the city of miami has standing. and the -- i don't understand either bank in their briefs to disagree with us on that as long as we make the pleadings. so it seems odd that we would be prevented from making those pleadings as explicit as possible, certainly under rule 15. >> do you think you're a direct victim of discrimination? it seems to me that the were the direct victims of the discrimination? >> we are seeking -- we are a direct victim. this court has repeatedly and in all three cases dealing with standard under the fair housing act realize it's direct and indirect damages that are at issue. plaintiffs who are indirectly harmed are also harmed. we're suing for our own injuries. we do not have status to sue for our residents. >> your injuries are derivative of the injury of the homeowners who had the subprime mortgages and suffered foreclosure and so on. you don't start with you. i understand your argument down the line, but i don't see how you can say your loss of property taxes is a direct injury. >> it is --

best to have that in the city? >> it does have that interest but with those types of damages with the fha and title xii wheel while the nonprofit organization with those real-estate brokers to suit to vindicate that interest. with a co-worker to bring in action we don't allow others to bring those actions so that is part of the problem that this could have that claim. >> so i am suggesting that by a virtue as a direct injury to this city to secure fair housing with those resources that our recoverable as well as an injury to the integrated community to allow those business and social opportunities that the appropriate damages is the loss of property values that are part and parcel of the whole mortgage loan industry. to be different and away from what this process is so in the end with the city of miami that we are outside the zone of interest because after all it is not a very demanding test. because we by the discrimination. so it essentially has to flow that there was some violation of the act. and even to be mor

entirely new department to try to reduce violence in the city. reporting live in oakland, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> white house communications dr. mike dubke is stepping down. he turned in his letter of resignation two weeks ago but announced it this morning. he is denying any turmoil in the administration and says he is resigning for personal reasons. meanwhile, there is new information about possible ties between the trump administration and russia. cbs news confirms trump's son- in-law jared kushner discussed setting up a, quote, back channel for communications between the trump transition team and russian officials. president trump is defending kushner saying jared is doing a great job for the country and that he has total confidence in him. >>> this morning, there are accusations that a texas lawmaker threatened to shoot one of his colleagues. it reportedly happened when protestors crashed over the state's sanctuary city bill. hena daniels has the latest. >> we are legal and here to stay! >> reporter: the drama happened on monday as the

i will be right here in the city of angels watching the 0lympics. city of angels watching the olympicsits bid is privately financed, with the venue bid is privately financed, with the venue is already built. like paris, it received praise from the ioc. these quite elephants, buildings, cost overruns, budget issues, engaging the youth, those things literally go away and become certain deliverables as part of our bed. yes, there are challenges facing the 0lympic movement, and we can, the waters for seven years —— calm the waters. the ioc has become accustomed to being courted by heads of state. but unlike in the past, the evaluation commission will only decide between two cities, after a host of others pulled out due to a lack of public or political support. it could force the ioc into uncharted territory. whichever city loses looks set to be offered by 2028 games as they can relation price, as the ioc considers an unprecedented two games deal in september to avoid the of having no bidders. it is something we all have to look at and we all have to figure out why, you know, our events are

hello, and welcome to hull, the uk city of culture. the uk city of culture. casing the brightest and the best of contemporary culture has brought us here to hull's cemetery for a circus performance with a difference. and continuing our celebration of difference, we meet matt fraser who will be putting his disability centre stage to play shakespeare's richard iii. i'm a deformed actor playing a deformed character for the first time in britain, which is extraordinary that it should be the first but it's exciting that i get to do it. we will meet the army of 2017 volunteers giving up their free time for culture. # there's a star man, waiting in the sky... and go on a trip down memory lane with a spiderfrom mars. hello, i'm anne—marie tasker, and i'm the arts and culture correspondence for the bbc here in hull and this is kofi smiles. i'm the face of hull, chosen by the bbc with a mission, to bring you culture whenever and wherever it happens. today, we are taking it quite literally because we are not in a concert hall or in a theatre, we are here in a graveyard.

the city wasn't ready? for what would happen if these cops were found not guilty. >> one of the machine -- many, you know how much i love tom bradley just as you did, but the fact that you have a mayor of the city, and a police chief that is not even talking. i mean that was really irresponsible leadership, i would have to say, with all due respect. i think that is, so a large extent, contributing towards the failure that they have talked about, of lapd, the chief responding. if there was a level of constructive communication, i would like to think there would have been a different response. he was arrogant. he was racist, no question about that. but because of a combination of the dysfunctional relationship on one hand, and at that time the construction of the charter, you know those two things in my opinion lead toward that regrettable welcome you know, situation in which lapd did not respond the way they should have. >> i wonder whether or not we see 24 years later, what happened in last as a precursor wa

against islamist insurgents, have government forces in the philippines now taken control of the southern city? frank talk from the french president as emmanuel macron meets vladimir putin for the first time. also in the programme. . . for the first time. also in the programme... exclusive pictures of the manchester bombers salman abedi is seen here shopping just one day before the attack. could this be india's version of silicon valley? it is running out of water. live from paris studios in singapore, and london —— live from our studios. this is bbc world news. it is newsday. good morning. it is 7am here in singapore, and this city has been under siege in philippines. on monday the government said it had a decisive progress to retake the city, but at least 100 civilians have been killed in 2000 people may still be trapped in a militant held areas. our correspondent has more. we are seeing and much more optimistic note coming from the philippines bollettieri spokesperson now, they seem to be making more progress in regaining the city, but in the first place we do not know how long it will take

we spoke with the city officials that said over 500 drivers are now eligible for the refund. >> reporter: the city of fremont is known for the red light traffic cameras installed at every major commuter route. the price for running the red light is not cheap. >> i did not realize my picture was taken but a month later we got a letter with the picture. i was shocked, $385. >> reporter: the ticket is now $490. sunny lives near the corridor seeing people running this light all the time. >> they don't realize there is a terminal here. >> reporter: the city of fremont is recognizing that some of the issue tickets may have been unfair. >> it is a challenging issue without a perfect solution. >> reporter: the director of public works that from february to october the yellow time at the intersections were shortened from 4.7 seconds and now four seconds to help improve the traffic signal for the flow along the corridor, catching many drivers off guard causing a spike in tickets. >> we thought that in the interest of fairness that rebating the monies to the people that got tickets for those first

meanwhile, the city of lights briefly went dark. lights on the eiffel tower were briefly turned off at midnight to honor the victims. paris was the site of a terror attack on french police last month. and in 2015, terrorists planned targeted attacks across the city that left 130 people dead. ariana grande arrived in miami a short time ago after suspending the rest of her world tour. >>> san francisco police tell as there are no known threats to the city but security is being stepped up at other high- profile fights across the country. that includes game four of the eastern conference finals getting underway right now in cleveland. heavily armed police are patrolling new york's times square and other popular tourist spots. the department of homeland security says it knows of no specific threats against music venues. cbs evening news anchor scott pelley will continue our coverage of the terror attacks. he will be reporting tonight for manchester and will have more on the terror threat level in britain being raised to critical. but also

for the whole city and the whole of the uk, really — it shows that we can come together as a city, aspirit, that we are not going to be beaten like that. manchester united have confirmed that there will be no victory parade but the streets of the city will be packed tomorrow for the great city games. double paralympic champion johnnie peacock will be among the stars racing there. this event happens every year. thank you forjoining us. when you heard the news of the tragedy did you worry that the racing wouldn't take place? to be honest it was not my first thought. pure devastation after the events, after a day or two idid think after the events, after a day or two i did think about the great city games but from my perspective they should always have gone ahead and i am glad they have, that's the way i wa nted am glad they have, that's the way i wanted them to i think that's what's great about this country, to see how much people have come together. events like this needs to go ahead because we need to realise that we need to wake up and live our day as normal. it becomes so much more

already 60 near the city college in san francisco. livermore from 83 to 90 and running warmer. from 79 to 80 degrees. the average is 64-50 in the record is 88, so not near record-setting territory but possible by wednesday. 43 and the record low high kicking in with the warmer monday and tuesday with transitioning on wednesday. through then we get the offshore breeze with warmer temperatures thought store in hayward, stronger for some. do north at vacaville and fairfield sending the temperatures up quickly. the fog is wiped out by this offshore breeze, 70 in brentwood, 50 and half moon bay, 50 in san jose. we have 40s for a few, and we have napa, petaluma and kelseyville. in san rafael they said it is 60, and look at fairfield, 14 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago with livermore 7 degrees higher. i think you get the idea that we are out of the gate pretty quickly with warm temperatures. upper 60s today for south lake tahoe and tomorrow we have a and ariel flood advisory and that is affecting the truckee river. that is the item of interest as far as the warning or watches. this i

the city is open but business. the children inside the venue. 21,000 people were inside. for anybody who was there, they feel lucky to have escaped and they will have to deal with those thoughts and there will be nightmarish and all the terrorist i come from an event like that. it is also important to talk about it to children who went there. my own daughter has been asking questions about it. we have been to school in manchester today to see how the teachers of that school reacted. it is the start of the school day, and for these children there is a change in normal lessons. there will be more security so you can feel safer. these 11-year-old pupils have been given the chance to talk about what happens. all over the uk, teacher at trying to explain to their students what happened on monday night. many schools in manchester had been offered extra counselling to help children over the next few days. i would sayjust be there. try to keep their routine as normal as possible and listen if they want to ask the same ques

ina importance for the club in the city. statement, manchester united said that everyone at the club is deeply shocked by the events. thoughts and prayers are with all those affected. ajax football club also tweeted. past and present players have paid tribute. wayne rooney shared his thoughts on social media as did the former manchester united style. ryan giggs posted a photo saying that the city will stand united and david beckham said it was heartbreaking news. in the aftermath of the attack on the london's metropolitan police have announced that extra armed officers will be deployed at this week and's major sporting events as the city hosts the fa cup final at wembley as well as rugby union's premiership final at twickenham. the international cricket council have also addressed security concerns in the uk and head of this summer's champions trophy. south africa will ta ke champions trophy. south africa will take part in the tournaments and are due to play a test match against england in manchester later summer. i think we

the city is accepting offers, but in the meantime gayo said the city is setting a bad example. >> this property. the city government has to show an example in terms of how we maintain what we own. >> reporter: in oakland christin ayers, kpix5. >>> the other side of the bay a supervisor supervisor supervisor is fed up with filth telling parkgoers to clean up their act or pay the price. this is a familiar sight at dolores park on sunny weekends, big crowds, lots and lots of trash. now supervisor jeff shehey announced legislation to increase fines for littering at the park from $192 to $1,000. the legislation will also give park patrol officers clear authority to hand out those citations. the legislation also aims to ban glass in parks citywide except for baby bottles. >>> a showdown in santa clara tonight after the big u2 concert at levi stadium blew right past its curfew. the city is now following through on its promise to punish the 49ers for disturbing the peace. >> reporter: u2 took the stage last night, but tonight the 49ers management team is now in the spotlight. >> they deliberat

so they knew the city well. explosive device into the foyer of the manchester arena last night as the concert was ending, and killed 22 other people as well as himself, including an eight—year—old girland himself, including an eight—year—old girl and several other teenagers. daniel, what are the implications of the fact that as you say, the suspected suicide bomber was born in the uk and born in manchester?m some ways, we have become used to that. it is not the first time we have had british suicide bombers and it is not the first time we have had british suicide bombers who have chosen to target the uk. so there aren't major implications. the libyan connection is interesting, because of course, there was a strong involvement of british jihadis from manchester in libya at the time that colonel gaddafi was deposed from power in libya. so that is interesting, but critically at the moment, what the police need to do is work out where that improvised explosive device was made and by doing that, find out who made it.

now the city's police officers are watching you even when you can't see them. in a brand new surveillance center, hundreds of cameras are monitoring the boardwalk, beaches and other areas around the clock. >> it's such a great tool for situational awareness. >> there are more than 500 cameras in the surveillance center and more will be added. >>> this coming weekend, hall and oats will headline the series. the festival is coming to the parkway. the mayor says the city is working with local and federal law enforcement to make sure all large events are properly secured. >>> coverage of the terror in manchester continues after this broadcast on "nbc nightly news." the latest on the suspect and new developments in the case. >>> president trump's $4.1 trillion budget for 2018 arrived on capitol hill. it cuts taxes on wealthy people in businesses. but that comes at the expense of programs like medicaid, student loans and retirement plans for federal workers. local food banks worry if the budget is approved, it could have a devastating impact. >>> they are already tryi

still to come — the city of culture goes global with celebrations in hull's twin city freetown. and the spiders from mars with drummer woody woodmansey. first here's my guide to some 2017 highlights and a little look ahead at what's to come. north atlantic flux took us on a four—day journey of north atlantic flux took us on a four—dayjourney of musical discovery, bringing a hose of icelandic and scandinavian musicians to hullment —— hull. local residents collaborated with artists to put on a vibrant parade around their neighbourhood. an amazing new exhibition is called skin and features works, featuring over 3,200 naked blue volunteers in one piece of work. i am about there. you've only one life, just live. it i don't care whether anybody sees me or not. we look forward to assemble fest which takes over an ordinary shopping street turning unlikely places into pop—up performance spaces. # she's a perfect ten... nearly 30 yea rs # she's a perfect ten... nearly 30 years ago the beautiful south was formed in hull. injune paul heaton and jackie abbot return for a special one—off stadi

went to school in the new haven unified school district in union city. s have been identified as brianna ortega ... and simon sotelo. these deaths come after 3 - other students in the district died recently. one of those tragedies... just a few weeks ago on mothers day. < "this school is dealing with a staggering loss and so is the community. shane marcelino passed on mothers day morning after coming home on senior prom, then we had on labor day, two other teens in an accident."> counselors counselors were brought in to help students and staff members. the accident itself is still under investigation... 7 people were inside the truck at the time. police say ... speed appears to be a factor. (steve) another big story:police say, a san jose state university student ... lied about being kidnapped and forced to drive 500- miles north .. to oregon. we reported earlier.. the woman was found running along a road near bandon, oregon. the 22- year- old told police she was kidnapped at knifepoint ... and the man told her to drive. she said her car eventually ran ou

the cause is still under investigation. >>> a city planner in oakland was the highest-paid city employee in oakland last year, earning more than $480,000. most from overtime pay. according to a nonprofit watchdog group called, transparent california, the regular salary of civil attorney kenny lau is $108,000. that means he received almost $300,000 in overtime pay according to this report. city officials say most of his caliber salary is paid for three p's with -- fees with development applications. several made the events held in the east bay yesterday. hundreds of people took to the streets of oakland to show the support for immigrant rights. the march along international boulevard for a rally in the cities for dale district the reports of any arrest. earlier in the day, four people were arrested on suspicion of trespassing during a demonstration outside the alameda county government office building. several protesters change their arms together to block the entrance. the demonstrator called on county supervisor to change their policies. they want them to stop posting urban shield polic

the city as a cultural destination. a city that chairman book noted has carl samberg, gwendolyn brooks, shell silverstein, scott thoreau, these are the people that took chicago and brought chicago to the world. now, with this museum, we bring the world to chicago. i think it's a telling time to have reached this milestone of compass meant for our city in this incredible enrichment. i think, i will say, from the first time we met literally in the spring of 2013, it's been out for years of an effort private-sector effort to get to this point and to have this enrichment that will go for generations and decades and serve as a magnet to bring people from around the globe when they come to this great city to see a museum that not only connects us to cultures and continents but it teaches us about compassion and conflict. i think this museum will serve all of us with a respite to come and think and will hear from a number of students that were looking at some of the writers which is why we were late. i made them late. i apologi

the city or will stadium management reimburse vta? they'll talk about it tonight at the santa clara city council meeting. we'll let you know at 11:00. >>> have you noticed the typo? one letter makes a world of difference especially when it comes to freeway signs. caltrans is once again learning the hard way. it's all about saratoga. or so we think. michelle roberts joins us along 280 in the south bay. michelle, we all make mistakes. what happens now? >> reporter: caltrans says it is a mistake and they will fix it. we talked to many drivers who pass by here every day and they say they didn't notice the typo. closer look and it's pretty obvious. >> take the 280 all the time. funny how i never paid attention to it. >> reporter: thousands of drivers speed past every day. the ones heading to saratoga avenue may have noticed the sign didn't match the name in their gps. >> somebody needs to learn how to spell saratoga. >> reporter: the mileage is accurate but the spelling is not. >> no go saratogo. sounds like a sandwich place. >> reporter: c

the new city-owned park only opened 90 minutes before the accident./osha says it's also checking the water levels in the slide's tube. no major injuries. >>> the largest housing project in san jose was approved by the city council this week but that's causing quite a stir between the city and local construction workers. anne makovec reports from san jose where local unions and labor councils are releasing a poll that supports hiring locals. anne. >> reporter: yeah. and this could end up being a new ballot measure that could dictate that local union labor be used in building new developments in san jose. the issue did come up earlier this week. that was when the largest housing project in san jose was approved by the city council, almost 700 homes and added retail space on south almaden. the council voted unanimously after nearly two dozen people lined up to demand the developer use union labor and local labor. but the city cannot legally dictate what kind of labor is used. >> as we think about future projects, i really encourage my colleagues to go to

, a problem stream lined by the settlement which will are hosts registering with the city on the hostingcompany as website. >> airbnb is not going tok their joes economic news taking place we are part of an answer. >> city officials say 250d's settlement is big progress. >> the city took action because it was unconscionable renters were being displaced cashing on the wild wild west market of short-term rentals. >>. >> reporter: now the city says there is 2100 hofrt registered by 8,000 listing for airbnb in san francisco they think it will take six to eight months to get into community registered. on treasure island. >> >>>-mile-an-hour our investigative ununit has been reporting oh. this issue. go to the website. >> our chief of staff meteorologist jeff ranieri he walked in said happy monday. >> it is happen. >> glorious monday. >> nobody claiming about the warm weather. got a borderline close to hot a few microclimates and temperatures going warmer heading into tomorrow. let's go ahead and get a look to it microclimate forecast right now all about high pressure sitting right on top of c

cover up the sensitive plants, especially northwest of the city. prince george's county we're in the low 40s waking up tomorrow morning. we will see upper 30s as you get closer to sterling out into loudoun county, and even in west virginia there's going to be some mid-30s out there. seven-day forecast, we talked about the dry weather for the next three it looks unsettled into next weekend. i've got highs for saturday and for sunday in the 60s, mother's day is sunday, looks like the best shower chance on your mother's day will happen in the afternoon rather than the morning. there's more wusa9 news at noon after this. >>> that's the air forces x37b orbital test vehicle, reusable vehicle landing after a two- year mission to outer space. it landed at the kennedy space center yesterday morning. the spacecra c be done on earth. the x37b is the newest and most advance the spacecraft. the air force is preparing to launch the fifth x37b mission from cape canaveral later this year. >>> well, every time you do something like this, it makes you feel pretty goo

commanding the new york city militia artillery. now in my opinion, and i have to make that clear, in my opinion, general washington knew that his troops did not have the expertise, the training or experience to defeat the german forces from these professional german regiments on a fair field of battle. there's three regiments here, about 1500 men, washington is approaching with 2500 men. he has more troops, but his troops do not have the level of training and ability of the german troops do. and i think washington believed that and that washington's strategy here is to deprive the enemy of a fair field of battle. we are now in millville park in the city of trenton, where about half a mile, five blocks away from the battle monuments which is at the top of the battlefield, this is the base of the battlefield. not broad street is here, warren street, king street you can see the traffic light over there. it's a quite a distance. about 200 yards apart, this is the face of the triangle. this is where washington's other force would come in

total chaos in the city. the baby was transferred to mount sinai for emergency heart surgery but died. >> i kept calling, took like a we can happen they finally said, the body is gone. and i said what you mean? they said don't worry, the city will take care of it. she will be buried with other babies were still bone. >> my daughter set potters feel. the bombs are buried there, people had no families. unknowns, my daughter was not a bomb, not up popper, she was a human being whose body got lost and got buried there. and her mother cannot find her. she doesn't deserve to have the stigma behind her. no one does. why did it take 30 years for her to finally be able to look at the gravesite and why is this man still waiting to visit his daughter. it's the growing controversy over heart island and what it should become in the future. fios built its 100% fiber optic network because we knew that everyone would need faster internet. so we're introducing fios gigabit connection. it delivers amazing new download speeds up

this road is the main road into the city centre. f deansgate, impact on the city. we‘re at the end of dea nsgate, people impact on the city. we‘re at the end of deansgate, people that know this pa rt of deansgate, people that know this part of manchester will tell you that it part of manchester will tell you thatitis part of manchester will tell you that it is full of bars, restaurants and offices. i can see a few police officers in front of me, a fire engine, you can walk down deansgate today without worrying about bumping into anyone or without worrying about crossing the road. people are speaking in hushed tones. there was a church service held at st ann church in the middle of the day. people went to pay their respects and they started to lay flowers there. it was held by the bishop of bolton. he said that people in manchester are feeling angry and anxious, but he also said we are a tolera nt anxious, but he also said we are a tolerant city, we‘re a peaceful city. we respect people whoever they maybe. earlier too, we heard from c

the city attorney's office accuses the women fraudulently obtaining the condos under the city's affordable housing program and renting them out and making a lot of money in the city's hot housing market. it's a well-known fact a condo in a building like this in san francisco is out of the financial reach of a lot of san franciscans. that's why there is an aaffordable housing program. >> this type of housing program is meant to help the neediest people. what these two individuals did was take housing away from those who need it the most. >> reporter: the city attorney has filed suit accusing a woman of buying it and renting it out and using proceeds to buy a home in a county where she lives and this woman using it on beal street and another street, and only supposed to have one and races the question why didn't the double purchase raise red flags. >> they should. because they sign this under oath and make these representations, the city in good faith believe these people are of a particular income level and are needy and will take their statements at face value. >> reporter: the coast of ho

>> brooklyn bridge had a 128th anniversary party at the city of new york through. mayor bloomberg presided over it and he said the brooklyn bridge was the icon of new york city. she was absolutely correct. it really is the icon if the ark city and it originated here in trenton. >> "crossroads of the revolution" has a very long history. but denies this come is very old. it was founded in 79. it's an important part of the american revolution in and the long part of the industrial revolution. a lot of great buildings and i think that's what makes cities great. >> we are going to have to the corner and make a left. they are about to have their barracks alternate jersey, but the amount still in existence. >> houston museum. they do reenactments in the front courtyard including musket fire, which can be a little cause for concern. baathists is right across street from us and we hear it all the time. so now we are approaching ratepayer. that is why some of the windows are blocked to. the front part to string the 1880s, 1890s, but the oldest part of the status from senate t

it's in the mid-50s throughout redwood city and cloudy. oakland now 59 and as you saw that rope waving we have some gusty winds. 16 in oakland now. 11 pleasanton. 10 in throughout the tri- valley. 13 in fairfield. it was blustery yesterday afternoon. same again today. 10 to 20-mile-per-hour winds very robust due to that push of the onshore flow. wind gusts up to 25 during the afternoon. so three things to remember today: the full forecast is coming up at 18 minutes after the hour. >>> right now, redwood city police are trying to find an arsonist before he strikes again. the department shared this surveillance video on twitter. you can see the suspect setting a fire on the sidewalk. this happened near flynn avenue and meadow lane on may 13. the flames charred a cinder block wall. anyone with information about the fire is asked to call redwood city police. >>> the man accused of setting dozens of car fires in the east bay is due in court this morning. the arsonist is 36-year-old james bishop iii. officials have charged him with 14 counts of a

so i was a little bit worried. >> the city was preparing residents for a possible strike. ervices. instead of a walk out, it is business as usual. >> i called the inspector and spoke to them and we're back on, back in business. >> if the city council approves it, this deal will go through june of 2018. >>> we have video from the last strike which lasted 100 days back in 2007 and 2008. the contract for 13,000 film and tv writers in the wga expires at 12:01 tomorrow morning. if a new contract isn't reached, late night shows could be the first to go dark. some in production could be cancelled or have their season shortened. it could cost california $200 million a week. >>> time to and michael finney questions. the first comes from joey who asks, when is the best time to buy airline tickets to hawaii? the best time is about a month in advance. kind of an odd time. well, airlines know that people flying to hawaii are leisure travelers. there's not any last-minute business travellers to fill those empty seats so they can charge a lot of money. they drop prices in an effort to get

the bay area has three cities in the top ten, san jose ranked third, san francisco is third, both cities about 10,000 people. oakland is eighth on the list with 426,000 adding 3,000 people in just the past year. >>> meanwhile, filling up your tank could soon get more expensive as president trump suggests the support of an increase in the federal gas tax to pay for road repairs. >> we'll explain what that might mean for drivers here in cal discal. reporter: this would be especially tough -- california. >> this would be especially tough on drivers in california, remember the state gas tax is set to go up later this year and now president trump says he supports raising the federal gas tax. the president hinted at a gas tax hike during an interview recently suggesting that additional money would be used to pay for his ambitious infrastructure plan. it's the same idea governor brown used here in california when he pushed for a 12-cent per gallon increase in the state gas tax to repair roads and bridges. no matter where that money goes though, a lot of drivers don't like the idea of having to

a fire at a pg&e substation knocked out power for about eight hours to a large portion of the city. now city officials are seeking $187,000 in reimbursement for lost revenue. they say the biggest hits were lost transit fares and parking ticket money. tonight pg&e says, "pg&e is focused on making things right for businesses and others who suffered financial losses resulting from the outage." >>> one of san jose's newest employees mysteriously quit just after two weeks on the job. tonight some are wondering did his past catch up to him? kpix5's maria medina is live in san jose. maria, you discovered some red flags when this guy was working for another bay area city? >> reporter: well, ken, we're talking about a man who was hired to help the very poor find housing in richmond, but while some lived in horrible conditions he was eating $400 meals and taxpayers were paying for it. >> roaches or mice, bedbugs. >> i can't put them in my cab because bugs get in there. >> reporter: several years ago residents at the richmond hacienda apartments got so fed up with living conditions . >> there's

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the city proposed selling bonds. but the more controversial topic, whether to rebuild it three feet higher to be a safeguard against the projected future sea level rise due to global warming. >> i think they're going too extreme with it. >> reporter: bob owns a home across the street from the levee. >> i think it should be delayed for a few years to find out whether it's really necessary. >> reporter: from the city's standpoint, there's no question it's needed. others using the trail from nearby offices agree. >> we work in the energy business and for us it's a given that it's real. i think it's wise. >> reporter: and the city has been studying the environmental impact of building a new levee over the past two years, a process that will continue with several more expected twists and turns, problems associated with building a new levee in this sensitive bay front environment. reporting live, kpix 5. >>> new at 6:00, joe montana is suing developers over the sinking millennium tower. the hall of famer slapped them with a

wanted to leave the city. in the middle of that confusion, strange as giving out bottles of water, offering help. 0ne image which has stuck with me is a father hanging his two children, his two daughters. he was distressed. a stranger came to him and said, i am not a taxi driver but i will take you home, you will be safe. any people are holding onto that good. the attack on young defenceless children in before you after a concept has left many people in com plete concept has left many people in complete disbelief. our correspondent daniel sandford has been at police headquarters to get the forces latest thoughts on the operation. they got a good start to the investigation, we got an idea early on, salman abedi, believed to be the suspected suicide bomber because he had id on him and they we re because he had id on him and they were quick to work out who we was, the raid addresses, to control explosions at those addresses and to identify him as of this 22—year—old man born here to refugees from libya but then i

so far, the attorney says the city has not responded. reporting live in gilroy, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> the raiders cleared another big hurdle in their move to las vegas. the nfl signed off on a 30 year stadium lease. ken was the first bay area reporter to tour the loft, they will start playing in the stadium by the 2020 season. owner mark davis told reporters about 1000 secret -- season- ticket holders in oakland have gotten refunds. >>> a mailing mistake is adding insult to injury for east bay area smud customers. the city will have to cough up money to resend notices about a water re-hate -- about a water rate hike. they may have left out as many as 20,000 customers. the utility has to notify customers by law. rates are expected to go up 19% starting july 12. >>> three pools, six slides and a half billion gallons of water. going to feel good this weekend. dublin's $36 million new waterpark will open. we were the first to dip our toes in. a preview will -- you will only see on 5. what did you think? >> reporter: we are in the middle of

they can now control people going in and out of the city. s is over, people will want to know how many of the group that got involved in the attack, this hardline militant group, how many of them managed to escape and once that is done, there are bigger question is that the philippines government have tienza and one is how this terrible battle which has caused so much damage was allowed to take place. it was supposed to be a routine operation to detain opportunistically, they only just found he to detain opportunistically, they onlyjust found he was there, perhaps the most notorious leader 110w perhaps the most notorious leader now operating in the southern philippines, who is a commander who hasjoined this philippines, who is a commander who has joined this group philippines, who is a commander who hasjoined this group in philippines, who is a commander who has joined this group in that operation. they encountered much bigger resistance than they thought of the military are saying that they think there was a plan by the group to ta ke think

mosul was the largest city held by isis. ven months, far longer than expected, the iraqi army, backed by the u.s. military, may be close to liberating the city. charlie d'agata is on the front line. >> reporter: a bulldozed mound of dirt and a short stretch of no-man's land is all that separates iraqi forces from isis militants. ( gunfire ) an armored personnel carrier rolls in to provide cover. it's hard to tell if the troops are aiming at a specific target or putting on a display for our rnefit. but the response from isis was very real. a mortar sent whizzing low over our heads. ( explosion ) and exploding in the rubble behind us. near the old city, we found neole neighborhoods flattened. the sheer level of destruction is staggering, and it goes on for miles and miles. ctt this is one tactic the iraqi army cannot afford to employ in the old city if they want anything left of it. 00e u.n. estimates 200,000 iraqi residents are still trapped inside, and those who try to escape risk being caught in cross-fire. we found 11-year-

from my office to the building department, fire department, the city attorney's office. we needed everyone at the table. >> she said the task force has taken steps in hopes of preventing another tragedy. >> we have initiated the hiring to double fire inspectors in oakland and even a year from now it will triple the number. >> to boost staffing the city will charge property owners $330 an hour, double the fee. >> that is a small price for safety. >> it will allow different safety measures for properties that didn't happen with the ghost ship. the city is designing an app to connect to the county assessor's office and calls for service. >> to share information about a single property is critical. we now have technology that allows us to do this. >> it will take time. >> all of this could have been done before. >> mary is an attorney representing families of victims. the task force is a step in the right direction. it is too late for her clients. >> they were supposed to do inspections on buildings. it wasn't done. >> taking care of what we call low hanging fruit like fire e

the great city games, which started yesterday evening. nchester run, which is tomorrow. 30,000 runners registered for that. and the charlatans —— the cha rlata ns for that. and the charlatans —— the charlatans playing at the emirates old trafford tonight. a lot of big events. police geared up for it. we have seen a big police presence in manchester this morning. i'm joined bya manchester this morning. i'm joined by a couple of guests who have been passing by to pay tribute. susie and her daughter, camille. you have come here, a terrible feeling of sadness but defiance from the people of manchester? completely. it is hard not to meet somebody who has been affected because they know a victim or have a child affected. we live next door to somebody who lives as mac quirk said stepping hill. i dread to think some of the things he had to witness on monday evening. yes, you worry about coming into the ce ntre yes, you worry about coming into the centre but you don't want to be trodden down by this utterly depraved act. we thought we wanted to pay

as part of the settlement the city and the police department don't have to admit fault in the case. >kland city council momentum rebecca kaplan said: >>> time now is 6:32. let's turn to traffic and weather. a live look outside at the roads -- well, not really the roads. you can see the water on one side and sfo on the other side. and light rain is falling in parts of the south bay. >> the computer models were spot on with the weak cold front passing through the bay area producing light rain overnight. nobody even knows it really rained except for all of who had to wake up early and drive through it. it caused puddling on the roads early this morning so it's a little slick in the east and south bays. be mindful of that. the heaviest precip is over the sacramento valley. mostly cloudy skies, the finger of fog, the low clouds from our kpix 5 studios past pier 9 and yerba buena island towards right there you can see mount diablo. this is the other view from sutro tower looking to the north this morning. wow, what a dramatic scene. and you see the clouds breaking up. mid- and high-level cl

be cautious if you are coming in the city over the golden gate. temperatures in the 50s throughout the bay area as we start off our morning. it will be cooler along the coast. warmer inland. high pressure in place. how warm you get today is largely dependant on the winds on the flow. and the direction more than anything. starting off with a surface wind profile. notice we have a little bit of that light on shore flow. the light afternoon sea breeze. that will help keep folks cooler along the coast. however, inland it is more of a northerly flow. a warming flow. that will keep us warmer away from the water today. anything from 60s along the coast to 90s inland a very broad temperature range today. as you can see pretty much across the board we are above average for this time of year. well above average for folks in concorde we are in the 70s average temperature for this time of year. i'm sure some spots around san jose will see temperatures in the low 90s today. low 80s in oakland. san francisco in the 70s today. we'll see 60s for the cooler spots

the city set up a survey on its website. it asks drivers to choose from a list of 15 strategies that might reduce traffic congestion. the survey will be up until the end of may. one suggestion? get on your bicycle. >> hm. >> that's good. >> get out of the car. >> use mass transit. >> unless you live in the east bay and you have to commute to san francisco at 2 a.m., 3 a.m. >> it would be a wonderful hour and a half workout. >> no, it would not. >> not wonderful at all. >> bright neon vest on. >> no way to do it. >> i bike 45 minutes to work. >> there's no way to do it from the east bay right now. even if we could i wouldn't do it. >> one day. >> can't have the helmet hair. >>> we are tracking slowdowns for drivers. but things are looking good for drivers along 880. this is heading through oakland. those taillights on the right side of the screen heading northbound as you make your way from 238 to the maze. still an easy ride. let's take it over to we are tracking some delays for drivers making their way along southbound 680 a