first of all, san francisco, north 101 a bus accident near caesar chavez with a delay at continue minutes northbound interest there when we get the tow truck out of there it should recuperate. in the east by southbound 880, coming off the san mateo bridge, we have very slow traffic because of an accident in the middle lane. traffic is backing now to 238. north 17 before 85, accident is cleared off to the shoulder, and we do have a car stuck under a truck northbound 101 old bay shore blocking a lane of traffic and we are starting to see a bit of a slow down. we will look at our shot when we come back next report. >> michael finney has answers do your questions on car warranties. >> airbnb is demanding change to san francisco's new respectal registration law. registration law. how it >> philadelphia is the first united states city to have a tass on sugar sweet were asked diet drinks. supporters say the money will help schoolchildren programs and improve libraries and parks. the tabs will be in san francisco, the voters said no to a soza tax the same year berkeley approved a tax. >> now, ask

they sang, prayed and rallied where caesar chavez fought for the farmworkers. a one line order by the justices, divided 4-4,. they struck down the president's 2014 immigration action that would grant roughly 4 milliondollar wave a reprieve from deportation. >> the fact that the supreme court wasn't able to issue a decision today just set the system back further and takes us further from the country we aspire to be. >> reporter: the decision affects more than 140,000 im grants in a county, many who live in the neighborhood of our lady of guadaloupe church. >> they're making little money. >> reporter: one says he's an undocumented immigrant, has two children born in the u.s., has worked 20 years in a plant and pays taxes. he talked about living in the shadows. >> he can't be part of society. if there are two lines he's always in the lesser line. are tonight was about building resistance movement in the voteing booth this november. president bmo bam put the next steps in immigration reform in the hands of voters. >> it is important to note that the president still

. >> funeral plans for chavez will be released, the widow of civil rights and labor union caesar chavez. according to a family statement, she died yesterday at a hospital in bakersfield surrounded by had -- loved ones. >> heavy rain in northern florida after tropical storm made landfall last night dumping rain across northbound florida and coastal carolinas and georgia. some areas could see 10" of rain. the florida governor declared a "state of emergency." now, what is going on it is accelerating to the northeast at 31 miles per hour and the winds will be a bigger issue. it is barely touching florida. through the day, florida will be wet but the carolinas and georgia will be dry. now in san francisco, the temperatures are waking up to ocean beach with the warm spot at 57, and crissy field and downtown portrero hill and bay you have at 56, and coming through the ferry building at 55 and in the financial district, richmond, belmont, american canyon, 57. union city and santa clara and saratoga in the 60s. in san rafael, this are clouds and drizzle is possible south on 101. air quality is g

the bus stops is going to be foreclose of our building our main concern about 50 feet towards caesar chavez our main driveway with our 32 box trucks leaving at 6:30 in the mornings with the concern with the buses parked at the bus stop it going to cause a blind stop for not only the driveways but the cyclists on the street and also, if there is a pilot and our trucks can't get out it impacts our nonprofit business if we don't get our trucks it out out to pick up the donations it will impact us we have a nonprofit that provides drug and alcohol rehabilitation free for men and women we hope this bus stop is not go in front of our building thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> laura (calling names) those are the last two people. >> nominees a lauren i'm a resident on valencia and 26 we'll we've brought 6 speakers i present one hundred and 15 signatures from residents and businesses and customers near valencia and 26 street that oppose the proposed commuter shuttles there and that's my personal statement 70 percent of severe and fatality are 12 percent of the students valencia street is consid

. >>> >> the widow of caesar chavez has died, helen. she died of natural causes as a bakersville hospital. married in 1948 and helped to organize the farm movement in the 60s. the union bookkeeper and head of the credit union and raised 8 kids and worked in the field to support her family. she was 88 years old. >> hillary clinton released a statement that said helen's drive and desire to see justice and her spirit and above all her love guided caesar through his years of activist and her work will never be forgotten. >> someone stole an ambulance when crews were out on a call. it led to a high-speed police chase that ended with a crash that backed up traffic for hours. tara moriarty has more. how did the person end up stealing the ambulance. were the keys in the ignition. >> reporter: that remains yet to be seen. investigators have been through a lot of trouble in order to steal the ambulance and now the san francisco fire department has a bigger problem. how to prevent this from happening again. >> responding to a call this morning and

and san mateo bridge heavy. 280 and 101 in san francisco are slow. 101 southbound is slow from caesar chavez to past that old candlestick exit. this is a look at the bay bridge. not to be outdone, that is jam packed as you get out to the pay gates. 25 to 30-minute delay. today might be the day that you pull that string and say i am going to work from home in the morning. come in later. 7:32. back to the desk. >> thanks, sal. >>> come november, san francisco voters are going to be considering a new plan to deal with the city's homeless. city workers would be allowed to get rid of homeless camps, but opponents say it's not a good long-term solution. ktvu's christian kafton live for us in san francisco with the details on the ballot initiatives voters will decide on in november. good morning, cristian. >> reporter: yeah, come november, voters will have a chance to consider this issue. it would allow the city to remove homeless encampments as long as they give them 24 hours notice. the city has seen a number of large encampments in the past, including a few we found this morning. a group of supe

caesar chavez plaza ahead of a very warm saturday.ome of the bay area will be seeing temperatures in the 80s. >>> a developing story out of florida. a singer who once competed on nbc's "the voice" has been shot and killed following her performance in orlando. this is video of christina grimmie at last night's show. the 22-year-old was signing autographs when a man walked up and shot her. grimmie's brother tackled the shooter. the shooter killed himself. >> this is very tragic event. this should have been something that was fun and exciting and for something like this to happen is just a tragedy. >> christina grimmie finished third on "the voice" in 2014. she's a youtube star. orlando police say they don't know the shooter's motive or whether he knew the singer. no one else was hurt. >>> almost two days later and still no clear answer, did oakland's police chief resign or was he forced out amid controversy? it depends who you ask. yesterday mayor libby shaft showed the resignation letter which was time stamped 9:17 thursday night. long

our south bay reporter jesse gary is live at the plaza de caesar chavez. we understand anti-trump protesters are poised to gather there in the next few minutes. >> reporter: the first few have started to gather at the park, but they're at the far end. they're all the way down where the stage is where they have concerts during the center. that's where the demonstrators are gathering. organizers tell me it will be about 100 people from 10 south bay groups, two different divisions of seiu. i've got ryan o'neill with me from seiu 521. why do you come out and protest donald trump? >> the firstening is we know that donald trump does -- the first thing we know is that donald trump does not really represent the values of americans. i mean his statements, the things he says off the cuff are backwards and so we need to show the public, to make sure they understand that and make sure that they see it. >> reporter: let me ask you, when he was in burlingame back in april, there was an altercation and i'm not going to get into what did what to whom first, but is this go

so on with those famous sites like gettysburg, we can also see monuments to caesar chavez, pullman portercago. we have more work to do to preserve our lands and culture and our history. we're not done yet. in all last year, more than 305 people visited american's national parks. for this centennial, we're asking all americans to find your park so everyone, including those from underserved communities can experience these wonders. >> a few words from president obama with the beautiful backdrop of yosemite national park in the celebration of the 100th national park service. he's there with the first lady and his daughters. a nice way to spend time with family there urging other families to visit national parks, of course, a day ahead of father's day. so the president there at yosemite national park. >>> on to the clinton campaign on the echbsive this weekend expanding the massive general action ad by $20.9 million with a little more than a month to the democratic convention, sanders hasn't conceded. washington post saying sanders could endorse clinton. jeff weaver saying the ongoing policy

i'm on caesar chavez avenue. this is a heart of vibrant latino community.ed about this yesterday. whichever candidate is to win in california, they have to gate large share of the vote coming out of this community and particular in particular the latino community here in los angeles. the big question is with hillary clinton being declared the presumptive nominee using that combination of super delegates and pledged delegates would anybody show up? i want to swing around the camera. look at the folks walking in now. we've been asking folks all day if the declaration of victory of clenching that presumptive democratic nomination for hillary clinton slowed people down or stopped people from coming in. we've been here now for some time. a couple of hours and people continue to come in. you can see the democratic ballot booths are the ones filled up. you don't see many people going to the republican locations, of course, if bernie sanders does well here, it's his last best hope of doing anything to slow hillary clinton downgoing into the convention this july, he

from lets say your 580 backup all the way backup to the scene of san francisco and caesar chav chavez, you are looking at a 25 minutes drive there. about one hour so it is a little after 7:00. we'll come back and take a look at the north bay in a few minutes. >>> san francisco's acting police chief is going to weigh on the results of investigation before giving out more information of a deadly police shooting last month. that led to the resiation of a former police chief greg suhr. >> jessica williams was killed. he was drive from a stolen car. >>> a new report says nonprofit hospitals are suing patients for unpaid medical bills even when they qualify for low costs or free services. we have this report from the university of michigan. most nonprofit programs have programs to reduce bills for low income families. the affordable care act requires nonprofit hospital to notify patients qualifying for a low cost ervice, otherwise, the hospital could lose its status. >>> this department of expansion of ticking app. the review feature will be upgraded and working with mini buses and train. y

so, these are sites that are available or as you move further south towards caesar chavez there's lotsf properties probably less expensive than the areas right around them. so, anyway, those are my comments. i'm very much in favor of the project pussy with the other commissioners have to say. >> if nobody else, i moved to approve. commissioner wu >> i will make some comments about the affordable housing. i think that i just want to be clear what it is, right. i think land dedication has been an option that was thought of in eastern neighbors and we saw the project previously. it is true that the words of the land now is equivalent to howard made millions was populated but i just want to clear is shifting responsibility to emerge pd. it's trying to figure out how to think about it. it's not that you're building 41% of the units. is that the value was given to the city so that the city could put in the rp to build on it. it's just that slightly different on the other projects we seen. so, i just want to make sure were calling it what it is. >> well, i think the land dedication you can lo

traffic northbound the project diverts through traffic auto traffic right turns starting another caesar chavez and 26 24 and 22 and 16 i believe and it is those turn restrictions that we're hearing a lot of concern but at the same time, we're hearing a lot of very positive feedback in terms of the fact it worked in terms of transit performance making that ride reducing the transformation delays and making it more reliable 80 so the transformation feedback on areas of safety for people walking and taking transit eye as well as for the buses themselves the transit benefits in terms of the reliability and traffic time and feedback on the stop configuration with the traffic impacts the neighborhood and business impacts and the outreach that was part of our process and about the evaluation of the impacts so the feedback has been essentially that the transit changes are really working well, for transit and heard back from a lot of these folks at the same time we've heard the transformation traffic changes made it more difficult for people to get to and around the mission and we heard if businesses a

traffic northbound the project diverts through traffic auto traffic right turns starting another caesar chavez and 26 24 and 22 and 16 i believe and it is those turn restrictions that we're hearing a lot of concern but at the same time, we're hearing a lot of very positive feedback in terms of the fact it worked in terms of transit performance making that ride reducing the transformation delays and making it more reliable 80 so the transformation feedback on areas of safety for people walking and taking transit eye as well as for the buses themselves the transit benefits in terms of the reliability and traffic time and feedback on the stop configuration with the traffic impacts the neighborhood and business impacts and the outreach that was part of our process and about the evaluation of the impacts so the feedback has been essentially that the transit changes are really working well, for transit and heard back from a lot of these folks at the same time we've heard the transformation traffic changes made it more difficult for people to get to and around the mission and we heard if businesses a