dayana: lupita, saneando, san francisco, alameda en san leandro, el alameda en san leandro, el incrementoesperar. >> voy a poder rentar un apartamento, porque ahora estoy viviendo con mi papÁ. tal vez me voy a poder comprar un carro. >> creo que serÍa mejor para la familia, porque se genera un mejor ingreso. para sacar el suficiente dinero para la renta y todo eso. dayana: Él solo tiene tres empleados, quienes cuenta con una nÓmina mÁs grande es posible que no piensen igual, pues podÍa enfrentar problema con sus ganancias a corto y largo plazo. los aumentos mÁs grandes serán en alameda y freeman de 1.5 dÓlares por hora. los negocios con 25 empleados o menos podrÁn seguir pagando a sus trabajadores $11 por hora durante el prÓximo aÑo. en san francisco y en berklee, ciudades con un mÍnimo de quincena hora, lo subirÁn a 15.59. los empleados podrÁn reportar la ciudad y sus empleadores no estÁn cumpliendo con esta nueva ley. ramÓn: otras leyes que entraron en vigor en california tienen que ver con la marihuana y la venta de armas. en nuestra aplicaciÓn univisiÓn Área de la bahÍa, encontrarÁ má

in alameda and fremont to jump to $13.50. increases also went into effect in san leandro, san francisco, berkeley, and emeryville. >>> you are watching ktvu fox 2 news at six 30. president trump has signed a bill to help the federal government search with the surge of immigrants. >> the military and a package improves care for tens of thousands of new arrivals. it also sets guidelines for how the trump of administration must handle them. democratic lawmakers wanted stronger protections for migrants, how migrants are treated, and holding facilities. also mayor lenny shaft joined us this morning to address president trump's recent threats to conduct immigration raids. >> during that discussion, shaft is a term that some of our viewers found inappropriate and offensive. rob roth spoke with her. >> reporter:it was a choice of words by oakland mayor libby shaft that prompted many viewers to sound off. during a discussion about raids against illegal immigrants, shaft said this to aktvu anchor. >> we don't want these acts of terrori

the city of alameda may be getting 1200 new apartment units. developer who owns the massive south shore shopping center is making the proposal as part of a massive overall of the beachside space. >> the long-term vision is we make it a more dynamic mixed use space. >> reporter: in the first phase of the plan, develops are want to convert this parking lot into an eight-story apartment building, retail and restaurants on the ground floor and 300 units bob. it's a proposal some who live in the area are questioning. > we're concerned about the number of units that will be brought into town. traffic. >> reporter: he says the eight-story building will block his views of san francisco across the bay. >> alameda is a small town. eight stories will change the vibe of the island. >> i understand their concerns. it is a change for the island. we can't deny that it is. but you know, we're on a waterfront site here and there's a car wash and a mcdonald's close by. a big five. we think the highest and best use for this land is housing. >> reporter: that's so

abc7 news in alameda, getting ready for the fourth of july parade.bors using a chair to save a spot has become a holiday tradition and big deal for alameda residents. >> everyone is either watching or in the parade. >> where's the parade? i'm ready. >> organizers say more than 60,000 people watched the parade last year. if you high pressure to appen t event or wondering what is happening where you live, abc7news.com, we have a list of local happenings. >>> all eyes on the forecast, hoping for a little bit of clearing, sandhya, doesn't seem to be the case in some parts. >> coast will have to deal with fog but everywhere else, should be fine. yes, some fog around the bay, inland areas clear. 12-hour planner for fourth of july, noontime, 50s to 70s. bright most areas at 4:00 p.m. unless near beaches. fog at coast and bay 9:00 p.m. temperatur temperatures dropping to low 60s, 50s. not a cooling breeze but nice view. sun went down at 8:358:35 glorious, some fog near the coast and what we're seeing tonight. not widespread but pushing in, typical around par

. >>> a play structure torched in alameda. families hoping to use it are stunned and left asking the question, who would do this? sergio quintana joins us live with what he's learned about that. sergio? >> reporter: the alameda fire department was called out heret. they turned out a fire in this trash can pretty quickly. they left and then were called back out hour and fire. let's show you some pictures that the fire department shared was. you can see that the structure was fully engulfed. they were able to turn it out pretty quickly, but unfortunately it's destroyed beyond repair. this is video of what's left. you can see much of it is a melted mess of plastic and twisted metal. no one was injured in the fire and investigators don't yet know how the fires were started. parents with small children and others in the neighborhood have been coming by today hoping to play here only to find the play equipment destroyed. >> it's absolutely a loss for the community, for the neighborhood around, for kids at the school. you know, hopef

the alameda county sheriff's officials have jurisdiction over the fairgrounds. i showed sergeant ray kelly the video. >> it's not pornography of any type. and so there's no crime committed. obviously it's not a good look for that particular ride and it's concerning for parents. >> and to know that you have to even be that diligent to be making sure that they're not even showing is something on the screen that's inappropriate. i didn't think that i would have to think about that at the fair. >> reporter: i reached out to butler amusements which runs the ride. they had no comment other than to say they're working with the fair to make sure this doesn't happen again. at the fairgrounds in pleasanton, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a new poll conducted after the democratic debates last week shows front-runner joe biden lost support and kamala harris moved into second place. the cnn poll was conducted friday, saturday, and sunday. it shows biden was down about ten points after his debate performance. kamala harris gained nine points. elizabeth warren gained ground i

live in alameda on park street, wayne freedman, abc7. >> very well done. thanks.ay have seen it on highways throughout the area today. caltrans has a stern warning for drivers to drive sober this holiday. but the message may not sit well with local fire departments. electronic freeway signs read only sparklers should be lit. drive sober. problem is, sparklers and other fireworks are banned in most bay area cities. the spirit of the message is not lost. chp officers will be in force on the roads looking for dui drivers during this period. >> they were trying to make a point. >> if you're using air-conditioners, when the weather is warm, can that be bad to your health. >> abc7 news's 7 on your side michael finney joining us with more on this. explain. >> not that. homes are air conditioned here. most of our workplaces are. air-conditioners are a godsend during the hot and humid days of summer. could the same appliance that cools you down make you sick? as consumer reports revealed, ac can spread a lot more than just cool air. >> if you don't have central air conditi

sect annual one at the alameda county fairgrounds july 26th and 28th. it's bkeed in o asia where people hang outside, talk to each other, have great food and entrepreneurs are like totally welcome there. really fun. normally it costs 5 bucks. two ticks for free. >> what do people need to station. go online to abc7 news on come and w lle'up. >> how much money will it take for ama and i to make sure that cake never makes it away. >> we can work a deal. >> thanks. that's our report. appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. >>> tonight, the heat emergencies. and it's now turned deadly. more than 30 states, the oppressive heat. it will feel like 115 degrees in some places. tonight, the nursing home. the air conditioning failing. the emergency evacuations. the former pro football player dying of heat stroke. the electrical explosion leaving thousands without power. and in new york city, the new warning after the blackout just days ago. ginger zee times it out. >>> president trump says he is no longer upset with those who chanted "send her back.

in alameda charles clifford kron 4 news. >>but take a live look outside right now from our sutro camera overlooking downtown san francisco you just a yet crisp and clear and that we haven't had a lot of fog but chief meteorologist lawrence karnow you're saying that such ancient you miss it already in the fog are ready for many now. considered it is cool look at siena poll coming back and we're starting to see some of that he looked to hard here you can see just behind the golden gate bridge. we see some of the patchy fog developing now. >>and begin to move back in along the coastline that can actually fill in the bay and make a pretty good run of some of the valley's overnight tonight, so you seen along the coastline already temperatures very 19 out of the beaches last couple day a mostly sunny and bright 65 degrees in half moon bay get over the hill, 70 degrees right now in redwood city 82 in mount view 79 in san jose to 5 to warm into livermore 79 dublin 86 in concord 90 degrees in pittsburgh 87 the napa valley in 92 degre

in alameda dan thorn kron 4 news. >>thank you for that dan a new deal in santa rosa is changing up some of the protocols when it comes to citing or arresting homeless people advocate sonoma county and the city of santa rosa. all agreed on the new one year deal that so the city agreed that before officials arrest or cite a homeless person they must first work with homeless outreach workers to offer an adequate shelter bed and reasonably accommodate verified disabilities. >>the defense has rested in the case and the ghost ship warehouse trial. and now prosecutors are preparing for rebuttal evidence which we presented next week kron four's michelle kingston has been covering this trial from inside the courtroom for more than 2 months now and spoke to a legal expert who says the district's attorneys. office that is picked the 2 week is people to charge in this case. >>for more than 2 months to recall man and max harris said sat and watched taken notes look directly at the jurors sin wiped away their own tears, testifying

>>detectives removed 25 illegal guns from the streets in alameda county this week. it was part of a months long investigation by the alameda county sheriff's office gang suppression unit. investigators discover the suspects were selling these guns illegally. search warrants were served on wednesday in office recovered a various handguns and automatic weapons. the investigation is ongoing. so the names of the suspects are not yet being released. another big story tonight nationwide more than 100 police officers have committed suicide this year and study show more officers die by taking their own lives than other in the line of duty deaths combined to give up an old police chief is calling a problem an epidemic in. >>he's sharing with khan forcefully to call his new approach for keeping officers healthy. more importantly keeping them alive. >>these are humans behind the badge they're not robots, you know they have real emotions and more than 25 years ago when he was an officer with another department, but no police chief neil gang learned in the worst way that the com

the latest was yesterday in alameda county. a.trend toward for $2 billion down to dos and this case is there were two plaintiffs are husband and wife from the for more. each blame diagnosis of non- hodgkin's lymphoma on around a. the maker is owned by pharmaceutical giant bayer which faces thousands of similar cases in state and federal courts. >>> the senate majority leader blocking a series of election security bells is if you take center stage in washington father robert mueller testimony. look capitol hill for the former special counsel told lawmakers the russian government ongoing effort to interfere in our elections is one of the most serious challenges facing the u.s. yesterday, senator mitch mcconnell locked a discussion on a house passed a bill authorizing $775 million to beef up state election systems. republican leaders argue the trump administration has already done enough, and more funding is necessary. o woulrequire by ford mocrfrom entities to interfere in a u.s. election. the third is aimed at protecting the acc

it is not going to be addressed by looking away, it is a very different alameda than the alameda i grew up.? the mayor says that all developers are required to make 50% of new units affordable. >> if the city gives the green light, the first apartments can be ready by 2025. >>> this alameda county playground melted down in a suspected arson fire. they could send beginning a new life. a gofundme page was set up with the goal of raising $20,000 by the end of august. it ended up having happening in just four days. at last check for the $22,000 has been collected, organizers hope to have kids playing at the park again by december. as for the fire, investigators are still looking for whoever started it >>> i was shocked, absolutely shocked that they were not going to renew us. >> it is getting harder and harder to find homeowners insurance in certain parts of california. the skyrocketing rates fueled by the fire. >>> it didn't get astronauts to the moon, but did bring them back. the celebration today aboard the uss hornet in alameda. >>> it was the home run heard around the world and all the

that is why we are in alameda, this is in the tsunami preparedness zone. out on the island have an additional worry that they have to can enter a major disaster were to happen.a emergency kits and what could make a difference in the event of an earthquake. to large earthquake shook southern california doesn't count twice in the past few days. friday, 7.1 magnitude quake shut off powers, snapped gas lines, and messed many residents without water. >> i think we are as prepared as we should be as a family. i am thinking about that right now. >> reporter: the grant did not move in northern california but the news did told residents into action to prepare for the big one. >> i will tell you with what is happening we are completely sold out of emergency kicks. >> reporter: rer will restock to other kidsyou want to build your own, figure out what would be relevant to. >> think about water. water storage and purification. being able to have water on hand and or filter water or purified water in the emergency situation where you do not have plumbing. >> reporter: s

alameda and fremont moved to $13.50 an hour. the city dropped $1.00. san francisco and berkeley increase to $15.59. emeryville went up to $16.30 an hour. in mokena, the co-owner said this will have an impact on the family owned business, saying he has no choice but to pass the additional cost onto the customer. >> the cost of goods is going high. minimum wage is going high. we are just passing it to the customers. >> reporter: the co-owner says he is working on a new menu with higher prices. he expected to be out next week. >> i had to. otherwise i would be out of business. >> we come here probably once or twice a week. >> this customer support the minimum wage hike, even his bill will be bigger. >> i guess $15 an hour is about $30,000 a year salary around here. probably pretty hard to live on that kind of salary. >> reporter: one supporter of increasing the minimum wage told us this is not fall the cost-of-living problem for workers, but it does help. in the meantime, customers here can expect to see the prices go up likely next week. >> thank you. >>

the low 70s and alameda oakland, and san leandro. the mid-sixties in sausalito and for san francisco and the low 90s in ukiah, lakeport and for clear lake heading out to splashdown 50 celebration, tomorrow, the uss hornet and alameda, looking at plenty of sunshine the low 70s and there we go with the seven-day forecast. temperatures warming up through the weekend. sunday will be the warmest day out of the weekend, with plenty of sunshine. a little bit cooler monday and tuesday and worming backup for the middle to the end of next week. here's michelle with details on a cool ride. >>> ladies and gentlemen. the all-new 2020 but engine corvette. >> look at this ride. classic car with a new spin. general motors unveiled the eighth generation of the chevrolet corvette. they say the 2020 addition of the seat. that is the largesch53. the corvckn go 0 to 60 in less than three seconds.>> the time now is 6:53. a bay area beauty store robbed eight times. police say the suspect crime spree covers a lot more ground. >>> we are live at the scene of

darlin' da lin spent the day capturing the festivities in and out of alameda. >> reporter: hot dogs, burgers and chicken wings, it smells really good by the way. now it is not just about the food in alameda, july 4th is about celebrating the community coming together. a little bit of everything on the island. from one of the biggest bay area parades, to the coast guard festival. in between, there is the portable pool party, the bounce houses, and a community barbecue featuring a comedian shaffer. chef. >> we got a veggie burger, anyone for the veggie burger?, last call, you healthy people minded. >> reporter: let us backtrack to the parade. the three mile route draws about 60,000 people every year, even aliens make a special appearance. >> happy fourth. >> reporter: the party does not end when the floats are gone. along the routes of these high school students made a pool out of a truck bed. >> we call it the porta-pool. >> our great idea is to be in the parade next year. >> reporter: down the block a house barbecue with some very happy kids. not far away this is probably the most ac

it's permanent here in alameda. a lot of people don't know that. >> i know what a great day to take your family i know thi d e. >> and tomorrow's the day they still have tickets available. look up uss hornet online and get your tickets, head out there tomorrow. the tickets available for any events happening during the day. they do have a replica space capsule that looks just like the apollo 11. and they will also do some space missions and testing as well. we'll have more in the forecast if you're headed out to the uss hornet for the apollo 11 splashdown anniversary here coming up. we'll start you off with tomorrow morning, upper 50s and low 60s. you get that fog at the coast line. then by the bay we'll see some patchy areas of fog. 61 here for the south bay and the tri-valley at 60. right here through san francisco, it will be the chillst there with that fog in the morning and temperatures in the 50s. you're going to be able to figure out exactly how things will be for you 7:00 in the morning there's your low cloud

a city in alameda county has been ranked the worst in the nation. a new survey of 300 cities found berkeley is the very worst for first time home buyers. it is not just because of the home prices, the city has very few listings, high demand and little turnover making it even harder for new buyers to find a home. and, it is not just berkeley, either. other bay area cities rounded out the list including oakland, san francisco, san jose, san mateo and daly city. >>> a bay area museum taking on the work of one of the late 20th century's most iconic artists. we met up with ed hardy as he debuts his work in san francisco. >> reporter: the newest exhibit is unlike anything you have seen here and even for the legendary ed hardy, this is a first. >> it is a first and it is a real, absolutely a high point. i never would have expected it >> reporter: he is a man said to have launched the 20th century tattoo renaissance. today, he found himself walking the halls of the d young museum and this exhibit dedicated to his work. >> it is overwhelming. i am absolutely

the>>> now at 11:00, breaking news in alameda county. fire rips through a building under construction tonight. the question a lot of people are wondering, was this arson? >>> plus -- >> a longtime children's swim photographer accused of sexually abusing young boys for the last 30 years. why he's already back out on the streets. >>> a major crash in the bay view breaks a car in half and send four teenagers to the hospital. police want to talk to the driver who left the scene. >>> and i'm meteorologist owen daniels with how hot it's going to get this weekend. >>> let's get to kpix 5's andrea nakano who is at the scene of yet another construction fire. this time on the berkeley/oakland border, andrea? >> reporter: yeah, ken. we are here at the intersection of stanford avenue and 60th street. the fire hand just behind me here. this is a new construction of loft-style homes. this is citizen app video. the fire started around 10:00 tonight. you can see flames shooting touch the sky from nearby highways. neighbors here are telling me a develope

we'll go back to the "suh or net" in alameda. the aircraft carrier safari recovered apollo 11's astronauts in the pacific. >> this ship is the largest artifact left. it was directly involved with the first time astronauts walked on the moon. there's very few places you can step in the footsteps of a president of the united states that gave a speech that will go down in history. >> tune in or set your dvrs. nbc bay area's revolutions exploring space airs tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. >>> up next, boeing paying the price of all those grounded ov e company's bottom line. >>> pamtos's new fire chief is making history. he served in the department for 21 years now and has been interrupt chief since january. a lot was paid attention to the cracked beams the salesforce transit tower but people have another complaint, the video at the tippy tippy top. they play the same 45-minute of images. the same array of pictures for the last year and a half and people living nearby say they just want some have a richt they are about to get it. a video

live in alameda dan thorn kron 4 news. >>thank you dan are going to take a look at outside now very very foggy think that supposed to be the golden gate or the bay bridge where we look i i can't joined by meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez maybe she knows about that. >>a bit breezy and we we can see that the shot that the fog will try to be at. >>unfortunately it is a shower, a marine layer compared to last night we were really socked in but still enough to blanket parts of the bay area right now specifically to our south of downtown san francisco. so here's a live look outside we can make out the beautiful san francisco's get city skyline from this angle but stormtracker 4 tracking some patchy dense low clouds and fog throughout the coastline of the bay area with the worst visibility right now at half moon bay. right now at or near 0 but for downtown san francisco up to 8 miles wind speeds out tter clearing there right now starting to notice some breezy winds throughout downtown san francisco with sustained winds near 20 mil

it is in oakland's fruit dale neighborhood, 37th and alameda behind the high street home depo store. the council member 29 crime related incidents in one day which included theft and assault. the store added security cameras and hired two off duty police officers and private security all of which helped but home depo and other businesses notified the city they will leave oak land if the situation does not improve. >> it's hard to work out here. >> i need to protect the jobs this oak land and secondly, you knows we need the revenue to continue to provide services. >> the clean up plan includes closing 37th avenue for 18 months to clear the camp. they will install a fence and gate in the homeless will be relocated to a lot owned by the city. the council will vote next week. >>> our time is 4:15, the own of a san francisco gallery apparently admitted he is the person seen on video dumping a bucket of water down on to a homeless woman. now, he is defending himself and telling his side of the story. the video it went viral last week. don soaker says the homeless woman harassed one of his

friends and families greeted the 140 person crew as they returned to alameda this morning.mbers said the work was often dangerous. videos from one operation shows officers jumping onto him moving submersible off the coast of south america. they say there were five drug runners inside more than 800 kilos of cocaine. >> we get after what we can and we take down what we can with new ships we have here. we have two more of these coming down the road. we are taking them down at a higher clip than we were in the past. >> into other cutters have done 14 drug running vessels. they have seized $570 million in illegal drugs.>>> coming up, a request for pricing police equipment denied. at 10:45, we learned that several bay area police departments don't even check their use. >>> the second game of the giants doubleheader tonight very different than the first. how defense and pitching dominated game to after a blowout in the opener.>>> new at 10:00, the new trump administration role that could make getting an abortion a little tougher. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the trump administration has im

. >> aids is still very much a threat in alameda county among the homeless population. >> abc 7 newsre on how oakland expects to get to zero cases by 2030. >> reporter: alameda county is one of 50 jurisdictions with the highest number of new hiv cases. that prompted the head of the center for disease control to come to oakland. >> i want you to know alameda county will be the first county that will end this epidemic. >> reporter: it was made by barbara lee. >> to target those jurisdictions with alameda county as one. there is eight in california. >> reporter: despite the work to reduce the number of new infections, advocates admit there is a lot to do. while men having sex with men now the prep of medication to reduce the risk, women and other groups have not been targeted. >> when we don't see ourselves on posters, we don't hear about things for black women and trans women, we don't show up. >> i want to stress education is the best thing we can do. >> reporter: there are many barriers to get into a cure. one that stands out is the lack of housing and homelessness. >> you have to pu

the latest was yesterday and alameda county. a judge trimmed an award of more than $2 billion, down to $86.7 million and this case there were two plane tips trick husband and wife from livermore. albert and alberta each blamed diagnoses and non-hodgkin's lymphoma on roundup. the maker of roundup on my pharmaceutical giant bayer which faces thousands of similar cases in state and federal courts. >>> in menlo park man accused of sexually abusing young boys for the last 30 years. police are worried there could be more victims. san mateo county sheriff investigators say back in january, they got a tip that randy haldeman may be involved in dude acts with a minor. they would soon discover that he allegedly assaulted and abused three boys ages 8 213. some of the abuse happening at the ladera racket center where he was a longtime swim team photographer. it is also accused of happening at his home.>> we are thankful this person did reported to us and they came forward so that we could stop anyone else from becoming a victim.>> he bailed

>> alameda's big fourth of july parade is expect tod draw more than 60,000 people. starts at 10:00 with 160,000 floats. >>> preparations are under for president trump's fourth of july today. tanks are on the streets of the national mall. and he is accused of a political spectacle. he has changed the location and he said it will be easier for more people to see it this year. >> if you are in the bay area, we have you covered. our app has a list of local fireworks shows you can enjoy. >>> coming up, crisis at the bord border. new drawings by migrant center to give us a look at what it's like inside the detention starting tomorrow. >>> and traffic at the airport. >>> hillary duff's parenting commentary. why people are accusing her of child abuse after she posted photos of her daughter online. >> all that, it's 4:38, a check of weather and traffic. >>> throughout the day i will have forecasts. on the east bayshore and a place like nevada, 48 degrees and santa rosa, 51 degrees. those are the exceptions. here's a western look at the span of the bay bridge. don't you wish

the rate in alameda and freemont moved to $13.50 an hour. san leandro, jumped $1 to $14. san francisco and berkley increased by $0.59 to $15.59. emeryville's minimum wayne went up to $16.30 an hour. small business owners say they may have to pass the cost down to their customers. >> the rent is going higher, cost of goods are going higher, minimum wage is going higher. we are passing it to the customers. >> all the cities are seeing the increases in minimum wage have rates higher than the current state minimum wage which is $12 an hour. that rate is due to go up to $15 app hour by the year 2023. san francisco giants ceo returns to the team today. he stay with us suspended after a video showed him this an altercation with his wife. the team announced bare will return to the team but with less power. many of his ceo duties will be divided among other team executives. >>> our time is 4:40, a sheriff's deputy lost his job because he falsely reported a burglary at his own home. the other bay area law enforcement agency that gave him a second chance. >>> a scary warning for peo

to san francisco, san mateo and alameda counties. to connect the homeless folks with shelters and services. bart also voted to spend was $33 million to fully modernized oaklands 19th street station. with better access, better lighting, elevators, isolators and public restrooms. to continue on the fair evader resisting gate. their sun controversial. the problem is been studied. do not expect any action anytime soon. all of this will be done under the watchful eye of the new inspector general of bart . who reports not to management, but to the bart board . >> i think it is important that we have an independent look at the bart books. and how resources are being allocated. i am not afraid of that. >> reporter: the writers are watching. tom vacar, ktvu fox news. >>> there are new concerns about the effect of the change on california's ecosystem. >> researchers believe changes are threatening joshua trees in the mojave desert. >>> this afternoon, a cooler one around the bay area. it is not going to last. a big heater coming away. and advi

. >>> the coast guard crew from alameda that pulled off this drug bust is back home now. the crew onboard the cutter monroe, jumped off of the coast of south america. they opened the hatch. inside, they found five drug smugglers and a lot of cocaine. almost 45,000 pounds of it. street value, about 570le this bucks. it was not just nerve-racking for the crew, but for the family members, who saw that, as well. >> it's nerve-racking. they don't know what they are going to work into. >> the gard turned over the federal drugs in alameda here. >> a lot of problems teeling with tworains. >> we ar >> i couldn't sleep more than four hours. jeff jefr needed a gt true. >> my frand spots free from the door. >> this video shows what happened. in that bag, bowe barrying a bunch chocolate chip cookies, manage loves there. >> reporter: lou pulled one hand free and used it to wave at the driver as the metro tunnel approaches. >> i was really scared. >> reporter: lou fell away from the driver in time but the driver we talked do didn't see him. the second video hows what the driver saw in h

>>> series of crashes in alameda county. a car slams into a church. and moments later another crashed into a police suv. afternoon i'm anne makovec. >> i am kenny choi. a police officer investigating the first crash is out of the hospital after being hit by a different car. jackie ward is in oakland right now to break down all of the chaos. >> reporter: as benefit look the pastor at grace baptist church told me they will be back open this afternoon. >> the exit is not an exit anymore. once they put the doors up, abbott the exit sign backup, we will turn the lights on and start praising the lord. somebody say hallelujah. >> reporter: last night a car crashed right through the front door of grace baptist church on 90th avenue in oakland. luckily, nobody was inside the corporal reverend charles hopkins is been the pastor for 21 years. he said the same thing happened here 10 years ago. it's like i cannot leave the city or the police department. all that i can say is that the driver that was driving should have been able to manage his equipment. >> reporte

. >>> a deadly train collision in alameda county. chopper 5 flew over the scene in livermore where police say and a strained the >>> else killed a woman in her car at the junction and lad avenue. in these pictures, you can see the front of the car caved in as crews investigate the area. it happened just before 8 a.m. leaving train passengers stranded for nearly 90 minutes. police officer say the lights and crossing guards were all working at the time of the crash. >>> i'm emily turner we just have gotten word into the newsroom that fiscal police have made an arrest in a fatal hit and run accident that happened two years ago. this is the suspect. her name is eleasia fraise. she was taken into custody on the 16th charged with a laundry list of crimes including a warrant with hit and run for injury gross vehicular manslaughter, arsene to commit conspiracy and driving without a license. she had and killed or is accused and hitting and killing september 22, 2017, this man named gus. is a well loved grocer in mission bay. he was hit and di

sales were down almost 15 percent from last year in santa clara and alameda counties. financial services company core logic did the study and says the slump comes despite low mortgage rates at a strong economy. core logic said inventory level in the bay area has gone from a sellers market to a more neutral market. >> this year fires are more relaxed and calm. they are going in and they are looking at the property. if they really limits, they will put an offer in. otherwise they are being particular. >> court logic said other factors include more renters staying put in more adult children living with their parents. >>> santa cruz company is in hot water with the hindu community. it is all over these talks the swing images of the deity. lord ganesh. lawmakers are asking the company to pull it. it is there saying the lord is highly revered and hinduism and it is inappropriate to use it for sales. the company feels that we offer our sincere apology to the hindu community. we were inspired by the symbolism of prosperity and protection against adversity and it was not our in

i also want to thank arc who are here, san francisco and alameda public defenders office and some staff from my office for

more than 8000 homeless people are living in alameda county right now. we will tell you how it all breaks down. >>> lights out again on treasure island. we asked city officials what is going on. >>> the moon landing is the measure. >> tomorrow marks the day that neil armstrong and buzz aldrin returned to the earth. the lessons we have learned from the news landing. >>> dash cam video of a deadly crash in san francisco. good evening. i am ken bastida. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. andria borba joins us with why this driver was not booked into jail. >> reporter: this all has to do with that scpd charged the crime in the field after the crash happened. dash cam video caught this rigid tesla going to the light. in man would be legally injured. >> heartbreaking. my heart instantly dropped. iss it is people we know and people from here. back in the video, you can see people running across the street to try to help the dean's while they are laying on the sidewalk. 21-year-old kelsey rita the telephone nearly 24 hours early. she is facing an infection for running

. >>> developing from alameda county this morning. another construction fire in oakland ruins new laws being built near the emeryville border. that is where we find kpix 5's jackie ward live this morning. >> reporter: i'm at 60th and stanford in west oakland where firefighters are still on the scene. they were checking out the front and to the sides of the building. this is a new snap chat video of the two alarm fire that started just before 10 p.m. last night. the oakland fire department told us this is a three-story residential multiunit structure under construction for the last several months. it was dark out with the fire happened and obviously still dark this morning. a battalion chief says was hard to im total loss.>> they quickly went in and saw the flying water. initially from the interior, and do to the instability, because the building is under construction, there was invisible signs of instability and we regressed to the outside of the structure. is >> this morning, we see a couple of red tax on the building. this is the ni

here is one celebration at the "uss hornet" sea and air space use each in alameda. to recover the apollo 11 astronauts after they splashed down in the ocean following their historic mission. if you've never been there, make sure you visit. so many history there. >>> the statue of the first man to walk on the moon, neil armstrong, new this morning at a museum in his native ohio. one is of him as a young boy holding a model airplane. the other showing armstrong in his flight suit. armstrong's son commissioned the statues in his father's memory. neil armstrong died in 2012 from complications of heart surgery, but his name will certainly go in the history books. >>> right now 6:00, we're tracking a developing story this morning, i.c.e. raids have started in parts of the country, we're still waiting to see what's going to happen in the bay area. we've got live team coverage in just minutes. >>> and new overnight, a fight breaks out at a south bay 7-eleven, a young girl is pepper sprayed. we'll tell you all the details. >>> plus, it's amazon prime day. huge deals online,

live in alameda, coronell bernhard, abc 7. >> it was indeed. we have more coverage of the moon landing anniversary on our website, abc 7 news.com among the things you will find is a video of the moon walk in realtime. >> and check this out. that is the apollo 11 commanded mad yuell upclose and personal. it's a 3-d reality augmented creation opinion you click on ar and it place this is command mad yuell i u see anywhere you happen to be. you can see it's in the newsroom there. this is from earlier today. goingle says it's the first time it's added a cultural artifact to its ar search feature. >> do you believe that three groan men had to ride in that. >> incredible. >> for a couple of weeks. >> i know the technology was so, i don't know not advanced for not. >> that's right, mike mccarron said his 200,000 times more powerful than the guidance computer on that which i looked up. at 4 kilobytes of memory. >> by the way it did not work when they were trying to land. it was supposed to land the mod yuell, the armstrong had to do it itself. >> the ca

announcing his offer to pay anyone camping at the home depot on alameda avenue $2000 to leave the area. he also offered to drop $1000 in cash. homeless advocates showed up. and police eventually escorted him off the property. his motivation is still unclear. he affiliation with home depot. >>> alws ughing and never said. >>> a family is in disbelief tonight after a two-year-old girl is hit by a suspected drunk driver. coming up an update on the toller's condition one day after the accident. >>> more progress for the troubled trans bay terminal. what is expected to get back up and running tomorrow. >>> temperatures have been trending up the past few days. it looks like that pattern will continue through the weekend. more on your forecast coming up. >>> >>> new details on an explosion yesterday at the safeway store in alameda south shore center. investigators say a couple used a firecracker as a distraction to steal a shopping cart full of groceries. the man is described as a white between 25 and 35 years old. with short hair. six feet tall and 180 pounds. police say he threw a firecrack

also or alameda and contra costa county transit buses. and those are scheduled to open by the end of the year. so agency officials say that this should actually help reduce congestion on the freeways make it a little more convenient for phones to take public transit. well for major automakers have reached a deal with california into increasing gas mileage and greenhouse gas emissions standards so ford bmw honda, and volkswagen they signed the deal with the california air resources board anass the trump administration's push to freeze requirements at 2021 levels about 30 miles per gallon. so under this new deal. the new cars would have to average around 36 miles per galloby high speed rail project is taking another step for the trump administration has given california permission to oversee federal environmental reviews for its high speed rail project there's been some back and forth with the administration of trying to cancel the project delaying the environmental reviews for about a year and a half. the california high speed rail authori

in the east bay, check out the alameda summer fair.e than 65 artists will feature live paintings, sketches, sculpting, and illustration. live music, poetry and performance art. >>> in livermore, the shakespeare festival is under way. in addition to performances, you can enjoy wood-fired pizzas, beer, wine, as well as other drinks. on the peninsula, enjoy free friday concerts, all summer long on courthouse square in redwood city. music on the square is surrounded by restaurants for dining before, during or after the show. in burlingame, the 2019 park will take center stage. this series will run in july. in addition, there will be art and ice cream for kids. >>> the fill filmore jazz festival. you'll find craft beer, food and more. >>> in sports. a's are away. i'm rosemary orozco. and that is your weekend watch. [ bleep ] >> a powerful earthquake shaking southern california. after the break, the damage assessment from there. and the state of emergency now in effect. >>> and we'll tell you why investigators believe a fire in san joaquin c

. >>> investigators in alameda are looking for an arsonnest. kpix5 has the latest from woodstock park where the latest fire destroyed a neighborhood playground authorize were two fierce in this area earlier this morning. the first was around 2 this morning. this trash can was on fire. firefighters come here and put it out and go back to the station. then just about an hour and a half later, they get a call of this play structure on fire. firefighters say they sought flames as soon as they left the station. the fire destroyed the playground that just opened last than two years ago. >> it was fun playing and going outside and pretty sad we don't have that. and can't spend time with my brother in the park. >> reporter: fire investigators are looking into how the fire started but they do know they have an arsonist on their hands. the question is, is there a serial arsonist on the loose. firefighters have been called out to a handful of suspicious fires outdoors in the last 6 months. . >> there have been other outside fires in the area. and at this

. >>> disappointment food in alameda, some families hoping to use a play structure at a park found it had been torched. arson is suspected. nbc bay area sergio quintana joins us live with the latest. this is sad stuff, sergio. >> yeah and the city fire crews were called out here this morning around 2:00 in the morning because there was a fire in this trash can. they put it out quickly. but then an hour and 40 minutes later they were called out again. and that splay play structure was on fire. let's show you pictures shared with us by the fire department. you can see as in the structure was fully engulfed in flames. firefighters were able to put it out quickly. but unfortunately it's destroyed beyond repair. now this is video of what's left. you can see much of it a melted mess of plastic appear twisted metal. no one injured in the fire. parents with small children and others in the neighborhood have been coming by hoping to play only to find that the less than 2-year-old structure is destroyed. >> it's horribly sad. it's a great new play structure. and it was a really fun place for ki

alameda and fremont will both jump to $13.50 an hour. alameda will jump up to $13 an hour. also emeryville, minimum wage will rise to $16.30 an hour. there are a number of new laws that will take it back tomorrow and a list of them right on our front page of our website. go to ktvu.com. >>> the piedmont city council is set to consider whether to expand the use of cameras that read license plates. they currently have more than three dozen cameras atnear pied boundaries. th expected tomorrow night on whether to spend $113,000 to add cameras at four more ince say the camer helped them catch suspects in previous crimes through some although some neighbors worry about the privacy implications. the meeting tomorrow night will begin at 7:30. >>> thousands of people streamed into san francisco today to line market street for the 49th annual pride parade. it created a party-like atmosphere with a lot of flow sending thousands of people up market street. ktvu's alyssa harrington spoke to people about why this event is so important. >> reporter: tens of thousands of people marched thr

alameda county crews knocking down a brushfire near livermore. it broke out about 7:15 near hartford avenue. only about three acres burned. no structures or livestock threatened and no one hurt. >>> another fire sparked this sunday, this one at mclaren park in san francisco this afternoon. it happened around 5:30. firefighters were able to put it out before it got out of control, but you do see the smoke there. the fire burned about four acres. no buildings were burned and nobody was hurt. >>> could you stand some good news? how about a happy update from san francisco. surveillance video showed a stranger walking away with a woman's dog that pup is home tonight. this is the video we talked about showing a man lurking near lilly, the gelden retriever in front of a market in japantown yesterday. then he calmly unclips her, leads her away. attracting no attention. the owner, jennifer spent the weekend trying to track down lilly, and again, she did. we just learned the dog has been found safe. we're going to learn more details about how and where the

also the alameda county fair continues today with temperatures in the upper 70s. and then at 6:00 we're at 74. and then at 8:00 at 65. so we are going to have another nice day across the bay area with highs in the low 80s inland, some 60s and 70s for the bay and the coast. heading into tomorrow, we talked about it. we could see some fog. i'll have a look at that forecast and also into the weekend. that is coming up in a few minutes. >> looking forward to that, kari. >>> uncle sam is celebrating the fourth of july by naturalizing almost 7,500 citizens nationwide including some here in the bay area. bob redell is live outside of the uss hornet aircraft carrier in alameda with happy folks there today, bob. >> reporter: yes, marcus. it is hard to imagine a more beautiful place to celebrate becoming a new citizen of this wonderful country. the san francisco skyline, the blue skies behind us and we're actually on board the uss hornet. this is an aircraft carrier that was built in part by migrants including rosie the riveter, some of who emigrated to this country. within

this is in eastern alameda county and the westbound lanes were closed down. you can see the traffic backup and we did find video from on the fire first broke out around 5 a.m. you can see the flames and it expanded very quickly. luckily firefighters were able to get a hand on that for it did too much damage. the investigation into both fires continues. >> reporter: we are standing at three blocks away from the san francisco union square and this is where a crash happened. police say the driver of a tesla was driving northbound taylor street. he apparently ran the red light at the intersection and intersection was bright broadsided by another car. lost control of the tesla and hit two pedestrians. the crash happened around 2 p.m. yesterday at a killed 39-year- old benjamin dean and severely injured his wife. police say the couple was visiting from clovis, down from the fresno area. i was reading what was believed to be there facebook page. it appears they were in town celebrating the third wedding anniversary. police arrested the driver of the tesla and they s

. >>> sheriff's deputies in alameda county are searching for a man who shot and wounded a man outside a liquor store in hayward. gunfire was reported just before 8 pm in north hayward. a deputy told us several shots were fired. in the video you can see a bicycle on the ground along with evidence markers. the sheriff's department said the victim was rushed to the hospital with non-life- threatening injuries. >>> the alameda county sheriff's department announced a weapons and drug bust involving several east bay street gangs. deputies say they recovered 25 guns including several automatic weapons. the weapons can be tied to drug trafficking involving gangs in the greater oakland area. the sheriff's department is not talking about the suspects yet. they say this is an ongoing investigation. >>> a hit and run driver is under arrest following a collision today that seriously injured a pedestrian along highway 29 in american canyon. we are live in american canyon where we spoke with the victim's family members. >> reporter: the victims family stopped by here just moments ago on their way ho