live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> at 12:00 noon, a unique project in the san francisco presidio. the goal to bring more green space to the area. good afternoon, everyone. i am michelle griego. >> and i am kenny choi. a big project kicked off on top of the presidio tunnel with the blessings of house speaker nancy pelosi and kpix 5's an of vic is there. >> reporter: this area behind me is going to look different as we begin the second phase of a massive development project. by 2021 this is what 14 acres of land between crissy field and the presidio will look like.

tunnel top spark with overlooks of the golden gate bridge garden and food and services. developer say it will be a must- see stop for visitors from around the world. >> the location is the geographical center for san francisco and a forever place in a timeless place. >> reporter: the first phase started two years ago when caltrans had to create a slope down to crissy field and then the presidio trust added thousands of plants. house speaker nancy pelosi expressed her own pride. >> whatever title you want to give me is okay. no title is better than being the representative of san francisco, california. >> reporter: most of the funding so far has come from the golden gate national parks conservancy raising $87 million for this unique undertaking.

>> there are challenges like making sure that the park will not be too heavy and making sure you have the right kinds of plans so that they will be able to grow over the freeway. >> reporter: they still need 11 million more dollars and it starts in 2020. in the san francisco presidio, anne makovec, kpix 5 . california's attorney general is gearing up to fight for daca and he says it is about public safety for dreamers and the community. >> ending daca would make daca recipients less likely to be willing to report crime as witnesses or as victims. >> speaking in the last 30 minutes he says the trump administration broke the law

when it decided in 2017 to phase out the program which provides renewable immigration and work protection to people brought into the united states supreme court will hear arguments in the case and lower courts have issued injunctions forcing the government to continue to allow renewals. a 16-year-old boy is under arrest in connection with a shooting that left a 17-year- old girl dead and another injured in antioch there were in a car near la jolla drive tuesday night what happened and shots rang out during a drug deal and the victims drove themselves to the hospital where the girl died and the 17- year-old boy survived. the suspect was arrested in oakley and it marks the 10th the homicide of the year in antioch. a live look outside now in the bay area fog continues into the afternoon with visibility tough all day in you can see the fog in many areas and mary

lee will have your full forecast for thursday and beyond in just a few minutes . anrefiters m to get adre. today was the target date according to cal fire, but it announced 100% containmentd 174 since the fire started october 23. right now shares of pg&e are dropping after the company reported $1.62 billion in third- quarter losses. part of that is related to claims linked to previous wildfires and not the kincade fire. at last checked the pg&e stock was down 14%. tomorrow is one year since the start of the camp fire in butte county which investigators determined was sparked by the pg&e transmission lines in the area. change could be on the way for facebook. there considering changes to

current policy exploring limiting how ads can be margaret targeted tweaking the design so that they are more labeled and including more information about political advertisers. facebook has been criticized for not backtracking ads but that policy was not listed among those considered. last week twitter announced it would ban all political ads on its website. u.s. stocks are climbing in reaction to news that china and the united states have made progress in trade were negotiations and you can see the dow jones is up 211 points and skyler henry has the latest from wall street. >> reporter: the dow jones got off to a strong start tuesday following the china announcement it had agreed with the united states to gradually ease tariffs on exports. >> it is unlikely to be a massive change, but it will put to rest a lot of anxiety around

escalating tariffs . >> reporter: a spokesperson for the chinese commerce ministry said they agreed to hold back tariffs in phases. it has been a top concern for investors and both sides have reason to reach a partial agreement. president trump is heading into an election year and the thursday announcement is seen as a step in the right direction. >> what i do not think we are going to get is what the united states really wanted, which was an acknowledgment that u.s. companies are operating at an unfair advantage in china because in order to do business in china a u.s. company either has to partner with a chinese company or the use company has to hand over its intellectual property. >> reporter: both sides continue to negotiate when a phase i deal will be signed. skyler henry , cbs news, wall street. in southern california these are pictures over a plane crash in san bernardino county.

you can see some of the smoke from the top of the roof and this plane smashed in the town of upland. no immediate word on injuries or fatalities right now. in your judge just order president trump to pay $2 million to settle a lawsuit alleging he misused his charitable foundation to further his political interest and he also approved an agreement to close the trump foundation and distribute $1.7 million in remaining funds to other nonprofits. vice presidential aide jennifer williams who was on the president's call to ukraine arrived on capitol hill this morning to testify behind closed doors but john bolton was a no-show. other witnesses have testified bolton was so concerned by the efforts to press ukraine to investigate rivals that he called it a drug deal.

at least five witnesses have said they believe that there was a quid pro quo connecting military aid to ukraine with the investigation of the energy company where the son of joe biden served on the board. the house convenes a public impeachment hearing next wednesday. cbs news has confirmed a washington post report for william barr to hold a press card declined he broke no laws but president trump has denied it. he said the post made up the story and he bashed the media last night. should landlords be required to disclose their finances if they want their tenants to pay off their debt? small property owners say the ability to pass on this debt is what keeps them afloat. it is meant to protect mom and pop landlords who reasonably rely on passing on their debt to stay in business but it's

large corporate landlords have been passing on debt pushing fixed income tenants out of san francisco. >> i do not know where i'm going to go because i've been my whole adult life in san franciscor a hardship exemption if they cannot afford to pay a rent increase and the board wants to flip back and forth landlords to disclose the finances to prove they need to pass the debt on. multiple tenants have said they can pay the increase for now but if it continues they would have to move that we want to hear your housing story an idea. send them to project home and you can see all of our special reports on www.kpix.com. the man at the center of a heart falling fall and rescue at the b.a.r.t. station speaking out. b.a.r.t. surveillance captured rayshad jackson falling on sunday and he said he had been drinking during the raiders game and was distracted on the phone when he

stepped over the safety strip and fell and that is when b.a.r.t. supervisor john o'connor pulled him back up . >> he was sitting about right there. so i took a step back and he put his hand out and so i just helped him up. that is when i gave him a hug. it was like dude, you almost didn't make it. >> i told him i grateful i am. he is my hero. you saved my life. i would not be here if it wasn't for him. >> o'connor will be honored later today at the raiders game. still had, a new venture for a popular food truck business. >> reporter: the first location here in the mission is finally open pick you might have to wait a while to get the burrito that it is worth it. we are finally starting to see the skies clear and the

ogburn off. here is a live look at the salesforce tower, we can see the sunshine we will talk about the rest of our thursday in a warm-up that is on the way coming up.

you may have seen the trucks around san francisco and now it is the plunge into the city's ultracompetitive restaurant world and kpix 5's jackie ward is at the mission for the opening day of its first brick-and-mortar location . truck usually we hear the opposite of a brick and mortar turning to a food truck but this is the food truck business going brick-and-mortar. i really wish that smelling television was anything right now because it is just ridiculously good smelling in here between the tostadas and everything that we got a sneak peek of everything yesterday that the line stretched down the block towards 21st moments before the doors opened. >> i just came by to see. truck from outside you could smell

what made this filipina mexican cuisine a favorite in san francisco. >> i came here to try out the new food and i definitely wanted to try the crunchy rap. i have a place and this is right down the street from where i live. >> reporter: six of their food trucks have become a lunch and a dinner staple. >> going into the food truck was a little bit less risky and no one had ever heard of a filipino and mexican infusion. >> reporter: they said this is partially give them the confidence despite being committed to a lease and paying rent. this 800 square foot space will become what owners hope it is an elevated experience. as a san francisco

native he wanted to make sure that his local roots were highlighted here which is painted by this local artist. >> we just wanted to do something here in san francisco >> reporter: if you want to be one of the first here on opening day you have just about nine hours left to get down here to valencia and 21st. they are open until 9:00 tonight. jackie ward, kpix 5 . >> she got the lucky assignment today. a sonoma county winery is in the middle of a rebound. paradise ridge was decimated in 2017 and now the winery is getting help from farm animals, insects, and girl scouts as they continue to rebuild. >> when a bounces back you will have a nice and healthy ecosystem.

>> we want people to see resilience, strength, and sustainability. >> you can see our report tonight on the kpix 5 news at 7:00. we are following breaking news right now and iron horse middle school in san ramon is on lockdown after graffiti was found threatening a school shooting this is a look at the scene where you can see police vehicles. police do not believe that the campus is in danger but they have a locked down out of extreme caution that they will have an increased presence on campus all day long. we will continue to bring you updates as we get them. let's get a look at our thursday afternoon forecast with mary . >> thank you, kenny and michelle . we do have some sunshine. through the rest of the afternoon we are going to continue to see that clearing after a very foggy start.

it is cooler compared to yesterday at this time with oakland at 56 and livermore low 70s. it is low 60s for you in san skieright now in santa rosa. it is moderate air quality due to the smoke from the branch fire burning in tehama county. it is moderate air quality for you in concord and vacaville. check out san francisco and redwood city and san jose looking at unhealthy air quality for sensitive groups. it is hazy skies due to the smoke. we do have high pressure in place and is a strong ridge is keeping us high and dry sending the storm track will 20 north with quiet conditions. taking you hour by hour the rest of the afternoon we will watch the

skies continuing to clear. temperatures bettle bit warmer and above ag and actually less in terms of that marine influence, which will be the case into the weekend the sun rises at 6:42 with daytime highs today low 70s in fremont in mid 70s in san jose with mid 60s for san francisco. we are warming up friday into the weekend and a beautiful veterans day on monday. we will be right back.

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so you can... retire better. i your prone vegetation growing neurons is a big concern for many in the bay area . >> a man is determined to keep history from repeating itself and he is this week's jefferson award winner. >> it was essentially corrupting. >> reporter: gordon piper remembers the oakland hills firestorm like it was yesterday . >> we have been told it was nothing to worry about and what a minute later a neighbor said

the fire has crested the hill and get out now. >> reporter: the warning saved their family when they evacuated and survived. 25 others perished as the fire burned 1500 acres and destroyed 3000 homes. >> what we are getting rid of here can send the flames 30 feet in the air. >> reporter: gordon has dedicated himself to keeping his community save organizing nearly 1000 brush cleanups, like this one. today after the historic from the kincade fire he leads a small army of uc berkeley student volunteers as they gather mountains of fire prone vegetation. hilary conlen sees gordon as the neighborhood steward. >> gordon pushes caltrans to do their part. he pushes pg&e to do their part and he pushes the city of

oakland to do their part. >> reporter: he receives assistance from corporate donations of homeowners but that is not the only way he honors those who lost everything in 1991. he also organized the exhibit center and garden. >> because of the work that i do today i have no desire to build any more memorial gardens in my community. >> reporter: he is encouraging his neighbors to clear vegetation and have an evacuation plan. he says being a good neighbor and knowing your community may be the most crucial safety step . to help to keep his community save this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to gordon piper. allen martin, kpix 5 . >> you can nominate your own local hero for a jefferson award on a. will righ.

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we continue to follow the breaking news with live pictures of iron horse middle school in san ramon on lockdown. graffiti was found threatening is school shooting and police are investigating . at 5:00 50 tons of debris hold from oakland was still more to come. inside a record cleanup or the home depot with that story and more coming up

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