he was scheduled to be sworn in as a member of the city council today, at a city council meeting involved a. and yesterday, we reported to you, that that meeting of the city council for today was canceled. that was the end of the story. for today, as far as we knew. and now, tonight, the city council, the mayor of uvalde a, republican mayor of uvalde, has just issued a statement, indicating that no, they did not have the city council meeting. but, but, the police chief was sworn in. as a member of the city council today. and that that happened while he has been hiding out from investigators, who were trying to get more information from this police chief who has been a wall for two days. but he did get sworn in tonight as a member of the uvalde city council. and here is the written statement produced by the republican mayor of uvalde tonight. this is from mayor don mclaughlin, you remember him as the man who angrily called better or warwick a sick son of a bitch. one better arbery questioned him, and governor abbott's at their completely false we now know, completely false conference. that

regarding the application to the kyiv city council so that the council has already decided to renameeet because it is exclusively theirs competence and in which situation do you plan to use the kyiv digital voting service in the future for any socially important issues, in fact it is a tool of direct democracy that we want to implement in the lives of kyivans on on a regular basis, this is also a survey about us, this definition, uh, something is missing or wherever i would like to see improvements in landscaping there, in the green areas, park areas, where we make a bicycle path, where we make a mixed type of movement. well, and so on, this is a full-fledged tool that should include everyday for a kyivan and can it be called a number because in general kyivans are registered in the kyiv digital application and can voting in this application be considered representative any tools for democracy they only those who took part in the voting reflect the mood, and further by percentage, you and i understand how much this percentage affects the life of the city or the expression of will. to

norman is now preparing for another city council election. i want to make sure people know that pastor chad williams, ward 8 candidate, also spo against people who are gay at that city council meeting. the solution does not lie in stigmatizing and rginalizing people who are gay or peoplwho have stds. the solution lies in mprehensive sex education, counseling, and giving people who are gay the same civil rhts that the rest of the population enjoys. norman does not need people like pastor williams making important decisions about our city. we deserve better than that. norman is better than that. nancy harrington." it's done. i sent the letter and i got a response back the next morning from the editor of the paper, who said they don't publish letters supporting or against candidates. van: i get the feeling that it's brush it under the rug, hide it in the corner, we don't want to talk about it, and if you don't talk about it, then it'll go away. the norman transcrip■ in my opinion, has fallen dn on their job. rit now,he article is the done deal,

they cannot provide water supply now and will not be able to in the near future, the mariupol city councilsment of the damage and there was a comment from the director of the utility company of our mariupol city. unfortunately , it is simply impossible to restore the water supply in such a way that it is really high-quality water this year. and when all this, they did not turn on the collectors and that it is now reaching the rivers and the sea, it will just cause, well, that is, they have placed it as an achievement. we have given water there somewhere, and this will lead to an even greater disaster in relation to the epidemic situation, because all these sewage filth, they will be now and already they pollute the rivers there because of that, the situation that specialists say is unfortunately related to the epidemic situation. and people do not have enough drinking water, it is very expensive there, and there is no money to buy it, so people live there , unfortunately, the permanence of prague. thank you, dmytro, it was fun. we are in touch with a deputy of the mariupol city council. th

what will the capture of north donetsk mean for you, if they capture the city council ? symbolism here is inappropriate, it is clear that the whole city is a number or we are a part of it are receiving uh by our armed forces, but everything is being done in order to gain a foothold and push the russian troops out of the city. well, if we talk about all this, the administrative buildings there, the city council is still under the control of ukraine, no at present, this is a territory temporarily occupied by russian troops. please tell me whether the armed forces of ukraine from the city, as far as i know, the armed forces of ukraine are holding the defense in the old part of the city and are trying so that there would be an opportunity to go on the offensive and push back . how do you think the events will develop in the coming days in the coming hours? maybe you have some predictions or thoughts about this? i hope that uh, we will get the city and we will have the opportunity to return it in the long-term perspective , this also applies to the short-term perspective, sinc

work for journalists such conditions were told by the head of the media department of the kherson city councila pimenova, who managed to evacuate from the kherson region only a week ago , until the inspection of public transport come in Освободитель помощь нужна как помощь well, go from here, i looked at the documents, the door closes, and the whole minibus is good. so that you die. and so all the time. i just want ukraine to understand that kherson is, well, now it seems to me that it is the most pro-ukrainian city and the most pro- ukrainian region. ukraine kherson - this is ukraine sounded almost every day in the squares and streets of cities and villages of the kherson region, people, despite the targeting of a dollar of russian machine guns at them, went to peaceful protests due to the persecution of threats and abductions, the people of kherson were forced to stop the actions, but there was no resistance, but the eye is trying to find the ukrainian flag everywhere, there are also ribbons on the trees and paint painted on the fence. well, the whole city . the occupiers are offered sumy an

, this is our official representative mandate from the kyiv city council, which decisions will alreadyetermine how it should be in the end , so today, by launching the digital tool, we provided another e it is an opportunity for people to express their opinions, they are not final, they are a collection of personalized information regarding the attitude of a-a-a to a certain situation or added in this case in the name of the public budget in its turn a-a in kyiv is distributed already for the first year and has justified itself as a toolkit, as it is exactly the same a-a collects votes through digital systems , meetings of the public council are held, budget decisions are made and grounding expert on e-e one or another project is possible or impossible and is it necessary to do it, as far as we are concerned , the kyiv city council separately conducted a survey before this, as far as i know, experts, historians, philologists were gathered, who expressed their wishes and gave recommendations that it should be in accordance with from a scientific point of view, therefore, when choosing,

there's a city council member for the city's 10th district who tweeted out this picture, saying let's close this race out for accountability, efficiency and cindy chavez invited camera crews to watch her vote. she is currently a county supervisor ready to zero in on san jose. >> the only way we can deal with all of what's facing us is we have to get engaged. one of those things is voting. i would love it if people voted for me. >> reporter: we're hearing that san jose city council member raul perelles is voking as we speak, a former san jose police officer and still serves as a reserve officer. and then a city council member from district six who worked for 12 years as an education researcher at stanford university. the others on the ballot, james spence, a retired police sergeant and student travis hill and marshall mansy. we will see who make the top two. amanda? >> anne, thank you. one of the races people are watching closely, the competition for attorney general. these are some of the top fund-raising candidates. d.a. anne marie schubert who prosecuted the golden state killer. she

speak, is so key right now. >> that was tom costello reporting. >>> happening today, san jose city council will vote on mayor ricardo's recommendation for the city's budget. locarno wants to add more police officers to the cities ranks, including 20 more officers for foot patrol downtown and four officers to expand the city's mobile crisis assessment team which pairs police with mental hearth professionals when responding to people having mental health episodes. this is all part of liccardo's ongoing effort to expand the city's police force. >>> health could soon be on the way for students struggling to make it in the bay. there is a proposed state senate bill that would provide a guaranteed income for graduating seniors with no place to live. nbc bay areas barber now is breaking down the money that could be on the table for some 15,000 unhoused teenagers in california. >> reporter: if passed, this would help unhoused teenagers. it would provide a $1000 monthly income for five months following the students high school graduation. this will allow them time to enroll in college, a vocational

calculate that on in the near future, it will still be possible to hold an offline session of the city regional councilr to redirect financial resources for the city, first of all, in order to fix the infrastructure of the city as soon as possible and renew the electricity, gas and water supply of those areas that were left without without communication and to find funds for housing. well, besides, we must not forget that the enemy has left the city. well , that is not the case. the delegation is not fighting, so the territorial defense programs should also be a priority so that the enemy is no longer able to to return to active actions er offensive actions in the direction of the city of kharkiv yuriy, the session was not asked because of, well, a physical threat to the lives of deputies or simply because of the absence of deputies in the city, because the kyiv city council regularly met there even when the battles were raging in front of kyiv itself er well i believe that , first of all, to ensure the safety of the deputy, it is on the one hand, and to collect them, because no, i think that at the ti

is shown there , er, sociology will show 76%, so er, they want this, that on april 15, the kyiv city councilduced the so-called special procedure for renaming the streets of other objects in the city of kyiv and proposing ideas for new names literally anyone could, they say that in total 12,000 proposals were submitted to the city council, in particular, regarding the renaming of more than 3, 300 streets, and here in 5 days, the people of kyiv in the kyiv digital application voted for all the positions for each street, up to 10 they say there are 12 options, and the people of kyiv voted, they chose their option on every street, in the end, they drowned among the many options, and in the end , this de-russification is successful somewhere. e blitz de russification of kyiv in two months eh in fact, i have two, well, two aspects, yes, the first aspect, which i think is correct, we are currently renaming all russian streets at the request of civil society and while politicians feel it, we are renaming all streets that are associated with russians and russian culture with something else or neutra

, as reported in the izyum city council, the deputy of the city council, maksym shryalnyk, told yesterdayoadcast that the fierce battles are continuing in the raisin area and our armed forces are liberating the villages on the approaches to the captured raisin and actually , the russian occupiers are also trying to break through, as oleg kutsin said, in the direction of sloviansk periwinkle, they are trying to surround our troops, well, that is, in the kharkiv region, well, again, we can say that it is hot from one side, and the counterattack of the other , after all, and the enemy is pressing, what about our counterattack ? compared to the situation that existed a few weeks ago, as of now we are liberating some , as i said, we are liberating populated areas, and in particular , our unit yesterday liberated one of the populated areas. it's a pity there is a victim today we say goodbye to our brother and left the czech republic czech legionnaire lukasz yesterday two more of our brothers died so there are losses losses but the fighters firmly hold their positions and not only that we eh we

the mayor in the city council were doing everything they possibly could to protect pete arredondo. last night, they were going to grant the arradondo especially of absence from his job as a city counselor so that he can then hold on to his job as a city counselor, because, the rule is, you are not allowed to miss three meetings of the city council, which pierre nano is on the verge of doing. if they granted him a leave of absence, then he would not be recorded as missing three meetings. the plan did not work, because -- rose to speak to the city council. >> you said that we don't have the power to fire him, let me give you a simple out. you can remove him because he's going to vacate his seat. you're agenda number six is a decision on whether or not to give him a leave of absence, why would you? let him miss. three meetings, he is my councilman, let him miss three. the investigation is going to come in and tell us why and what we can do better, what you can do right now is not give him, if he requested it, a leave of absence. don't give him an out. we don't want him. we want him out

when the south bay, the san jose city council voted unanimously to approve cruising within city limits. kron 4 sarah stinson has the story for us. >> yeah, big win. the latino community, especially for city councilmember raul peralez. he was really the person who fought to make this happen. and last night the san jose city council unanimously decided to repeal this 30 year ban on lou writing slash cruising. i've already received a number of calls and messages on social media and people posting in in. >> enjoying the moment and really sharing in what is a historical moment. >> 4, the low reading culture that you kind of community, latino community. this is a, you know, a phenomenon that really started back in the 60's and then it continued more as a part of the chicano civil rights movement. so driving display of cars if you're not familiar. but then in the early 1990's, many cities including san jose but local ordinance into effect into a crime and council member prelates called on city leaders to change is saying he remembers being stopped several times by police who assumed low ridin

there are also several collaborators from the city council and together we gave all the facts to theorcement agencies and upon initiation of a criminal case i am sure that the justice system will find these traitors and collaborators, but as for the police, we only showed local meetings on this video police officers well, i don’t know for sure whether half or a quarter of the city’s police department is there, despite the fact that their comrades there fought to the last in azovstalia. and these people sat and waited, then when the russians had already arrived, they actually came to serve them. i saw a russian plot there. well, and this video, these meetings, the russian flag came, they explain, we have always lived here in mariupol, we want to continue living here, we are out of politics, so we will protect the peaceful dream of mariupol residents, as soon as your attitude towards such actions took place, the transition to the e-e side an invader from a part of the policemen. this is certainly not half of the policemen, but much less . we understand that the policemen call these mee

he's still on the city council, but he -- they voted on something last night regarding him on the citythey denied that. they denied a leave of absence for him at the city council. that means he's going to have to start showing up if he wants to continue serving the city council. at one point, once he stops showing up, they could vote him off the city council. certainly significant for the school to make this move, the superintendent announcing they're putting him on administrative leave. and simply, anderson, after what went on here yesterday in texas senate committee, where the head of the department of public safety just in devastating fashion really laid out this minute by minute, play by play of what went on inside that hallway for more than an hour. the head of dps saying basically the chief made every excuse not to go inside that classroom, really just baffled and confused as to why he didn't act sooner. he said said the head of dps, it should have only taken three minutes. in three minutes they could have gone in and killed the gunman, calling it an abject failure. after all of

can the renaming commission of the kyiv city council disagree with the people's choice, and on the otherd, you want it to be let's say it's yakov gnizdovsky street, well, look at the special procedure. i don't know what can be there at all, well , that is, in this. well, i'm not ready to answer. maybe you can't, it's all possible, it's also the taste, the problem is that i'll tell you that even if people knew after whom they wanted to name the street, yes, as a rule, as a rule, the residents voted equally for the court streets of hrusheva. yabluneva dzhorzhynova is there, in short, if you take ukraine, for example, in general, ukraine is simple, you know. not decommunization. and i don't know. -e renaming of streets in this garden names vyshneva, i would have asked the song i will walk along the apricot grove to vynogradnaya. it became possible to name the streets there in honor of, including public figures and historical figures who were not worth it, let me say yes, not in the capital with this devastation and syphilis, just dig in, i know that the mayor of the city of odesa is fucked,

a cruising band that had been in place for more than 30 years has been lifted by the san jose city councilon 4 sarah stinson is in san jose with more for us. >> yeah. big win. the latino community, especially for city councilmember raul peralez. he was really the person who fought to make this happen. and last night the san jose city council unanimously decided to repeal this 30 year ban on lou writing slash. >> cruising, i've already received a number of calls and messages on social media and people posting in in enjoying the moment and really sharing in what is a historical moment. >> 4, the low reading culture that you kind of community, latino community. this is a, you know, a phenomenon that really started back in the 60's and then it continued more as a part of the chicano civil rights movement. so driving display of cars if you're not familiar, but then in the early 1990's, many cities including san jose but local ordinance into effect into a crime and council member prelates called on city leaders to change is saying he remembers being stopped several times by police who assumed lo

attention to now, anu, the recipe here is very simple, eh, we held the first session in the zhytomyr city counciln february 24 at 8:00 a.m. at 5:30 a.m. the city was hit by a rocket attack on the city at eight o'clock in the morning we held a session and at this session we stopped the activities of all political factions until the end of the war it is necessary to unite unite between the city and the region as in we are doing and we do not have any contradictions with the regional administration, now we all do the same thing, regardless of whether it is the driver of the utility company or the head of the voter or the mayor of the city, so just forget about everything, unite and do what the people need. thank you sincerely for the information which you shared, let us remind you that serhiy sukhomlin, the mayor of zhytomyr, was on the phone from the studio. today, zhytomyr region also found itself at the epicenter of missile attacks. and now the operational information of the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine as of the morning of june 25. this is important. we are listening to the begin

does not feel the power to tell him no. >> reporter: according to millbrae's mayor ann oliva, the city councilold williams last week to have no further involvement in the case, that included speaking to us on the record. city manager williams allowed us to record this view of the project from his upstairs bedroom window. the only on the record comment the mayor would make about the case is to say that the "homeowner is in violation of a permit." it appears a crawl and storage space under the unit is about a foot too tall. the timpanos say that's not true and the only reason they're in the process of city hall is because of who their neighbor is. >> i truly believe this is no way this would have happened if he was not the city manager. i 100% believe that with all my heart. >> reporter: here's the one thing that everyone can agree upon. this project currently is stuck. how it comes unstuck is what no one seems to know. in millbrae, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> the time is now 6:15. let's get a check of weather and traffic. >> we'll start with anne makovec, there is a crash on the peninsula affecti

why does the kharkiv city council have a giant soviet coat of arms?arkiv council i understand that among the deputies of the regional council who were elected to their positions before the e which was banned was the socialist party, this party is here and the party wants some sort of frost was started by oleksandr oleksandrovich well, it is interesting that these deputies who were in those parties that no longer exist are now reorganizing into some new party there, for example, there is a new kharkiv region i don't know if they are coming up with something else or if they will be non-partisan as it is. thank you for the p- opzzh. we have quite a large gas station block and it is already there. we had a very short session on may 9. it was a very short online session, we just accepted everything. two questions, there is an appeal, er, that kharkiv is all ukraine for territorial integrity. i was very interested in how these deputies from the former independent state here vote, they voted for it, they created a deputy group somehow, and there they called

the noble avenue site has raised criticism and raised questions from the city council representing the neighborhood. >> this sight is next to an elementary skooshlgs a middle school, a library, a park and a series of trails around the ponds people use everyday. so every negative thing the residents would point to is why a site shouldn't be there. >> the long-term plan is to have tiny home encampments in the city. neighborhood opposition shouldn't stand in the way of the urgent needs of the uchb unhoused. >> where is a better spot? help us find one. everyone is going to say not in my neighborhood. i do understand the reluctance. >> reporter: the councilman will push the city to go back to the drawing board and consider other sites for the project. >> i don't think that, you know, we can go out and say it's a done deal. >> it is now incumbent upon the city to reach out to the community to neighbors to see if they can somehow put their fears to rest or modify the project in order to gain their approval. in san jose, devin feeley, kpix 5. >> still ahead on kpix 5 streaming on bay area news

and city council candidates say they have lost hundreds of signs each. just today mahan says another set of signs was vandalized. if. >> this is what we are seeing across the city. we lost hundreds of signs. we get them out as quickly as we can. it's more about the effect on people who want to participate. >> so far only one candidate has reported the theft. police have no suspects. stay with us for continuing coverage. we will keep you informed on the big issues leading up to the june primary. >>> coming up, a new historic art exhibit underground in san francisco. we'll tell you where. >>> and coming up on our streaming service, "cbs news bay area," a look back at this year's unusual rainy season and a look ahead to the meteorological summer. you can watch our stream wherever and whenever. find us on pluto tv, channel 1021 and any platform using the free cbs news app. self-driving cars. our power grid. water treatment plants. hospital systems. they're all connected to the internet... and vladimir putin or a terrorist could cause them all to self-destruct

what if he does show up to sit in city council meetings? like for you and your family? >> i don't even know. you know, there is other officers that were in there. i just don't get how you can hear these kids, you know, crying and asking for help, but you're scared to enter because your commander doesn't want you to go in. and somebody said, somebody said at the school board meeting the other day that -- the kids were probably lying there, just thinking where their parents were, and we were right outside. i was trying to get in. i was put into handcuffs. i was, like -- but the ones who told me to trust them didn't save my daughter. or any of the other kids. >> angel, you said that amerie has just been on your mind and obviously it is hard to think of anything else, which i don't think is surprising for anyone to hear. how has she been in your thoughts? what are you thinking about? what do you miss? >> i just miss having a normal life. i miss waking up, dropping her off at school, going to work, picking her up, taking her to baseball practice

and last night city council voted to repeal cruising band. police have not issued fines for cruising the last 20 years, but for people in the latino community, it's about much more than that specifically for parole. as he says, he cannot wait to his granddaughter, take his mom out, get them in the back of the car and crews without it being against the law. i mean, this is something he's been looking forward to and became a city council member and got it done. so we're looking forward to catching up with him this morning. but for now, i'm sarah stinson reporting live in san jose. i'll send it back to you. >> thanks a lot, sarah. 5.10, is the time 2 people were injured following a plane crash in san carlos. it happened just before noon tuesday at the san carlos airport. we have video of the crash scene. take a look. 2 people were on board the small plane. they were actually walked away with minor injuries. they were taken to a hospital in a private car. but yeah, we were at the press conference where the san mateo airport communications special

she served on san jose city council before a failed run for mayor. and won a seat on the board of supervisors. likely november opponent is matt mayhem. he has only been on the city council for a year and a half >> the thing that i offer is a track record of accomplishment and experience in the public sector. the city of san jose is a big place. it needs to turn in a big direction. that will take experience. that is why i am running. that is why i decided to run in the first place. >> i think voters want to see accountability for results, doing a lot of the same things and expecting different outcomes. time to take a different direction. voters want a choice and they will have one in november. >> they will face off in the november runoff election. the winner gets the mayor seat. damian trujillo, back to you. >> thank you. >>> a new sheriff for the first time, smith decided not to run for a seventh term. >> joining us now bay area robert honda live in san jose. robert this is one of the elections where the person not on the ballot was the biggest talki

on the night of may 10, the city council itself was also burned down.n then, chaos began in mariupol. the situation was practically uncontrolled because the police were powerless complete chaos in the center and no one could the national guard left for the airport and no one and the security forces could give a real answer and it was a critical moment for mariupol on may 9, 13 people were killed in mariupol, six from the ukrainian forces, two soldiers, demydenko and eismand, two policemen, sayenko and yermolenko, one soldier of the national guard, shlankevich, and one volunteer, azov dobrodomov, among the fighters of the mongoose group, there were four dead, and three more civilian local residents became victims of the bloody house that they staged the separatists launched an insidious attack on the city police department. they did not care if they won or lost in the region. they wanted a clash with victims, they got it. this was the main i i think that it was not so much a military operation as a special operation, that is, the operation of the special

dave davis, who serves on san jose city council, james spencer marshall, would manzi. matt mehan, raul paralysis, those two, also serving on san jose city council and travis hill. the front runners in this race are those who are already and the big headlines are how much money they are raising, according to the san jose spotlight, political action committees are pouring money into this race, raising millions of dollars for the top four candidates. campaign money for current santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez is exceeding the rest at nearly a million dollars. there will be more changes coming to the entire city council, as four out of the nine seats are up for grabs, three of which also don't have incumbent candidates. there is 1/5 seat that you would see on the ballot, but that incumbent is running on opposed. we spoke to a voter earlier this morning, who explained why he opted to vote in person. today. i know if you put in my mail, i think it gets kind of later, so i just wanted to actually get my vote accounted now, so i just came to drop it off, and it's nea

grateful , the head of the department for interaction with law enforcement bodies of the okhtyr city councily shulzhenko, hopes that the new office equipment will help as soon as possible to completely restore the video surveillance system, which was destroyed during the bombing of the city hall that night, valeriy himself, fate spared it, it was a pity that all the equipment that created this system, the feeling is like uh, it is good that it is at night, i am asking for it, because i am on everything to the last room, just in city hall just spent the night at home, so it had an impact at night, i don't know how to convey to you the feelings. the mayor of okhtyrka, pavlo kuzmenko, recalls the first days after the bombing of the city hall. he says that all meetings were held in the open air. and they changed locations every 3-4 days, because there were enough saboteurs in the city, they worked on their knees with laptops that survived, today it has become more comfortable and easier for the people who work in this company, especially its main self-promoter konstantin zhivago, who i think pro

but in 2008, despite the protest, the city council decided to assign the name of the heroes of the upa to turgenev street , an organization banned in russia. and later, pushkin street began to bear the name of general upa chuprynka. what the streets during the election campaign of the candidate from western ukraine viktor yushchenko wording against cooperation with russia for cooperation with europe became one of the most popular on the orange maidan, but the real anti-russian hysteria began in 2013-14, the formal reason for the protests was the postponement by the government of president yanukovych of the signing of the trade association agreement with the european . prospects for ukraine the manifesto of the maidan was an anti-russian poem by ukrainian student anastasia dmitruk, we will never be brothers, we will never take them. not in the motherland, not in the motherland, you don’t have the spirit to be free, we can’t become with you. even the code of the paphos poem was associated with the image of free ukrainians who would never be slaves. they were opposed to russians born in c

important to shell kharkiv again from artillery contact us maksym strelnyk deputy of the izyum city council my congratulations glory to ukraine glory to the heroes and what is the current situation in we get very little information about izyum from there because, as far as i understand, the city is occupied and it is difficult to understand what is happening there . some of the fiercest battles in ukraine are taking place. the enemy has accumulated about 25 battalion-tactical groups in the direction of izyum, with the help of which they are trying to advance in the direction the city of slavyansk in the donetsk region and the city of barvinkovo ​​in order to try to surround our troops in the zone of operation of the joint forces, but our armed forces of ukraine, the territorial defense forces, raisin heroically they hold the defense, restrain the enemy and do not allow him to implement his plans, instead, they manage to inflict counter-attacks on the flanks and, by maneuvering, even liberate some population centers of the izyum district, such as the village of soyakivka and factories, which

next up is dev davis who is currently a san jose city council member she counts former mayor of san jose chuck read as one of her supporters. she says if she's elected making the city safer and homelessness our top priorities. we need to not only double down but triple down our homeless prevention strategies as well as ensuring that we have. safety sanitation and services for all of the shelter and housing options that we provide canvassing neighborhoods. monday was candidate matt mahan also a city council member. he has the endorsement of the mercury news like the other candidates crime and homelessness is at the top of his list and on homelessness. well, we're working hard to help people. we aren't helping enough people and we're we need to turn the corner. we've got to be much more pragmatic about investing and addiction treatment mental health treatment cost effective shelter and bringing people indoors. lasted the forefront runners is city councilmember raul perales endorsed by four current san jose city council members his top issues also include affordable housing and homelessness

. >> meanwhile crime up in california, the city council in west hollywood goes to defund the police,least in part. a report from los angeles and in portland. a a pro life demonstration turns destructive over the weekend. the lightning round with jason rants is coming up later but we begin with the growing push back with some of tuesday's testimony from former white house aid cassidy hutchinson regarding president trump's behavior on january 6th. white house corespondent kevin corke shows us tonight good evening kevin. >> evening shannon discussions are underway regarding the potential public testimony of top secret service agent mentioned during yesterday's hearing on the capitol hill about the january 6th protests. now for their part the agents in question shannon say they are ready to testify that what the key witness yesterday had to say was, at least in part, not true. >> the allegations were explosive. that a then angry president trump tried to grab the steering wheel of the presidential vehicle in order to steer it to the capitol on january the 6th and us the wind the secret se

. >> reporter: this morning the uvalde, texas city council has voted to deny pete arredondo a leave ofe do not grant the leave of absence. >> reporter: the crowd cheering the decision. arredondo, in addition to his role on the city council, is the police chief under scrutiny for the delaye police response to last month's school shooting. in the four weeks since the massacre, he has not attended any city council meetings. >> anything to say to the parents? >> he had no comment yesterday after testifying for five hours in a closed door hearing about the massacre investigation. during public testimony in the texas senate, steven, the state's director of public safety, blamed arredondo for the delayed response that day. >> there is compelling evidence the law enforcement response to the attack at robb elementary was an abject failure. >> reporter: he says arredondo directed officers not to breach the classroom darr even though some officers had enough fair power. >> the officers had weapons. the children had none. the officers had body armor. the children had none. >> reporter: a surveilla

>>> guests and next week the open city council will vote on whether or not this project should go in front of oakland voters. a city wide vote that could come in november. getting the decision in hands of the people rather than the politicians. a little rally brought attention to that proposal and the majority of the council would have to vote yes next week in order to place a measure on the ballot. at ittoday's rally two council members confirmed they will vote to do so. >> i support oakland voters right to vote on how the city should spend a massive i vestment of public fends especially if it benefit a private developer. >> many at the rally are concerned the project iso ft a of black and brown families in the district. the a's declined to do an interview on this vote. >> so much to this story. it just keeps on building. we'll see what happens next. thank you. >>> here a closer look at the time line of votes tomorrow. the state agency over seeing bay development will decide whether to end howard terminal's use as a functioning port facility. july 5th is when oakland city council hol

. >> san jose city council unanimously repealed the ban on low riding or cruising. n prohibited out on city streets for the last 30 years. in the 1960's, the slow driving and display of cars was made famous by the chicano civil rights movement. but then in the early 1990's, many cities including san jose made it a crime. >> i was pulled out of my car, sat on the curb surge, had my car search right and realize that i had an ability to to to deny that. and this was happening regularly. not just to me, right, but just to to the low rider community out there and to people like myself that had nothing to do with gangs or drugs or violence or criminal and now, right, we get to celebrate the fact that's not going happen with. >> police have not issued fines for cruising in the last cades, but for people in the latino community, it's about more than that. the city council members explain the reversal saying that it's important to support the culture. are an open. the call to help opens the of them use community is getting louder this morning over a dozen business owners call

that was the topic of walnut creek city council meeting tonight.ou may remember that saturday morning three men broke into the macy's on broadway plaza and started smashing jewelry cases with hammers and took several watches. police have not caught them. some 80 people with ski masks and crowbars entering the nordstrom last year running off with stolen merchandise. the city's mayor is calling this type of crime unacceptable. >> our downtown and broadway plaza is the life blood of the economic engine of walnut creek and we want it to be a place where it is safe to hang out and dine. >> today's meeting focused on ways to respond to the crime. the city has beefed up police presence in the area. >>> we are getting new details from yesterday's warriors championship parade. and how it might be a teachable moment for this weekend's pride parade. you saw it yesterday. thousands of people lining the streets to celebrate. no major incidents reported from sfpd or the fire department but there were transportation issues. bart saw a huge boom in ridership. more

he's also now a freshly minted member of uvalde's city council. he's the one who texas state law enforcement officials say has not responded to requests for a followup interview about the shooting. it's the same pete arredondo who did not answer questions after making a brief statement on the day of the shooting with no actual details of what happened and hasn't said anything since. well, today, cnn's shimon prokupecz, who has tried to get answers day after day, well, he found arradondo and i want to play for you how that went and in particular, listen to mr. arradondo's explanation about why he isn't saying anything in public or giving out any facts or having anyone give out actual information to parents about what happened to their children and why he chose to not follow uni universally active shooter protocols. >> reporter: chief, how are you? want to talk to you about -- >> how is it going? >> nice to meet you. >> reporter: i want to talk to you -- >> just to let you all know, i spoke with -- >> reporter: i know you did -- >> just so you all k

some survivors give an earful to the city council today ahead of a hearing tomorrow. >>> also, new detailsad of thursday's primetime hearing of the january 6th committee. that house committee is still at work. one of "the washington post" reporters behind the latest january 6th scoop will join us. >>> plus, for the first time we're learning of the secret scramble on the day of the insurrection, prompted by something president trump said and something the house committee is now investigating. >>> also, the race to lead the country's second biggest city going down to the wire, a billionaire businessman up against someone who at one point was reportedly on the short list for president biden's vp. we have a lot to get to. i want to bring in garrett haake, along with white house correspondent carol lee. i want to start with you, cara. at times briefings can be somewhat lighthearted. now this one. matthew mccoy hi had a very clear and emotional message not just to the audience in the briefing room, but presumably the audience watching live across the country. >> that's right, hallie, he made an

volodymyr mogilev, head of the central district administration in the mariupol city council, was in touchpeople are kept there simply in order to use these people for - firstly in propaganda and secondly, here is this information from andryushchenko that they plan to cover themselves with these people as a human shield. it seems to me that this is also the answer. so, they are afraid that the armed forces of ukraine will actually try to unblock mariupol that's how they keep people just to cover themselves with them and it's scary, in fact, it's actually a story about the compilation of humanitarian aid. let's say so with people, here it is simply mentioned rare from ivan franko, who wrote about from franko, you know this is the last, this is the last war, this is the day, manhood with brutality becomes this is the war with brutality, they are not, not, with by people, i'm sorry, maybe this is the domestication of the enemy, but it seems to me that this is the enemy who simply, well, in fact , he does not show human traits at all, what do we have to do with odesa, this is also important an

and last night, in fact, city council voted to repeal the cruising been. just so, you know, police haven't really issued fines on this in the last 20 years. that's what this is about. this is making sure that it's not even considered a crime in san jose. i've been in contact with his council member pro u.s. and we are working on meeting up on zoom. i asked him if he still had the low rider with a picture of him on our web site. he says i don't have my little writer anymore, but i'm so excited about this. so we're working on a time to meet on zoom, but very exciting for those who have fought hard to change this darya james. >> or we're going to have to pay a much they're up because i sound like the radio it's they need to know the look it up to its. thank you, alright, you know, i know that's i'm of the george lopez show. oh, and if you're a polo, right, well, it's going to be renewed. you're going hear a lot more of the cases and phone right the weather is perfect for if you're going to be cruzan. yes, it is. and you have the top down at the to later today

they remained in the regional city council, let's call today not a people's deputy of the verkhovna radare are law enforcement agencies. if you want my opinion as a citizen of ukraine, i think that the ban itself is not enough, i don't remember at least one deputy who confessed let's say about the russian philosophy, which actually led to the war, he publicly repented and i think that those decisions of the ukrainian courts are critical, you know, such an antidote should be instilled in the ukrainian legislative field and in general, so that morals and society, so that in the future it will never repeat this question, do you understand this hmmm, i am not afraid of this word, i would like from these, uh, i don't know how to correctly name the deputies of the party, representatives of various pro-russian movements, in fact, remorse and questions in none in a way, you understand, they are in revenge there and they are there personally to the compress because if there is no 5t there will be no this feeling, uh, in the society itself today will never be repeated well, i will say in the regio

thank you very much for joining mykola dubni, deputy of the druzhkiv city council, volunteer about the in the city about the situation in this region, in fact, thank you very much. take care and good luck. in your work, i want to say that druzhkivka is a little far from the front line, the enemy is now trying to attack the direction of sloviansk for slov yansky still has kramatorsk, only there druzhkivka is a newly built town, a city where people feel the needs and problems caused by the war, which is roaring very close to this settlement. administration in the mariupol city council p . volodymyr i congratulate you good day, i am glad to see and hear it is clear that talking about something good and good if we talk about mariupol it is very difficult, but in any case we believe that this city will still go to ukraine, we will be able to fight back but the wounds inflicted by the enemy are unlikely to be healed in the near future. please tell me what the situation is now in mariupol. what is the occupier doing there and the humanitarian situation with the local population, how is it exp

i think that we will now see dmytro zabavin, a deputy of the mariupol city council, if in if you can us, then good health. glory to ukraine, listen, let's start with very simple questions, but maybe during the war they are quite difficult, so that people can imagine what mariupol is, how many inhabitants do you estimate now, how many people live now in mariupol, if we can call it life , what are the people there? unfortunately, the occupiers and collaborators say that there are about 200,000 people left in mariupol, but this is a lie, there are somewhere from 100 to 150,000 people left there. it is difficult to list because there is migration, but the city has been closed for the last week because there is a threat of an outbreak of infectious diseases and people there are really surviving and what they say there is russian occupation, this is genocide of the ukrainian people in the city of mariupol, mr. dmytro, well, look now we are sitting in june, and i am already thinking about october, despite the fact that mariupol is still a southern city and a sea city, there is also cold the

kaplan proudly called herself the oakland council #### at large in the city's first out person to run for a council seat, she said the pride flag continues to be a beacon of inclusion and support . progressive pride flag is now flying outside san leandro city hall. this flag was raised this morning during a ceremony with city officials. the flag is based on the rainbow flag, but also has colors to symbolize racial and gender diversity. we're recognizing everyone today and we tried this transcends everything. every ethnicity, every gender every every description you can imagine. all are part of pride. mayor pauline cutter, says san leandro is one of the most diverse cities in the united states, and she hopes the flag is a symbol of the city's community of kindness. and there are pride events scheduled for the entire month of june. throughout the bay area, san mateo county is hosting a family pride day on sunday, starting at 10 30 in the morning. the historic aids memorial quilt will be displayed in golden gate park on june 11th and 12 and the world famous san francisco pride parade is