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festivities in no fighter jet flyover, tanks will be included though they will be parked to prevent da to city roads. >>> to hong kong where half a million protesters took to the streets in a demonstration to weaken the justice system. there were clashes, big ones with police. nbc's bill neely is there for us tonight. >> reporter: tonight mayhem in hong kong. riot police firing tear gas, scattering thousands of protesters they had stormed the main government building, demanding the end of the law tightening china's grip on the city >> this isn't just a hong kong crisis this is the biggest popular challenge that china's president xi since he came to power seven years ago. >> before the violence hundreds of thousands marched peacefully today, the fourth mass protest against china's hand-picked leader here. they want her fired. >> it's very sad to see. >> reporter: and china is shaken, blaming foreign agitators for the trouble. already challenged from the outside on trade by the u.s. and now from within by its own people lester >> all right, thanks >>> let's turn to 9/11 first responder louis alv

da> the city open starts in a few ys, it's one of the largest professional tennis tournaments in the country. 75,000 fans are expected at rock creek park tennis center between july 27th and august 4th. coco gauff will be making an appearance. she stole the hearts of everyone at wimbledon. another draw is the food. the chairman is here this morning to talk more about the tournament, we know coco will be a big draw, tell us about some of the other players we'll ab to see. >> we have five of the top ten players in the world. on the mens and women's side, we have most of the great players and this new young generation cocoa is a part of starting on saturday. >> very exciting stuff. i know we talked about the food, that going to be changing a little bit this year, with the fan experience. talk to us about that. >> it's going to be changing a lot. we tooye this over this , i've been at this event my whole life. the first thing i said is, you have to have great food and drinks. we brought in jose andre, ice cream jubilee. amstel light garden. it's a transformed event. indoor air conditioned

city hall later this morning. kpix5da lin is live at the scene war pedestrian he was killed over the weekend. da. >> reporter: good morning. the organization wants the police department to step up traffic enforcement at dangerous intersections like this one here. they want the city to reduce speed limits to all city streets. now, they want more red light cameras at high injury intersections. they want prosecutors to increase penalties against reckless drivers involved in fatal accidents. walk sf says the tesla crash marks the 14th fatality involving pedestrians and bikers. city supervisor says the city has to take immediate action to reduce traffic deaths. . >> we have an emergency crisis in this neighborhood in downtown san francisco. we had two people who were killed within a week just blocks from each other. and, the reason why this is happening is because our streets in that area are like freeways. if someone runs a red light and you are in the intersection because you got your green, that's dangerous for everybody involved. >> reporter: the supervisor was talking about thursday morning's cr

live daly city, trenton da lin kpix 5. >> a measure to ease congestion headed to the ballot. they just got the thumbs-up from city leaders that would add attacks major transportation including companies >> tom: and uber. that would fund street safety projects aimed at encouraging more people to walk and use public transit. that will be on the ballot this november and will need a two thirds majority for approval. >>> dashcam video helped san francisco police with the investigation into a deadly crash. take a look at tesla speeds past traffic and runs a red light. then slams into a mini cooper runs over a couple at taylor and o'farrell street. demanded not survive. studies crash marked several vesicles 14th pedestrian death this year. >>> there is a $10,000 reward out this morning to help catch a killer. 56-year-old miguel ramirez worked for years as a contract employer at the building. in may he returned home to richmond and was getting the mail and he was killed by a straight bullet. richmond police say it was the result of a gun battle to chancellor street and a multiple inst

city. people on the streets cheered when the lights came afteho in the da. some of the city's most iconic tourist spots were affected. abc news repor repor repor repor more. >> it was so dark you could barely see a few feet ahead of you. the new york city skyline black. customers in the dark. >> i don't think they could make it any darker, so hard to see. >> shortly before sunset lights went out on upper west side in midtown, two of the area's busiest neighborhoods. >> no power at 66th street. >> some of the city's subway stations normally bright eerily silent and pitch dark. trains still running. >> luckily we had air conditioning on the train. we were there a good half hour. >> times square silent, dark in the middle of a j.lo concert. >> obviously we're going to reschedule the show. i'm so sorry this happened in our moment. >> carnegie canceled, people taking to the streets. con ed said an explosion. governor cuomo acknowledging the worst. >> still workers at their best. stories of new yorkers getting out and managing traffic at sperkss. >> ir-- intersecti

city hall. live in san francisco, i am da lin. kpix5. . >> thanks. >>> millions of californians could get a check as part of a settlement in the largest consumer data breach on record. according to the settlement equifax didn't have a sufficient security system in place to guard against hackers and as a result, the breach in 2017 exposed the private information of more than half of all adults in the country. equifax agreed to pay up to $600 million as part of the deal. >>> according to state attorney general javier becerra 15 million californians were affect by the breach. equifax will pay more than $18.7 # million in penalties and to see if you qualify, you could go to our equifax story on the website, it's kpix.com. >>> time is 6:07. california's wild fire season has not gotten off to the explosive start we saw one year ago. what cal fire is crediting for the change and what the agency expects in the coming months. >> and a santa cruz county beachtown is getting high praise as a vacation destination. why it's being recognized as

leaders have narrowed down their options for a new shelter at two possible city owned locations. one is this the dacoto neighborhood, the other behind the city hall. the vice mayor says the residents concerns are driven by fear. >> both groups are unhappy. originally it was the dakota neighbors now i'm getting petitions from city hall neighbors. ultimately we are going to have to make a decision that somebody will be unhappy about. >> there will be twoout reach meetings next month about the navigation centers. leaders hope to select a location in september and get the money that's needed by january. >>> san francisco leaders are looking at a parking lot as a first step in getting more secure housing for people living in vehicles. supervisors want the set up a temporary triage center at a parking lot near the balboa bart station. the proposal would allow 30 cars and rvs to park and stay at the lot for 90 days. the lot will be turned in to 138 units of affordable housing. >> we have seen a dramatic increase of homeless living on the streets. this is way to show compassion and take a positive step in

community leaders believe being a commuter city contributed to the closure. da lin explains. >> reporter: they are clearing out all the equipment for this megaplex theater, close down for good after sunday night. moviegoers were surprised by the locked doors and assigns. >> that is a shame they are shutting down the whole theater. >> i am upset about it, i always come to this theater to see movies. >> there have been a lot of first dates and kisses that happened in this place. it will be a sentimental moment for a lot of people when the sign comes down. >> reporter: the building owners were told they were losing money because attendance had been dropping in recent years. the building owners had agreed it to split the $6.4 million needed to renovate the theater. but, two weeks ago he says amc broke off the agreement and decided to close it. >> attendance is down in these locations for our repeater, our restaurants. just due to the simple fact that our community spends so much time on the freeway. >> reporter: kent is a friend of the building owner and says many p

be another night of record-breaking bigots here in the east coast, from new york city, to the carolinas. >>> anreleased da reals t tomen before a british-flagged oil tanker was seized by iranian forces. >> the ship was seized by commandos on friday in the strait of hormuz. the ship and 23 crew members remain in iranian territory. >>> david martin is the only network correspondent traveling with the president u.s. general in the east. >> in the middle of the saudi arabian desert, surrounded by soldiers from ft. bragg, north carolina. general frank mckenzie is here because there could be a new vanguard of the build up in the war of if air base. >> prince sultan has ramp space for hundreds of aircraft p the u.s. will bring in top-of-the-line stealth bombers. >> there's been a lot in the past. yu can bring what you want. >> this is what it looked like in 1990. i'lled that war was against iran. now, 30 years later, the u.s. and its allies are in raising tensions with iran. >> this is turning into a war. >> i would prefer to say it's like this. >> reporter: the u.s. plans to use a saudi part on the red sea, tha

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he was pleading with them saying that he couldn't breathe, however, the da is not charging the new york cityice officer who took him down it was alleged that he used a chokehold that he said which is illegal according to the police there but he said it was a different type of take down the new ver garner's family got a million settlement however from the city of new york. >>laos hold. mister gardner. constituted an unreasonable force. we would still have to prove. beyond a reasonable doubt. that officer pen to lay all acted willfully in violation of law every dime. >>in the hands of a police officer that was supposed to be protecting us not killing us. >>the death is what fueled the black lives matter movement further. he 52 and coming up in the 9 o'clock hour scientists are predicting even more hot weather for us throughout the year. >>is it going to be able to you got your homework? yeah. yeah? hey, give me a kiss. announcer: what's the role of a car company? [ kisses ] announcer: to take your kids to and from school? don't forget your science project. announcer: we think it can be somethi

the reiteration of guidance on roe helped the shares intraday citi group shares up sharply year-to-daear-to-date, close to 40% on tuesday we have results from jpmorgan and wells fargo. >>> several key u.s. banks are set to report earnings this week, today we will see numbers from goldman, jpmorgan chase and wells fargo. bank of america will present their latest figures on wednesday. big week for the banks calling from new york is jason benowitz from roosevelt investment group thanks for dialing in. what was your takeaway from the citi results here and i'm referring to the fact that they posted a relatively healthy consumer banking business at the expense perhaps of their corporate banking business >> thanks. so from the citi results we felt like the most important takeaway is the bank is on track to deliver its 2019 target of 12% return on common tangible equity it was able to keep guidance intact citi is a bank where by improving efficiency and capital return it can pull levers internally to allow it to weather a challenging environment. the market sensitive businesses declined, rela

da to review. the county maintains it made the best decision on behalf of the taxpaye taxpayers. >>> city officials will be celebrating on bryant street ground breaking. when it's wdone, theyl have the following. >>> new details on woodstock'sh 50tanniversary. the celeation of the festival pretty much changed american culture and music could rock maryland instead of new york. talks are under way to bring the event there. the three-day peace, love, music festival take was over the meriwether po pavilion. upstate new york passed on hosting thenniversary celebration. organizers have st securing another venue. >> we are excited to be able to have a conversation with the promoters of woodstock and with meriwether about the opportunity of celrating woodstock's 50. >> something that ho happen. the festival is out to happen in three weeks. "the new york times" says the lineup still has not been finalized. come on! we have toet this right! >> they don't have a stage yet. >> i'm there if jay-z is there! >>> a elfeood story of the week. a metro police officer giving a helpi hand to young boy with autism and h

. >> reporter: the new york city mayor bill de blasio had to play da 202 ful was campaigning induring th. o was n dueo demand or old age. i incredie you redundancy on redundancy yet a huge swath of the city was plunged into darkness for five hours. >> the grid is very reliable on an overall basis. >> reporter: the incident raises questions about the country's over stressed power grid. in the most recent infrastructure report card the american society of civil engineers scored it a d plus. >> we are pushing our grid as hard as we can push it right now given what we've got. >> reporter: patrick miller is an energy sector expert. >> there is an expectation by the average consumer the power is always going to stay on. in reality we have a grid that runs from canada all the way down to mexico and the fact that it operates as reliably as it does right now is amazing. >> reporter: now, this blackout on saturday came on the 42nd anniversary of the epic 1977 power outage that plunged new york into darkness and chaos. saturday there were no reports of any significant problems, no reports of any

city. as a result of this, we think we are in a good position to wrap up the settlement. unlike the ascot -- last time the imp was before you. the da as well as the conditional use authorization to finalize the settlement which would be early november. i have a short presentation here about the master plan. if i could have the monitor. this is the important first step towards the finalization of the settlement. we have public hearing scheduled as well as the planning commission for the fall. there will be permits to alter for the buildings and the exterior permit that needs to happen on those. there is 12 currently. then there are 34 plans it's -- plan sets that will be before this commission in november. then i will go to the board of supervisors for final approval which is scheduled for early -- end of 2019, early 2020. the imp is, as you know, is a summary of what the academy is doing, where it is going, and what it's plans are for these two images are really the most important part of the story. what the academy is doing is vacating nine properties, many of which were at the request on negotiation with the city, based on their

city shot spotter program. officers arrived and saw a car leaving the scene. the teenager died on scene. no motive and no arrests. >>> the da's office announced today they have cleared a san jose police officer who shot and killed a man back in 2017 after he threatened officers with an ax. they release body camera video of the confrontation and a warning that it is graphic. >> can we get fire out here. he setting the door on fire. >> what the are you doing, dude ? >> body camera video shows one man surrendering. officers spot a 35-year-old man still in the apartment and they tell him to drop the ax. he ignores that order and that is when they tase him. that did not seem to stop him and he ignores more commands to drop the ax. officers opened fire once and then again after he continues to move toward them. >> get down. get down. >> shots fired. shots fired. >> an autopsy showed delacruz had been shot twice and had methamphetamines in his system. >>> a rampage that led to a deadly police shooting in sonoma county. we know the san francisco man shot and killed worked as a software engineer at youtube. the 32-year-old was high on

cities across brazil. they turned out to support the justice minister. he has been accused of conspiring with prosecutors when working on the anticorruption carwash case of former president lula dailva. at least seven were killed in sudan as tens of thousands took to the streets to demand civilian rule. protesthe first mass after a brutal crackdown on a sit in in front of the headquarters last month. in venezuela, a navy captain accused of being involved in an attempted coup against the president nicolas maduro has died in detention. said he was savagely and brutally tortured. >> hours before his death, the navy captain appeared in front of a military tribunal in a wheelchair. he fainted b before the proceeeedings began. accusedmong 13 people of plotting to assassinate the president. juan guaido claims he was tortured to death. time weis not the first have denounced this type of action. this is not the first time we have denounced torture in this country. >> juan guaido orchestrated and attempted uprising april 30. the government has intensified the crackdown on opposition ever since. 700 people are detained for political reasons in venezuela. promisedry's ministry a fair invest

city bomber timothy mcvay in 2001. >>> do you know what's in the air you're breathing? well, coming up, the part of al may da county with a lot of bad air. >>> and b.a.r.t.'s new push to take care of the homeless and keep station elevators clean and safe. >>> connecting the dots from aches and pains to the recent breast >>> we're keep an eye on that breaking news in oakland tonight. firefighters at the scene of yet another construction fire. this one at the intersection of stanford avenue and 60th street. we're told a developer was building some new loft-style homes. the fire started about an hour ago. investigators don't know yet what caused. it went to two alarms. this is the latest in a series of construction fires in the east bay in recent years. some of which were determined to be arson. >>> tonight do you know what's in the air you're breathing? in alameda county a new way of measuring pollution. andrea nakano joins us from west oakland with a look at these eye opening results. >> reporter: the highest concentration of black carbon was found along maritime street by the port, just a few blocks away fro

da lin kpix 5. >>> oakland antitrust lawsuit against the raiders has hit a snag. today a federal judge hearing the case said he is skeptical about the city's argument so far. in effect tells us what is at stake >> reporter: the judge is giving oakland 45 days to amend its laws, calling it current argument imprecise and "loosey- goosey." the federal lawsuit claims the raiders and the nfl violated antitrust laws by voting to approve the raiders moved to las vegas, and, that the raiders moved violated the nfl's on policies for team relocation. >> they were not honest and truthful with the city of oakland when he came to negotiations to stay and continue to be in oakland. >> reporter: oakland wants to recover tax revenues from the team that would be lost after the move. today the judges said it once amended the nfl's a 32 team restriction could be the heart of the case. but, that oakland needs to prove that without that cap they would have a team of. the city and its fans want a chance at a new team and to keep the raiders name. >> what that names means, it rings the most diverse culture together as one, under a blanket with no prejudice. an e

city. now we house 36% of the full-time. it is above the 32% requirement in the da. there is a provision that requires we have to exceed 90% occupancy rate on the beds for the triggers to occur. in order for the rate at 36% we have to show we are exceeding 90% occupancy on the beds. >> the other question. did you folks ever consider going electric on your shuttle system? >> the shuttle's, currently, i believe, they are clean energy vehicles. >> your report indicates they are going from diesel to gasoline. >> correct the diesel engines are being phased out. i am not sure about electric vehicles whether or not we would do that. i want to say the shuttle's are not being provided for the sake of providing the shuttle's. the school is adjusting the shuttle's on the basis of demand for the students. the t dm program gives points for the program. notwithstanding the fact there is a muni system. thank you. >> president melgar: commissione r koppel. >> vice president joel koppel: g was talking about. i was asking about sustainability within the buildings and transportation. t

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das remarks, court ended early for the day. closing arguments for max harris will happen on tuesday. >>> a area civil rights advocates are accusing daly cityating the states sanctuary law. they filed in a ministry to complain at city hall today on behalf of a man. they say he was unlawfully pulled over by daly city police on may 11. as he and his partner on the way home from a trip. he was turned over to ice due to a deportation order. he is now in custody in bakersfield pending deportation to el salvador. >> trying to support him. >> the group is calling on daly city to adopt a policy for sitting up officers from cooperating with ice. >>> a cool down today. as much as 20 degrees in some places. we were 100 degrees in some places yesterday inland. those same spots today were in the mid-80s. 87 in fairfield. the big cool down, along the coast. and other places. the 89 in san mateo is incorrect. the weather system to the north, it's not much. it's enough that it is cooling things off. it is taking the marine layer and reestablishing itself. with fog at the coast, you will see fog in the city in the morning. the fog may extend all the way int

happened in palm beach and we're getting reports that the da's office in new york did not make epstein check in regularly, that the new york city. everybody was allowing this guy to get away with raping little girls, slapping him on the wrist and doing everything they could to play nice with jeffrey epstein. and the question is why. >> it's an incredibly painful story from the point of view of the victims. and the only legitimate apology that alex acosta could have possibly made yesterday, the honest one would be to say i let a wealthy, powerful person get the better of our justice system. we are not all equal in the eyes of the law. this case suggests, if you're jeffrey epstein and you have clout and you can use your money and your power because you have potentially political influence, as well, then you can get away with this kind of thing. that was the only apology. we're talking about 2008, not the 1960s. this is simply a case of someone who is rich and powerful being able to get away with abhorrent behavior because he could use his political clout. >>> still ahead, leaked diplomatic cables. caddie kay will weigh in on the

salt lake city police arrested him on suspicion of aggravated murder, kidnapping, obstruction of justice and desecration of the human body. police did not provide a motive and the da is expected to bring formal charges as early as this morning then it will be up to prosecutors to determine whether or not to seek the death penalty. >>> gun stores are reporting issues with the california new online background check system that is now required for every ammunition sale. the law went into effect yesterday after years long legal challenge from the nra. customers are required to pay one dollar for a background check that is supposed to take 2 minutes. some gun stores say they have had to turn customers away because the system is complicated and prone to delays. the department of justice says they have sent vendors detailed instructions on how to use the system. >>> the governor announced california 115 community colleges will now be free. the budget has allocated $42 million of additional funding to cover fees for all first- time full-time students for two years. this is an expansion of the promise program which waived fees for the first year of all california junior co

despite the fact that fees in the city are paid, and are determined, the amount is determined when a building permit is pulled not a site permit. if we were to confirm the das understanding, and the das position here, you would be frustrating the entire purpose of the change in the fee. the methodology was changed between 2018 and 2019 precisely so the projects like the appellant small projects in small units could pay the fee. in facts, the planning commission last month stated this on the record of the planning commission that in her mind, projects like the appellant should be encouraged to pay the fee. because, for several reasons, but primarily because the first one is, when a developer constructs small reserved affordable units, in a project, they tend to sit vacant. we provided significant amount of evidence in the record that those types of units shockingly in a city where there is obviously ongoing affordable housing races. these units don't go rented, the families don't reside at 500 square-foot units. consistent with commissioner melger's position. the city needs the funds. the position the planning commission is, let's see if we can get the affor

2 dozens of cities and these cities are now doing the pilot if they're trying to do the experiment they're trying to come up with some good parent is is in the policy at da can be scaled up at the national level so so that this year i think it just was starting this whole. pain in dealing with the waste you are not i want to ask you as well just coming off what professor achieve is saying that this whole idea about 0 waste we've seen various different developing countries especially some in africa actually i believe now fast before african countries have banned plastic bags tanzania was the last one in may if the wilds poorest region can do that. what's stopping the developed wild from doing the same. i think it's directly linked to our lifestyle if we are not if we are not used to going to a shopping market shopping market and picking up a piece of fruit and putting it in a bag rather than wrapping in and plastic and then wing it and then leaving we would just not know that there is an alternative way of going about this which is why i fully agree with professor true that it's it's not just reduce reuse and recycle i would add one more level to this whi