then you've got a cooler 60 in daily city. ocean breeze going to be kicking not only through daily city, but right into san francisco. wind out of the west up to 19 miles an hour. and 59 here for the marina. typically, it is this cool this time of the yaoer. nothing out of the ordinary there. and right up here through the north bay, we see temperatures getting closer to our averages. 73 in napa. also 70 in santa rosa. the only thing lately that's probably been bugging you when it comes to weather has been your allergies. can't do anything about it. but let's show you what's floating around in the atmosphere. it is oak, walnut and olive pollen. also the grasses. we usually need some hot weather, 90 to 100 degrees to really kind of help the allergies out, just to kind of, you know, burn everything, so to speak here and make it really dry and crispy. that's. >> not's happening. low 60s in san francisco. and maybe some showers to the north next tuesday. cities away from the coastline looking at this. we're up to 75 on for saturday

. >> the body of a missing fisherman from daily city recovered yesterday. they found the remains of 39-year-old johnson ink 2:00 yesterday on levy around the false river. missing since april 28 when he and another fisherman were thrown off their boat near antioch bridge. passer by rescued the other man. neither were wearing life jacket at the time. >> now a shooting that left one man in critical condition last saturday. police arrested 20-year-old of oakley and 21-year-old in attempted homicide. cell phone video you see here that night shows several gunshots being fired and people screaming at ship avenue. no one else was hurt. >>> we also have new details about the man who died following a hit-and-run crash in the east bay. victim is 63-year-old man from antioch. investigators said he was hit and killed friday night along highway 4 near bisqueler road. officers were on the scene searching for clue. they think they were sold by 2006 tundra pick up or sequoia suv that might be miss ago front right headlight. >> and shooting involving a police officer. vet or

jeffrey and chester from daily city made it for the first time and recognized the problem. >> i was on the street the other day and there were scooters every year. >> since the scooters took over the streets almost overnight in march, the city received an ear full of complaints. >> there have been reports of broken bones, bruises and near misses by these scooters. in fact, the city has received more than 1800 complaints since april for the scooters. they announced details to regulate the use of shared scooters. >> any company operating in the city is required to remove the scooters from the city sidewalks by june 4th. only those companies approved for a permit can operate in the future. >> unanimously passed by the supervisors april 24th. they must get it in line and get submitted by june 27th. up to five could be issued safety comeliness and accountability. they've responded and welcomed a new process. we've recognized there's still a learning kreb for this riders and realize the students are off the streets to further promote rider safety and proper parking in the community. >> san f

this time of year and windy on the coast and half-moon bay and downtown san francisco tomorrow and daily cityith the sunset and the richmond kind of socked in with the cloud cover and then mid and upper 50s. and 70 sonoma and oakland tomorrow, 63, 64 in fremont and breezy with afternoon sunshine and inland, mixed bag of 60s to 70s. and 66 the high in pleasanton. the accuweather seven-day forecast, tomorrow, it's breezy after a slow retreat to the coast and then a really steady patterns. morning fog, afternoon dips and near average by friday. >>> now sports from abc7 news. >> nobody's perfect, right? well, don't tell that to the warriors. they've been perfect in the last two years at oracle. games three and four and the series tied at one a piece. and blown out in game two. that has something that the warriors might be in trouble against the rockets. >> the sense of urgency wasn't there. >> using the force to get the cavs back in the series and the big block there and kevin love. and 12 and 5 and brad stevens a and brandon one of the best in baseball. and down the bay and the bases loaded doub

bayside, in the 60s, toward daily city. san francisco close to 70. trending warmer through the week. north bay temperatures in the 70s to low 80s. right now, we have clouds. no rain out of it. then we have this one weather system that looks impressive on the satellite. look where the futurecast pins most of the rain. off to the north. the loop through the seven-day forecast doesn't have anything around the bay area. that will be the reason why at least towards wednesday, temperatures briefly cool as we see the sea breeze pick up. that's going to block the ridge of high pressure from building in from tuesday into early wednesday. once that system clears, and the sea breeze backs off, we will get high pressure building in. it's going to take the marine air and compress it down and shut down that sea breeze, especially for our inland valley. friday, saturday and sunday, we think things will get warmer. shut down that sea breeze enough, even san francisco and oakland by next weekend, right now if this high builds, we could see some 70s and 80s bayside an

daily city at 50. cloudiness and fog right along the coast reach across the golden gate and east bay around berkeley, oakland, richmond before the morning sun comes up and starts to evaporate it. if you're going to be out cloudiness and breezy at the beaches today. not quite as calm and warm. exercise, it's going to be warm, 80s, inland once again. if you're going to be out and about on the water, watch out breezy north of the bay bridge. let's take a look at the north bay warm temperatures here. you can see the spike at 2:00 at 0. before we get there 54 at 8:00, 10 warmer at 10:00, 10 warmer again 73 at noon. still near 80 at 4:00, dropping down to 67 by 8:00 in the evening. now, inland east bay, the valleys, they are also going to be warm today with aify high clouds and sunshine reaching 80, still there at 4:00, down to 60 at 8:00. starting warmer this morning 59 at 8:00. if you're heading out right now no cloud cover in the east bay and some accidents to talk about. here is alexis. >> unfortunately

san francisco, close to 60 out around the outer sunset and daily city in the upper 50s. north bay temperatures, upper 60s to low 70s. hour by hour, there you see the low clouds. into sacramento for the morning. we get sunshine for the afternoon. point out though, up in the north bay hills, lake county, northern napa county, might see an isolated shower monday also into tuesday. wednesday may be the most interesting day. area of low pressure comes on through. look closely, off here to the east, one of our weather models brings in a chance of seeing showers around the east day midday wednesday which will be the coolest day of the week with highs in the upper 50s to upper 60s on wednesday. through midweek, the temperatures come down. you are seeing in terms of rainfall accumulation for the bay area, that's mostly just drizzle. this might not be by wednesday as the upper level system passes by. shower chances up from lake county and across the sierra. we're going to see a cool, blustery week. tuesday is windy, too. highs around san francisco in the upper 50s. rebounding a li

in san jose, 79 in santa clara, and 72 in san mateo. 64 the high in half moon bay. 68 in the city, 63 for dailys city and in the 70s and 80s. 78 in novato, 76 vallejo and the same in fremont and 80s, 81 in san roman, and the uv index is high. slap on the sunscreen. the accuweather forecast, brighter and it is warmer across the region. look at the holiday itself on monday. it is hot. low 90s inland and around the bay. coast, 70s. mild to hot tuesday. take ago dip by thursday and warming up friday and saturday. >> really good time. >> thank you. >> she got to go up there. i'm jealous. >>> warriors got a key player back. >> the crazy d'tar pt have to give an injury report and that is what steve kerr had to do today. there was good news. the head coach gave an update on andre andss g s >>> now sports from abc7 news. andre is out and it is the third game he missed this series as he deals with a bone bruise. patrick is available. he was listed as out yesterday and added him to the active roster this afternoon. hasn't played since march 31st. how much he will play is unknown. >> it is all hands on dec

mark mangaccat was shot dead in front of his fiona in his daily city home last we can. a date later, a friend coworkers were arrested and charged with the death. the motive they say kevin wanted to date markeace fiance. kate larson joins us with details on the exclusive jailhouse interview. >> that's right i spoke to kevin prasad and donovan at redwood city where they are held on murder charges. they are behind a window and we spoke through a phone. prasad did not say much. but rivera did and he is not happy with prasad after he was jailed last week he told me quote i sat in my cell and thought, this is what my life is going to come down to? looks like i'm going to have to choose my friends better. >> kevin prasad and donovan rivera are charged with the murder of 31-year-old mark mangaccat engaged to prasad's cowork and love interest. the smat of district attorney spoke about the alleged motive. >> he and the victim mr. prasad and the victim had never had a conflict no fight or battles he simply happened to be the boyfriend of the woman he wanted in his life. and he fig

in daily city, chris nguyen, abc7 news. >>> the arrest of the alleged golden state killer lead one of his victims to speak out. abc7 news leslie brinkley met with mary buart today this time on camera. >> well, i woke up to the sound of a man's voice in my ear. >> reporter: 52-years old right now, but she will never forget june 1979 when she was 13-years old. just making it onto the walnut creek cheer squad. the man came into her bedroom and put a knife to her throat. >> he tied my legs and my hands and gagged me with my training bra and told me he was going to kill my family if i made noise. and i was just as quiet as could be. and he raped me. >> reporter: her sister was across the hall. she ran down the hall to tell her dad what happened. >> approximand i blurted it out flew out of bed. and the look on his face was devastating. >> reporter: her dad tore down the play house by the bedroom window. >> because apparently that is where he was watching me or stalking me. >> he could see right into the bedroom window. i insinuated his filth and evil into my house and our life and our commu

reporter intro: ("the gun buyback event here at the daily city police department started at 10, but thepped around the block before it even began the line was wrapped around the block all in effort to get one less gun off the streets.")("how many guns today? just one. is it rifle or handgun? handgun. any ammunition or magazines with it.")one by one officers worked with each gun owner to buy back their firearms. a big relief for some("i feel a weight lifted off my shoulders not having it in the home.") the daly city police department collected a variety of guns.("some very small handguns, derringers, old pistols, a lot of rifels that have not been used in quite some years and we're even seeing some assault rifles too.")(nat sot "you want to surrender all of that, of course absolutely we will take it.")in return - gun owners received 100 dollars and assault rifle owners were given 200. (" it didn't hurt to get 100 dollars either, but mostly just to get rid of the weapon in a responsible fashion.")each gun bought will then be recycled or destroyed. ("pieces and parts of guns perhaps can be

we'll hang onto some of the fog which you normally see this time of year in daily city. and in the north bay 50s along the coast. 71 in san rafael, 76 santa rosa. 67 caster valley. 73 degrees in concord, 72 in livermore, 74 in san ramon. if you're taking part in the beta breakers race this sunday you couldn't ask for better weather. temperatures at 7:00 a.m., 57 degrees. the race begins at 8:00 a.m., and it is still going to be on the cool side with some clouds and breezy conditions for the afternoon. you can download the accuweather app and check out temperatures whenever you want. morning fog giving way to sunshine except near the coast. breezier and cooler for your sunday, but we'll see those temperatures reversing going into monday, and really just the minor fluctuations from day a day for the rest of next week. i'm not expecting any major changes. you will certainly see passing high clouds and typical low clouds and fog every single day. we're in this steady spring pattern. >> thanks, sandhya. >>> well, coming up next how to avoid heart problems in just 150 minutes

it's going to be quite chilly there. 56 in daily city. north bay numbers partly sunny. if you're spending time in berkeley or oakland, numbers will be in the low to mid-60s. cool one for you. keep the jacket with you. 72 in walnut creek. once again the fog making its way well towards concord and livermore. out towards the delta and maybe the character valley. low to mid-50s in the accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll keep the trends. the cooler days, 50 coast. 70s inland and as we get cooler by midweek we'll warm up by next friday and saturday. happy mother's day to you too. >> yeah, it's a cool mother's day. >> it is and christmas also. >>> just ahead, if you think you hate getting caught in the rain, check out this the dual adjustability of the sleep number bed allows each of you to adjust to your ideal level of firmness, comfort and support your sleep number setting... for your best... sleep... ever. in the morning, you'll discover the amazing effects the bed is having on your sleep quality... your sleepiq score. and snoring? does your bed do that? right now during

reporter intro: ("the gun buyback event here at the daily city police department started at 10, but thee was wrapped around the block before it even began the line was wrapped around the block all in effort to get one less gun off the streets.")("how many guns today? just one. is it rifle or handgun? handgun. any ammunition or magazines with it.")one by one officers worked with each gun owner to buy back their firearms. a big relief for some("i feel a weight lifted off my shoulders not having it in the home.") the daly city police department collected a variety of guns.("some very small handguns, derringers, old pistols, a lot of rifels that have not been used in quite some years and we're even seeing some assault rifles too.")(nat sot "you want to surrender all of that, of course absolutely we will take it.")in return - gun owners received 100 dollars and assault rifle owners were given 200. (" it didn't hurt to get 100 dollars either, but mostly just to get rid of the weapon in a responsible fashion.")each gun bought will then be recycled or destroyed. ("pieces and parts of guns perha

. >>> happening today, a gun buy back event in daily city.partment is offering $100 for handguns, shotguns and rifles. assault rifles can be exchanged for $200. the weapons must be unloaded and either in the trunk or in a locked storage box in the back of your car. the buy back event starts at 10:00 this morning at city hall. >>> still ahead, when life gives you lemon, you make trees. the north bay woman making a big batch of lemonade after the north bay wild fires. >>> but first, the time is 6:37 and we're taking a live look outside ♪ ♪ hi! leaving a career to follow a calling takes courage. a personalized financial strategy can give you confidence to take the next step. hi guys! aw yeah! see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the

what's the difference between daily city and pacifica. highs only in the upper 50s.ontrast that with the antioch 78 that i showed you. livermore 72. oakland is 76 degrees. that is normal when it comes to temperature. it will stay normal for several days. will be in the 60s near the bay and we will stay chilly in the beach. highs only the 50s. welcome to spring. finally! >> we are enjoying it. >> dramatic new video of a near miss at sfo. for the first time, we just see how close an air canada flight came to landing on other planes. >>> and the golden knights. a huge game tonight in san jose. in the war of words heats up between charles barkley and draymond green. what he said that set him off. next. is at the sap center with the latest.. " " john e >>> the san jose sharks are swimming in dangerous waters. vern glenn is at the sap center with the latest. >> reporter: game format, round 2. they lose, it could be adios for san jose. take a look at the bearded man at the gate this morning. that is joe thornton. he has been out since late january with a right knee injury.

daily city, 68. if you head into san francisco, that's a 70 right there. expect nice breezy conditions. we did have windier conditions last night. that wind advisory did expire as of this morning. into the afternoon, we can expect breezy conditions overall. point reyes, 63. great beach day, today will be a great opportunity. if you hang out outside, whether you are going jogging or just spending your day at the park or sight-seeing, we have a high tree pollen count right now. grass is moderate. mold and weeds are low. the tree pollen type is pine, walnut and oak. don't forget to grab the medication on your way out. i suffer from watery eyes. it could be because i wear contacts. keep that in mind. for mother's day, if you take her out to breakfast, lunch or dinner, expect great weather. we are talking about a cooling trend that will set us up nicely. our daytime highs will run in the 70s for san jose versus the 80s. today we will top out in 80s. tomorrow we will top out no tin the 70s. a lot of sunshine for the week. we cool down nicely in san francisco as

. >>> happening today, a gun buy back event in daily city. police department is offer g $100 for handguns, shotguns and rifles. assault rifles can be exchanged for $200. the weapons must be unloaded and either in the trunk or in a locked storage box in the back of your car. the buy back event starts at 10:00 this morning at city hall. >>> and a sport that goes back to the days of lumberjacks floating on giants logs down a river is coming to the bay area but with the high tech twist. i don't kn jonathan bloom headed to the pool for a lesson in log rolling. >> reporter: michael has never done this before. >> definitely threw me off my first couple tries. i needed some help. >> reporter: and help is right here. for abby, log rolling run in the family. >> my mom is a seven time world log rolling champion. >> reporter: she has done it since she was a kid, but back then, they were real logs made of wood. >> they weighed 500 pounds and it was so difficult to bring them into swimming pools. >> reporter: so abby helped design this plastic log you fill

whether it's an existing station like the balboa park station whether it's another station like daily city. changes that have to occur. over on the high speed rail line where all the developments in d10, d7 and d11. the population growth needs transit infrastructure we have to have the dollars for it and have projects ready to go. we talked about the perfect example of where we can really make very short, quick change, it's only 1.8 miles to link them back up to saint francis circle back downtown. makes perfect sense. and i don't think it's a big jump to make that decision and get the money forward for that type of projects. you create a loop. you create a secondary system that a louse you to run more trains and run things more frequently. that's the type of solution we need at balboa park station and i think it has to be jumped up in the cue. we'll never catch up at this rate with all the housing go up and mr. wiener is right, we'll be in a real serious situation. >> thank you, very much. do i have anymore public comments. no, seeing none. public comment is closed. directors, does anyone

the low clouds are already burning off for some with ocean beach clear and daily city clear. that is right, both are clear

instead, they live far away in areas including daily city, the excelsior and even the richmond. my soccer player families live below 50% annual income, many 30% below ami. we need a fair share of housing for people like my third and fifth graders and the teachers places near where they're working. this incentivizes developers to sit on land until they make the most profit possible. they should meet the affordable housing standards of today and not the standards of 12 years ago. please move to ensure that 1863 mission street meets the affordable housing standards of today with 27% affordable units, or at least gets closer to the standard. and please also ensure that my players at marshall and staff, may have benefit from public space at this unit. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you, next speaker, please. >> hello again, commissioners. as a native and resident of the district whose family has been living here over 60 years, i've personally seen, felt and experienced the effects that developments bring to the community. for over two decades, my hometown that catered to those

service, those two new trains will be running along the richmond/fremont line and the warm springs daily cityhe first time new b.a.r.t. cars will carry passengers into san francisco. and b.a.r.t. is hoping to have 80 of its brand-new cars in service by the end of this year. in oakland, alex savidge, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> were seven missing girls buried in a remote michigan woods? i'm brian yeness with details on a decades' old cold case. ♪ we know what you bring home isn't always as important as who you bring with you. we know the great outdoors. we love the great outdoors. bass pro shops and cabela's. where fair prices, expert service, and an experience like no other all come together. and during our go outdoors event and sale - get bass pro flag t-shirts for only $5. this kvd tackle bag for under $45. and a coleman blue springs dome tent for under $100. >>> an intense search is going on in michigan for the remains of a girl who went missing a decade ago. but as bryan llenas tells us, that 12-year-old girl may not be the only one buried in the woods. >> reporter: 30 miles north of detroit in

happening today, a gun buy back event, daily city police department is offering $100 for handguns, shotgunsaded and either in the trunk or a locked storage box. it starts at 10:00 at city hall. >>> happening today, one of golden gates park's hidden gems is turning 80. many people don't know that the san francisco park has a premiere fly fishing practice facility. they don't have fish, but they are open to the public for practice their technique. there will be a celebration today at noon to mark the 80th anniversary of the facilities. >>> also happening today, a welcome home party for a pug that was found 12 days after being stolen. stephanie and a woman thought she spotted the dog and contacted lee. the dog was in oin objectakland. the party starts at 2:00 this afternoon to stay thank you to everyone who was involved in the search. >>> a cheskt weather nck of the. >> look what is back, a schorr flow of the low clouds and fog. so temperatures are dropping here, 58 in the city, still in the mid-60s for oakland, mountain view, low 50s at the coast. and from the golden gate bridge, the on shore

the low clouds are already burning off for some with ocean beach clear and daily city clear. that is right, both are clear which tells us we have a different pattern today with high clouds and high pressure is our friend for 2 1/2 days and then we have a big change on sunday. 50s on the temperatures with 40s for some and then we start to warm up with the onshore breeze for most. not the wind from yesterday but you can see the ridge building giving us more sunshine and warmer temperatures. big changes friday night, we have 60s, 70s and lower 80s today. 7:01 on this thursday and the commute? >>> it is moderate. today is better than the first three of the week and even hopefully tomorrow will be better. starting at the bay bridge toll plaza, the workhorse commute of the babe area -- area with a 20 minute delay onto the bridge but there are no major problems. interstate 880 not a bad commute, san mateo bridge traffic is looking good also and if you're driving on the peninsula northbound 101 and 280 looks okay from san jose into palo alto. but it is filling in in san jose with 101

. -- hoy anunciarn una nueva legislacin en daily city. -- aun esta claro que contiene la propuesta perostante.. sin embargo, mas al norte en la misma carretera a la altura de la avenidad universidad, el trafico va mas lento para ♪ ♪ >> amigos de "un nuevo dÍa" estamos ahora en otra nueva sesiÓn de nuestra casa que es esta mesa de forma de diamante donde vamos a tener platicas importantes bajo el lema mÉxico en el mundo, los 4 candidatos a la presidencia de mÉxico se midieron en tijuana en la frontera por primera vez previo al segundo debate. >> asÍ es marco, en nuestra tierra, digamos asÍ en mÉxico se realizÓ ayer el segundo debate presidencial es el primer que se lleva a cabo, ademÁs histÓrico porque es la primera vez que hay pÚblico presente que hacen preguntas. >> 42 ciudadanos fueron seleccionados, hubo ciertos requisitos para poder participar, pero hoy para analizar esto nos acompaÑa desde mexicano lista polÍtico, virgilio muy buenos dÍas consideras que fue un debate productivo al margen de la guerra de ataques e insultos entre andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador y ricardo anaya cortÉs que

--"prasad" y su amigo "donovan rivera" habran seguido a la mujer hasta "daily city" donde dispararone tomen voto. --el distrito busca implementar clases sobre educacion sexual para estudiantes de cuarto, quinto y sexto grado. -- alrededor de 6mil 400tas personas han firmado una peticin para que esta clase no sea impartida, alegando que el contenido de la clase no es apropiado para los alumnos. --y tras una semana del incendio que consumi un complejo de apartamentos en construccin en concord, reabren las calles aledaÑas a la estructura. -- estamos hablando del bulevar concord y willow pass road. -- esto haba sido un gran inconveniente para automovilistas que transitan por esa zona. -- las autoridades aun investigan la causa del incendio. continuamos en breve con detalles sobre las temperaturas que se pronostican para este mierocles y veremos que tal lucen las carreteras en el area de la bahia. mientras tanto se registra congestionamiento vial en la interestatal 80 rumbo al oeste... los conductores que pagaran en efectivo en la caseta mantienen una velocidad mas rapida que aquellos en

kidnapping, extortion, organised crime are already part of daily life here in basra, iraq's second citye's a new threat, crystal meth. i've been invited tojoin the police frontline. this is the elite force that goes out every night on raids to try and crack down on organised crime in this city. they think the suspect is inside. major mithak is leading the raid. with him, officers from the counter—narcotics unit and swat team. injust two years, police have made more than 4,000 drug—related arrests. at police headquarters, they're keen to show off the results of their efforts. today, hundreds of suspects are being paraded in front of the cameras. the police want to show the local media, and i suppose the community, the arrests they've made and the progress they're making to crackdown on crime basra. general abdul karim is leading that effort. a war veteran, he recently returned to basra from the fight against isis in the north of iraq. 0k, we're going to go and meet some people whose been arrested. wow, 0k. when did you arrest these guys? where were these guys arrested? police say consump

huge weeds in our city from homelessness, housing and public safety, but sometime dollars it's the infrastructure we can't see that makes all the other things possible, that makes daily life in our city possible, the role of the embarcadero sea wall. our precious waterfront in downtown san francisco are regional and even state wide significant. this bond is critical to begin the work of making sure that the sea wall protects us not only from sea level rise but from the significant earthquake we know will come one day. it's scary to think of what could happen if we don't get this done. we only have to look at the devastation of things like the super storm sandy and new york or hurricane katrina in new orleans to know that there could be devastating impacts if we don't think about infrastructure in a responsible way and get the job done. so i'm looking forward to placing this on the november ballot and making sure that we get it passed by voters, so we could get the important work of the sea wall done to protect our infrastructure for years to come. and with that, colleagues, the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, madam president. supervisor cohen? thank you. supervis

three to five hundred people turn up here on a daily basis the city can fairly cope with the influx the brazilian government has started resettling refugees to other cities across the country. the new arrivals are on the present some try to sell something others are just looking for a rare job the conditions here however are nowhere near as bad as those in venezuela you can't even buy a diaper that and if you could you should be too expensive if you can't even get milk feel baby. is buckling under the pressure and desperately needs help. the united nations set up additional refugee camps and the brazilian government provided millions in the form of a relief program. at the moment food staples are guaranteed. but the challenges are becoming ever more difficult. is when his own ship many venezuelans arrived in an awful state they're starving yet here they have health problems and they have had to endure a precarious situation in terms of security the children need education some need protection they've been the victims of violence and exploitation also numerous unaccompanied children. but

city? here now to discuss kristen tate author of how do i tax thee and stephanie hamill, reporter for the dailyr. have you seattle, one of the wealthiest cities in america. you have the amazing growth companies there and they've done a lot of things, higher minimum wage, rules, regulations, ostensibly to bring in income inequality and have one of the worst records and want to go after corporate america to fill in the gap. >> over 500 of seattle's largest employers will be hurt by the head tax. boeing alone. this could be a tax bill of tens of millions of dollars but i'm not surprised, charles, you know the city council in seattle does have a record of voting for policies that are anti-business, like the $15 minimum wage. but as economics 101 teaches us, when you tax something, get less of it. when you subsidize something, you get more of it. seattle has decided to tax jobs and homelessness, this will result in explosion of homelessness unfortunately. >> stephanie, a lot of members of the city council said amazon can afford it. that's the attitude. why are the corporations upset about this? they

and virtually everyone here crosses as a matter of daily routine the man from the city's chamber of trade is raging at what he sees as the u.k.'s planned betrayal of people here by the proposal to leave the customs union with europe i have somebody that works for me that lives in monaghan tone which is thirty miles away about fifty kilometers so she crossed the border twice on the way to walk across the border twice on the way home she said to me i don't mind being left in the morning but i do have a worry over picking the kids up before six o'clock in the evening the hills around the border have in the past seen fighting between irish republicans and the british army there were also smugglers routes for contraband the peace dividend open the border and encourage trade so what next so we're just crossing the border from the republic of ireland into the north and therefore the u.k. more or less the only reason why you have no is because the road signs change and that's true in dozens and dozens of other border crossings between the two countries in. communities in all of those places are d

tomorrow's front pages in the papers, with tonight's guests susie boniface from the daily mirror and rachel cunliffe from city that's all ahead on bbc news. this is meghan markle and her mother arriving at clifton, the country house hotel where she is staying tonight. millions of people around the world watching this royal wedding, which will be taking place at st george's chapel in windsor. here she is, with her mother getting out of the car. there was all sorts of speculation when it turned out her father isn't well enough to come over to give her away. would it be her mother, doria ragland, but no it is decided it will be prince charles. here they are, staff at clifton walking with them to the hotel where they will spend the evening. what she must be feeling, huge amount of excitement and anticipation but who could forgive herfor anticipation but who could forgive her for feeling nervous about what will happen tomorrow. she will want it to run smoothly and perfectly. more on that at seven p:m.. now on bbc news, it is time for sportsday. good evening. i'm olly foster we are at wembley for the final fa cup s

the jewish museum depicts the eventful history and complex present of this multireligious city as well as the daily life of its residents. turbulent is also where our view or in doubt it lives and he invited us and our cameras to come along on a stroll through the thirty let's go to the local. saloon i mean on the beach and he's my pleasure to welcome you to day one of the most beautiful cities in the ward jerusalem i have to start my mornings with a run here on this beautiful promenade looking at three thousand years of history come join me and explore to see the. north of iran our first stop is the old city through them is holy to the three major want to you think religions judaism christianity and islam and we're going to see some of the most sacred sites on earth follow me to. each religion has its own water and its own sacred sites in the old city it's a wonderful experience to wander around here especially in the colorful arab markets. i love this market the sights the smells the sounds. true adventure for all of your senses. this is my favorite spice that we did with olive oil the bread and