. >> is that common w you have annie yu mall situation where hazmat has to come until as well sgl from time to ti. we're all hazards department. we have capability to assist other agencies and but again this was a situation that's been ongoing. i understand the other day they removed dozens of animals while they removed a few tonight and they're still some remaining i understand. >> okay. >> it's ongoing investigation and continues. but there was a pretty hazardous condition in there. >> pete parriger, thankou very much. >> okay, jim. rder of so-year-old makiyah wiouon. thnd the get away car used ich the atabling the four suspects believed to be involved are on the loose it happened 53 street northst aunt car the suspects used was found this morning in the suitlandeiistrictghts area of prince george county. the suspects are driving black intinty sedan and accused of shooting and klin the young girl. four others werean hurt are expected to be okay. also tonight for the first time we're hearing from e parents of makiyah wilson her mother spoke to a crowd at the scene her daughter was kil

sgl i'm part of the team bringingyoa wod. our coverage begins 9 a.m. with 2010 world cup in spain taking on ssia and crotia.asi >> world cup action is underw 9 a.m. oou an fovox5" from now. 10 a.m. match between spain and russia russia entered tournament as lowest ranked nation and turned heads when they scored eight goals in first two matches as for 2 it p.m. match between crow asia .d denmark they've been the tea t meet with this >> world cup fans left jerseys at home. wow, what a sight. think played a game in bridal gowns. and even winning prize was bridele theme the women took home a replica of world cup trophy covered in flowers. what aps great keee. >> coye watch that alday was fantastic. >> action on saturday coming up short against new england revolution. ameal assad tied it reflecting free kick to the net. 78 minute still tiedwo. united called for penalty inside the box. revolution mixed penalty kick and go on to win 3-2-2. >> anticipation for wayne roopyve to in d w.. andt it means for him to see all fans greeting dulles airport. >> it wase i

police say he was a transient walking through the parking lot when a dump truck hit him skbl sgl a police raid. under cover officers confiscated dozens of gamblingac eimated to $100,000 per month. we broke the news on twitter. and joins us now at the location raided. >> this cafe was hit a few days ago. and it's back in the operation. the fact there's machines inside right now surprises even police. >> several gaming machines in plain view. inside the cafe. this just days after police raided the cafe. and six other businesses. >> it's a very lucrative business. >> police seized 64 machines like these from similar raid in 2015. in up to onfiscated $350,000 ig $100,000 a week. >> gnd organized crimehi type of business because it's extremely lucrative. >> this old nail shop on 14th street was a front for the casino. they shut it down a few weeks ago part of the same operation. neighbors say it's been a headache for years. first as a marijuana shop. before giving way to gambling. >> people would go and buy their marijuana and walk down the street and try to sell it to kids. that is always a p

. >> has been impacted sgl. >> has been impacted and will continue to be impacted if amendments are not made. >> okay. >> so could we write into this acceptance that we require -- basically what supervisor yee expressed but make it part of the acceptance for this? or write it into the resolution that we expect departments to plan ahead and to the extend possible prenotify about meetings as they have been doing because clearly they have had to do something in order to comply with the law since this change was enacted and then only in emergency situations or where it was impossible to think ahead do they advertise in the secondary source. so basically what supervisor yee expressed but write it into the resolution as a requirement. >> something like if the department makes a written finding of necessity or something like that. >> there you go. >> okay. so that's a motion? >> yes. >> do we need to make a motion for that as well? okay. so you want to amend your motion and is there a second? seconded by supervisor yee. colleagues can we take that without objection? without objection the motio

sgl >> oh, no. >> you just need about five good minutes. >> and maybe after the show. and now, talking about the changes after the weekend over the bay area, and getting out the door for freemont, it is going to be mostly cloudy and the clouds though will be clearing out quickly and nice today and warmer than yesterday, and especially in spots like martinez where it is 63 at 9:00 and at noon 74 degrees and nice heading into the low 80s for this afternoon, and as we look at the high for the south bay, we are reaching up to 89 degrees in morgan hill, and going to be warmer there and cupertino at 80 degree, and one thing that we notice is that we will be ranging across the bay area, and oakland is going to reach 73 degrees, and concord and danville will be up to 90 degrees, and cool for the coast half moon bay reaching 61 and 80 in redwood city and san francisco keeps the brisk winds at a 15 to 20 miles per hour, and highs reach iing the mid- t upper 60s and for the north bay in nevada to today, expect 85, and one of the warmer spots in the north bay. and here is tropical

and sgl what about the opponents say when you lock someone up, especially someone young.uld say to them is if it were true that being in prison tends to make a person a criminal, then as we had more and more people in prison and then they get et released after five or ten years, we would have more criminals and more crime. but exactly the opposite happened. as we put more people in prison over the last 25 years, we have had less and less crime. >> what role does race play in the mass incarceration system? because there's 1 in 3 black men. why is it ub balanced? >> it's true that blacks are disproportionately represented in the prison population. there are about 12 or 13% of the overall population in the country and i think from 36 to 40% of the prison population, but i don't believe that's because america is a racist cauldron. there are still racists. it's just not well connected. i don't think -- i think it's the commission of crime. >> why are black people committing more krooim? >> what is needed is the right parenting to teach the right values. i haven't met you befor