victory... in the san francisco mayor's race. live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> today, london breed claims victory in the san francisco

mayor's race. anci the future mayor made her victory speech here at her alma >> good afternoon. i am kenny choi. >> and i am michelle griego. anne makovec tells us briede suppose -- chose a special place to celebrate. >> reporter: the future mayor made her victory speech here at her alma mater, rosa parks elementary school in san francisco. >> today, we show the next generation of young people. many of them sitting -- we show the next generation of young people, many of them sitting in this front row, that anything is possible. >> reporter: a weak and two days after election day, board of supervisors president london breed is looking toward the future after her final opponent mark leno conceded the race. the 43-year-old san francisco native is almost sure to be mayor. the first african-american woman and second woman ever in the city.

>> i never thought the opportunity, to be mayor of a -- the city and county of san francisco was ever possible. >> reporter: in the basement of city hall today, the vote counting continues although it's highly unlikely there is any outcome in this race besides a victory for briede. one of her first priorities? helping the homeless with safe injection sites, and building more housing. >> it is about making sure that the decisions we made today have a positive impact on the next generation of young people growing up in san francisco right now, in all of its neighborhoods. scheduled to be sworn in on july 11th at city hall. >> reporter: one of the first big decisions briede has to make is who will take her spot on the board of supervisors. she said that is a discussion for another day. anne makovec, kpix 5. itrage this morning around 8:15 am on glenside drive. any structural damage. firefighters extracted the

driver from the car and he was taken to the hospital. these our pictures from inside. somehow, they tell us the wine bottles under there are still on -- still intact. no word if anyone was in the house at the time of the crash. sheriffs are warning people to lock your doors after three teenagers escaped the log cabin ranch, a detention facility in la honda. n th r they are still searching for trevor portillo, who was in custody on weapons and robbery charges. debt relief is on the way for thousands of students robbed of their anmoney. the state attorney general made that announcement in san francisco. jackie ward is there. luding a little more than 7-thousand across the bay area. in this settlement, "balboa student loan trust" will now provide 67-million dollars in debt forgiveness. the california department of justice found that balboa was using illegal debt collecting practices .. and those actions will now stop immediatel be forgiven >> reporter: this is great news for tens of thousands of students who attended corinthian colleges in california, and now will be

getting some money back. we are just about a mile from one of those carinthia colleges. .. because the d-o-e unexpectedly halted this operation when president trump took office. becerra says students are eligible for relief because corinthian defrauded them in violation of california's consumer protection laws .. and calls what devos is doing quote: unconscionable. w devos we are outside the attorney general's office. about 35 through -- 35,000 students across the state will receive debt relief. in the settlement, balboa loan trust will provide $66 million in debt forgiveness. the california department of justice found balboa was using illegally -- illegal that practice -- practices. soon, students will receive letters saying balboa must refund all payments made by th ,000. >> clearo nthia colleges did has been a soap opera. but unfortunately there are a lot of victims in this soap opera. >> reporter:

this is separate from the lawsuit that becerra's office filed against the department of education and its secretary betsy devos. thousands of students have been waiting months for their federal debt relief claims to be processed because the d.o.e. unexpectedly halted this operation when president donald trump took office. becerra says students are eligible for relief because carinthia defrauded them. he calls what betsy devos is doing, "unconscionable" so now he says it's betsy devos's turn to provide federal student relief and do what he says is the right thing. jackie ward, kpix 5. the lawsuit claims the "donald j. trump foundation" engaged in "persistent illegal conduct" for more than a decade. it accuses the trumps of using charity funds to pay legal settlements, and violating new york state ru the state of new york is suing president donald trump and his children over there charitable foundation. the lawsuit claims the donald j. trump foundation engaged in persistent illegal conduct for more than a decade, accusing the trumps of using charity funds to pay legal settlements and violating new york state laws governing nonprofits. the president is firing back.

in a tweet, "these sleazy new york democrats are doing everything they can to see me on a foundation that took $18 million in e-mail. as nikki battiste explains, the report takes aim at "both" former f.b.i. director james comey and former attorney general loretta lynch. and gave to charity more than it took in. i won't settle this case. a new report from the inspector general criticizing the fbi's investigation into hillary clinton's email. as nikki batiste explains, it takes aim at both former fbi director james comey and former attorney general loretta lynch.g report will describe former fbi director james comey as insubordinate in the hillary clinton email investigation. in july 2016, comey announced his recommendation against criminally charge in clinton for using a private email server while she was secretary of state. just days before the presidential election, comey told congress the investigation was being revived because of newly discovered emails.

president donald trump fired comey last year, initially saying it was because of his handling of the clinton investigation, but later linked it to the russian meddling election probe. members of key house and senate committees along with president donald trump received briefings on the more than 500 page report before its official release. sources tell cbs news, it accuses former attorney general loretta lynch of weak leadership. >> i was arriving when he was leaving. >> reporter: lynch faced widespread criticism for an impromptu meeting on the tarmac initiated by former president bill clinton during the final days of the email investigation. today's report is expected to reignite the debate about whether the fbi's actions may have cost hillary clinton the presidency. nikki but hit -- nikki batiste, cbs news, capitol hill. according to the washington post, created the e- cigarette juul... is responding for the first time... about targeting teens. and one of t comey also used his own personal email account on five occasions for official government business. coming up, the bay area company that created the e- cigarette juul is responding to

one of the oldest sequoia gross ready to reopen in yosemite. that marine layer breaking up nicely. our temperatures are cooler. we will talk about what to expect as we get closer and closer to the weekend. company that makes the e-

intended to get kids hooked on the product... the e-cig, that looks like a flash drive, and comes in different flavors, has become popular with teens. some post images of themselves, on social media, "juuling." the company's ea " blamed for e the san francisco company that makes the juul says it never intended to get kids hooked on the product. the e-cigarette that looks like a flash drive and comes in different flavors has beco popular with teens.

some post images of themselves on social media called juuling. advertising is blamed for enticing young people to try it. juul insists its product was takes icism riously. it's also working with social media platforms to remove images >> it's a combination of the company was very small and the product took off very fast. and we had to scale back everything in the company, extremely quickly. we are still frankly working on it today. >> juul says it plans to spend $30 million on youth prevention programs and is working with social media platforms to remove images of teens using this product. french authorities taking steps to protect its most treasured landmark. workers began installing a 10 foot high security wall around the eiffel tower. two of the sites will include transparent, bulletproof glass so as not to spoil the view and bollards surrounding the power -- power to protect nst uck trs...

reporter john blackstone gives us a preview. it would seem hard to improve on monument in the world attracting 7 million tourists a year. an attraction opens at one of america's greatest treasures tomorrow. >> yosemite is opening a growth containing some of the world's oldest and largest sequoia trees. john blackstone gives us a preview. >> reporter: it would seem hard to improve on the grandeur of you -- yosemite national park, a place that attracts about 4 million visitors a year. but for three years, one of the park's natural wonders has been closed to the public, while it underwent a makeover. to provide a better view of giant sequoias. trees that can grow more than 250 feet tall. here in yosemite national park, the mariposa grove has trees so big it's hard to fit them all in our picture. but a $40 million restoration project is making it better than ever to see these trees in person. how is this different than what was here four years ago?

>> where we are right now, there was a diesel fuel station for the trams. >> reporter: the goal was to take out many modern additions returning the grow to a more natural state, removing pavement and parking lots, restoring streams and wetlands, and minimizing the damage from cars and people, getting too close. >> you can see people have, to this tree before and have felt the bark, maybe pulled some off. >> reporter: sue beatty a recreational ecologist helped plan the makeover including defenses to protect the bark from too many hands and raised walkways to protect their routes from too many feet. >> all those footsteps would compact the soil around those trees, and the roots are very shallow so if you compact the soil, they are not able to grab the water and nutrients they need. >> reporter: the latest steps were being completed just in time for today's ribbon-cutting but while workers were taking

care of details on the ground, visitors will be looking up, way up. john blackstone in the mariposa grove, yosemite national park. >> the yosemite conservancy raised $20 million for the restoration of the growth. the national park service put in another hs. this is the 211th $20 million. two nasa astronaut -- astronauts are in the middle of a spacewalk installing high- definition cameras to the front of the iss. they will be used to provide sharper images of commercial crew capsules docking in coming months. and will love this is the 211th spacewalk since construction of the iss began 20 years ago. a new ride for thrill seekers in the south bay. great america debuting the rail laser. it's the first rail steel coaster on the west and speed junkies will love the ride. it can reach up to 52 miles per hour, and takes a 90 degree drop, so plenty of screams to come this summer. >> looks like a lot of fun. and a few miles away, this

one for sports fans, a vahe -- avaya stadium opened. the san jose earthquakes will show every match there. you do have to rsvp on their website tonight but it's -- but it is a free grand opening. >> and you get to watch soccer almost like you are playing it. but alongside other fans. it's a good time. today, the weather just right to be outside. the marine layer burned off pretty good. we are just seeing a little bit hovering over ocean beach. just past cedro tower. other than that, it's looking pretty clear for most of the bay area. it definitely came in pretty thick for oakland and san francisco this morning. a sign of cooler weather. 59 degrees in san francisco and conquered as warm at 76 degrees. oakland 63 degrees. that on shore breeze is keeping us cool. look e rar showing rine layer m

back and burning off. pretty soon, it will be long gone. tomorrow, we may see a repeat because we have west winds pushing and that on shore breeze and that's what pushes in those coastal clouds and keeps us cooler. today, you will notice temperatures cooler than yesterday for the a's game. it's just right. sunny and 70 degrees. a slight breeze in oakland at around 15 miles per hour, and first pitch is happening here in about 15 minutes. 83 degrees for the high. 82 sunnyvale, and morgan hill, 84 so upper 70s, mid 80s. that's not bad for inland locations feeling pretty comfortable. mid 80s walnut creek and danville. antioch may reach the low 90s. concord ninety six yesterday. that will not happen today. dropping about 10 degrees sausalito 90 degrees today, one in napa and sonoma, mid-80s. oi

to happen with tropical storm bud. tropical storm bud is coming from baja into the united states. the desert southwest by this weekend expecting plenty of rain showers through arizona, colorado, utah, new mexico, southern california with a little bit of rain as well. it's basically going to not allow this low to bring us any rain. what we will see is cooler temperatures through the weekend and then we warm up for next week. it looks like a pretty good father's day on sunday. we will be right back after the break. the sunrise sunset report sponsored by kelly more paints. go where the pros go. kelly moore, the painter's paint store.

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outdoors but people may not realize... oakland has wildland parks offering an escape from urban life. kpix 5's sharon chin reports, this week's jefferson award winner works hard to keep them in good shape. the bay area offers plenty of opportunities to enjoy the outdoors, but people may not realize oakland has wildland parks offering an escape from urban life. >> this week's jefferson award winner works hard to keep them in shape. >> reporter: under towering read words -- redwoods, gabriel robbins often rides his bike. >> there's no litter. it's like freshly maintained. >> reporter: thanks to more than 60 volunteers with park patrol led by cofounder st dotson. . >> it's really become a force to keep ogram with oakland trai, a nonprofit that partners with other community groups and the

city of oakland to maintain and improve three wildland parks. joaquin miller, diamond canyon and leona heights. volunteers like chris cook install a post to keep people on the trail and away from the rare plants. >> he is a role model to all of us. he has committed to making this the best park it can be for the community. >> reporter: stan trains park patrol for a variety of roles. they reroute trails, improve drainage and welcome park visitors. a big part of stan's mission is letting people know the parks exist. he has produced two documentaries that showcase oakland's wildland parks and has led free tours since 2010. >> every hiking tour, there was someone who wo ts neighborhood 20 years and i had no idea this was at my backyard. >> reporter: he rewards on tears with page -- with pastries from the bakery

>> it gives me a chance to recharge my batteries. donations.. to pay for too >> reporter: so by maintaining the parks, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to stan dotson. sharon chin, kpix 5. >> stan raise money through corporate donations to pay for tools and materials. you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at www.cbssf.com/euro.

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- ziggy marley - m. ward ronettes eastern grove festival kicks off this week. joining us now is its executive director bob fielr. >> such a fun event. this has been going on for a very long time. >> it's truly a special tradition. we are entering our 81st season. >> and no matter your taste in music, you have a diverse lineup. >> yeah, we have something for everyone from scitar to symphony, rock to reggae. our artists have won over 20 grammies and we have a rock 'n roll hall of famer. international artists making their u.s. debut. it's just a terrific lineup this year. >> and ziggy marley as part of the lineup which is pretty awesome. >> and we have some of the aspirin of legends. >> alfree. >> totally free. this day and age i think that's

a really special thing. we offer people a chance to be spectacular venue and listen to world-class music. all of it. >> we fund raise all year long to bring this gift to the people of san francisco and people donate at the shows. that makes a big difference and brings it to life. it's a community festival. >> there is reserve seating but it's mostly first-come first- served. any tips? >> you want to come out early if you want a good seat but no matter when you come, we've got a space for you. >> sundays at 2:00 all the way through august 19. s a 3-d printer in space! >> grab a picnic blanket and come on out. >> it's so much fun. thank you so much. ternational space station. that story and more at five. that's it for k-p- i- a bay area company puts a 3- d printer in space. how it will change the way astronauts work on the international space station. that and more coming up at 5:00. >> that venue looked amazing

with the trees and the music. are going to do one this year two. we have to figure out which one. >> there is too many to choose from. that does it for us here at kpix 5 at noon. >> our next newscast is at 5:00. enjoy the day everyone.

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