francisco Mayor ed lee is also speaking out after two deadly bicycle crashes. Kpix 5s anne makovec reports that he is vowing to push on with the citys efforts to eliminate traffic deaths. These are totally avoidable tragedies. Totally avoidable. Reporter yesterdays first fatal clicks at 30th avenue and jfk drive at around 6 p. M. , police say a man driving a stolen white honda was trying to pass another car and smashed into a woman her 40s riding a bike. The car was found later on equestrian way, the driver still on the loose. These are illegal irresponsible outrageous acts that we have to condemn. Reporter as police were still at that scene, a second fatal crash in soma near 7th and Howard Streets around 8 30 p. M. Police say the driver ran a red light before hitting a woman on a bicycle. She was in her 20s. The driver was arrested for vehicle laugh manslaughter and felony hitandrun. Speed was involved in both incidents. So to the public, i ask that everyone please slow down. Reporter the city is also in the middle of whats called vision zero trying to prevent all bicycle and pedestrian fatalities. Thief reengineering streets and lights but people die every year on industry streets. We no longer accept the fact that people need to die in the streets of San Francisco as they are trying to get around town. Reporter the city is also looking into speed enforcements cameras. Right now California Law prohibits them. The transportation officials are lobbying state lawmakers about that. Anne makovec, kpix 5. In pleasanton a woman on a bike was hit and killed this morning at the intersection of valley avenue and sands boulevard. She died on the scene. The driver of the car involved stayed on the scene and is cooperating with police. The San FranciscoPolice Department has come under sharp criticism for its continued use of lethal force but now a critical decision that some say could save lives. The Police Commission unanimously approved a new policy banning several Police Practices including stopping the use of Police Chokeholds and no longer firing at moving vehicles unless they pose a direct threat. The changes come amid several highprofile officerinvolved shootings. The proposed policy that they put forward theres a lot of Common Ground that was reached between the poa and the officers citizens complaints as well as the San FranciscoBar Association and the other stakeholder groups. But there are areas that we have decided to agree to disagree. Now, the proposal will head to the unions for negotiation. The president of the Police OfficersAssociation Says more compromise must be reached. Not guilty, thats the verdict for a Baltimore Police officer charged in the death of freddie gray. Cbs reporter Craig Boswell has more on the decision that some are calling disgusting. Reporter Baltimore Police officer Caesar Goodson was found not guilty of all charges including seconddegree murder in the death of freddie gray. Judge williams said he did not believe the 46yearold defendant intended to harm gray. Clearly, the state failed to present evidence sufficient to skins a judge. Reporter he was driving the Police Transport van on the day gray was arrested accused of not ensuring his passengers safety and not calling for medical assistance. The 25yearold died a week later. Goodson is the third Baltimore Police officer charged in the case. He was the only one charged with murder. This officer the most serious charges, but [ indiscernible ] so at the end of the day i feel im disgusted. Reporter prosecutors accused goodson of intentionally giving gray a rough ride causing his injuries. The defense said that gray caused his own injuries by falling inside the and that the suspect never appeared injured until the final stop when a medic was called. Grays death sparked violent protests in april 2015. Multiple Police Agencies and the National Guard are all on alert in case theres more unrest today. Craig boswell, cbs news, baltimore. As for the other officers in this case, edwin narrow was found not guilty in may. William porters trial ended with a hung jury in december and will be retried. New at noon, more than 29,000 gallons of crude oil spilled into the creek in ventura. The spill flowed down a half mile of the creek which feeds into san Buenos Ventura beach. A spokesman of the Fire Department says it probably wont reach the ocean. Its from a burst pipe. The bay area is getting a president ial visit today and it could affect your commute out there. This is a live look at joint base andrews. The president will arrive at Moffett Field at 5 30 p. M. To begin his bay area visit. He will then head to San Francisco to spend the night in soma. The visit wraps up tomorrow at a Global Entrepreneurship summit at stanford university. In preparation for the San Francisco visit, 5th street will be closed from mission to folsom streets and Howard Street will be closed from 4th to 5th streets from 3 a. M. To 3 p. M. Tomorrow. Still ahead, a major vote across the pond. Still people in the uk trying to decide whether to stay in the european union. How their vote could affect us. Plus a rare sighting the elusive animal just spotted in the california forest. Oh that looks wicked. This is stunning. This is only one of a million reasons why i love living here in the bay area. A look at mount diablo. We have your full forecast including the beach hazard statement as the news continues. Well be right back. A gunman opened fire in a Movie Theater in germany is dead. It happened a few hours ago around 3 p. M. Local time. According to the state interior minister, the gunman was shot and killed at the scene. Tear gas was deployed before he began firing. No word on how many people were injured. The motive for the attack is unknown. Voters are going to the polls to decide whether the United Kingdom should be part of the european union. Mark phillips reports from london. Reporter as the polls open to decide whether britain should stay in or leave the european union, a lastditch effort was being made to get the vote out. Are you voting . No. Well, i think we should remain because i think were stronger in the european union. Reporter its a vote David Cameron never really wanted. He was forced into calling it by the people on the right of his conservative party who have always wanted to get out of europe. The referendum promise was supposed to shut them up. It didnt. I believe that this thursday could be our countrys Independence Day [ applause and cheers ] reporter the leave Campaign Says europe costs too much and controls too much has been led by former londons mayor. Fear expressed in this poster is the greatest component in the campaign. That the eus open borders would allow a flood of immigrants to overrun britain, the poster was considered so racist was withdrawn. The opinion polls are showing a dead heat going into the vote. The bookies say it will stay in. Staying this is much stronger. 100 . This is about britain more than europe. The sounds you hear of governments and markets around the World Holding their breath. Mark phillips, cbs news, london. The u. S. Markets now, the dow is up 169 points. If british voters opt out of the ue, there could be serious economic ramifications according to some investment banks, perhaps a selloff on wall street tomorrow. Bank of america saying that u. S. Stocks could lose upwards of 7 . Time for a check of weather with roberta. Kenny, take a look at this. This is our live weather camera and its on top of the transasia airways. Its looking east. The visibility is unlimited at this hour. We can see all the way to mount diablo. Can you see it there . And look at how pristine the bay waters are at this hour. Take a look at the temperatures. Take your pick. You want 60s . He could be in oakland or redwood city. Or even San Francisco. You want 70s . Go to san jose. If you would just relish 80s, santa rosa and livermore right now, 80 to 81 degrees. So dana is reporting in temperatures in novato at 81 degrees. She says boy, seems like we have a windy summer . Sure has been windy as of late. It has been a breezy day. So far the winds are picking up westnorthwest at 20 in San Francisco. 18 at sfo. But calm winds in mountain view. We have winds up to 10 in pleasanton at this hour and then towards the delta we have a 14mileperhour southwest wind. These winds will blow out of the northwest and then westerly 10 to 20 miles per hour. Its pretty much the setup of the location of the area of high pressure. The coast was not clear this morning. But it is now scrubbing out of all of its stratus. Today will pan out to be the coolest day of the workweek. And then we do have warmer weather coming. We have a beach hazard statement in effect for the shoreline because of very strong rip currents and the possibility of sneaker waves so be mindful of that at the beach this weekend. Okay, here we are the stratus stacked up next to the coast but it is wiping away. Meanwhile, in our interior valleys we are talking 96 degrees at the state capital, 80 in the high sierra. Started off at 33. 65 monterey bay. Our numbers shaping up like this. 60s, 70s and all the way up to 88 degrees by the time the sun sets tonight at 8 35. Well see the marine layer regathering off the coast making an attempt to try to penetrate inland areas overnight. And then quickly wiping back to the beaches. There is that extended forecast. Fair skies at the Alameda County fair at 85 degrees at the midway. You sir, you have not been there yet. No, i havent. But youve taken all these pictures. I should head out there one day. Corn dogs on me. All right. Sounds good. Ill be there. Also, did you notice all this hot weather . It may be bringing the animals out. A rare sight in the Tahoe National forest may be californias only documented wolverine. The department of fish wildlife has sent dna samples out to find out if its the same one confirmed in 2008. The results are due back in two to three weeks. The wolverine is protected in california. Still ahead, helping students succeed in reading. Well introduce you to this weeks jefferson award winner. When a pastor in the east bay decided to give up preaching, it wasnt to retire. Instead, this weeks jefferson award winner is helping second graders catch up to and, in some cases, surpass their classmates. Allen martin introduces us to this weeks jefferson award recipient. Reporter randy roth couldnt believe that 60 of oakland third graders were they are kids at promise. Reporter so 15 years ago he gave up being a fulltime pastor and established Faith Network of the east bay. We do not provide religious services. But we provide services. Reporter those services now reach into 36 east bay schools, mostly in oakland. A key program is succeeding by reading, 300 volunteer tutors spending an hour a week working oneonone with second graders focusing on reading and comprehension. Its one thing to read a word on a page. Its another thing to carve a pumpkin so now what pulp really its another thing to carve a pumpkin so you know what pulp really means. Reporter carolyn piraino has worked with randy since the beginning. Many children hate reading. Its so hard for them. They just dont want to do it, even the simplest books. Tremendous progress. Reporter curtis crum retired as a teacher, only to become a tutor three years ago. Seems like light comes on and all of a sudden, you know, kids go through all these flash cards with no problem at all. Reporter students like carolina bedoy. When i first went to second grade, i was in level f. But then i went all the way to k and l. Reporter by the end of the school year, each student gets to write his own short story. Besides having their own stories that have been printed up into this booklet, when the students finish their tutoring program, they get to come pick out two other books that they get to take home and keep. For randy, theres satisfaction in seeing his Career Change pay off. 70 of our kids who go through the program for the entire year will advance by at least two and sometimes three grade levels by the end of the school year. Thats very fulfilling. Reporter so for helping second graders read to their potential and beyond, this weeks jefferson award in the bay area goes to randy roth. Allen martin, kpix 5. Volunteers are always needed. If you want to get involved, connect with the Network Using the link in our story posted online at website online, cbssf. Com hero. Well be right back. upbeat music [voiceover] you are San Francisco. Weve been with you from the beginning. Weve seen each other through good times and bad. Sickness and health. Were with you San Francisco, and you bring out the best in us. Care. Zuckerberg San FranciscoGeneral Hospital and trauma center. Were almost there, any weekend plans. Yeah. We have the San Francisco celebration, temperature in the 70s. Have a great day. 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