burrell arrived five minutes later to see it in flames. and seacrest also died that night. and then ghostship survivor and resident told the jury that various officials have been inside of the warehouse in the months before the fire, including the child protective services and oakland police officers. canon also said that he saw two off-duty firefighters attend a party there. >> for us, that means that, hey, if those people went out and 28-year-old max harris an art student nearly homeless living there creating the art wouldn't have known that there was danger. >> nice to be there to give max some support. >> the defendant attending the trial for the first time after visiting with the nephew over the weekend. >> and so he is an inspiring young man. and he's got a lot of strength, and just a very positive energy. >> in oakland laura anthony abc 7 news. >> and an effort is under way to make the sale of tobacco products more restrictive in san rafael. and tonight, the city council is going to consider an ordinance to prohibit the sale of flavored tobacco products if they allow

least over the justice system my guest this week here in madrid is spain's foreign minister use that burrell how does he answer the charge that the trials are fundamentally unfair.

society not least over the justice system my guest this week here in madrid is spain's foreign minister burrell how does he answer the charge that the trials are fundamentally unfair.

burrell's own front porch. the same officer that 2 investigates show drawing his gun in a busy shopping center last summer after a minor argument. vallejo police have not said if they took any disciplinary action or about the officers current duties and an internal in fares affairs investigation is still underway. >>> a new push to protect tenants from of action. will tell you the new bill up in sacramento and why landlords say would unfairly tyler hands. >>> you may recognize that young man shooting from long distance down at the warriors far end of the court. >> reporter: that is stephon curry getting ready for tonight's game 2 of the nba western conference semifinal series between the warriors and houston rockets. we have a live report coming up. >>> wake up with mornings on 2 and give yourselves the powers to know before you go . >> a deadly accident but the braid bay bridge to a standstill. >> the motorcycles chase that ended up here on the bridge. we do not recommend driving from oakland to separate cisco

thirty nine thousand four hundred ten for an average of one hundred forty four per day hey paul burrell i think we found the largest funds are of terror does anyone have a mirror they can show. the truth is this country is run by very unknown volved humans they are operating at a chimpanzee level of breaking things and jumping up and down that they broke it the rest of us must continue to evolve we must seek a higher plane of human behavior one where we respect the rights of others to decide their own fate pompei o dalton abrams trump and all the democrats who agree with them they are antiquated outdated pieces. and they. mean. i don't know if a piece can be outdated like that that would imply there's like a new better model of a piece. like tim cook comes out of bales apple piece of. wood which would be weird but whatever the ninety nine point nine percent of us who don't rule this planet must keep a low valving because if and when we're all operating on a higher level of understanding then it will be painfully clear that we are being led by primates come to watch t.v. see the day to d

society not least over the justice system my guest this week here in madrid is spain's foreign minister burrell how does he answer the charge that the trials are fundamentally unfair. because a bar of welcome to conflict. that. last year a lady called come a follow up was the president of the catalan parliament she was arrested charged with rebellion when she was interviewed last december she was spending 15 hours a day in her cell in solitary confinement is this really the image of spain that you want to show the rest of the world. judiciary decision. people under control or another to avoid them to escape from the justice like others a grandmother. in a prison convicted of nothing by the joy joys the presumption of innocence before her. everybody who did preventive jail enjoys the presumption of innocence instead of 30 percent of the people who are in jail or on preventive detention it's hard not to see her incarceration as the action of the bin state setting out to punish defendants they should. be enjoying this presumption of innocence. that a president of a. nothing to but with it your on

society not least over the justice system my guest this week here in madrid is spain's foreign minister burrell how does he answer the charge that the trials are fundamentally unfair.

well joining us to talk about the film and the movements making a difference in doha amanda burrell she's a documentary filmmaker and executive producer of arthritis and london clare farrow she is the co-founder of extinction rebellion one of the people movements featured in the new arthritis documentary and then boston massachusetts a partially prakash she is the co-founder and executive director of sunrise movement which is also featured in the earth rise up a so it welcome everyone to the stream but i want to start with you and a tweet take a look at my screen here you tweeted this not too long ago one of the best part was talking to this amazing group of 8th graders after the show who had been learning about climate change and the green new deal and class the 2nd best part was learning about them by same size as the how but we will focus on that part usually a 3 to 4 week tour around the u.s. with some rights movement and you were talking to people for whom climate change and the facts are they're having to deal with directly in their day to day lives what was that like what were some

can actually stay together i mean spain's foreign minister years of burrell was asked the interview if it was so fragile europe was so fragile it could break up his comment was honestly yes honestly yes yes a europe has always been growing start out of big crisis we were born out of the ashes of world war 2. and there we are it is that is one of the best places in the world to live we never had it so good in europe we had 2000 euro you say that dozen years on or 3003 our turn said conflict and sometimes anti is a possibility it is now if the nationalist restaurant continues to put people against people like saladin has been doing attacking the people of sweden yes that's a risk if you have a weakening of european institutions together with that higher rising rhetoric which is not only to migrants and to muslims but also on to other europeans we know when you put nations against nations in europe what happens and what about its alliance with hungary i was the friend the ones that are no issues i was a force some to denounce it i have been taking big fights within my political group i wr

he was placed on leave in february after cell phone video showed him tackling adrian burrell on the man's front porch, he is the same officer that was shown drawing his weapon in a busy shopping center during a minor argument. an internal affairs investigation is also underway. >>> the san francisco police department is reporting a decline in the number of cases in which officers use force come the chronicle says there has been a 30% drop in cases of use of force among officers compared to 3 years ago. the last officer involved shooting in san francisco was nearly a year ago. the police chief, bill scott says new policies have made it easier for officers to de- escalate tense situations. the chief tells the paper, there is more work to be done, the permit has implemented fewer than a quarter of the reform the justice recommended in an audit in 2016. >>> one supervisor is pushing to increase the city's ability to seize guns from people considered a threat to themselves or others. the supervisor has asked the city's attorney's office to come up with a process for using california's gun viol

another witness, alexa burrell became emotional while testifying that her friend, nicole seacrest texted, there is a fire here. she, too thought she was referring to a bonfire. curtis briggs, the defendant for max harris says the d.a. has garnered sympathy for the victims . >> they are not legally relevant. the prosecution wants to bring them in because they want to build up the emotion involved because that is an advantage they have. >> reporter: also understand was born a ghost ship tenant, adam cannon, a carpenter who said he had "no he went up the thousands times, at least 1000 times and he never had an issue with those stairs. the stairs were viable stairs. those stairs save people's lives. >> we heard from the city of oakland planning and building officials who said the warehouse was known only for storage, not for residential use or assembly of large events. the city's own records show no one properly had applied for the correct permits for decades . we will have more on that tomorrow. mchenry, you have been in court every day of this trial so far. given what happened, it is extre

this one in the burrell neighborhood was one option. the city will close it down and relocate firehouse 25 to a more modern facility. but that relocation will take too much time. the fire house the city has chosen is station 26 on south norfolk street. its lease ends at the end of the year and it's a perfect fit says the mayor. >> we're hoping to have 12 bunks. we'll have to do retrofiting. 12 is a lot. and it will make for some very quiet quarters for our folks.lo. the arrangement with that firehouse is a two-fer for the city of san mateo, if you will. that firehouse will not only be temporary sleeping quarters, but it's located on the east side of the city in a neighborhood where there's a lot of auto burglaries. so it can serve as a substation, a deterrent to crime. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> what are other police departments doing? are they facing the same problem? because obviously it's expensive to live anywhere in the bay area. >> reporter: ama, atherton, right? one of the wealthiest communities in the united states if not the wealt

with limited duties, he was placed on leave in february after a video showed him tackling adrian burrellalso drew his weapon at a shopping center during a minor argument. an internal affairs investigation is underway. >>> the san francisco police department is reporting a decline in the number of cases in which officers use force, the chronicle says there has been a 30% drop in cases of use of force among officers compared to 3 years ago. the last officer involved shooting in san francisco was nearly one year ago. the police chief, bill scott says new policies and training has made it easier for officers to de-escalate situations. the chief tells the paper, there is more work to be done. that a permit have implemented reforms that the justice department recommended in an audit in 2016. >>> use of force is also down, today we are speaking with the bart police department independent october -- auditor about that. they encourage agencies to use this. >>> today, ucsf is getting $30 million to create a new institute on homelessness. they will conduct research on the causes of homelessness. uc

. >> pastor burrell tell us what's happening. >> the village decided to triple water waits for churchesinstitutions looking to generate revenue put in unique position of struggling to deal with need and care in our communities. ainsley: jeremy, we know when we tithe to a church and give an offering. we know the church is going to be able to keep that, it's tax exempt. that's the law. so, what does the law say in the state of texas? are they allowed to do this? >> no. you are not allowed to circumvent the tax laws in order to raise more revenue against tax exempt organizations. that's exactly what the city of nag monthly i can't is doing magnolia is doing here. they are putting taxes on the region really onerous standard to make really difficult decisions between how they are going to care for the community and also the responsibilities with the city as well. that's something that no church across the country should ever have to deal with unfortunately we are seeing too many of this kind of thing happen when we do our work across the country first liberty.org. steve: let's talk about the