the east bay times reports alameda city council members approved asking congress to investigate president trump's business dealings and ties to russia. they believe he has too many conflicts of interest. they believe a probe would lead to impeachment proceedings. pete suratos will join us with a live report in an hour. >>> a high school scandal to tell you about this morning. close to a dozen napa high school football players are under investigation accused of hazing other students. and expulsion hearings will continue next week. one 16-year-old has been suspended two months. he is a high school sophomore and jv quarterback. the school started it yesterday. his parents and their attorney want it to be public because they say they have nothing to hide. >> the primary reason i'm here is to get him back in school. >> obviously something happened. we have to get to the bottom of what did or didn't happen as far as our son goes. >> as for reports are concerned, football players holding down one or more freshman and hit and grabbed them inappropriately. we reached out to the district superinten

the alameda city council will consider a resolution calling for his impeachment. the resolution cites several reasons, including the president's refusal to fully die vest himself from his business interests and public statements he has made. meantime, on capitol hill, republicans have released a decent proposal to repeal and replace obamacare. serious questions remain, though, like what will it cost? how will it affect the 20 million americans who are currently covered under the affordable care act? nbc's jenea norman reports. >> reporter: the public promise to repeal and replace. >> i am also calling on this congress to repeal and replace obamacare. >> reporter: one week after president trump's call to congress, house republicans outlined their plan to overhaul obamacare. the plan swaps subsidies for tax credits to help americans buy insurance, ends penalties for americans without insurance, gradually ends the expansion of medicaid which provides coverage for more than 10 million americans in 31 states, and ends funding for planned parenthood. but the white house

>>al immediate ah for impeachment members rallied on the steps of alameda city hall, then waited for s to tell city council members why they think the president should face impeachment hearings. >> i think he is a threat to our constitution. i think he is a threat to our country. i think he's a threat to the peace of the world. >> reporter: they're also concerned about the president's potential conflict of interests from his business dealings and possible ties to russia. vice mayor malia vella, essentially the city would be sending a message to congressional leaders. tonight's effort follows a similar effort passed in the city of richmond two weeks ago. spoerlters realize it is symbolic but hope to create a movement. >> understandably it is a local measure, but with a republican congress, republican senate, i think we need to get this movement from the ground up. >> reporter: at least one city council member expressed concern ahead of tonight's meeting, saying that the city does have more pressing issues to focus on like affordable housing. now, during the time that we were inside we

many conservatives say the proposal falls short of their vision. >>> number four, the alameda city councilassed a symbolic resolution asking congress to investigate whether to impeach president trump. city councils have no actual authority to call for an impeachment but they can send a message. >>> number five from the live desk, fbi director james comey just wrapped up his speech on cyber security at boston college. comey says are we need to hold attackers accountable. >>> number six, spring is here at least for a couple of days. we're up to 7 degrees warmer this morning so dress the kids for about 38, inland to 50 around san francisco. look at the temperatures this afternoon. 60 at the coast to 68 and it's going to get even warmer the next couple of days. >>> number seven, some dreams do come true. guys, star burst releasing packages with just the pink ones inside. i think every good person can agree that pink is the best flavor. only for a limited time, april 1, running through the month so that means you have just 30 days to hoard as many as you can and put them in your fridge for the

orinda, 39, san leandro, 40, 43 in oakland, union city, fremont, and alameda about 45, richmond 44, 41 right now san carlos, mountain view, san jose 42, same thing in albany, pleasanton, 37, brentwood livermore about 38, novato 39 with about a quarter mile visibility. that's where our thickest fog is right now. it's pretty quiet on the embarcadero especially compared to this time yesterday when it was still wet from that rain so commuting today, whether you're doing mass transit or driving or however you get to work or school, it's going to be good. if you're going to be out exercising, watch the pollen and if you're going to be out and about, it's going to be a nice day. as far as around the state, 75 in l.a., 45 in tahoe. check out the snoek pack. it's about 182% of average. but no snow in my accuweather 7 day forecast for tahoe. in fact, warmer than average starting tomorrow. i hear alexis has some good news. >>> yeah, really quiet start to the tuesday morning drive here, especially when you consider 24 hours ago, we had a major crash on the bay bridge so wide open as you head into

>>al immediate ah for impeachment members rallied on the steps of alameda city hall, then waited for tell city council members why they think the president should face impeachment hearings. >> i think he is a threat to our constitution. i think he is a threat to our country. i think he's a threat to the peace of the world. >> reporter: they're also concerned about the president's potential conflict of interests from his business dealings and possible ties to russia. vice mayor malia vella, essentially the city would be sending a message to congressional leaders. tonight's effort follows a similar effort passed in the city of richmond two weeks ago. spoerlters realize it is symbolic but hope to create a movement. >> understandably it is a local measure, but with a republican congress, republican senate, i think we need to get this movement from the ground up. >> reporter: at least one city council member expressed concern ahead of tonight's meeting, saying that the city does have more pressing issues to focus on like affordable housing. now, during the time that we were inside we did

. >>> the alameda city council has passed a resolution. they met late into the night before deciding to ask lawmakers to look into potential conflicts from the bt president's business dealings and possible ties to russia. city councils have no actual authority to call an impeachment but they can send a message. one council member said the city has other issues to focus on like affordable housing. supporters admit this is just symbolic but they hope to create a movement. >> understandably, this is just a local measure, but with a republican congress, republican senate, i think you need to get this movement from the ground up. >> richmond became the first bay area city to pass a similar resolution two weeks ago. >>> new this morning, hawaii has filed the first lawsuit against the president's new travel ban. attorneys filed a new 40-page request just before midnight last night asking a federal judge to issue a temporary restraining order against the ban. the president signed the new order on monday, banning travelers from six majority muslim c

. >>> the alameda city council has passed a resolution. into the night before deciding to ask lawmakers to look into potential conflicts from the bt president's business dealings and possible ties to russia. city councils have no actual authority to call an impeachment but they can send a message. one council member said the city has other issues to focus on like affordable housing. supporters admit this is just symbolic but they hope to create a movement. >> understandably, this is just a local measure, but

alameda city council are considering a resolution calling on the congress to impeach president trump.lution cites alleged white house ties to russian leaders. and the president's ongoing business conflicts alameda is not the first city to call for his impeachment. richmond city leaders also packed a similar resolution. >>> neighbors are up in arms about a new marijuana dispensary in san francisco. the owner is a former oakland mayor. they are hoping to open a pot dispensary. >> with the marijuana there is more crime, more car accident. and this is a peaceful community. >>> they stopped two other dispensaries in the area from opening their doors. >> environmentalists are organizing a march today in downtown oak land. they are dental traiting against white house policies on climate change. organizers never pulled a permit so there is no specific route for the march. >>> the oldest park in san francisco is preparing to reopen today. we know they love their parks. >> they have undergone months of renovations. the city will begin celebrating its return. it is closed back in september. a ne

. >>> in the meantime, by the end of the night the city of alameda could become the second in the baya camping on congress to impeach president trump. >> as jonathan bloom explains, the debate on the measure is about to get under way. >> the impeachment of president trump. >> she is holding a resolution that alameda city council could pass into law. >> which asks congress to initiate impeachment proceeds, pertaining to president trump. >> her group even gathered articles. >> it refers to the russian connections, and then we have obstruction of justice. >> the group is also concerned about conflicts of interests from the president's business assets. >> but of course we don't know the nature of all of them because he never released his tax returns. >> at least two city council members are on board. >> this is us trying to compel the federal government to do what it is meant to do. >> now a local government can't impeach a president, so all the resolution could do is make a statement but the statement is exactly what supporters are going for. >> it can be a rolling message across the cou

. >> reporter: the city of alameda said the city will lose money and jobs when the team moves. they employ 250 people locally. >> things happen, but nothing's in stone. >> reporter: the owner of ricky's sports bar holds out hope,ad it libby schaaf. >> there was a fully financed proposal on the table, why the nfl made the choice that it did, is a question you will need to refer to them. >> reporter: ken webb, known as afro deezback, will pay alimony in the form of season tickets, but he's emotionally divorced. >> i just cannot attend any home games. i'll buy my season tickets, yes, but i will not go to any home games. >> reporter: others say it's a franchise worth following, either in oakland or las vegas. >> we'll see what happens. it's a dice roll for the raiders right now. >> bay area fans are commiserating their loss, misery loves company. share your sadness with a raiders badge and see how other fans are reacting. >>> new at 11:00 r six cars were damaged in an accident that began with a vehicle running into a bull. the bull was trotting on highway 4 shortly after 8:00 tonig

. >> reporter: the city of alameda said the city will lose money and jobs when the team moves. they employ 250 people locally. >> things happen, but nothing's in stone. >> reporter: the owner of ricky's sports bar holds out hope,ad it libby schaaf. >> there was a fully financed proposal on the table, why the nfl made the choice that it did, is a question you will need to refer to them. >> reporter: ken webb, known as afro deezback, will pay alimony in the form of season tickets, but he's emotionally divorced. >> i just cannot attend any home games. i'll buy my season tickets, yes, but i will not go to any home games. >> reporter: others say it's a franchise worth following, either in oakland or las vegas. >> we'll see what happens. it's a dice roll for the raiders right now. >> bay area fans are commiserating their loss, misery loves company. share your sadness with a raiders badge and see how other fans are reacting. >>> new at 11:00 r six cars were damaged in an accident that began with a vehicle running into a bull. the bull was trotting on highway 4 shortly after 8:00 tonig

not only is he at alameda city college now he's planning to apply to ucla to become a doctor. >> going to the program and i'm almost done. so i really thank them for that. >> reporter: in oakland, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> pgld is publicly shaming itself as punishment for the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. up next we'll show you those apology ads. >>> a bumbling burglar caught in the act. embarrassing attempt to swipe a big screen television. and the strange item he did steal. >>> and a creative fix in the works for the damaged oroville dam. it's been six years since a natural gas pipeline explosion ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, fire. 8 people were killed.. >>> it has been six years since a natural gas pipeline explosion set a san bruno neighborhood on fire. eight people were killed and dozens of homes were destroyed. now kpix 5's melissa king shows us pgld is taking the blame in a very public way. >> on september 9, 2010 pgld learned a tragic lesson we can never forget. >> you'll be seeing these videos the next few months. apology ads from pgld. they identify the tragedy. >> this gas path -- p

"the east bay times" reports that last night alameda city councilmembers unanimously approved asking the congress to investigate trump's business dealings and ties to russia. supporters believe the president has too many conflicts of interest and it violates the constitution. they believe a probe would lead to impeachment proceedings. pete suratos was in alameda talking about this very issue this morning. >>> well, dublin is reportedly not joining the list of bay area sanctuary cities. after what's described as a packed hearing last night. city councilmembers at this same meeting heard arguments from supporters and opponents and decided the city would not back a blanket sanctuary city policy. one of the arguments is that the state already has safeguards put into place that addressed some of the concerns made by sanctuary city policies. >>> a new video into our newsroom this morning shows a man claiming to be the son of kim jong-nam, the half brother of north korean leader kim jong-un. the son says he and his mother and sister are safe. south korean intelligence officials confirmed hi

> back in the bay area, a resolution to impeach president trump just got the green light from alameda's city. the resolution supports representative barbara lee's push to have congress investigate the president. the city of richmond has also approved the proposal. >>> two weeks after a devastating flood emergency workers plan to tour the affected area. kpix 5's maria medina reports. >> reporter: could this have been prevented years ago? now, city leaders say they plan to spend $22 million on improvement along coyote creek. that's not new money. in fact, the santa clara water district sat on that money for the last 15 years. back in 2000, voters approved $32 million so coyote creek wouldn't flood and the district spent a third on planning and design but then the project engineer realized it would cost a lot more to fix coyote creek's problems. at the same time, the district had another project in the works retrofitting anderson dam but it was not completed. then two weeks ago the dam went overcapacity and water went into the creek during the storm about 14,000 people put under mandatory evacu

. >>> alameda city council also voted to impeach president trump overnight. what they want to accomplish with this symbolic resolution. >>> and as we head to break, >>> and as we head to break, we'll leave you with abc7 news i bet you a buck hek catches this salt shaker.u. you're on. hey chuck! you owe me a buck. you can't always see what's coming... ...but when you choose unitedhealthcare, finding an in-network doctor is easy. unitedhealthcare >>> it is 5:23. whether you're just joining us or headed out the door, these are the seven things you need to know. number one, thousands of women expected to take part in rallies across the country for international women's day. the same team that organized the women's march in january is encouraging women to take the day off and show their importance to our economy. >>> number two, crews are working to clean up another mudslide in marin county. and it's causing a closure that happened around 11:00 this morning on sir -- that's hard to say at 5:24 in the morning. sir francis drake boulevard and baywood canyon road. >>

cloudy. 50s, 60s in the north bay. >>> tonight, president trump is the topic of discussion at an alameda cityil meeting. council members are voting on a resolution to push for an congressional investigation into impeaching the president. his alleged dealings with russia are at the heart of the effort. >>> should the president be elected by popular vote instead of using the electoral college? proposition advocating that has cleared the first hurdle to getting on the california ballot. supporters can now start gathering signatures. they have to get nearly 366,000 signatures by the end of august to get that on the statewide ballot. the measure wouldn't change any laws. it would simply ask voters if california's elected officials should be advocating for those voting changes. >>> a state bill promising significant repairs to california roads heads to the governance and finance committee tomorrow. the proposal includes a new gas tax and car registration fee that would raise $6 billion a year for road and bridge repairs. san jose mayor sam liccardo is a key supporter and says san jose faces a road

. >>> happening today, the alameda city council will consider a resolution calling for president trump'sm peachment. the resolution cites several reasons. the resolution is similar to one that richmond city council passed last month. >>> happening today, google's proposed new mus in mountain view could be coming closer to reality. the city council will discuss whether it will grant the tech giant permits to build its office near shoreline theater there. these renderings show what the charleston east campus will look like along highway 101. if approved, the building will have a canopy roof to allow a lot of natural light in. the council is expected to vote tonight. >>> commuters in the north bay will find out in two weeks if they're going to be paying more to get on a bus or ferry service. the board of the golden gate bridge district is going to meet march 24 to consider upping the fares. the district face as deficit over the next five years. the proposed increase would cost commuters another 25 to 50e cents a ride and if this is approved, the hike will take effect july 1. that is the sam

. >>> the alameda county city of dublin is saying no to a sanctuary city policy. people on both sides of the debate packed last night's council meeting. sanctuary cities often have policies in place to limit enforcement of federal immigration laws. but opponents in dublin say they feel an outright label is not necessary in their town. they say it could create more problems than solutions. >> we have been working together, living together, partying together, supporting one another, all this time. we felt that slapping a sanctuary tag on this city solved no issue but could create multiple issues. >> opponents of the proposal say they believe that honoring existing immigration law is important and that a sanctuary city policy may create a slippery slope when it comes to enforcement. >>> city of salinas plans to sue president trump over his executive order to cut federal cash from sanctuary cities, counties and states. salinas has not declared itself a sanctuary city. still, city leaders say, they are afraid of losing $10 million in federal money. san francisco and sa

it's the first city in alameda county to introduce an ordinance that would require contractors doing home repairs to be certified in lead safe practices. >> reporter: with just over two square miles, emeryville might be the smallest city in alameda county, but it's not exempt from a larger lead problem. historically known as an industrial waste land. the city has poured decades of work into lead abatement. >> everything from leaded fuel to the burning of scrap metal here for several decades, filled the soil in this community with lead and other toxins. we have known that firsthand for a long time, remediating large sites for development. >> reporter: john bowedder spent 10 years focusing on housing issues, before becoming emeryville's mayor. he said homes in the triangle, and doris neighborhoods likely contain lead. >> those neighborhoods are almost exclusively comprized of pre-1978 residential structures. those structures are painted usually with lead paint back in the day. >> reporter: at tuesday night's council meeting, he introduced an ordinance that focuses on lead prevention for

the city of alameda is going to join the city of richmond, the first city in the nation to do so, calling on a congressional investigation into president trump which could warrant impeachment. east bay times reports this resolution was passed behind me at city hall unanimously just last. now, this was first brought up during a city council meeting back in february by a group that suppressed concerns over the current president. here's a few other claims we could pull up on full screen. claims of influencing this past election. they claim president trump's subordinates ignored provisions and compromised lawful programs. it will be sent to barbara lee hoping to rally support for an investigation. pete suratos, today in the bay. >>> republicans are divide odd what to do going forward. good morning, edward. >> good morning, laura. it will be a very busy day here. two bills are going to go forward to repeal and possibly replace obamacare. has lawmakers divided not down party lines but within the republican party. negotiations already under way with the president stating i feel sure that my frie

relocation to carson, remember that deal a while ago, he already signed a two-year extension with alameda county and city of oakland. he was told when that got denied, his moved to los angeles, that they were going to triple the rent on the oakland coliseum on him. he almost felt like it was a punishment. so, he said he knew then, he had made up his mind, that is when he would move the team. he would look for another location. he did not appreciate that and the way he was treated. reporting live from phoenix, i'm ken bastida come back to you. >> in 2017, the raiders will be playing in oakland. they have the option to play at the coliseum in 2018. meanwhile, mayor libby schaaf publicly released the letter she headed to individual nfl team owners today asking for two specifics, instead of an up down vote, provide time for owners to leave negotiating talks with mark davis and the oakland team and if a vote is to be taken, use a secret ballot as was done in the recent los angeles relocation vote. mayor libby schaaf was in our studio last night and said her plan to keep the raiders in oakland was thorough and

the homeowners say they've asked the city of pleasanton, alameda county, and the army corps of engineers...getting little or no response. they're literally scared their homes are not far away from plummeting into the creek. david raun has lived there for 20 years...he says his backyard used to be a slope and now it's a cliff. davin raun, homeowner: "this is the worst it's been in 20 years. we've lost 20 feet of our backyard. our neighbor has lost 40 feet. it's eroding away, we're losing 5, 10 foot chunks at a time." raun says there's always been an erosion problem, in the 20 years he's lived here...but this is by far the worst it's been. tomorrow we'll be checking with the city and county to see what they think about this erosion and the claims that they have not been responsive enough. (catherine)a state of emergency has now been being issued because of the continued closure of morgan territory road in contra costa county. the county's board of supervisors voted to take the step today..it allows the county to effectively speed up the repair work.. just two weeks ago a huge mudslide engu

the city attorney said the alameda sheriff's office has a policy against holding someone based on immigration status. >>> supervisors are going to look into how much city money is -- supervisors sandra lee wants the city treasure to take city money out of companies involved in that project. san francisco has social responsibility guidelines for its investments. other cities including alameda, seattle and davis has started looking at divesting from institutions financing that pipeline. >>> san francisco's new police chief gave his first update on the department's reform update. coming up, the progress made so far and the concerns raised by one city supervisor. >>> also coming up next, the few tour for bart passengers keeps getting delays. finally when we can see new cars. >>> we see traffic that's getting busier by the moment as you come up to the golden gate bridge. this commute still looks great heading south. >>> temperatures will warmup today. a little chill, but not as cold as it has been and temperatures will be near 70 for a few. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. we're having a quick l

. >>> the city of alameda is getting a bunch of minilibraries thanks to elbow grease. >> abc 7 news was there as sales force workers spent part of the day building library boxes. they will be put in parks and filled with books. >> it's a good way to do team building and get involved in different non-profits you may no have a chance to work with. >> they make blankets for hands on bay area in san francisco. it's a nonprofit that connects companies with organization that is need help. >> it is based in san francisco. world news tonight coming up next. >> from all of us here, we appreciate your time. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the ax attack inside a crowded train station. anti-terror police sweeping in. several injuries reported. a suspect under arrest. the unfolding scene in germany. >>> also breaking tonight, behind closed doors, the fbi director on capitol hill late today answering questions. was trump tower wiretapped before the election? what our team has learned so far. >>> bracing for a major storm tonight. the morning commute. rain, ice, snow, after high wind

the city treasurer to add the pipeline to the screening factors he considers when making city investments. alameda, davis, and several other california cities are taking sla actions. >>> flying between san francisco or los angeles and new york is about to get tastier. american airlines says it will once again offer free meals in economy class starting may 1. passengers can choose a continental breakfast or a sandwich. vegetarian meal or fruit and cheese plate. american not the first to do this. delta made the same announcement last month. >>> this just in. secretary of state rex tillerson just arrived in japan. this is video from tokyo. just came into our live desk. he's expected to push cooperation between japan, south korea, and china in taking a strong stance against north korea. north korea recently launched missiles at u.s. bases located in japan. those missiles landing just offshore. it is tillerson's first trip to asia on the last leg of his trip, he'll become the first member of the trump cabinet to visit china. reggie, natasha, back to you. >>> hillary clinton's latest effort to inspire w

the cities of richmond and alameda got there first. >> we should be concerned about upholding civil rights and the constitution. >> reporter: all three cities are sending their resolutions calling for investigations and impeachment to congresswoman barbara lee. howard epstein from the san francisco republican party calls the resolutions crazy. >> since the election of president trump, they have been acting like 3-year-olds throwing temper tantrums. >> reporter: kate harrison says the calls for impeachment over russia, foreign money and attacks on the press are american values. >> this is not a matter of policy disagreement with taxes, how we approach healthcare, et cetera. this is about the very essence of our constitution. >> reporter: in the east bay, andria borba, kpix 5. >> later today we'll get results of the latest snow survey in the sierra and the snowpack should be quite healthy with all the recent storms. the last survey put us at 160% of average statewide. resorts in tahoe are take advantage with most staying open until at least a couple more weeks. roberta has been keeping a clo

in support of this funding and we would be following the footsteps not only new york city, but also recently alameda county and with that said, i have heard my colleagues' kerks concerns about proposal and suggest the following amendments one change the number of positions in the amend to the annual salary ordinance from 13 to 8 in the public defender's office for the current fiscal year and that would allow one attorney four attorney twos legal asants and one clerk. i have worked with mr. adachi our public defender to come up with the number that allows the officer to build the new legal unit with the capacity to take on 200-300 new cases annually and provided cost analysis of the positions from the controller's office. 2, the cost of hiring these eight position in thes the current fiscal year is approximately $183,000, assuming a may 1st start-date and there is enough money in salary savings in the public defender's office to cover the cost of these positions. 3, i'm withdrawing the sales resultal legislation from the next fiscal year as i have heard from my colleagues a desire to include the fund

the homeowners say they've asked the city of pleasanton, alameda county, and the army corps of engineers...getting little or no response. adding to their frustration...they say even though their trees and land has been swallowed into the creek...they're not even allowed to fix the problem without getting approved for work permits. they're literally scared their homes are not far away from plummeting into the creek. david raun has lived there for 20 years...he says his backyard used to be a slope and now it's a cliff. davin raun, homeowner: "this is the worst it's been in 20 years. we've lost 20 feet of our backyard. our neighbor has lost 40 feet." raun says there's always been an erosion problem, in the 20 years he's lived here...but this is by far the worst it's been. tomorrow we'll be checking with the city and county to see what they think about this erosion and the claims that they have not been responsive enough. ((catherine))breaking news...we just got word of a sixth arrest in the stabbing death of a popular little league coach.san jose police confirm t

scared that when i come home my parents are going to be theresan leandro follows alameda, which became a sanctuary city in january.san francisco, oakland, berkeley, richmond and san jose.. are the other 5. mayor tells me no budget or resource changes come with this status.. more problems for niles canyon in alameda county. the county is now dealing with a sink hole on palomares road. kron4's lydia pantazes shows us those pantazes shows kron4's lydia palomares road. kron4's lydia pantazes shows us those sinkholes. we've been telling you about a mudslide on palomares road for nearly two weeks but now that crews finally have it cleaned up and are about two open one of the lanes... there are more issues on palomares road. a neighbor reported 3 deep holes in the ground. as you can see they have been covered by asphalt but it's a temporary fix so the holes don't get any deeper. right now those holes are 4 to 5 feet deep and the undermining of the road is about 40 to 50 feet... if alameda county doesn't fix the issue the road could give way. john metlock/alameda county public works "when you look at it, it do

other cities including seattle, alameda, santa monica and davis passed legislation looking at divestment from institutions, financing that pipeline. >>> your time is 4:09. the trial for mar's accused killer will continue in san jose. yesterday there was testimony by a woman who police says that garcia torres tried to kidnap in 2009. she said she was shopping in a safe way in morgan hill where garcia torres worked at the time, and when she got into her car, a man got in after her. restrained her, and punched her repeatedly. the attacker was scared away, but police are saying a stun gun that had garcia torres' thumb print was found in the woman's car. garcia torres is accused of attacking three women before kidnapping and killing sierra la mar. his attorney argues none of those attacks involved torres. >>> a sea lion was stuck in a vacaville canal. we're going to talk about the effort from rescue crews to pull that animal to safety. >>> also push back against the latest travel ban from the white house. a hold on the restrictions before they take effect right now. >>> right now we have traf

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. >> the city of alameda is considering whether or not to take the league and the nfl to court. the county coliseum authority is examining this legal option. attorneys could argue that the raider's owner mark davis negotiated in bad faith and refused to meet with oakland mayor, libby schaaf. >> i believe that oakland did everything that we could responsibly. >> they can go to santa clara to play, they did not want us, they did not engage with the city of oakland, trying to come up with a deal that would allow them to stay. >> after the nfl vote, the mayor was asked about working with mark davis, who has accused local lawrpg of giving up. >> we had a viable deal on the table, fully financed and shovel ready. that speaks for itself. i have sympathy for mr. davis, he has spent 10 years trying to get a stadium built in oakland. i cannot speak to what that was like. i recognize over this decade he has worked with four mayors and nine city administrators, i could feel his frustration, but i can tell you after the carson vote and the new lease was negotiated with the coliseum, the raid

other cities like seattle, alameda, santa monica and davis are taking similar action. >>> the new warriors arena in san francisco is becomig a reality. at least for season ticketholders. >> abc7 news was in the mission bay area as the warriors opened their new chase center experience yesterday. consider it a virtual look inside the new arena. boy, that looks nice. >> yeah. >> fans can step inside a full-size model of a suite. >> oh. >> at 534 square feet, the suit suites are bigger than some san francisco apartments. >> true story. >> this is the only time i'll ever be able to see that suite. fans with see a model of the arena and get a peak at the view from their seats. >> gives people a glimpse into the scale of the project with the 5.5 acre park looks like, what that 3.5-acre plaza the size of rockefeller center looks like. >> fans can also try on a championship ring and see the transit and parking options at the new arena. the sales center is only open t season ticketholders. one of the fun parts for fans will be putting a peg on the map of the arena to reserve their seats. >> that's p

city's budget or resources. san leandro joins san francisco, alameda, oakland, berkeley, richmond and san jose as another sanctuary cities in the bay area. the white house facing more questions about russia, after allegations that attorney general jeff sessions lied under oath about his dealings with the country. sessions is fighting back against those allegations, but did remove himself from any possible investigations by the justice department. in january, sessions told the senate that he did not have any communications with the russians during the political campaign. but according to the justice department, sessions met with russia's ambassador to the u-s twice as part of his role as a member of the senate armed services committee. the attorney general says his meetings did not touch on politics. jeff sessions/u.s. attorney general: "we talked a little bit about terrorism, as i recall. and somehow the subject of the ukraine came up. i had had the ukrainian ambassador in my office the day before." in a statement, president trump said attorney general sessions, is an honest man who didn't say anything wrong -- an

emryville is the first city in alameda county to require contractors who are making home repairs to be certified in being safe with lead. the city's vice mayor says homes in the triangle and doyle hollis neighborhoods probably contain lead. there are new restrictions on building contractors. >> we are going to require that all contractors and all firms that provide renovation or repair service to pre-1978 structures covered by the rule have certification and produce proof of certification at the front end before a remodel can happen. >> now, some contractors don't like this proposal, saying the certification should be enacted on a state or county level. they say this would price some contractors out of having an interest working in emryville. >>> well, officials in canada say the tap water in the town of ottawa is safe even if the water looks strange. in fact look at this. the water is pink. city leaders say, yeah, that's unusual but the pink water comes from a weekly washing of filters at a water treatment plant. they say the compound they use is a form of potassium and some of the wa

are tracking reaction from owner mark davis but let's begin with scott budman in alameda, and very pointed words from city leaders tonight. >> reporter: you could really say that. reaction from city leaders in oakland was quick and brutal, from the moyer's office on -- the mayor's office on down. politicians say they didn't have a chance and they didn't hear enough from the raiders organization itself. the maybe libby schaaf said the team would not communicate with her office for the last year. she tried to negotiate with the raiders but they seemed to be set on moving the team to las vegas without giving oakland a chance to be part of the negotiations. >> he is always polite to me and never rude or disrespectful, but i think the manly thing for him to do is to at least admit

on tuesday the city of alameda will consider a resolution that supports an impeachment investigation gress. the group supporting the idea accuses the president of conflicts of interest, corruption, and constitutional violations. last month richmond became the first city in the country to approve a similar resolution. >>> on saturday an event called march for trump is scheduled in berkeley. organizers on facebook say it will start at 2:00 p.m. at martin luther king civic center park. >>> stocks surged today on wall street sending the dow jones industrial average to a new all-time high. the dow rose more than 303 points today closing above 21,000 for the very first time. analysts credit the huge jump in part to what they say was president trump's measured tone in last night's address to congress. in addition to the dow, both the nasdaq and s&p 500 recorded big gains in trading today. >>> the company behind the app snapchat set its ipo price at $17 a share, higher than expectations. snap plans to start trading tomorrow on the new york stock exchange. the los angeles company's main featur

oakland city official says alameda county is supposed to do a housing needs assessment today. the concern is that those people can end up homeless and on the street. the city of oakland has such a shortage of affordable housing. >> it is very difficult. but the city has placed some people. and they are working hard to find suitable housing. >> reporter: finding suitable housing is a source of stress. one man says he lived in that apartment building for 3.5 years. he has a job at the coliseum and he needs to be close to public transit to get to work. >> i will go to this place and lived there because of the high rental prices in the bay area. >> reporter: he went on to explain that he met with a representative to get the process started to try to find him a new apartment. the red cross is the shelter will stay open as long as they feel it is needed. i asked if there was something the public can do to ask -- help. they say if anyone knows whistle michael lee of to let the red cross know. >> the developers of the millennium tower is facing another lawsuit. is being filed on the --

. >>> hundreds of law enforcement officers paid their respects as an alameda county sheriff's koun city deputy was laid to rest. michael foley was hit and killed by a bus while working at the jail in dublin last week. officers from across the country lined up as his family walked behind the casket. deputy foley spent 29 years with the concord police department and ten years as a sheriff's deputy for alameda county. >>> san francisco police are hoping you might recognize an armed suspect who tried to pull off a smash and grab robbery. this man attempted to rob a jewelry store in china town last month. the suspect knocked a woman to the ground as he enters the store on grant avenue and pulls a gun and smashes display cases and then leaves without taking anything. >> you can see from this video that this is someone who is dangerous and he goes inside to knock someone over. he's waving around a gun and smashing the cases. >> investigators are asking for help to identify the suspect in the picture and in the video. >>> well, an affordable housing hearing got heated over a plan to make it eas

alameda headquarters. >> we moved to l.a., we came back, there's no need to move again. mark davis is all about the money. >> reporter: the city of alameda says it will lose money and jobs when the raiders use. the team employees, some 250 employees locally. >> things happen but nothing's in stone. >> reporter: the owner of rickey's sports bar holds out hope as did oakland mayor libby schaaf. >> there was an absolutely viable shovel-ready fully financed proposal on the table. why the nfl made the choice that it did is a question that you will need to refer to them. >> reporter: ken web, known as aphrodisiac will pay alimony in the form of season tickets but he's emotionally divorced. >> i cannot attend any home games. i'll buy my season ticket, yes. but i will not go to any home games this year. >> reporter: others say it's a franchise worth following, either in oakland or las vegas. >> we'll see what happens. it's a dice roll for the raiders right now. >> reporter: in the east bay, katie utehs, abc 7 news. >> mark davis offered this response to season ticket holders saying he would be happy to refund fans who don't want to ke

. >> the city of alameda says it will lose money and jobs. the team employs 250 people locally. >>> what do rosario dawson, taraji p. henson and hillary clinton have in common? they will be in san francisco today at the professional businesswomen of california conference, an event abc 7 is proud to sponsor and an opportunity to network, inspire and shine a light on gender equity. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live at moscone center. amy, good morning. >> reporter: [ muted ]. >> we're having a little trouble with amy's microphone, we'll get back to her in just a second. >>> first tesla, then spacex, now elon musk has another project in the works that has to do with your brain. >>> plus, a dire warning about some of skra kra's mocalifornia popular beaches. what i they could be gone in just a few decades. and a live look at the -- now it's a live look, there we go. it's still dark outside. you can see the toll plaza, traffic stacking up there, as it usually does but we are keeping a look at weather and traffic through the entire break on

families filing lawsuits against the building owner, the man who ran it as well as the city of oakland and alamedaying in the east bay... union city police are looking for a driver who they say, intentionally hit several people in a wal- mart parking lot. we are told this surveillance video was taken last night. you can see a silver car start to backup ... it stops, as a family walks behind it. but the driver then backs up again ... hitting a couple of the family members ... nearly missing a 3-year-old girl and her mother. police released a picture of the suspect ... wearing a distinctive batman sweatshirt. they say the suspect was trying to return some batteries at the store ... was denied... and then stormed out. (steve) a live look outside right now... a rainy monday to start the first day of spring.(pam) let's get our first look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. showers and isolated thunderstorms on and off tonight through wednesday. dry weather returns thursday. next system arrives late thursday night into friday with steady rain and gusty winds as a well organized front

was diverted to the main airport because of the longer runway. ( steve ) happening tonight: the city of alamedaent of president trump. if approved, it by no means would result in the removal of the president from office. however it would allow lawmakers to lay out formal charges. alameda's resolution targets the president's alleged dealings with russian officials during the campaign cycle. last month, richmond passes a similar resolution. the city council meeting is set to begin at 7 p-m. ( catherine ) rallies billed as "a day without a woman" are planned for tomorrow across the nation. and we've learned that at least two marches are planned for the bay area - along with other events. some activists are even calling for strikes -- to call attention to the movement. so far we know a rally is planned at san francisco city hall in the morning...and another outside oakland's city hall tomorrow night. there's no word on whether hillary clinton will be at any of the events... but she showed up today at the "girls inc" luncheon in new york city. it celebrates women who have been successful in all walk

another bay area city is backing call to action against president trump. pete suratos joining us live in alamedadetails on the controversial push, pete, to vote for an investigation into the commander in chief. >> good morning to you. calling on the congressional investigation into president trump which could warrant anim peachment. this issue was first brought up back in february during a city hall -- during a city council meeting here in alameda. the topic was brought up by a group of residents who organized under alameda for impeachment. it could warrant anim peachment of president trump. a few claims include just the few right here. they are saying violation of the united states constitution and ethics statutes. and conspiracy to comp the integrity of u.s. elections. and obstruction of justice. of course claiming his subordinates have deliberate ignored constitutional provisions and compromised lawful programs. it will be sent to barbara lee to rally support for an investigation. >> pete, thank you very much. this morning we are learning about two arrests made in a violent home invasion in s

scared that when i come home my parents are going to be theresan leandro follows alameda, which became a sanctuary city in january.san francisco, oakland, berkeley, richmond and san jose.. are the other 5.standupthe mayor tells me the will not affect the city's budget or resources. it is largely a unifying move and so far it reporting in san leandro, ha k4 news. "she said call 911, he's trying to shoot me." coming up: she was kidnapped on a freeway overpass ... in broad daylight nearly one year ago. tonight: the newly released 9-1-1 calls... and evidence.... as loved ones hold out hope, the vallejo teen may still be alive. then -- a bay area home has been hit by thieves twice in two months. the latest daytime crime caught on surveillance camera -- while the homeowner was there. her frustration and fear over being targeted again... and next:an emergency road closure after three sinkholes develop.. a live report on why this could lead to a much bigger problem. sleep is super important. the kind of deep sleep i can only get on my tempur-pedic. it adapts to me. my shape, my size, my body. tempur-pedic. thi

city officials say alameda county is supposed to come and do a housing needs assessment today. the concern is people displaced by this fire could end up homeless out on the street because the city of oakland has a shortage of affordable housing. >> it's very difficult with the rent the way it is and the whole bay area, it's very difficult. the city has placed some people and there were very hard to find suitable housing. >> finding housing is also a primarily source of stress for people staying at this shelter. one man told us he lived in that destroyed apartment building for three and a half years and he acknowledged the conditions were not great, but he says he has a job at the oakland coliseum and has to be close to transit to get to work. >> the reason i went to this place in the first place was because of the extremely high rent prices in the bay area and having four children to support and myself and try to live here in the bay area, it's really hard. >> and the man we spoke with explained he did meet with the city of oakland representatives at the shelter to start the pro