critics say that is the plan of california city is considering, it is called the advanced peace program, paying high risk residents not to commit crimes. a supporters only that is not how it works. the sheriff of fresno, california has her thoughts. >> back by silicone valley. california city is considering shannon: backed by silicon valley venture capitalists the california cities considering a program to pay residents 18 most likely to shoot someone. the premise is that paying someone for things like getting high school degree are taking parenting classes would make them less likely to commit crimes. let's see what margaret. great to have you with us. there were a couple california cities already trying it. >> taxpayer funding is quite different. i'm not sure how communities feel when their tax dollars are used to pay people not to commit crimes which i believe there are better uses for that money. >> several of these startup ideas there is private money funneling into this but how do you go to the community and pick up people most likely to shoot someone and convince them by engaging

other california cities are already trying it. >> taxpayer funding is different.am not sure how communities feel when tax paying dollars are used to pay people to not commit crimes. >> shannon: it seems in several start up, there is private money funding into this. but how do you go through the community and pick out those people most likely to shoot someone and convince them to engage in the program. but starting from the beginning, how would they go out and say these are 50 people most likely to shoot someone? >> that would be hard to explain and my position is sustainability? how long would you pay them for not committing crimes? i would rather see it to subsiddize a job theory? >>>>> the three of teach a man to fish theory. but just to pay someone to not shoot someone else? there is gang members who knows if they are not active in the gang and calling the shots. >> shannon: sanchez said we are paying them to reach goal but not to not commit crime. making sure they overcome substance abuse and heim diplomat. how do you think that would work in our community? >>

we have 22 cities that have opted out of the california's sanctuary city policy and three major counties, but you have to keep in mind, there's 58 counties in california. so it's really just the tip of the iceberg. there's more cities trying to get involved in this. there's more resistant. the president is right to a certain point. hillary vaughn is covering this story. you talked to these mayors. you know where they're coming from. the question is what is next? how many more cities are we expecting and will california budge on this? >> right. i talked to several mayors that are in that room right now with the president. they tell me their goal, the next step here, is funding. you have one city that is currently battling the aclu that is suing them for suing the state of california over this. they need money and funding because these legal fees are being pushed to the taxpayers. so they're hoping the president will either indirectly or directly help them out with funding here. then you also have the main argument that they want to get across is that this is not a political fight, this sh

in several california cities... including many here in the bay area. kpix 5 reporter mary lee... on who is getting the credit. >>> knew it 5:00, dui arrests are on a steep decline in many cities, including the bay area, who was getting the credit for, mary?>> reporter: a new study credits ridesharing services, for an lyft for the drop in dui arrests. >> i went through the prison system in everything, on the dui thing, kind of a wake-up experience for me. >> reporter: ray vargas has been arrested 6w4 dui, he spent $60,000 and time in prison for driving drunk, he doesn't drink anymore, but wishes there were ridesharing services for him back in the day. >> before, you would try to get a ride, maybe chance it, to get home, today -- we were taking chances more, the price of for and lyft, so reasonable, why not take it, pay five dollars or six dollars, you are home safe. >> reporter: the new study on ridesharing shows a 21% drop in dui arrests after ridesharing services started. in san jose, dui arrests are down 20%. in san francisco, dui arrests have dropped 14%. people said that is g

the three northern california cities are all in the heart of the san joaquin valley. the other six cities on the list sit in the desert. >>> you may have noticed a sign on the door at your local starbucks. all locations will close early tomorrow in order for starbucks to have an internal conversation and learning session on race and bias. this is prompted by the recent situation in philadelphia when police kicked two black men out of a starbucks store. >>> 6:46. memorial day celebrations will happen coast to coast today. president trump will lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier in northern vir virginia. live pictures from that. after he places the wreath he'll make remarks in the amphitheater. >>> to a memorial day tradition of a different kind. joey chestnut is hungry for a little more competio he's the king of food eating contests. he's won national championships for devouring hot dogs, pretzels, you name it. the reigning king will have eight minutes to gobble up shrimp. he's going against 14 other professional eaters. >> we've been talking about that. we

what california city is testing them out and how much they are going to cost. >>> good morning i'm contessa brewer. wall street looks like it will open lower this morning. dow futures are off 170 points off a fresh geopolitical worries. investors are watching europe as italy could be headed for another election after it failed to form a coalition government and no confidence vote friday. that is all sparking concerns about the global economy. on today's watch list at home, we're looking for home prices and consumer confidence. nissan may cut production in north america by as much as 20% as it struggles with falling profits in the united states. its biggest market. cuts reportedly are already under way at two plants in the u.s. and three in mexico. nissan doesn't and laying off workers or shutting down assembly lines completely. most of nissan sales have involved heavy discounts and incentives that have eaten in profit margins. >> pan dora is laufrming a plan that gives unlimited muse you can streaming for $15 a month. pandora has 80 million thlisten for free each month and the company would

it would make it legal to serve alcohol until 4 am in seven california cities including san francisco and oakland. under the current law, serving alcohol between 2 am and 6 am is illegal. the bill still needs approval by the state assembly. >>> sitdown restaurants in california may soon have to stop providing disposable plastic straws unless the customer asks for them. the state assembly passed that person -- proposal is a. supporters say that plastic straws end up in the ocean and threatened marine life. several cities including san francisco, oakland and berkeley have already considered or they have approved a ban on plastic straws. >>> custer county firefighters leave heading the -- will be hitting the streets to raise money for the muscular dystrophy association. it's their 60th annual charity fundraiser event. they've already raised more than $14,000 during two days and both margaret and brenda. today, you can find five birders in antioch -- firefighters in antioch oak grove, and hercules. watch out for them. might have some change in your car. >> i see them. they are always in s

the bill was authored by scott weiner and applied to seven major california cities including san francisco, oakland, sacramento and los angeles. that bill now to the assembly. it was certainly blustery outside and a lot cooler. >> we will keep colder temperatures at least until we head through tomorrow's forecast. let's go ahead and take you to the forecast tonight. we've been telling you about the system that dropped down. the change i see tomorrow is it's moving more off to the east. that should help us to not be quite as windy. we're still calling it a breezy day. this will continue to bring back fog for tomorrow morning that looks like it will be a little bit thicker than what we've been used to lately. eely clouds for the south bay. mist and drizzle into the east bay. we're going to see not quite as cloudy for the north bay. but right here along the peninsula. we'll have that cloud cover to start possibly some spotty drizzle. hold on to that through about 11:00 in the morning. then once we hit tomorrow afternoon, sunshine is on the way. if you're heading to the coastline, with eeel st

and she )s using an oscar winning film as inspiration. )debi phones ) lives in california city... which is about a hour east of bakersfield. her 23 year old daughter was killed nearly 2 years ago. that murder remains unsolved. so debi has put up 3 billboards along a quiet desert road... that show a message of frustration and sorrow. >> this woman's daughter was killed 234 years ago. her murder remains unsolved. a message of frustration and sor row. it's similar to the slot of the oscar-winning movie "three billboards." . >> you would co-it be a cure for baldness? a group of researchers may have stumbled across one. scientists were working on a drug for osteoporosis. it stimulated hair follicles and prompted hair growth. next up, is to find out if the drug is safe for humans. >> it will hit me just in time. >> i think you're okay. >> we're back in a moment with an interesting note about the giants game tomorrow. with eeel explain. -- we'll explain. marshall tuck will change that. in california, 3 million kids can't read at grade level. tuck turned around struggling schools, raising

. >> reporter: in santa rosa, like many california cities -- >> hello, park ranger, anyone in the tent? >> reporter: they have done this before, they'll do it again. >> you do have to vacate immediately. >> reporter: we're along the joe. redata jail, a homeless damp where residents received too much attention or too little, depending on their frame of mind. >> do you want to go back in? >> yeah, i want to go back in. >> reporter: it couldn't happen soon enough for residents like bill petty. last week, riding his bike, eight people block theath and one of them attacked him. >> it's a no-win situation. this can't happen. >> reporter: this camp formed about a month ago when another camp closed. it is roughly one mile long. but hardly the last mile, based on previous experience. can you anticipate where they'll go next? >> i can't. >> reporter: we know only where they've been. scenes we've shown you before. from the remnants of homeless hill last august, to roseland in april, with others in between. the evictions begin to run together. >> they made everybody pack up, spend the rest of the

so veggie good. ♪ >>> i'm in yum yuba city, california. jealous other travel show hosts. city is the sikh capital of the united states. sikh americans comprise around 22% of the area as 66,000 peep. originally from the punjab state of india, they started emigrating in the early 1,900s. today the presence is so strong that in 2017 this happened. >> a roaring applause for yuba city's new mayor. he makes history as the first american sikh woman to be named mayor. >> to get a better understanding of this town, talking with her seems a great place to start. >> what was the reaction when the story goes out america's first female sikh mayor is elected. what was that like for you. >> you know, i never expected it to be even that big. so it was like, you know, starting to receive the phone calls, all of a sudden the newspaper articles and my daughter just, mom, did you hear this? did you read this? so, yeah, just absolutely in shock, you know. >> what brought your parents to america in the first place originally. >> to have a better life, the american greem dream. >> and why yuba

he launched advance peace in 2009 in this small california city.s to be next. devone claims advance peace is about more than just cash for crooks. - this is a gun violence reduction strategy. - that's the most bull[bleep] i've ever heard after saying, "we give criminals money." - but try to imagine growing up in a neighborhood where gun violence happens. try to imagine a young man who has rarely left-- not richmond, but central richmond. - and that's devone's reasoning for an even crazier part of this plan. - one of the elements is the transformative travel. - what are you talking about? "transformative travel"? - disneyland, universal studios. - you've taken suspected... firearm offenders to disneyland? - yeah. - they're giving alleged criminals cash and vacations? i can't support a program like this. this goes against who i am, and i'm sorry. i can't do this. i can't do this. i don't support this. - that's my check? - i, uh... i'll tell you what, devone. i love it. i love this idea. let's talk about the results, if there are any. - well, i can ta

. >>> another california city tonight is considering joining the list of those taking a stand against california's sanctuary status law. supporters and opponents rallied outside santa clare rita today. if the resolution passes, santa clarita will take the first in the county to take action. >>> being sued by a group of airbnb renters. you are looking at video shot by one of the women surrounded b y rialto police. a neighbor thought the house was being burglarized. >> the individuals could not produce at any time any documentation that would enable us to confirm that they were in fact renters of this airbnb. >> the women were released once the airbnb confirmed they were her guests. >>> president trump pulls the united states out of the iran nuclear deal as expected. up next, reaction from world leaders and local iranians as well. >>> the mountain view tech giant shows us how technology will keep getting smarter. >>> how about flying cars. n francisco based each day researchers make discoveries that bring us closer to the moment when all cancer patients can become survivors. their progr

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california city is not far from mojave. the other cities on the list sit squarely in the southern california desert. >>> if you've been to your local starbucks lately, you may have noticed a sign on the door. all locations will close early tomorrow. they will have a meeting on race and bias. this prompted by the situation in philadelphia where police arrested two black men from the store. >>> president trump will lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. live pictures from there where you can see there's a rainy start to memorial day there. this is an annual tradition. after president trump places that wreath at the tomb, you'he make remarks in the amphitheater. >>> another memorial day tradition. joey chestnut. he's hungry for competition. he's won many eating contests. he's from san jose. he will have eight minutes to gobble up shrimp. it's like a bubba gump kind of -- what kind of shrimp. he's going against 14 other professional eaters. >>> an alligator the newest addition to the zoo. bayou was found in the sacram

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cities. the department of justice, of course, has filed a lawsuit against california's sanctuary laws. the president embracing cities opposed to that policy. >> we have to enforce the laws that are on the books. people don't get to decide -- cities don't get to pick and choose which laws they want to follow. just because it's california doesn't mean you get to decide you don't want to participate in our government and in our system. >> something else going on today. we're hearing from donald trump junior this morning after the senate judiciary committee released hours of testimony from many of the participants in the june 6, 2016 meeting at trump tower. he said i appreciate the opportunity to have assisted the judiciary committee. the public can now see that for over five hours i answered every question asked and was candid and forthright with the committee. i want to thank the members of the committee and their staff for their courtesy and professionalism. 2500 pages of testimony. a long read but john, we're wading our way through. >> jon: you will have a day full of study. >> unlike e

. >>> santa rosa is like many california cities. it has a homeless problem. an estimated 2,000 homeless there. >> abc 7 reporter wade freeman was in santa rosa as the police department delivered another deadline to the homeless in the city. >> hello park ranger. anyone in the tent? >> reporter: in santa rosa they handle ito often it almost seems like a drill. this encampment the latest front line in endless effort to help the homeless. this camp formed about a month ago when another camp closed. it is roughly one mile long but hardly the last mile based on previous experience. >> can you anticipate where they'll go next? >> i can't. >> reporter: the departure cannot happen soon enough for residents like bill petty. he rides his black along the trail. last week eight people lined the path and one of them attacked him. >> it's a no-win situation, but this can't happen. >> reporter: as to what does happen we've shown you many times before from the remnants of had hill last august. >> it's not the best environment. >> reporter: amanda freedman, when we last saw h

southern california city might be fighting against california sanctuary state laws and the law limitingooperation between local law enforcement and federal immigration authorities. santa clarita will soon vote on a resolution. >> lawmakers for nfl cheer leaders will discuss possible changes with the league after reports of sexual harassment last week the "new york times" reported several washington cheerleaders were required to be topless in the photo. we'll have more news after the break. in the bay-- live pictures from valley medica >>> the time 6:55, here are the top stories on "today in the bay." >> live pictures from valley medical center where ten first responders were exposed to a dangerous chemical overnight. it's all clear now but let me walk you through what happened, a medical helicopter landed before midnight. there was a patient inside exposed to some sort of chemical. medical workers in the helicopter were also exposed and somehow several other first responders were exposed as well. firefighters haven't said what the chemical was but they were able to wash it off with soap

west hollywood joins los angeles, santa monica and other california cities aiming to strengthen its structuread of the next "big one." >>> time now 6:41. this morning parts of the country are bracing for severe weather amid an ongoing tornado outbreak. how many have already touched down this week. >> plus, what investigators just found inside the engine of a southwest airline plane that was forced to make an emergency landing. >> and the market just opened up. the dow is down 61 points. coming up, we will get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. of a broken fan blade inside the engine of a southwest airlines jet.. but other pieces dislodged the engine cap --that fatally damaged th >>> investigators found two pieces of a broken fan blade inside the engine of a southwest airlines jet but other pieces dislodged the engine cab that fatally damaged the wing and the fuselage. one passenger died and 8 others were injured two weeks ago when one of 24 fan blades broke off inside the plane's left engine during a flight from new york to dallas. pilots were able to land safely wit

digital license plates coming to one northern california city now. but the price tag may have you pumping the brakes. >>> can you believe it. the warriors come back from a 3-2 series deficit. they come back in game seven and now they are going back to the nba finals. >> oh, yeah. we are still dancing on this tuesday may 29th. thanks for being there. >> that's right. watch thursday's game right here only on abc 7. right now you're never more than seven minutes away from accuweather forecast. looks like another kind of warmish day. >> exactly. last one we're going to call hot inland with live doppler 7 you noted, you can see we don't have fog there. there's patchy fog down san mateo coast. that's not enough to cool us down much throughout the day. maybe just right along the shoreline. 57 san mateo, 53 in santa rosa. your temperatures look like this by 10:00. we're in the upper 70s. concord, upper 60s oakland. by 2:00 this afternoon, well into the 80s to near 90 inland, low- to mid-70s around the bay. look at mid-80s up in santa rosa. by tonight another

deep breath p license plates going high tech in one northern california city. price tag may have you pumping brakes. >> the families of two men shot by police in san francisco joining together. what they will address today. >>> live at oracle arena looking golden in the golden winning light this morning. the warriors will be playing game one of nba finals thursday. remember, abc ice cream inspired iced coffee is here at dunkin' in the flavors you love, cookie dough, pistachio and butter pecan. and now, enjoy any medium iced coffee for $1.50. america runs on dunkin'. >>> right now at 6:30, a 13-year-old crashes a stolen car injuring several teens. the investigation under way right now. >> the future of flight. the major airplane maker now turning attention to flying taxis. >> can you believe it? the warriors come back from 3-2 series deficit. they come back in game seven and now they are going back to the nba finals. >> good morning on this tuesday may 29th. certainly a lot to celebrate this morning. as you can see mike is off. we have lisa argen and she has a n

environmental and safety issues and if we start now, we will end up like flint, michigan, and the other california cities. this is a mistake. >> thank you. do we have additional speakers? >> if there are no mr. speakers for puck lick comment, public comment is closed. i did want to ask about the contaminant identified for which we have no value currently. i think it was hexavalent -- and i forget what the other half was. >> that is the state water resources control board proposed and adopted a drinking water standard for hexavalent chromium of 10 parts per billion three years ago. they were sued by i believe the up to of vacaville because that standard and there is hexavalent chromium that appears naturally in groundwater in many cases. we have some in our groundwater that occurs naturally. and so the vacaville case basically challenged the process for adoption of the standard. and so the corps found that, yes, they did not properly adopt the standard and they are going back now and starting the process over to consider what the drinking water standard should be. so currently there is no standard for hex

more than 30 california cities and counties seeing drug makers and distributors. contra con th contra costa county is part of the lawsuit. they say they push the opioids and telling doctors patients get rarely addicted. the counties say they want taxpayer money back. >> i think this is one of the only ways that there will be a solution. you have to hit these companies where it hurts the most for them which is in their pocketbook. >> the lawsuit say it is crisis impacts all levels of taxpayer funded public safety and law enforcement and the jail system claiming the crisis needs a multi. billion dollar solution. >>> a bart station might be coming to your neighborhood if you don't have one already. they'll discuss two future stations of irvington station and liver more extension at highway 580 and isabel avenue. bart forward is meeting this morning or they have had that meeting around 9:00 this morning in oakland. >>> and how are you getting to work today? as we told you it is bike to work day so get the pedaling early. today is the first day that the bike and pedest

it will make it legal to serve alcohol until for clock in the morning in seven california cities.hat includes san francisco and oakland. under the current law, it's illegal to serve alcohol between 2 am and 6 am. this proposed bill still needs approval by the state assembly. >>> right now, 6:47. that means it is time to check in with garcia in our newsroom with what's coming up in our next hour. she is wearing warriors blue, too. >> i'm taking your lead. you and i are seeing eye to eye. maybe basketball as you're seeing. maybe you like the hype and celebrities pick just hours ahead of tonight's game here in oakland, we are going to talk with rapper ice cube about golden state versus cleveland as the excitement built for tonight's game. also, do you have worked dreams? an analysis of what the most common work dream might mean in real life from being late to work to being intimate with a coworker. what those streams could be saying about you and your concerns in the workplace. these stories and more. i will join the two of you wearing my blue. >> thank you, gasia. >>> firefighters w

is the only california city that made the cut. $5 billion in the new headquarters and could employ as many as 50,000 people. they haven't said when a final decision will be made. >>> taking a live look at new york stock exchange as trading getting under way. we're down 140 points, 24,020 right now. investors keeping a close eye on apple today. it will be releasing its latest earnings report this afternoon. it is expected to report that its iphone sales were more lackluster than expected. >>> 49ers preparing for first full season with jimmy garoppolo. >> he signed a five-year deal worth $137.5 million. now we're getting a look at the contract and activities he's banned from doing. check this out. boston globe looked at high-profile deals and found he's banned from basically any high-risk activity, boxing, surfing, using firearms, also pro wrestling. got to protect the arm. >> makes sense. >> one drop kick away from losing your very expensive quarterback. i would have that in there, too. >> yeah. >> curious how that came into it. al

also like to thank, from the depth of my heart, another planet entertainment blue shield of california, c40 citiesoint, san francisco giants, hospital council of northern and central california, mcdonald's, r.m.w. architecture and interiors, united airlines and wells fargo. let's give them a big round of applause. and my final thank you goes out to the people i work with every day who inspire me and fill me with such such deep gratitude. the staff of the department of environment. [applause] so in closing, we're starting today row reflecting on what it means to lose what we've got. but we know that all is not lost. especially when we commit to take action on behalf of our planet earth. we have much work to do and we have much to celebrate too. which is why i want to send you off on an unbeat note to help us get motivated to reach our new 80% transportation goal. thank you m.t.a., yeah. we've invited the san francisco cable car chorus to close out today's o break fast with a song about our city. [applause] [♪] ♪ we'd like to welcome you to san francisco ♪ ♪ the city by the bay ♪ let's ring the cord

news ranked all public schools in the nation and california city as long the peninsula and in the south bay do very well. go to our website for the list and to read the reasons why experts think these schools are just so darn good. the top local school is lowell high school in san francisco. >>> and a big weekend of music continues here in the south bay. u2 starts the week in san jose and now taylor swift is in town. she'll play levi tonight and tomorrow and so if you are driving near the stadium, expect a lot of company. no word on how people live nearby are getting ready for this. we've been reporting before on that noise curfew fight. so performers have canceled shows in response. >> i did tweet out a few reminders about not parking in residential neighborhoods. cal train adding a swifty train they are calling it post concert to get you home. and that will take to you mountain view. and you can't bring in backpacks or bags so get that cute clutch ready and tag us in your pictures so we could live vicariously through you. the ticket prices are a little high. >> but you know what taylo

. >>> california could city a higher tax credit. a proposal would give single renters who make less than $40,000 a year a $130 tax credit toward rent in the region. joint filers who make less than $80,000 a year would get a $260 tax credit. that's nearly double the amount under the current law. >> the average rent at apartment in the sacramento market are about $1,300 a month. and we are starting to see a cooling trend where the rates are not increasing as much as they had in the past. >> some critics argue that there are more viable solutions to the bay area housing crisis like rent control. >>> no need to ask for the bathroom code at starbucks anymore. why the company is opening the bathrooms to everyone. >>> and outrage over a confrontation at a yale dorm after a white student called the cops on a black student for taking a nap. >> we do have some pretty nice conditions out there. things are starting to warm up under all that sunshine. but i have an offshore wind to tell you about. that wind advisory is up next. it's part of the

city we saw national polls also indicate that people feel as if their own areas despite the problems are moving in the right direction other than the wrong direction. so looking at san bernardino, california, trouble city and i grew up in the neighboring city where young people there are saying were tired of being considered america's field city and the organized a group called generation now where they are cleaning up the town and registering people to vote and they're trying to engage him people so most places we went despite the problems we are aware of they felt as if were moving forward while they believed the rest of the country was sliding backwards. >> host: call coming in for the authors, stella is up first from north central florida. >> caller: good morning. i just wanted to ask if you came to any towns in north central florida like we are a lot of cities appear so just your opinion. >> guest: with 25 places we wrote at length we couldn't go to every state and i have a paragraph earlier in the book talking about all the places we wanted to get to next as we continue these journeys. florida is one of those. we are interested in that part of florida and the ways in which it's simi

news ranked all public schools in california cities along the peninsula and south bay do very well. can you go to our website to read the reasons why expects think the schools are so good. the top local school, lowell high school in san francisco. >> facing fire danger. >> anything can spark a fire and that's something that obviously we keep a close eye on and means a lot to us. >> as the temperatures rise and the wind picks up, how folks across the bay area are preparing for the worst. and what you should be doing already. plus, the end of an era. what we can expect from governor brown's final budget proposal today. because antonio villaraigosa millions got it done.healthcare he defended women's healthcare, banned military-style assault weapons, banned workplace discrimination, and more. antonio for governor. >>> good friday morning to you as we take a live look out at the bay bridge. beautifueautiful sooigt and car already on the road. thank you for starting your morning with us. >> i'm laura garcia. let's check out the temperatures, this weekend they are going to go up i think? >

coming up, honoring the fallen, the way one northern california city is remembering those killed in thear on terror. >> and happening now, is the bar set too high? only 27% of law students who took the exam if february passed. that is a record low. several law school deans are calling on the state to reduce the score needed to pass. plus, paraguay is opening the new embassy in jerusalem. it follows the u.s. and guatemala taking the same steps. honduras and romania and the czech are considering doing the same. president trump moved the embassy from tel aviv decree atding controversy and protest. we'll be back with more news ahead. it's 5:53. headlines again. the n-y-p-d is investigating allegations of sexual >>> welcome back, chef mario bat batale is making headlines, allegations of sexual misconduct against the celebrity chef. police confirm the investigation after 60 minutes broadcast last night. a woman accused of him of drug and sexually assaulting her in 2005. batale issue the a statement denying he assaulted the woman. back in december, four women accused him of inappropriate touch

. >> reporter: in santa rosa, like many california cities -- >> hello, park ranger, anyone in the tent? >> reporter: they have done this before, they'll do it again. >> you do have to vacate immediately. >> reporter: we're along the joe. redata jail, a homeless damp where residents received too much attention or too little, depending on their frame of mind. >> do you want to go back in? >> yeah, i want to go back in. >> reporter: it couldn't happen soon enough for residents like bill petty. last week, riding his bike, eight people block the path and one of them attacked him. >> it's a no-win situation. this can't happen. >> reporter: this camp formed about a month ago when another camp closed. it is roughly one mile long. but hardly the last mile, based on previous experience. can you anticipate where they'll go next? >> i can't. >> reporter: we know only where they've been. scenes we've shown you before. from the remnants of homeless hill last august, to roseland in april, with others in between. the evictions begin to run together. >> they made everybody pack up, spend the rest of th

inmates now waiting for trial in the san francisco county jail are eligible to vote under california law. >>> city planners in alameda will consider a plan to redevelop the alameda marina. the proposed development calls for 250,000 square feet of new commercial space, upgrades to the existing marina, facilities and peers and up to 760 housing units. the developer say they will also repair the decaying seawall. the planning board is expected to vote on its -- during its meeting tonight. >>> a family is lucky after its minivan was hit by another driver. >> it happened in pleasanton. they ended up in a canal. firefighters say it is amazing the family's injuries are not worse. >> i was looking by and wondered if there was a bad accident. >> reporter: this mangled guardrail marks the spot where family of eight was catapulted off of interstate 680 because of a reckless driver. >> they were traveling at a high rate of speed, they made several improper lane chances and collided with the minivan. >> it didn't end up on the shoulder. >> after being struck by this vehicle, they went through a chain-link fenc

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we feel the state over stepped in a city, where a charter city in thetate of california, as a charterity, we have the right to raise tacks and have our own -- raise taxes andhave our own police departments and set priorities for the police locally. when sb-54 was passed, it said, look, as a matter of law, we will not have you guys do the something ordeal with the federal government wt comes to u.s. immigration issues. that's where we drew the line. it had to do with the oath of office, why would we choose between honoring a state or federal what we are trying to do is maintaining control of our own police department. >> in theg,meet the president suggested that oakland mayor, libby schaff, be prosecuted for obstruction of jusce, due to when she issued a public warning of a pending immigration aidou community. we asked the mayor about this, and here's what she said. >> i do not see how it ca be illegal to inform people of the law. if the you we to receive the same type of information again today, would you do th exact same thing again? >> under the exact same circumstances? yes. i do n

my city. 90% are with us. >> i had a lot more support in the state of california than people understand, too. check the voting records, folks. >> i'm from the city of san jacinto. can i speak frankly? >> yes. >> i'm sitting here in this room in awe of god's power how he can take someone who is homeless in a tent, make them a mayor of a city and bring them before the united states who wants to hear the cry of our people, and that's what's going on. our people are the ones hurting. sacramento is angry because they lost an election. for god's sakes get over it. they're angry, and you know what? now we're more angry. they're releasing the criminals not by the houses, they are releasing them by our houses, our children are at risk. my community is my family. you're putting my family at risk. every day we're getting more and more reports than the police department about how they can't arrest these people. they arrest them everything but misdemeanors because it's not near jerry brown's house, not near the elected officials houses, it's in our community and we're tired of it. we need help, mr.

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the latest city hampered california joining the list with a unanimous city council vote tuesday night. >> we have cartels active here and other criminal organizations active here. >> reporter: in a tweet wednesday, governor jerry brown responding to the roundtable saying at real donald trump is lying about immigration, lying about crime is that blig the laws of california. flying in a dozen republican politicians to flatter him and praise his reckless policies changes nothing. as the sanctuary debate continues to play out, abc news has learned the trump administration is considering separating children picked up crossing the bored he illegally with their families and possibly housing them at military bases. abc news, los angeles. >> for her part, may o'schaaf said she is be letting the president's message distract her. she said spent the day presenting our vision to make college a reality for every child. now on to d.c. to fight for federal the dollars for affordable housing and homeless services. not distracted, not obstructing and doing my job. >>> extreme vetting services to immigr

you are. >> you are referring to the ameek us briefs that cities are filing in response to donald trump and jeff session's lawsuit against california. >> yep. >> there are 482 local municipal it is. we have almost 500 cities. you made reference to 24. i think there are less than 20 cities that filed this brief. this is part of a coordinated effort of the republicans. the white house, the rnc, the california republican committee, as with the california gop because they are land fanning the flames of hatred to drive out republicans to vote on the june 5th election because they are fearful of losing the house of representatives. i want to be very clear. we have close to 500 cities statewide. we have only had a handful of cities that have filed this ameek us free, a friend of the court with donald trump. and all of these cities are as you would believe, republicans. >> california senator kevindy leon. i want to let the viewers know we will continue to watch and listen in to what the president has to say. typically what happens when you have an even like this. they will have their meeting. but before, the pool, the limited number of the

look, the department of justice is engaged in certain litigation regarding sanctuary cities in california. we believe that california should help us and all municipalities and state should help the federal government in enforcing federal law and helping to deport when appropriate criminal illegal immigrants and help stem the tide of, you know, illegal immigration in the united states. it's on the rise now. point of frustration for the president, for the administration. so that will be part of obviously what is discussed. >> so there is no negotiation, this is just to solidify your point? >> i'm in the getting ahead of the meeting. >> my second question is the president going to capitol hill tomorrow to meet with senate republicans. can you tell us about the meeting? and the topic of the conversation? and do you think he will not get asked by senators about the kelly sadler issue? >> you have to ask the senator what is they will ask him. i think he will discuss the administration agenda. a focus of that will be on appointees and getting the president's team in place. particularly, gina has

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city, 90 percent are with us. thank you. >> and i'll tell you what, i had a lot more support in the state of california than people understand. [laughter] >> that's right. >> check the voting records, folks. please. >> i'm crystal from the city of san jacinto. can i speak frankly? >> yes. >> i'm sitting here in this room in awe of god's power; how he can take someone who was homeless in a tent, make them the mayor in the city, and bring them before the president of the united states of america who wants to hear the cry of our people. and that's what's going on. our people are the ones hurting. sacramento is angry because they lost an election. for god's sake, get over it. they're angry. and you know what? now, we're more angry. they're releasing these criminals, not by their houses. they're not releasing them by their houses. they're releasing them by our houses. our children are at risk. my community is my family. you're putting my family at risk. every day we're getting more and more reports from the police department about how they can't arrest these people. they arrest them -- everything is a misdemeanor. beca