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overhead as officers are getting ready honor one of their own. the procession is set to begin within the hour to pay tribute to fallen officer michael katherman. a police motorcade will be escorting his body to the darling fisher chapel of the hills in los gatos. this is a look at the starting point of the procession where officers are arriving to pay their respects. you can see many officers out there, many vehicles, as well. earlier this morning, we were there as officers were polishing their motorcycles getting ready for the procession. officer michael katherman was an 11-year veteran of the force. he was on patrol tuesday when a minivan crashed into his motorcycle killing him. he is the second motorcycle officer in san francisco. jpd history to be killed while on duty. katherman was 34 years old. he leaves behind a wife and two young boys. new at noon, a san francisco city leader is introducing a carrot and stick

approach to rein in excessive force by the police department. kiet do reports. >> reporter: on the steps of san francisco city hall, supervisor john avalos has a bold plan to light a $200 million fire under san francisco police to spark reform. what is it about money that gets people's attention? >> money is the ability to carry out work. if you don't get funding in your budget to pay officers, then you cannot pay officers. >> reporter: sfpd has come under public pressure after a series of officer involved fatal shootings one of which involved a man who officers shot and killed second after arriving on the scene. avalos along with a half dozen community activist groups propose new reforms and more accountability, quarterly reports on data, metrics and increased transparency. >> when it comes to gathering the data, monitoring the data, effectively using the data to weed out abusive officers, it could very well be that the

lives of so many people like emil carr and luis are at stick. >> our "use of force" policy must get in alignment with san francisco's values. >> reporter: the proposal would put $200 million, about a third of the police budget, into reserve. if certain benchmark reforms aren't met on time the money is frozen until they are. what do you stay to critics who say that this is like cutting your nose off to spite the face? >> this is actually putting in place clear standards and clear metrics about how we are going to hold the department accountable for the changes they promise to make for years and haven't made. i'm not going to be part of being fooled again when i'm told over and over again that we're making these changes happen and we see another person get killed on our streets. >> reporter: the supervisor is giving this a 75% chance of passing but first it has to get out of the budget and finance committee and then on to the full board sometime in july. in san francisco, kiet do, kpix 5. another big shake-up at the oakland police department. the mayor has dismissed the interim chief after less than a

week on the job. kpix 5 reporter anne makovec on the scramble to find yet another replacement. >> reporter: the oakland police department has had six chiefs in the last seven years. and three in just the past week. the nationwide search for a permanent chief is now under way. >> i'm focused now on the next few days. >> reporter: that's oakland's new acting interim police chief paul figueroa who was surprised by his sudden appointment. the last one ben fairow was forced out after less than a week as oakland's top cop. his tenure comes amid a growing scandal in the opd several officers accused of having sex with a teenaged girl and fairow had an extramarital affair while he was married more than a decade ago. bart says it doesn't preclude him from serving as a sworn law enforcement officer. so fairow is now back to being

a deputy chief with the bart police. >> so i own the mistake i made and the important thing is that i'm fixing it. >> reporter: mayor libby schaaf admits fairow was not fely investigated in the rush to appoint a chief after sean whent was fired. >> it doesn't seem like there's any light at the end of the tunnel. >> reporter: council members say they have been left in the dark about the whole thing. >> everything that's been going on, since the story broke, has been embarrassing. the question, how much more embarrassing can it get? >> as mayor i need to have confidence that the leader of this department can be 100% effective at leading cultural change based on the current allegations that we take extremely seriously. >> reporter: figueroa will serve as acting chief until the city finds an external candidate to serve as interim chief. live in the newsroom, anne makovec, kpix 5.

>> that sex scandal continues to grow. an inspector in the alameda county district attorney's office is on leave. a source says it stems from crude comments on a facebook page. the d.a. says, quote, we do not and will not turn a blind eye to human trafficking or the sexual exploitation of a minor whether the offender is a civilian or a law enforcement officer. new at noon, a palo alto high school biology teacher is behind bars. police say that he committed sex crimes against one of his students after the end of the school year. police arrested 46-year-old ronnie farrell last night after dispatchers received a call from a parent that their 15- year-old daughter had been assaulted. farrell has been booked into the santa clara county main jail for four felonies including child molestation. opening statements are set to begin today in the criminal trial against pg&e. the company is fighting a laundry list of charges including poor recordkeeping and shoddy maintenance of its pipelines. pg&e is also charged with obstructing justice that

allegedly hampered the efforts of ntsb investigators who were probing the san bruno blast in 2010. eight people were killed and 38 homes were destroyed in the explosion. president obama and vice president joe biden are in orlando right now to console those mourning the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history. air force one landed at orlando international airport this morning. the president plans to meet with families of the victims, survivors and first responders. 23 people wounded in the nightclub attack in orlando are still recovering at a hospital. six are still in critical condition. 50 people including the gunman were killed when omar mateen opened fire inside the pulse nightclub early sunday. motive still unknown. investigators and lawmakers are digging into the killer's use of social media. it is believed that at least five facebook accounts were associated with the 29-year- old. in one post just before the attack, he raged about the, quote, filthy ways of the west.

homeland security sent a letter to mark zuckerberg asking the company to help investigators as they try to figure out why the shooter picture the gay nightclub for his killing spree. several memorials are set up in orlando and across the nation. one woman fought back tears as she placed notes and flowers at the site. and some vigils tonight in the bay area to remember those killed in orlando. one in san jose starts at 5:30 at seiu local 521 union hall on zanker road. another in oakland starts at 7 p.m. at st. columba catholic church the california state legislature approved a massive new budget plan. in sacramento, lawmakers signed off on a $122.5 billion budget that will fund safety net programs and add $2 billion to reserve funds. governor brown helped negotiate the deal which will help alleviate the effects of poverty on children. the warriors are looking to repeat history tonight by closing out the nba finals in cleveland.

here in the bay area, fans will show their strength in numbers at a watch party at oracle arena. tickets are sold out. by the way, june 16 is already a lucky day for the "dubs." the team won the 2015 nba championship in cleveland exactly one year today. game 6 starts about 6 p.m. a live look now outside, this is from our mount vaca camera, lots of clouds out there and some rain expected in the bay area today. let's get right over to roberta gonzales and, ro, sprinkles, right, that's a scientific term? >> it is! so is smattering. we have a smattering of showers in the north bay this morning. hi, everybody! let's fire up our live hi-def doppler radar. you just saw the view from mount vaca. that is where our hi-def doppler radar is located. and you see that we have some very light precipitation right there across the north bay just outside of healdsburg also around the ukiah area. the precipitation is light and moving in from the west and lift northeast. that's our live weather camera

looking at the north bay. we have increasing winds. we'll talk about that and the conditions this weekend coming up later in this newscast. a wildfire burns out of control in a remote area along the california coast forcing hundreds of evacuations. the efforts under way to protect against the flames. >> showdown in the senate. a debate over gun control drags on for nearly 15 hours. at issue, a bill to ban people on the terrorist watch list from buying guns. concerns from both sides of the aisle and the fbi next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

santa barbara county. the so-called "sherpa fire" started yesterday afternoon. a wildfire fueled by strong winds is out of control in santa barbara county. the sherpa fire started yesterday afternoon. since then more than 100,000

acres have burned in refugio canyon. mandatory evacuations are in effect for hundreds of people in three canyons. >> we have never been evacuated so it's pretty scary. >> firefighters say that the area is pretty sparsely populated and that the fire is moving towards the ocean. no injuries have been reported. no word on the amount of containment. congress is taking up gun control measures this after the orlando shooter bought firearms to carry out his attack even though he was twice on the terror watch list. adam may is only capitol hill with a length think measure one senator took to push for the bill. >> i have had enough. >> reporter: senator chris murphy stood on the senate floor for nearly 15 hours asking congress to take up stricter gun control measures. >> i have enough of inaction in this body. >> reporter: murphy is calling for a vote on two pieces of legislation. the first would prevent people on the "no fly" list or the fbi's terror watch list from

buying guns. the second would require background checks for firearms sold online or at gun shows. he finally stopped at 2 a.m. when he got some indications his amendments might get a vote. >> we hope to get it this week or next week. >> reporter: republicans said it delayed votes on the amendment. >> we don't need more campaign talk-a-thons like we witnessed yesterday preventing us from actually voting. >> reporter: the texas senator voiced his disapproval on twitter. how can it be that so many senate democrats are willing to denny american their constitutional right without evidence and due process of law? >> reporter: cornyn proposed a bill to require the fbi to get a court order to block someone on the terror watch list from buying a gun. >> it would give the justice department the ability to prevent known or suspected terrorists from purchasing firearms. it will protect the constitutional rights of all americans. >> reporter: a vote on the

amendment are expected next week. adam may, cbs news, capitol hill. >> fbi director james comey has also raised a concern about the democratic proposal. he says it could tip off terrorists that they are under suspicion. president obama is heading to yosemite national park tomorrow. he and the first family will join others in celebrating the 100th anniversary of the creation of america's national park system. the obamas will spend father's day weekend in both yosemite and carlsbad caverns national parks. this weekend is a good time for the park. >> it's amazing. we are going to be entering a gradual warming trend. this weekend will be spectacular for any outdoor activities including barbecuing with dad. minute map rainfall to the north. that's where it will stay. this is the view looking north from sutro tower over the golden gate bridge in the marin

headlands. mostly cloudy skies there. 60s and low 70s. dana our weather watcher in novato says, boy, different day, the wind are from the east, it's rare. and you're right. the winds have been variable, dana, all day so far. west-northwest 10 in san francisco. west in oakland. then we go up stream to novato south-southeast at 6. the winds increase during the afternoon up to 20 miles per hour. bottom line, not everyone will see rain today only the north bay. otherwise, lots of clear skies in the san jose area. winds pick up with spotty showers in the north bay this afternoon. this area of low pressure is breezing through and falling apart. this is our futurecast. you can see by this time tomorrow, we are talking about partly sunny to partly cloudy conditions. so with this current area of low pressure barely two-tenths inch in santa rosa. that's okay. goose eggs for just about everyone else.

after today, high pressure is expanding. it will strengthen and the end result, triple digits very close to it by tuesday. tonight the sun sets and the skies gradually thin out of the clouds partly cloudy. today's high temperatures 60s and low and mid-70s below average inland. you see the gradual warming until there you have it by tuesday, 98 degrees inland. summer arrives on monday and with it the blast of warmer conditions. >> yeah. >> awesome. >> changes just like that. >> all right. let's take a look at the big board and see if there are any changes there. started off slow this morning. but the dow is up about 72 points. we'll be right back. we've been with you from the beginning. we've seen each other through good times and bad. sickness and health. we're with you san francisco, and you bring out the best in us.

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to help, she rounds up fellow volunteers at the mid-peninsula boys & girls club in san mateo. isabela has collected hundreds of donated clothes, books and supplies for homeless filipino children she met at the house of love orphanage in quezon city and for schools in pasig city. >> super energetic, super rowdy and super loud; but honestly, every minute was worth it. >> reporter: isabela has also used what she learned in the philippines to encourage other teenagers to make the most of their community service. >> i am blown away. >> reporter: erica, team coordinator at the boys & girls club, says isabela teaches how to recruit volunteers and fundraise. >> to see her teaching 40 people in a classroom on marketing, you know, who does that? >> these are going to go to the middle schoolers. >> reporter: here, isabela has volunteers writing to filipino children in tagalog; but she also plans other events in san mateo county, from spelling bees to field days for special needs kids. >> i'm not the best at school.

i'm not like the best in sports. but i feel like here, this is where i can let kind of my other skills shine. >> reporter: and 7th grader cheyenne reese takes note. >> she cares about other people from other places, which is a good example for us, too, which makes us want to do more for other children outside of the united states. >> reporter: so for serving children in the philippines and on the peninsula, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to isabela acenas. sharon chin, kpix 5. >> tonight, the jefferson awards foundation will recognize regional winners from across the country with a gala in washington, d.c. san jose winner john hogan represents the bay area. hogan founded teenforce to prepare young people for the workforce and match them with the right jobs. also, san francisco's el camino high school is attending as the area's top school for the

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