>> the growing calls for a san jose council member to step down. >> he's unable to talk, essentially is going to be confined to his body, which is its own physical prison. >> a man left in encampment good afternoon and thanks for joining us. >> i'm larry beil and i'm kristen sze. but budget

deficit. and despite efforts to use the oakland coliseum sale to shore up finances >> abc seven news reporter anser hassan has been followtsg are already underway. budget cuts estimated at $63 milon to 3 million, we're going to have to reopen our budget to make more cuts beyond that. >> oakla sety expenditures. in june, city council police and fire. travel.eard today that begun whe

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offset budget cuts, and so we could reduce tho we could be dealing with a 16 million deficit versus 71 million. the next budget meetiny council member omar torres fro e beginning of today's meeting. torres text messages. the council cannot remove torres wie situation we're in. it's not fair tthuso e esmms coowunner in the district. i believe councilmember torres is holding his seat hostage and denying representation to the 100,000 residents of district three. we've allabsence due to illnesse

up and was granted. some other san takes over next monday, and one of the challenges he's facing is >> part of the reason we have recruitment and retention issues is because we haven't changed our standards. we haven't lowered our standards. if someone isn't doing the job in the way that they're supposed to, if someone shouldn't be here in the first place, they're notn of claims it all started bfficto wd in april at a park faison

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running out with my two year old child in her arms. >>fo his 13 year old daughter alyssa, screaming for help, this situation could have been much worse. >> that girl is one of the bravest if she didn't trust her gut instincts and have been burned. we would havanbea homele hoa president says they have complained about this problem for years, illustrated by this g struggle of just getting help. you know, we are seeing petty

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saturday. >> the groups work tirelessly to increase voter is collarective voice and theirdat. former president donald trump held a roundtable tuesday at a latino summit in miami. the same day vice president kamala harris had an inteiendidate can make some headway with major racial and ethnic group. that group, a very>>ivenezueland to be more more republican. mexicans and puerto ricansend to be more course, there's all sorts of other differences within that that older cubans are very distinct from youngerin

voter turnout requires much more. >> sometimes hearing from candidates directly isn't the right we're trying to do as trusted, community based organizations and leaders that work with our community year round, we are trying to make sure that we're connecting with them, that they're listening to trusted voices that look like them, that have shareexrices that understand where they're comingt chavez, lopez says, worth it. >> we just want to make sure that we're unlocking, unlocking the power of our community because we are so powerful and we're so excited to see who turns out this november in the south bay. >> zach fuentes, abc seven news should san francisco raise taxes on rideshare companies like uben more revenue for public transportation. abc seven news reporter monica madden spok

never heard of proposition l, but it couldow much it costs, whether it's by o see people out and about downtown. >> i take t? >> primarily getting to work for congestion management and climate we really need to be gog all in on muni. >> public transit advocates say. >> i would be concerned about that. that would pretty dramatically i

for rideshare businesses, and e funding at muni needs long ten't actually address long term deficit issues with muni, and that it will franciscans, who rely on apps like uber and lyft. in a statement to abc seven, a spokesperson with the no on l campaign said, quote, there is no required accountability for the new tax and there are no quantifiable goals, objectives or benchmarks for muni to hit. the new tax will simply go into the black holedecit. if prop l passes, it companies like uber. whether they pass on those costs to riders or not to taxic pay a

per ride tax if the ride starts in san francisco. so supporters are estimating this would be >> all right. monica. thank you. now to proposition 34, which critics are calling the revenge ballderstand prop 34,ed toat its connected to prop 33. >> proposition 33 intrinsicay providers to spendth than direct patient care, and that own and operate

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menlo park and banged on the door. here's what happened. >> i seen it happen she was tricked into giving a hacker control of her facebook page. >> i thought i was talking the l and password to pretended to be, sending messages to all of my friends saying i need that don't exist. >> he was selling a car, selling all my dad's thing s for you. >> worst a of all, she and her husband lost access to years of memories. >> when we gng we met from, you know, raising kids just vanished. >> tova tried to to the imposte.

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meta, verified, a concierge style service meant to protect and authenticate mainly high >> you shouldn't have to pay moneto it got me right in. instead of a machine spitting, this automated c rt. e wrote hi tova, this typed my facebook got hacked. the agent replied, that sounds really frustrating. please b re. >> the agent gave her updates on her case. then hours later,

back. >> yet the couple says meta shouldn't be charging money to fix problems, and some critics agree individual users shou havy that should be baked into ceo of the identity theft resource cter. problem and theng responded to such criticism in a blog post, saying, walre accesso customer supportors as significant amount of money for the ridgeways, it was an expedient . >> tova says she intends if youe had a problem with an account

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stay with us for abc seven news at 11. a pilot program trying to build a businesses in one city committed to reusing the abc seven news reporter tim johns in the north bay, with thehe city ha been gin

these purple reusable cups to give their customers, which they oty,r da d then sanitized, and then t >> the program began ieay months alone. >> that's,really close to threee course of two months, which is amazing. that's a lotns of as ds

success. >> but it does give you like an. >> once it's over, data from the it will eventually come back on a permanent basis. replicated as the now. >> city officials say even after the program is the ceeoups. they may have. in petaluma, tim johns abc abc seven

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