a 20 minute delay getting down into the area past burnell and alternates if you need them.oin nbc bay area wazers right there. that's your team. i'll put how to do that on fa facebook, back to you. >> a quick look at the top stories, new laws taking effect across the state this weekend. the impact they could have on your drive. >> first happening now, bay area company getting approval for first of its kind drug, just got fda approval for cabrexa for people who have excessive under arm sweating. new york city infants and preschoolers have to get flu shots if they are attending school. the new york supreme court just made that ruling. a group of mothers filed a lawsuit fighting against mandatory vaccinations but they lost. more news after the break. today in the bay-- >>> welcome back, before you head out, it is 6:55, here are the top stories on "today in the bay." >> a live look at the heart of san francisco's castro district right now where police are investigating a death they are calling suspicious. this happened early this morning in the parking lot right across the stre

camilla burnell reports. billion in tariffs against u.s. exports.cted to impact the price of >> mexico is fighting back announcing $3 million in tariffs against u.s. exports. the tariffs are expected to impact the price of products including pork, apples, potatoes, bourbon, and some cheese. >> these import tariffs are going to make american products more expensive and this is exactly administration's announced tariffs on steel and aluminum what we have been moving against and away from. >> reporter: the move is a retaliation for the trump administration's announcement for tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from mexico and a number of other countries. the president has long argued that international trade has not benefited the u.s. >> our industries have been targeted for years and years, decadect by fa foreign trade practices. second largest market for u.s. de go >> reporter: but the [null] for tat won't matter because the exports -- the u.s. exports more than it buys and it's the second largest market for u.s. goods behind only canada. >> we wil

. >> cindy burnell and her husband had enough of the coast of living in the bay area and look to the midwest where housing is much cheaper. they found a house and agreed to buy it. no mortgage here, a one time cash payment. her real estate agent sent instructions to wire the money which she followed. the she truflted the house would be hers soon but days later cindy learned terrible news, her life savings was in the hands of thieves. >> that's all i had, that was my retirement fund, i pulled in all my money. >> she is not alone. this crime is happening to home buyers across california and th investment. please call visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. i'll see you again tonight at 11:00. >>> it is 4:56 and the ws keep on rolling in for curry. >> fresh off another nba final title. the warriors superstar has another win. his jersey is the best selling one in the league. nba says that number 30 jersey sells -- beat out lebron james between april and june. this is the playoff time. it's the fourth year in a row that steph has topped jersey sales. >>> we want to look to look at the forecast. co

i live on the cusp of burnell and mission. i live five blocks away from this development. i see my community change before my eyes every time i walk through the mission. there's something different about my community. this is more than just children having to play in the sun. this is about who we are building for, and where do we see the future of san francisco? who are we building for? we are over here and fighting for century city is, against luxury housing. we are fighting for the very thing that made san francisco san francisco. and to get these newcomers come, newcomer comes and they have everything at their reach. they have bars, fancy gems, direct transportation to downtown, they have their nightlife. who are rebuilding for? i think children should be our priority. the future of the city should be our priority and we should take their education and development into account. their health into account. what is the repercussions of these buildings for our children and for our future? i ask that these third-party study should be considered independently from the plannin

cisco, who is a teacher at burnell middle school in san jose but -- but the detectives say they have found-or not found any connection to any students there. cisco is scheduled for court today. perreny is -- her first appearance is still pending. >>> the idea of universal health care in california may take a step forward. as soon as today. legislators will debate two bills, one to extend health coverage to all residents over 65 and another would cover everyone under 25 and it would extend coverage to undocumented immigrants and in california health advocates say close to a million immigrants are not insured. >>> and today the count gets underway for bay area neighborhoods and starting today you'll see census takers and they are not knocking on doors or collecting personal information, what they are doing is walk through the neighborhoods to verify the addresses. >>> big changes of one of california's largest newspapers. >>> and t-- the warning before heading to see "incredibles 2". >> if you have problems with your utility bills, we'll help you out. >> did you get an usually high uti

and with that, that concludes that portion of the report unless commissioner burnel has something to add i'm open to questions. >> president chow: so on the report it seems to indicate that several of the clinics have not or in the schedule will not get to a lean process until 2019. >> vice president loyce: that is correct. they are doing them in cohorts so they have done cohort one and cohort two and cohort three and four will begin in august. cohort three will begin in august and cohort four will begin in october of 2018 with a completion date expected in january of 2019 and cohort 3 finishing in february of 2019. it is a lengthy process and not something that one can do in short order. training is done primarily by our executive staff in both the networks and in primary care. >> president chow: so in the meantime these other cohorts, are they participating in some sort of a score card or base score card program even though they don't have a lean process? >> vice president loyce: what happens is that dr. hammer hosts on a monthly basis all of the senior managers involved and provid

joining us with rafael burnell with the hill latino covering immigration policy?were some key details to know about the two immigration bills the house is likely to take up? >> your these two bills. one of them is a more conservative bill and one is a deal between conservatives and moderates in the republican congress. they both conform to the president four pillars approach. and the more conservative bill is sort of the four pillars plus.

joining us with rafael burnell with the hill latino covering immigration policy? were some key details to know about the two immigration bills the house is likely to take up? >> your these two bills. one of them is a more conservative bill and one is a deal between conservatives and moderates in the republican congress. they both conform to the president four pillars approach. and the more conservative bill is sort of the four pillars plus. and these four pillars are of course, a safety net for legal status for dreamers. construction of the presidents proposed border wall and an end to the visa lottery and of course come with the president calls, chain migration. democrats call it family reunification visas. >> to either of the two bills deal with the issue of the separation of children and their parents at the border? it has been quite a bit in the news lately. >> yes. it is a fairly new issue. it made into the newer bill. and it basically, the bill calls for an end to what is known as the settlement agreement. in 1997 court case that puts certain standards or wh