. >> reporter: game prep at mitchell park.eshift courts begin, permanent tennis courts. >> we have nets we have to take out of the bag, put up, take down, put them away. >> reporter: tasks that can be a tall order for some seniors. enthusiasts have spent two years pushing for permanent courts, tennis players pushedck but commission backed a plan to accommodate all. >> converting one tennis court to pickle ballpr, pkle ball courts with nets and all. >>ly foso senior population, some of whom don't have interaction with anyone else in the day. >> reporter: move means less time prepping, more time playing. construction should begin in august with completion in october. abc7 news. >> looks like fun. >> she's got good form. >>> in the east bay, community has spoken. >> pittsburg officers will be allowed to show their tattoos, survey showed overwhelming support. 94% people saying yes. >>> ring camera recorded its own demise. alameda police share this video in hopes somebody knows the man who pulled the doorbell off the wall. if you r

. >> reporter: he has worked at the cafi since it was opened at its current spot in mitchell park five years ago. the nonprofit hires adults with disabilities from autism to blindness. >> it is a safe space to learn and to also make mistakes and to keep growing. >> reporter: in 11 years, kathleen is trained and employed about 100 developmentally challenged adults. they work in palo alto and san francisco and in the nonprofit's catering business. they started $16.65 per hour. they learn everything from baking to coffee making and . what does it mean to you? >> to believe in yourself. >> reporter: there is also a work environment where they feel they belong. that is part of the reason that anna move from new york to the bay area, to work it is cafi. >> i love how kind and genuine and respectful all of my coworkers are. >> reporter: charlene says that kathleen's gift brings out the best in people, like her daughter connie. >> kathleen is a wonderful person. she values people and she sees abilities when other people don't see that. >> congratulations. >> reporter: so employee in an empower

>>todd's work has -- has worked here and it's current spot at mitchell park five years ago.e nonprofit hires adults with disabilities from autism and down syndrome to blindness. >> is a friendly, safe space to learn, and to make mistakes and to keep growing. >> kathleen has trained and employed about 100 developmentally challenged adults. they work at eta cafi agreed -- in the nonprofit catering business they started, 15 -- $15 and $65 -- $15 and 65 cents an hour. he gains a paycheck and more. >> house about for you? >>to me to believe in yourself. >>and employees have created a work environment where they feel like they belong. >> is part of the reason why anna ruben from new york, to the bay area comes to work here. >> i love how kind and genuine and respectful, all of my coworkers are. >> charlene says kathleen's gift is bringing out the best in people like her daughter. >>is such a wonder she's such a wonderful person, she values people and she sees abilities where other people don't see them. so for employing and empowering adults with disabilities this week's jefferson

. > the pickle ball president shows us what goes into game prep at mitchell park.nent tennis courts stand. >> right now we have nets that we have to take out of the bag, put the nets up, take them down, put them away. >> it can be a tall task for some seniors and extra work for others. enthusiasts have spent two years pushing for permanent courts. tennis players have pushed back. a compromise to athletes. the one tennis court should fit four designated courts. >> the move would mean less time prepping and more time playing pickle ball. councilmembers are expected to decide may 20th if approved construction should begin in august with completion in october. on the court, abc7 news. >> what do you think? >> it looks cool. >> tennis and ping pong combined. good exercise. >> thank you for joining us. >> mark zuckerberg makes a new promise. we dig deep into what those four words really mean. >> a motorcyclist dies after a hp pursuit. what that moments before that led to traffic grid lock for hours. >> the moment where could you hear a pin drop. >>> a lot of people want

. >> reporter: he has worked since it was opened in mitchell park five years ago.he nonprofit hires adults with disabilities from autism and down syndrome to blindness. >> it's a friendly, save space to learn and to also make mistakes and to keep growing. >> reporter: in 11 years, kathleen has chained and employed about 100 developmentally challenged adults. they work at locations in palo alto and san francisco and in the nonprofits catering business. they start at $50.65 per hour and learn everything from baking to baking, coffee to customer service. jeremy gaines a paycheck and more. what has it done for you? >> to really believe in yourself. >> reporter: employees say kathleen also created a work environment where they feel like they belong. that is part of the reason why and i moved from new york to the bay area to work at eight is cafi. >> i love how kind and genuine and respectful all of my coworkers are. >> reporter: charlene says the gift from kathleen is bringing out the best in people like her daughter connie. >> it is such a wonderful person. she values

over the weekend in a joint fbi police operation, the leader 69-year-old larry mitchell hopkins was arrested near sumlin parknear where the group has set up what it calls a base camp. >> a friend of ours from the police department came up and said, can you talk to us for a little bit? that was that. and then we heard that he was arrested, we did not know what for what about. >> he was arrested for being a felon in possession of firearms and ammunition, the attorney general called him a "dangerous felon, who should not be armed around children and families adding that the arrest by the fbi says that the rule of law should be in trained armed officials, not armed vigilantes. they announced an emergency on the facebook page yesterday saying that paypal and go find me have suspended the accounts, and asking for donations to be sent by check. >> making his first court appearance today, fbi documents filed with the court detailed his long criminal history and his group's alleged plans to assassinate president obama and hillary clinton. >> bret: jonathan, thank you. we told you earlier that the 19 strong presidenti

new mexico, and in a joint fbi policed operation, the leader 69-year-old larry mitchell hopkins was arrested near the park the united constitutional patriots as they call themselves have been based. >> a friend of ours from the police department came up and said can you come talk to us for a little bit and that was that. we did not know what to four, not what about. >> he was arrested for being a felon in possession of firearms and ammunition. they said in a statement that this is a dangerous felon who should not have weapons around children and families. his arrest by the fbi indicates clearly that the rule of law should be in trained law enforcement officials, not armed vigilantes. announcing an emergency on the facebook page, saying that paypal and go fund me have suspended its accounts, now asking for donations to be sent by check, hopkins, by the way, making his first court appearance right around now in new mexico, bringing you details of that as soon as we get them. >> melissa: jonathan hunt, thank you. the president sues to block the subpoena for financial records of the trump organization, will t

. >>> remember joni mitchell lyrics they paved paradise and spoke about put up a parking lot? that could be the official fight song for a battle brewing in menlo park tonight. environmental activists are trying to stop the city from chopping down a group of redwood trees downtown. kiet do explains why those trees are in jeopardy. >> activists are taking the chance to remind the public that for these trees in menlo park this could be the beginning of the end. >> reporter: they are eight stories tall and have stood here at the corner of el camino and ravenswood for nearly 40 years. but, in 16 days the menlo park city council will vote to decide their fate. environment collectivist judy rodeo is trying to save them. >> i am feeling positive and hopeful. i'm feeling hopeful. >> reporter: the positive is -- problem is with the underground parking structure next to the trees. an underground membrane has failed allowing water to seep through the walls. the cheapest way to fix it would be to take a 4 foot wide trench along the opposite side of the wall and replaced the membrane. howev

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