today at city hall. >> reporter: a vocal crowd rallying for stricter rent control in front of alameda city hall. because losing means going homeless for some of these tenants. >> they didn't give us the reason. just because they wanted us out so they could double the rent. >> reporter: julia has been fighting eviction since november 2015. a corporation bought the bay view apartment complex and tried to evict everyone. >> i desperately looked and there's nothing i can afford. >> reporter: julia is on a fixed income. she says the only reason she isn't sleeping under a bridge is because of a no-cause eviction clause. >> it's scary every morning. you're afraid to open your door, what kind of notice is on your door today. >> reporter: but many landlords are crying foul. >> really trying to level against the big guy, but he's hurting the small person at this time. >> reporter: lester relies on his rental units for his retirement. he is supporting two circulating petitions. both would remove no-cause eviction protection. people voted last year for measure -- >> city officials really should respec

. >>> the alameda city council is expected to discuss hate crimes. at its next meeting after a rash of incidents in the city. residents rallied together at the islamic center of alameda last night after learning of a hateful flyer. it shows as swastika and a woman wearing a hijab. neal crawford spotted the flyer walking down sherman street sunday morning. >> totally out of place. picked it it up. walked it down there and threw it away. then about a couple hours later, about 3:00, i was coming back home on this side of the street and found another one. >> crawford showed his wife and called alameda police. this incident followed last week's anniversary at temple israel of alameda. swastikas were drawn on that property. >>> san francisco city officials could find out today whether a permit will be issued tore the patriot prayer group to hold a rally at chrissy field. the area is under federal not local control. the national park service and golden gate national recreation area have approved the permit, but it hasn't yet been issued for this saturday's e

. >> next month alameda city council will take up a resolution to condemn intolerance and violence on bay farm island and hateful flyers found on sidewalks. city leaders there are calling to make training available to help people identify hate symbols and hateful groups. >>> oakland detectives pleading for the public's help in solving a double murder. this was the scene captured by a security camera as shots rang out at a block party over a year ago. there were about 00 people at the party. police believe there were four gunmen. >> a lot of times people have information. they are scared to come forward for one reason or the other. >> somebody saw something. all we ask is you come forward. >> there's a reward and oakland police hope they will come out. >>> a former cia agent wants to buy twitter. the reason. to get rid of one infamous tweeter. that story is next. >>> your drinking water planned to help keep it clean could come at a cost. >>> lottery fever is spreading. a lot of reasons to buy and almost as many not to. relief from robocalls. michael . >>> a fix is in works after tests

alameda city council voted to amend the ordinance to adjust cause protections for tenants, meaning landlords will need to cite a specific reason to evict a tenant. one local landlord says he's fighting on the renter's side. >> represent control won't affect de-- rent control won't affect decent landlords. it allows for maintenance. just cause eviction works for tenants. any landlord who thinks they're going to be affected by rent control is a jerk. >> the demonstration was brought on in part because of a recent petition that was circulating around the city, asking for a charter amendment. >> it would take the current -- essential nonrent control off and freeze it into the charter so that it couldn't be amended in any way. >> they've been going door to door and getting people to sign. and actually lying and misleading people into signing. >> that petition followed another petition filed in june by a group representing landlords to restore the no cause provision which will put just cause on a november ballot. alameda's rent stabilization ordinance will set in december of 2019. >>> several law

. >> reporter: a vocal crowd rallying for stricter rent control in front of alameda city hall. because losing means becomes homeless for some of these tenants. >> they didn't give us a reason. they wanted us out so they could double the rent. >> reporter: julie has been fighting eviction since november 2015. a corporation bought the bay view apartment complex and tried to evict everyone. >> i desperately looked and there's nothing i could afford. >> reporter: she says the only reason she isn't sleeping under a bridge is because the city council added a no-cause eviction clause to the ordinance. >> it's been very stressful. every morning you're afraid to open your door, what kind of notice is on the door today. >> we don't feel just. >> reporter: but many landlords are also crying foul. >> really trying to level against the big guy, but he's hurting the small one at this time. >> reporter: lester relies on his rental units for his retirement. he is supporting two circulating petitions. both would remove the no-cause eviction protection. voters voted last year for measure l1. >>

last spring the city council added some protections for renters... requiring >>> people in alameda rallied in front of city hall calling for stricter rules on evictions. last spring the city council added protection for renters requiring just cause before landlords can kick them out, but some say they still feel vulnerable to being thrown out on the street. >> every morning you're afraid to open your door, what kind of note is on the door today. >> really trying to level against the big guy, but he's hurting the small person like myself. >> landlords who depend on rental units want the recent protections removed, pointing out voters approved a ballot measure last year that doesn't include just cause. a new vote in alameda on the issue of just cause eviction social security likely in 2018. >>> and san jose cracking down on illegal side shows. they just broke one up that involved as many as 500 cars. san jose police said the racer enforcement detail just happened to be in the area. one person was arrested. >>> well, tonight a google engineer is speaking out about a memo who wrote cri

guys came out from alameda, daly city, concord, walnut creek."the group of former teammates are close.one of them had been texting with walter thursday night just before the deadly encounter.gatehouse and his buddies met up together to watch the procession as police and firefighters escorted walter's body from the south bay back up to oakland. "everybody kind of had the same reaction that he was probably - if there was some sort of conflict he was always the guy in the middle trying to calm everybody down."just as the o-f-d will be missing the newly-graduated firefighter as a lifesaver future pioneer alumni games won't be the samewithout walter as a playmaker behind the plate. (spencer)gatehouse tells me other teams and alumni groups on campus were close with walter, too.the baseball, softball, and volleyball alumni are pitching in for a flower arrangement at his funeral.live in hayward at cal state east bayspencer blake, kron four news. (jr stone) in livermore-- police have identified the man killed in a officer involved shooting earlier this we

into the at the coast into the bay with earlier burnoff today. 60s at the beaches. 70s in alameda. 80 redwood city. low 80s today around the santa clara valley. then we start with the high 80s and 90s towards gilroy and 84 in santa rosa. approaching 90 tri-valley. the full forecast including the weekend is coming up in a matter of minutes. how are you doing, jaclyn? >> i'm doing well. how are you? >> i'm great. thank you. >> all right, roberta. >>> good morning, everyone! how are you? let's take it to the roads where we were tracking an accident and a backup but it looks like chp was able to clear it from the crash over to the shoulder. highway 17 at the "cat" not a good place to be blocking lanes. but it looks like speeds are back in the green. so good news there. we're tracking some slowdowns along highway 87. it looks like overnight roadwork may still be there but that should be wrapping up shortly. through the south bay looking good. delays along 280 this morning. we have a couple of lanes closed and that is both north- and southbound between fairmount and hickey. up to 7 a.m. a few lanes may

. >>> the city of alameda is looking to providing free public wi-fi. yor trish spencer placed the idea on the city council agenda. she is asking them to work with schools, libraries and local businesses to make public wi-fi available. >> >>> sky fox captured a shot of the golden gate bridge. it was a sunny day. but you can see fog coming in. there is a bump in temperatures compared to yesterday. meteorologist rosemary orozco is here. >>> that is ago just picture. the heat advisory for tomorrow -- a spare the air day again. we will look at your local forecast but first let's check in on harvey. we have been tracking it for the last 24 hours when it came ashore. a category 4 has weekend to a tropical storm. noticed the movement. one mile per hour and and east, north destruction. it hasn't moved very far and when it stalls out, the same area continues to get pummeled with rain after rain. those bands continue to move through and areas over houston, this is for the red box was. thunderstorms and the possibilities of tornadoes over the houston area. we're wa

. >>> in alameda, advocates gathered on the steps of city hall in support of a recently approved amendmentt requires landlords to cite specific reasons for effecting a renter. ktvu's leigh martinez has more. >> reporter: the island of alameda doesn't have many available rental properties. renters fear an eviction would force them to move for away from where they grew up in the bay area. >> i came home the other day and i saw a white envelope on my door. i was too afraid to open the door. i looked at it. there was nothing on the outside. i was shaking with fear. >> reporter: these renters say eviction is a real fear. they have been battling property owners for rent control and just cause evictions. >> they accuse people of being drug addicts. they slander people to get them out of town. >> reporter: renters won a battle. alameda city council voted to amend the rent stabilization ordinance to adjust cause protections for tenants. landlords need to cite a specific reason to evict a tenant. one local landlord said he is fighting on the renter's side. >> rent control won't affect decent landlor

in the city 54 and alameda 59 and throughout oakland as well.e east bay we find 60s and 50s. 60s in martinez, and 51 at el cerrito and berkeley at 56, 59 and 58 with everyone close. not a big difference in the temperatures. cloudy to mostly cloudy in the morning and the breezes will pick up and the wind is already being gusting over 50 at the altamont pass. this should sweet through and clear out a lot of the low cloud deck but not happening in the morning. breezy to windy with a high in the 60s, 70s and 80, coolest temperatures inland that we have seen a long time. we have a calm morning on tap for tuesday before clearing out with gradually warming inland especially friday and saturday. >> the cool weather does not last long. >> a couple of days. >>> in theaters this past weekend "annabelle: creation" makes a big splash. >> [ video playing ] >> creepy. the small budget film pulls in an impressive $35 million in ticket sales and it is about a nine and orphans become the target of the possessed doll. >>> the world war ii film "dunkirk" still putt

. >>> what do you think about parking in alameda? the city wants your opinion. their public works department put together a series of questions used in a report to the city council following the installation of smart parking meters on park and webster street. we have a link for the survey at abc7news.com. >> marin is now on the same level of san francisco in one category, and it is not a good thing. >> tesla just celebrated the rollout of its model 3. people are cancelling their orders. why elon musk says it's a good thing. >> happy friday, thanks for being with us. we'll keep live weather and we'll keep live weather and traffic con things are heating up for the wta.mer. time to play. when the us open series hits stanford for the bank of the west classic, join the celebration of summer. where the action off the court, is just as hot as the action on it. now through august 6th. it's time to shine brighter than you ever thought possible. the us open series. we're serving up the best of summer. don't miss the wta action while it's in stanford. the energy conscious

. >> what do you think about parking in alameda? the city wants to know.s department put together a series of questions. this follows the installation of smart parking meters. we have a link for the survey if you want to share what you think at abc7news.com. >> up next, the seven things you should know as you start your day. >> blus, the good news for >> blus, the good news for kendrick lamar fan beggin' skinny strips or ggin' black label? there's two?! what a delicious dilemma! beggin' strips premium edition. twwwoooooo?!?! with real meat as ingredient one. everything to your liking? mmm mmmmm... beggin' strips premium. becaussssseeee beggin'! i'm lumy bargain detergent shifcouldn't keep up.ter. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. number one trusted. number one awarded. it's got to be tide >>> 5:24. whether you're just joining us or heading out the door, here are the seven things to know before you know. number one is breaking news from our live desk. 16 cars went up in flames overnight in campbell, and right

hard liquor available by delivery in the bay area and seven other big cities.>>> the city of alameda wants to provide free public wi-fi in the alameda journal reports that the mayor put the idea before the city council agenda for september 5. she wants to work with schools, public library and local businesses to help make the public wi-fi available. >>> it is 5:26 am. >>> the plan to prevent disasters flooding in the south bay, and more details about the plans to build the walls along the coyote creek before the winter rain begins to fall. >>> making sure that the health of babies is taken care of in intensive care, a new study finding the newborn race could play a factor in the quality of care in california.>>> up and adam on this monday, the san mateo bridge traffic looks okay driving out to the peninsula.>>> the weather looks okay near the coast if you want fog, and sunshine, go inland for hot temperatures. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. welcome back to mornings on 2 on this monday, august 28 . i am dave clark. >> good morning. i am pam cook. >>> we want to talk about the air-qua

may be a light jacket will do. 50s and 60s in the city and alameda 62, oakland at 60 so it is mild compared to a couple of weeks ago. remember the system from monday? look at this, jim cantore from the national weather service says mid august? this looks like mid-october. we have a similar train of thought this is a good system so maybe a sign or trend of things to come with more coming down the pipeline. fog and low clouds retreat but we are starting off mild in the 50s and 60s so it won't be long until we warm-up. 61 pittsburgh, 61 martinez, livermore 57, after the fog we could have some thunderstorms in the sierra but we have some warmer temperatures inland coast and bay with a warmer forecast into at least friday. saturday looks like a transition day. near 100 for clear like -- lake. 72 in sausalito to richmond and lower 90s in concord, pittsburgh, antioch and brentwood. 76 berkeley and oakland. kind of a cool week for the santa clara valley. saratoga back into the 80s today with daly city mild at 66, 77 san mateo and 83 in palo alto. warmer weather into friday and saturday cooling-off

maybe not in alameda but in other cities with the 911 system. . >> that is the goal. . >> you are lookingdo you think the program will be expanded beyond alameda [ indiscernible- participant too far away from microphone ]that would be the idea. that is what they were looking at when they launched the pilot program two years ago. how we can address ems and the way it is delivered throughout the state. and trying to make the applicable to other places person that it really is a shift. most people think you get a call and you raise to it. this is preventing the call from happening. . >> absolutely. it is proactive. >> keep up the good work. the study shows a lot of promising things. we will see if it that -- is in fact it's is stands beyond alameda. >>> it was fun going out with him a few years ago and i got to see how this works and how people been updated. >> is nice to see something organic like that transpiring. select as far as temperatures they are on their way up. temperatures will get into hot, hot range. we have an excessive heat warning for areas in red. . >> from thursday through

city's convention center. . >>> police are investigating a hate crime in alameda tonight just days after a vandal targeted a place of worship. kpix5's christin ayers shows us this time the case involves swastikas. >> reporter: tonight a small group of people who live in the area gathered in front of the islamic have to say they won't stand for hate here or anywhere in alameda. >> we want to stand up and say that there is no home for hate in alameda. >> reporter: lindsay crawford's husband neil found two flyers on the street in front of their home sunday morning a few doors down from the islamic center of alameda. on it a muslim woman is seen in a hijab next to a swastika and the words help me kill you, stupid. >> shocking and surprising. there was a swastika on it, right? which is an incredibly obvious symbol. >> reporter: the flyer sent shock through the community just days after a synagogue's windows were smashed with rocks. authorities are investigating whether that was a hate crimlf told us somebody broke the windows of a prayer room. >> we did tell the police officers to investigate it. >> reporter: tonight

50s and the san francisco buoy at 60 with half moon bay at 62, and overnight lows in the city 60s, oakland and alameda 61 in 62. we have fog pouring in due to that low to the south. 66 and balmy in san jose, 60s for many including to the east in pittsburg 63. american canyon at 62 and even thunderstorm complex clouds falling apart and drifting back this way with most of it having cleared. 46 in truckee, 59 and ukiah and 62 in monterey. for us it is all about the low clouds. you can see the circulation that is cooling is often bringing that moisture in from arizona and you can see the circulation in the sierra with a few high clouds. this low will stay with us for a few days and then high pressure building in. 60s, 70s and mainly low 80s. if you get the sun you will warm up and it will be on the mild side. wednesday we will have that high pressure coming back in. 60s, 70s, upper 70s to 80s. this could be the coolest of the week and if not today it will be tomorrow. it does look warmer heading toward the upcoming weekend, and still to be determined on how warm. >>> my youngest daughter had a good observ

this morning at travis, a screaming delta breeze that is still robust. 60s in the cities, and around oakland 63, alameda at 64. if you can break through the fog it is warmer. 60th happen by and 75 in san jose. 79 in concord, fairfield with brent were warmer at 83 but most locations are running cooler today. the sfo is -6, livermore and concord minus 2 and -3. truckee is almost 80 degrees which is warmer than the observation that sacramento, ukiah at 82. most of this will stay to the south with that low heading into the four corners. that high pressure is building in with high clouds building in from that tropical storm that is holding on. tropical storm kenneth will bring us some high clouds. 90s for some, 60s, 70s and 80s but temperatures are down today. 60s and 70s and the same for the south bay was santa clara valley not too bad, the coast 67. into the weekend up the temperatures go with 100. if not saturday it will be sunday or monday. >> it would be nice to get to the be. -- to the beach. >>> over the past few months we have been taking an in-depth look at the troubling racial issues dividing our s

alameda. last week some swastikas appeared at tifrm israel. this has the attention of the city council. addressed at the next meeting. one topic being discussed as a possibility is some training so people can quickly spot and report hateful messages. reporting live in alameda amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> antioch police asking you to be on the lookout for a missing teenage thers morning. 14-year-old herald rivera whereas last seen be in front of black diamond middle school at 1:00 yesterday afternoon. he is 5'7", last seen wearing a white or light gray sweater, green camouflage pants and carry a greenback pack. if you see him please contact antioch police. >>> happening today a man charged with a murder of an off duty oakland firefighter is going to make his first court appearance. he is accused of shooting jake walter and another firefighter last thursday night. second man survived and is still in the hospital. the firefighters were confront by at least two men outside an event in the japan town neighborhood. they were shot without warning after a brief exchange of words. investigator

some of this continues to filter across the north and east. 59-61 from oakland through alameda. 60 in the city. berkeley, 60. brentwood, 62. san jose, 64. 65, tiburon. a few 50s in calistoga and sebastopol and bodega bay. cloverdale, 57. low clouds give way to sunshine. hartley sunny and partly cloudy to mostly sunny to the south. some of that cloud cover south and east yesterday. in the sierra it looks cloudy with isolated thundershowers. some of that is heading toward lake county. the flow around that low continues to drag across the moist year. back at fire up more thunderstorms. the further north, the more opportunity for cloud cover. 50s through 80s and some 90s. in the east, 70s and 80s. we are starting pretty warm so it would not take much to warm up. when the load was at 60 -- san jose, low 80s for the high today. 70 in the city. warm to hot by the time we get to the weekend. especially on sunday. >> is a going to continue to be muggy? >> it should improve but be warmer. the muggy nests -- the mugginess should go down. >> or maybe we should say tropical. >>> apple's new spaceship campu

we have oakland, 59, along with san leandro and alameda. 62 in union city. arinda right now at 58.ve the same temperature in pleasanton, livermore. dress for 64 in brentwood. antioch and san jose, and mountain view at 63. 57 in san francisco, and novato. 55. pacifica and napa dress for 56 this morning. you can see the golden gate bridge getting harder to see as the marine layer keeps getting pushed down closer and closer to the deck. it's going to get foggier over the next couple hours. right now, on the bay, small craft advisory, 10:00 this morning until 10:00 this evening. a 12-hour window. spotty fog on the roads, not only today but the next couple days as the marine layer gets pushed lower to the ground, and mass transit, cool to hot today. in the east bay, your hourly planner. 62 degrees at 8:00. at noon, a comfortable 69. 73 at 2:00. we're back in the 60s, 69 by 6:00. and by 8:00, about 64 degrees. quick look at our spread today, from 92 in antioch to 68 in san francisco. brighter and a little warmer today, but nothing like the heat that's coming in my weekend forecast. i'll

half moon bay, 59. 57 in the city. 53, oakland. alameda, 58. we have a few 40s, santa rosa being one. there are a couple upper 40s on the peninsula. what side, 50. scotts valley are also in that area. 53, santa clara. the fog will not have much of a chance as the high builds in. 57, monterey. sacramento, 59. thunderstorm activity has diminished. the low responsible has moved into the four corners and it takes that energy with it. this is the remains of what was once a tropical system. it may bring in a few clouds the message is a warm up is on the way. it could get hot for many over the weekend are those away from the coast. 70s and 80s. low to mid 80s today. tomorrowthe big . they will be some 100s inland. not for everyone. sunday looks to be the hottest day. i'm banking on this being a 3 or 4 day event. >>> the spotlight of whole foods from produce to poultry. where the store chain may be lowering prices starting monday. >>> a warning about how sexual predators are using a music video app popular with kids. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2.

alameda. swastikas appeared at the temple israel last week. this issue will now be addressed at the next cityting. one idea being discussed is offer training so people can quickly identify and report hate messages. reporting live in alameda, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> new developments in the search for mission sailors aboard u.s.s. mccain. navy officials have confirmed divers have found some remains today. they say that they were discovered in a flood compartment of the warship. ten sailors went missing after the ship collided with an oil tanker early yesterday morning. there's not been an immediate explanation for the collision, divers will continue search and rescue operations for sailors still unaccounted for. >>> now breaking news from the abc 7 live desk. >> quickly want to slayer breaking news i'm seeing in columbus, ohio. a confederate statue knocked down this morning. an investigation is now under way. our abc colleagues in columbus twilighting out this photo only moments ago and you can see what appears to be a type of soldier, concrete soldier there laying on the grass. the mon

city council seat. >>> the crews of alameda county and cal fire battling a grass fire around 6:30 pm at mines road south of livermore. video and photos were tweeted by the alameda county fire department showing fire retardant being thrown on the flames as the smoke billowed up, and at least 50 acres have burned in the steep hills and only 10% contained. we expect another report shortly after daylight. there is no word of injuries. investigators still do not know how the fire started. >>> it is 4:20 am. >>> harvey has a huge impact on flight with over 1500 canceled, more cancellations coming and several cruise ships are stuck at the as they wait for safe window -- as they wait for safe window to return. >>> the whole foods chain has amazon taking over the ownership. around here, i'm lucky to get through a shift without a disaster. heads up! you know what, don't worry about it. my bargain detergent couldn't keep up. it was mostly water. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. i mean, i give away water for free. i'm not about to pay for it in my detergent. number o

quickly going from mostly cloudy to partly sunny and then mostly sunny later but temperatures in the city alamedaland 55, downtown 55, alameda 57. very very close temperatures and there is the source of the cooldown the first system of the season there you go. you know we will be rebounding later in the week but right now we have a good breeze from the southwest, concord 25, travis 25, napa airport 50s and 60s with lower and higher clouds right now but those higher clouds should be dropping off. 60s and 70s were many breezy and windy after drizzle on the coast and pane. -- bay. any good news on the commute?>>> it does appear they may be getting ready to start picking up some of the cones. i have seen some activity here with chp. this is the lewelling boulevard offramp i can see an officer carrying a cone so hopefully we are getting ready to pick up the closure after the shooting that closed the freeway for quite some time and we have traffic that is very slow approaching the closure so i am singing activity here and hopefully this will start to open up in the next as soon as possible because i-88

alameda county may allow more medical marijuana de-- dispensaries -- the city council has given approval to expand -- that decision prohibits dispensaries in residential and industrial areas. the supervisors will debate the expansion again next month. if it's approved, the regulation will take effect after 30 days. >>> fire crews in the east bay spent most of the night keeping an eye out for hot spots after containing a 200 acre fire in dublin. that fire started shortly after 2:00 yesterday and burned across camp part, the u.s. army facility near -- an evacuation order went out to dozens of homes on edge of camp parks. crews fully contained the fire at 7:30 last night and evacuation orders have been lifted. no reports of injuries. but investigators say they're trying to determine how that fire started. >>> time is 5:12. happening today, the second largest lottery jackpot drawing in american history. it's the power ball jackpot. it has grown to $700 million, pam. there were no winners in saturday night's drawing. if you win, you take home $325 million bucks. after taxes, if you take that

panelists ready to answer direct questions from the citizens, police chief, city officials and the district attorney of alamedain the policies. the most emotional topic was officer involved shootings. >> there is a paradigm shift going on in law enforcement that just because you could "legally" use the threat of force does not mean that you should.>> reporter: saying that the department has reduced its use of force by 70% and explaining how the investigation into the officer- involved shooting takes place, and for the first time as a group those making the decisions were put in the hot seat directly answering tough questions from the public. >> did they drug test these officers that do the shootings? >> we do random testing. >> i have not been here for shooting yet but apparently we do not do that as a practice. >> why is it okay for the police officers to open and close the body cameras? >> we do not have it on 24/7 because we interview children for sexual assault, and that must be manually activated and we don't put the camera on them. >> reporter: one man shot and killed by the police, and family questionin

. >>> renters in alameda rallied today to support the just cause measure. they gather outside city hall to make their case. renters and supporters are concerned because a petition is being circulated to remove the just cause from the ordinance. to prevent landlords from evicting without a specific reason. >> we have a diverse community and are vested in this community and they should be allowed to stay in their home. >> the measure is not sitting well with landlords. they say it nundermines their business. >>> metallica will take the stage in a few hours and they got a big surprise with one of friday's top performers was m e moved to tonight. lisa. crowd tonight. right now we're near the sutra stage. there are 70,000 people here today. now a total of 210,000 are expected for the three-day festival which started yesterday. in fact peek time is right now between 4:00 and 10:00 is when the festival is most crowded according to organizers. things haven't been going exactly as planned. last night a tribe called quest was suppose stood hit the stage but because of unforeseen travel issue

. >>> renters in alameda rallied today to support the just cause measure. they gather outside city hall to make their case. renters and supporters are concerned because a petition is being circulated to remove the just cause from the ordinance. to prevent landlords from evicting without a specific reason. >> we have a diverse community and are vested in this community and they should be allowed to stay in their home. >> the measure is not sitting well with landlords. they say it nundermines their business. >>> metallica will take the stage in a few hours and they got a big surprise with one of friday's top performers was m e moved to tonight. lisa. crowd tonight. right now we're near the sutra stage. there are 70,000 people here today. now a total of 210,000 are expected for the three-day festival which started yesterday. in fact peek time is right now between 4:00 and 10:00 is when the festival is most crowded according to organizers. things haven't been going exactly as planned. last night a tribe called quest was suppose stood hit the stage but because of unforeseen travel issue

temperatures are stuck. 58, 59 in the city on every observation there. alameda and oakland looking at 60s. one observation says 57, but 63 in oakland and not much of a change so far. low clouds made a big push this morning, but very hazy skies, especially if you get that clearing. we're starting to get breaks in that cloud cover, the sonoma county as well. eventually i think it will, but the low pressure system there is responsible. you can see the circulation around that, a little dip in the jetstream. that's ushering in a cooler pattern for us. it also fires up the thunderstorms. we're keeping our eyes peeled around mendocino county. you can see a couple pop ups there. mendocino, lake county, northern sacramento, and also up in the sierra, so far pretty quiet. i expect them to build pretty rapidly. this might be the last day of the thunderstorm activity, it will probably kick out. some of that goes into oregon, taps into the smoke and rotates right back in. there are 80s around, brentwood, 81. livermore not even to 70 yet. 61 in berkeley. 59 in the city. the c

the livermore police and the alameda county attorney's office are investigating. >>> a plane is landing in mexico city caring the deported couple from the bay area with their young son. >> the deportation order is putting up the family and ktvu was the only station reporting the final tearful goodbye at the sfo. maria sanchez and her husband were unable to obtain green cards even though they have spent 23 years living in oakland. they are taking their 12-year- old american born son, josi, with them to mexico while the three daughters will stay here and take care of one another. one daughter will graduate from santa cruz next spring in the youngest is a sophomore in high school. we spoke with her just before she boarded the flight leaving behind her three daughters.>> you try to always tell yourself that you have to be prepared, but i don't think anyone is really prepared to leave their people behind. >> [ crying ] they won't be there to see me graduate.>> ktvu spent time with the family early yesterday at the east bay home as they packed up their luggage and current immigration laws prohibit them from

tomorrow morning cloud cover near the water spilling across the bay hayward, union city, fremont getting cloud cover. alameda and berkeley, as well. afternoon sunshine with the coast being the exception should be a pleasant afternoon. with temperatures near normal the one big deviation from normal when it comes to afternoon temperatures will be the heat late this weekend early next week. look at the purple color. stretching all the way from phoenix and yuma arizona past death valley up to redding, california. 105 or hotter in the central valley. triple digits likely in a few of our inland spots as early as sunday lasting into next week. next couple of days, just like today, temperatures near average really comfortable we'll begin to warm up mainly inland. starting on friday. by the weekend mid-90s to low 100s very hot weather coming to the bay area about 5 days from now. tomorrow 4 degrees below average for san francisco. 65 for highs. santa clara 81. union city 77. 63 pacifica. pleasanton 88. 60s berkeley. 70s petaluma. 80s novato. 90s lakeport and ukiah. warmer friday. triple digits on the weekend sunday i

alameda. this was the scene yesterday outside city hall. just cause eviction protection to be renewed. they are supposed block landlords from kicking tennants out for no clear reason. the city ordinance was supposed to go into effect in july. a referendum in june delayed that. the city also wrote in a news release that it is looking into accusations of petition signers being misled. >>> coming up on "today" in the bay at 7:00, fans left empty-handed after a major band canceled this performance at the last minute. plus, all your top stories that's coming up at 7:00. in the meantime, you can always check nbc beibeiarea.com. back to the "today" show and we'll see you at 7:00. >>> he keeps insisting he is working. tweeted working in bedminster, new jersey, this is not a vacation, meetings and calls. meetings and calls sounds like how an 8-year-old would describe an adult job. >> seth meyers dissecting another day of the trump administration this week on "late night." that famed show has had four hosts in its history, david letterman, conan o'br

reporter: last week the temple israel in alameda was vandalized swastikas were drawn on the property so now this issue is going to be addressed at the next city council meeting. one idea being discussed is more training so people can identify hate crime and report it more quickly. reporting live in alameda, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> the man charged with the murder of an off-duty oakland firefighter will make his first court appearance. he is accused of shooting jake walter and another firefighter last thursday night. second man survived and is stilled in the hospital. firefighters were confront by at least two men in a japantown neighborhood. they were shot without warning after a brief exchange of words. they still haven't found the weapon. walters and his colleague had just graduate from the fire academy in april. >>> now from the live desk. >> there's more breaking news at the life desk that i'm tracking a big train crash in pennsylvania early this morning. dozens of people are injured and right now investigators are looking into how the train crashed. officials say 42 people were hurt when the train krachd crashed into an unoccupied

not bad in the city at 55 to 57, 54 to 60 from oakland to alameda.cool on the lows, low 50s for few was santa rosa, 60 in san jose, 57 sfo with a few 40s at occidental, grade and and low 50s. also petaluma and mill valley. i think the offshore breeze will kick in and we will warm up quickly. 55 in monterey and ukiah, 70s and 80s in the valley with a lot of tropical moisture. it is not here yet but coming in sunday to monday which will add some mugginess to the forecast after what looks to be a very hot forecast starting tomorrow. you can see this front giving us this offshore breeze. this will park right over northern california, oregon, and it will be very hot. 70s, 80s, 90s to 100. tomorrow looks very hot, 88 up to 112. 110 on saturday with clouds sunday and monday, and the next five days just looks awful. >> you could not even sugarcoat it. >> no. >> it is the weekend so maybe we will have fewer cars on the road, and the air-quality could also be bad. >> a lot of people are taking off. getting out of town. >> i guess we could go to the beach.>>> i

police chiefs city officials and district attorney of alameda county were on hand to explain their policye of the most emotional topics officer involved shootings. there is a paradigm shift going on in law enforcement about just because you could i.e. legally meet the threshold for the use of force does not mean you should >> reporter: police chief in kirkpatrick said the department has reduced use of force by 70% and was also a chance to explain how investigations into officer involved shooting takes place and for the first time as a group those making the decisions put in hot seat. directly answering tough questions from the public. do they have drug testing for the officers who did the shooting suspect if there is a recess and we test them >> i'm not been here for shooting it but apparently we do not do that as a practice. but why is it okay for police officers to open and close body cameras when they want? we don't have it on 24/7 is interviewing children are because of a sexual assault we don't have your camera on them. it has to be manually activated. >> reporter: women whose son wa

that holds the city temperature up in many areas around the bay as well. alameda, 62. yesterday, i am in eclipse expert now. i was not on sunday but i am now. 61, berkeley and concord. 59, napa airport. everyone is within a few degrees. kelseyville, 60. petaluma and novato, 60s. does cool down for some from tiburon, san rafael and mill valley. we will see mostly sunny skies eventually but occasionally, some of these clouds will drift back in the upper atmosphere. 60s, 70s, 80s. as long as the low is in southern california, that keeps things in check. it appears once that kicks out, high pressure will build in and we could get a warm on sunday. >> that's going to be interesting with the protest rallies planned for this weekend. two most of that will be inland, not so much on the coast and city but it still could be warm. >>> a dispute between the 49ers and the city of santa clara. a new audit says someone needs to pay for extra security and fire protection during football games. >>> coming soon to starbucks, more than just pumpkin spice drinks. the new item being tested

police chiefs, city officials, and the district attorney of alameda a county were on hand to explain their policies. one of the most emotional topics, officer involved shootings. >> there is a paradigm shift going on in law enforcement about just because you could, i.e. legally meet a threshold for the use of force doesn't mean you should. >> reporter: chief kirkpatrick says the department has reduced use of force by 70%. it was a chance to explain how an investigation into an officer-involved shooting takes place. and for the first time those making the decisions were put in the hot seat, directly answerly tough questions from the public. >> do they have drug testing for these drug officers who do the shootings? >> if there's a reason to test them, we test them. >> i haven't been here for a shooting yet. apparently we do not do that as a practice. >> why is it okay for officers to open and close a body cam whenever they want? >> because we're interviewing children, like for a sexual assault. we do not have it on then. >> one man questioned how is it that law enforcement and the lega

alameda, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> new at noon, federal agents in hazmat gear are in redwood city. the feds say that there's an investigation involving the department of homeland security and the dea. it started before 8:30 when they closed whipple avenue in both directions from el camino real to duane street. we're working to get more information on what happened. i.c.e. says the protective gear is just a precaution. >>> still ahead, counting down to the solar eclipse. how teachers across the country are capitalizing on the space curiosity. >> plus, work or stay home with kids? one man's calculator to find out which makes better financial sense. >> are you ready for some football? oh, yeah. we got a raiders game this weekend. here's the forecast for that one. 65. also the 9ers are of course playing here in town. we'll let you know that forecast and what to expect for the rest of your weekend. we're almost there. stay with us. killed and eight others were injured in a stabbing attack in ern city of turk >>> police in finland are searching for suspects after two people were killed a

cities, 55. i don't think there will be much change in oakland or alameda.hat low clouds deck will not allow it. low clouds up and down most of the coast. it does burn off sooner around the sonoma and marin coast but it's tough to get it off the san mateo coast it is a slow process to get it back from oakland in san francisco. fog and breezy with temperatures warmer inland. upper 80s. fog on the coast or by the coast. 60s, 70s, 80s to a few near 90. temperatures near average to slightly below average on the coast and bay. overall we are looking for a nice weekend. it does look cooler and breezy on monday. maybe warmer toward the middle of next week. >>> this monday, one of the most famous cars in history goes on sale on the history channel show, pawn stars. it's that infamous white bronco that belonged to oj simpson. his former agent will appear on the show, trying to sell that bronco. oj simpson's friend was driving the bronco with oj inside during that famous chase by los angeles police in 1994. the asking price will be a half- million dollars. the car was

. >>> the city of alameda is looking at providing free public wi-fi. mayor trish spencer place the id on the city council agenda for september 5. she's asking the council to work the schools public library and local businesses to help make public wi-fi more available. >>> a vote and foot traffic on the road of the golden gate bridge. >> that decision could mean a big change for popular events like the golden gate and rock 'n roll half marathon. coming up. >> work underway here in san francisco to prepare alamo square park to -- for today's expected news conference. >>> it's saturday and we are taking in australia. it is 14 hours ahead of us. it's the end of the evening. >> it's beautiful. stanford is playing there. we got some bay area folks there. >> cal open their season there last year. good luck to stanford today down in australia. good morning. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm claudia wong. let's start out with a quick look at your weather. i was in the grocery store the other day and somebody was saying i'm not ready for it. >> i could've sworn it was

city hall. reporting live, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> police are investigating a hate crime in alameda.ome people found flyers in front of their homes showing a muslim woman next to a swastika. it said, help me kill you, stupid. last night, several people gathered in front of the islamic center to say they won't stand for it. >> it doesn't belong in this -- on our street, in the community, on this planet. >> shock and surprising. there was a swastika on it right, which is an incredibly obvious symbol. >> this is not the first time the islamic center has been targeted. someone broke the windows of the prayer room last year. >> shut it down! shut it down! >>> it was a tense scene as protestors interrupted the first city council meeting in charlottesville, virginia since a demonstration turned deadly. the council voted to cover the statues of two confederate generals with black shrouds to honor heather heyer the woman killed when a man drove his car into a crowd of protestors. >>> former members of the military are weighing in on president trump's announcement that the pentagon is shifting

lawsuit against police officers the city of oakland where a settlement was reached close to a million dollars. burris anticipates additional lawsuits against alamedacounty, contra costa county, livermore and san francisco...in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (anny) whipple avenue in redwood city was shut down for hours yesterday. just after eight-30 in the morning-- the road was closed from el camino real... to duane street. homeland security and d-e-a agents were conducting a raid in the area. according to an ice spokesperson... the raid did not have anything to do with immigration. they said ice is involved in a variety of investigations from drugs to child predators. people in hazmat suits were in the area but that was just a precaution. the spokesperson said, the public was never in any danger. and added.. prepare to see more agents in the area in the future. (lydia) events of the past week have prompted the question: "should first responders have to pay tolls?" the discussion started in rhode island... where firefighters returning to the station after putting out a fire were asked to pay a toll. the crews were not allowed to pass at first bec

city. over to alameda, 60. oakland, 58, 59, 58, 59. everybody is close here. concord, 62.65. 55 santa rosa. novato at 57. head north. cloverdale at 56. calistoga, 52. did not get the fog. bodega bay as well showing mostly clear and 52. some of that low cloud deck along with thunderstorms. that has pushed well north. 45 truckee. 62 in ukiah. some thunderstorm activity which was very intense for a few yesterday up in the mountains will redevelop again today. the low that has been responsible is actually kind of hanging out until friday. it will go from near average temps to it looks like high pressure will kick in big time for the warmup. the next couple of days near seasonal averages. 60s, 70s, 80s and a few 90s. some low to mid-90s far enough inland. a lot of 70s and 80s around the bay. 80s for many. although santa cruz i cooled off a little bit. 60s on the coast. 70s and low 80s on the peninsula. after friday, read it and weep. >> no. >> or jump for joy. however you want to look at that time. >> back at the tricks. >> for some inland. not all. >> thank you. >> constructio

alameda. they're rallying in support of the just cause eviction protection passed by the city council in may. the protections were recently suspended because landlords submitted a petition to reverse the protections. locals say they were mislead into signing the petition. >>> day 2 of outside lands kicked off in just a few hours. thousands of fans packed golden gate park yet. there weren't any major problems except one of the performers. the headliner, a tribe called quest, didn't show up. the band says they had unforeseen travel issues and they are rescheduled to performo ght. mpietniallica are playing today. the festival runs through tomorrow night. >>> the 49ers beat the kansas city chiefs in their first game last night, off to a good start to the preseason. >> third down, hangs in there, then he gets in. he's going to get to the end zone. nice move on the open field. touchdown, 49ers. >> and that catch and td from bourn tied up the game and ultimately helped the 9ers to a victory. we'll have a complete break down coming up in your morning sports. >>> in the meantime, the oakland raiders h

alameda. south bay locations, 98 for san jose. a warm day in redwood city, 92 for you. 81 in the city of san francisco. beautiful day at the coast, though. of mon bay, pacifica. the heat advisories -- half moon bay. pacifica. the heat advisories will be staying in place, but as we get to thursday, temperatures begin to rebound. looks like friday may be the coolest day, at about 95 degrees inland. >>> well, that's it for us. the sports wrap is coming up next. >> raiders looking for their first win of the preseason, and stanford cardinal kicks off their season down under. sports wrap is next. >>> good evening, everyone. welcome to this saturday night sports wrap. it was the boxing spectacle of the summer, the earn defeated fighter against the mma fighter. tonight in las vegas, floyd mayweather beat conner mcgreger in a 10th round technical knockout. he keeps his boxing record perfect at 50-0. >>> nfl preseason games always leave you wondering just what conclusions can be drawn. historically, the records mean nothing. oakland in dallas tonight, where the guy w

city. afternoon high temperatures, 73 degrees for sausalito, and for the east bay shore, 70s in alameda, 92 degrees for that would. south bay tomorrow, there were 80s are expected in san jose. [ censored ] - - 60 degrees expected in san francisco. here is a view of your extended forecast. we have several days of extended weather with temperatures in the middle to upper 60s on the coast and 70s along the bay, 80s and 90s are expected. i really enjoy mostly sunny 70s. i will take that any day. >> so will i. >>> a baby whale made a surprise appearance at a popular southern california beach. 18 feet long, it went north of san clemente day. kayakers, within a few feet of that memo which was swimming under a paddleboard. the whale left the harbor. it is likely moving along the coast and on the way past the bay area and into oregon. >>> a rally in support of colin kapernick. spike lee tweeted a poster promoting the rally scheduled for august 23rd in new york. you may notice his name was improperly spelled, and colin kapernick parted ways with the 49ers in march. he has yet to be signed by another

city with signs saturday afternoon. they printed anti-hate posters for other neighboring towns including oakland, alameda and san jose and plan to hang this banner in civic center park. the site of the rally. >> today workers unloaded chain link fences for the grass. golden gate bridge parking lots and visitor amenities will be closed. certain muni bus lines won't make stops in the area and all cable car lines will be operated by buses. >> a san francisco general hospital says it's prepared in case of serious injury. the public defend tedefender's reminding people to know their rights, not touch officers and truthfully identify themselves if detained. >>> a highly anticipated ruling regarding the death penalty. the state supreme court upheld proposition 66. that's the ballot initiative to speed up executions this california. justices rejected arguments that a provision setting a five-year limit on appeals was mandatory. the decision raises doubts that the law will skucceed. >>> a judge sentence an oakland man today to 40 years to life in prison for his role in a gun battle that killed a 30-year-old innocent bystander. a