new york is the highest ranked american expensive city at number nine. o, 22 on the list. yeah! the economist group ranked cities by how expensive it is to buy basic items. i don't know. >> i have lost all faith in these surveys. i don't believe it's true, but okay. >>> crews installed rainbow crosswalks. not in san francisco. this is actually atlanta. the rainbow crosswalk appeared the rainbow crosswalk appeared two years ago but were removed after the pride festivities. in may 20,000 people signed a petition in support of the crosswalks. that's my old hood in the a. >>> a fatal crash on westbound 80. all lanes blocked for the investigation at el portal drive. that's where all traffic is being forced off. that's a sig alert. no estimate on when the lanes will be back open. will be back open. use they'll run on sunday schedule and run extra trains. today is a typical commute. >>> a lot of stuff going on, alexis. the marin county fair in san rafael. opens at 11:00. 68 degrees. sunshine. 79 at 3:00. 69 at 7:00. fireworks at 9:30. by the time they're over at

. >> minimum wane is minimum wage, strain is an expensive -- san francisco is an expensive city. >> reporter: he say it is wage hike isn't effecting how customers will be served or how his employees will work. >> i think people like and love to be lounging and sitting at the tables taking their time, and we intent to do that. >> reporter: while servers and other minimum wage employees are getting a raise, it's still not enough to comfortably afford a two bedroom apartment in the city. you'd need an average of $58 plus an hour to do that. the marrams more needs to be done. >> we need more affordable housing, and we have to develop programs that make mass transit more affordable. >> reporter: we spoke to a former restaurant owner off camera who said the rising wages are what got him out of the business. other factors are threatening businesses survival too. >> we've heard of businesses close up, and it's not just the wage part of it. it's also the amazon, hitting the businesses, and rents. >> reporter: next year san francisco's minimum wage goes up again to $15 an hour. >> by the way the minim

a very expensive city to live in. a lot of people moved to oakland or even oakland is getting up there.>( marty ) after 20-18, the wage will be adjusted based on inflation. ( marty ) here are the other bay area cities that increased the minimum wage. in san jose... it's now 12- dollars an hour. same in san leandro. and the new minimum wage is 11-dollars in milpitas, and in emeryville minimum wage went up to 15-dollars 20-cents an hour for businesses with more than 56 employees and 14-dollars an hour for businesses with 55 or fewer employees. ( dave )morning fog and drizzle clears out for another sunny day. your forecast is next ! for the weekned... it's the fillmore jazz festival in san francisco. come out and enjoy drinks, sun, and great tunes. it's all happening in the fillmore district from 10 to 6. the event is free to attend. the things that i consume on a daily basis, a lot of it is very acidic. the enamel on the teeth was actually weakening. the whiteness wasn't there as much. my teeth didn't look as healthy as

new at 6:00, one of the bay area's most expensive cities is giving workers a raise.morrow the minimum wage in san francisco is going up from $13 to $14 an hour making it one of the highest in the country. melissa caen found out that extra dollar comes with a price. >> reporter: yeah. some of you guys might actually even remember this. but in 2014, san francisco voters passed proposition j. it set up steady increases in the city's minimum wage. this year, the jump is from $13 to $14. some paychecks will go up but so will some price tags. at golden bear sportswear some employees are about to get a raise. >> saturday starts new minimum wage in san francisco. it goes up to $14 an hour. >> reporter: mayor ed lee was quick to add that the new wage is not enough. >> we have to do other things. we have to build more affordable housing and we have to develop programs that make mass transit more affordable. >> reporter: at least one study says that seattle's minimum wage hike last year hurt employees because employers cut back on hiring and hours. but seattle jumped from $11 a

. >> living in a city like san francisco has become so expensive. that increase the minimum wage was really one of many ways but a very solid way to help with incoming of quality and a lot of the workers have been struggling to afford the expensive city. >> the mayor says it is important to build more affordable housing. the minimum wage goes up again to $15 per hour this time next year. tractor is been an outpouring of support for a family of a san francisco man who died saving his daughter last weekend. a gofundme page has raise thousands of dollars for the family and an anonymous donor has given them a unique and generous offer.>> reporter: the 40-year-old love to take his family to the sacramento river delta. tragedy struck when his kayak carrying him and his five-year- old daughter flipped over. he save sophia who was pulled to safety but he did not make it. >> i miss everything about him. he always made us happy. he kept our family together. >> [music]>> reporter: maria said her dad left the scene. it was a carpenter by trade, family breadwinn

. >>> san francisco doesn't even rank in the top ten most expensive cities according to a new study. of the ten. asia, singapore number one. second place hong kong. new york is the highest ranked american city at number nine. san francisco way down at 22nd on the list. the economist group ranked the cities by how expensive it is to buy basic items. >>> we have been watching a series of problems along the same highway this morning. what's it look like now? >> this is in the san pablo area. stand-still traffic again for the second time this morning. a fatal crash that happened right around here at 4:10 this morning. cleared two hours later at 6:10. by 6:22, the second crash as things were picking up and clearing out. this one involving a motorcycle. three left lanes blocked at san pablo dam road. tiffany wilson and her photographer are sitting in the backup again. only about a half mile away from the crash, if that. they are inching along. we have a sig alert issued. we're definitely seeing the backup grow. here is the drive time. it should be worse than that. i looked at it a few mome

. >>> a list of the most expensive cities in the world is out. san francisco is not in the top ten. number one. the second place is hong kong. new york is the highest ranked american city at number nine. san francisco all the way down at 22 on that list. the economist group ranked cities by how expensive it is to buy basic items. >> i call a lie but fine. >>> nasa wants to deliberately crash into an asteroid to save our planet from disaster. they're counting on this spacecraft to do it. it's called a dart, which stands for double asteroid redirection test. right now it's just in the preliminary design phase. it's estimated to be the size of a refrigerator. nasa wants to use it to knock any dangerous asteroid off course. the agency hopes to have it ready by october of 2022 when an asteroid system is set to approach near earth. >> we have scientists working on a mammoth embryo. maybe we need a bigger team working on the asteroid approaching earth. how about that. >>> a drone captured an inter t interesting video of a fisherman reeling in a large hammerhead shark off the waters of panam

. >> living in a city like san francisco has become so expensive and that increase was really one of many ways but a very solid way to help with income inequality and a lot of workers who are struggling to afford this expensive city along with increasing the minimum wage, the mayor says it's more important to have more affordable housing. the ways goes up to $15 per hour this time next year. >>> is a halfway point of the major league baseball season. a look at how bad the san francisco giants are doing and what the general manager is saying about the poor performance. >> i have no words for how thankful we are. >> and outpouring of community support for the family of a man who died while he was trying to save his daughter. we first brought you the story on monday. the 40-year-old father of two fathers drowned moments after he saved the life of his five- year-old daughter. a gofundme page has raised thousands of dollars for the family and an anonymous donor has given them a unique and generous offer. >> he loved to take his family to the sacramento river delta. on sunday tragedy struc

. >> san francisco is such an expensive city, and everybody understands they have to make a living. >> reporter: this man acquired the restaurant a couple of weeks ago and he says the wage hike isn't affecting how the customers will be served or how the workers will work. >> people like and love to be lounging and sitting at the table, taking their orders. we want to do that. >> reporter: while he and other minimum wage employees are getting a raise, it's still not enough if you want to afford a two-bedroom apartment in the city. someone would need a wage of 58 dollars plus to live in that kind of space. the mayor recognizes more has to be done. >> we have to do more things, build more affordable housing and develop programs that make mass transit more affordable. >> reporter: we spoke to a former restauranture off camera. he says this got him out of the business. he says other factors are threatening business survival, too. >> we've heard of businesses that have closed up. and it's related to the wage part of it, but i think it's more of the amazon. that's what is sort of killing bus

. >>> new report says san francisco's still the most expensive city in the country for apartment rentals. other bay area cities though aren't too far behind. an apartment listings website called abodo put out his trend report. the average cost for a one bedroom apartment in san francisco is $3,240. hard to say. san jose though, not far behind. it's the third most expensive market with a median rent for a one bedroom apartment at 2300 or so. oakland is seventh at $2,000. >>> happening now, several wild fires continue to burn across the state this morning, this is a look at the fires that cal fire's currently working on. outlined in red there. now fortunately crews are still getting a handle on two of the biggest burns fires right now. the wall fire in buick county is 6,000 acres. all evacuation ordered have been lifted there. the alamo fire hasn't grown much in the last 24 hours. and it is at 78% containment. >>> investigators right now are looking into what caused this brush fire in san jose. we were covering this for the last several days. we just learned this morning that that fire was

is one of the most expensive cities. i have a mortgage at home and kid in college.rd both, and so you are faced with that reality, and i do think there should be a stiec $150 a month salary. nobody will vote for a pay increase, and not this atmosphere, but they have no idea how many dozens of people who are family-minded in a financial reality they can't afford two mortgages and two sets of payments. i have a bicycle here and a metro pass, and i can get around, but i can't afford the $2,500 it takes to have proximity to the capitol, so the -- i guess, the way to pitch this to the public that is if you don't do this, then congress only is for the so committed they are willing to do it instead of have their own life. or the super wealthy. >> yeah. you have a lot of very wealthy people here, and i pat them on the back and say, hey, congratulations. >> fun to visit them at their house here. great houses and condos? >> yes, but this is not representative of america. if you want people who truly aren't the mega-wealthy, there has to be a way for your average person to ser

. >> living in a city like san francisco it's become so expensive, and that increase in minimum wage was really a 1 of many ways but a very solid way to help with income inequality, a lot of workers struggling to afford this expensive city. >> along with increasing the minimum wage, it's important to build more affordable housing. minimum wage in san francisco goes up to $15 an hour this time next year and goes to you is one dollars a be hour state wide beginning next year. >>> and conflicting studies on how increases in minimum wage are affecting the job in seattle, during 2015 and 2016 saw their hurricanes cut by nine percent. minimum wage bumped to you $13 an hour daughterring that period. uc berkeley study focused on seattle showed workers earning 13-dollar did not see a cut in hours. >>> steph curry is receiving a big bump in pay. his agent says steph will sign the largest contract shortly, 5 years 201 million bucks, big bump up from the $11 million averaging on his last contract. he has earned it. curry will average $40 million this season, 2 time champ, 2 time mvp plans to sig

when you look at the ranking they are expensive cities. top, but you could argue that brexit was a bashing for londoners. prof. shiller: the problem around many places of in the cities left toat their own limited civil society will limit entry of new builders. prices will go up. only wealthy people can live in the cities. people who are lower income find themselves incentivized to move out to make room for more wealthy people. this is a dynamic that we see in many -- you mentioned london and hong kong, fortunately the cities do have public housing. hong kong has a lot of it. it still becomes a very expensive place. tom: it is wonderful to have the two of you here. with shiller at m.i.t., then following rogoff with your studies, can ken rogoff be a good fed chairman? can we get ken rogoff as fed chairman? that would be appropriate, right? prof. shiller: that would be great. 100% for that. ken has a good view of history and institutions, as well as economic theory. a perfectsay it is fit for fed chairman. that is what we need. tom: you will

this is a trophy property. >> reporter: it also happens to be the most expensive listing in the city.ool $42 million. >> oftentimes, it's just for publicity reasons. most people know it's never going to fetch the big price tag. with 181, i think it's an exception because the quality is there. >>> the penthouse is just one of 55 residences. next to the new sales force tower. the interiors are sourced from all over the world. the developer is taking luxury to another level. but it is doing the same with safety. it says the building is designed to with stand an 8 del 6 magnitude earthquake. >> we have drilled all the way to bedrock, and we use bracing in this innovative way to tune the building, which really means that it keeps it from wind resistcy, and seismic activity. >> reporter: the building won't move an inch, but it is changing the neighborhood. >> the new definition of the east cut is what they're calling this area now. it has the transbay terminal, and this amazing park, that's similar to a high line in new york. it's going to be a place where people come together. >> reporter:

but you got to remember we live in one of the most expensive cities in america.y in the world but money in order to survive. >> that'sru >> very much so. number two on the list and dare i say time are we running out of time? you got to have a a lot of time and what i mean by this is a lot of folks found if they could trade anything in the world they would trade money for time. does that make sense to you? you want to have more time to enjoy your life. >> yes, especially with are parents. >> very much so and i'm glad you touched on that because number one according to the study happens to be relationships with loved ones which really makes sense. you know, you think about all of the things that you do and you think about all of the things that i mentioned prior to this and at the end of the day if you don't have those that you love around you, you're not going to be happy. agree or disagree. >> i agree. come here i love you. >> awww. >> thanks. >> are we being cheesy now. >> no, i like that. i love you. >> thanks annie. >> thank you guy. >> we have pickles with a

. >> reporter: it also happens to be the most expensive listing in the city. a cool 42 million dollars. >> we see a lot of new developments with a big price tag on the penthouse for publicity reasons, most people know it won't fetch the big price tag, but here i think it's the exception. i think it will fetch the price tag because the quality is there. >> reporter: the penthouse is just one of 55 residences on top of the mixed use building. the interiors are sourced from all over the world. the developer is taking luxury to another level. but it's doing the same with safety. it say it is building is dine -- says the building is designed to withstand an 8.6 magnitude earthquake. >> we have drilled all the way to bedrock and used bracings in an innovative way to tune the building, which really means it keeps us from wind resistance and quake activity. >> reporter: the building won't move, but it's changing the neighborhood. >> it's a new definition with this amazing park similar to the high line in new york, and it's going to be a place where people come togethe

you cannot live a decent life in this country, especially in the city, where things are so expensive.orkers' daily lives is a step in the right direction but i don't think it does go far enough. it doesn't address the ambiguity of self—employment. for companies, i think they don't know sometimes if they can operate with self—employed workers, and consumers don't know if they go to an agency if they are doing the right or the wrong thing. it depends on contract is. i have concerns about this. i think it enables companies working in the gig economy, it enables them to give workers some rights but not all rights. they can still bring their costs down and they can still operate without having to charge the vat, as i do, and that means they are kind of getting the best of both worlds. fundamentally, it seems we are talking about a huge cultural shift, because it is so embedded in this country, it seems to me and you would know much more. how do all of us, those who employ and are the employers, move away from that? there are certain sectors it is embedded in. domestic cleaning is one. many

. >> reporter: it also happens to be the most expensive listing in the city, a cool $42 million. >> you see a lot of new developments that put a big price tag on the penthouse and often times it's just for publicity reasons. most people know it's never going to fetch the big price tag. this one is an exception. i think it will fetch the price tag because the quality is there. >> reporter: the penthouse is just one of 55 residences on the top of the mixed use building under construction next to the new "salesforce tower." the interiors are sourced from all over the world. the developer is taking luxury to another level. but it is doing the same with safety. it says the building is designed to withstand an 8.6 quake. >> we have drove all the way to bedrock and then we have this -- we use bracing in an innovative way to tune the building, which really means that it keeps it from wind resistance and seismic activity. >> reporter: the building won't move an inch but it is changing the neighborhood. >> the new definition of the east cut is what they are calling this area now, and it has the t

it may be expensive but every modern city today should have an electrified rail infrastructure to andll now miss out on that and it is totally unacceptable. how much will be cut off the journey time is still unclear. businesses and swansea have lobbied hard for the investment in electrification. we don't see why cardiff should just take all the spoils. swansea is fantastic. we have assets they can't compete with. i know the city centre is much larger than ours but we have so much to offer and i don't think swansea should be thought of as the poor relation. transport experts say continuing electrification on is expensive but stopping and starting again ata expensive but stopping and starting again at a later date will cost even more. the these authors will be deployed elsewhere so the machines will be sent to other parts to be used and other infrastructure projects, but probably a bigger challenges the loss of the human resource, that expertise that can travel not just in resource, that expertise that can travel notjust in the uk but potentially to europe and the rest of the world. ele

benjamin mendy has become the world's most expensive defender. manchester cityn. i will be back in a moment for a full update. see you then. in the weeks since iraqi forces recaptured of mosul from the self—styled islamic state, a grim picture has emerged of life under the militant group. much of the city has been reduced to rubble, and the civilian population has spoken of atrocities carried out on a daily basis. it's a small town about thirty kilometres to the south of the centre of mosul, and stands on the western bank of the tigris river. it was the scene of a massacre of civilians at the hands of islamic state as iraqi forces were fighting to liberate it. and we can cross live to yalda. iam in i am in the south of mosul. i am 15 kilometres away from western mosul where i spent the last few days and got a sense of how devastated this city really is. it feels completely flattened. no building remains untouched. so many people are trying to go back to their homes, trying to rebuild their lives, after living and the brutality of isis. and then the constant bomb

city's budget offices. there was no really good way of tracking revenues and expenses at that point. one of the things that happened after the fiscal crisis is a new accounting system was put into practice very quickly, soon thereafter, so, but even in later life and after the whole fiscal crisis was over, there was something about, it was almost as though beam had never .ully believed it could happen even after it happened, he still do not believe it could happen. interestingt is that there was a strong sense that this was, the city would be supported going forward and no one would let new york actually fail. level ofted a fuzziness that may seem hard to imagine in retrospect. i haven't actually, i have not blog seo'se budgeting practices anymore than the general -- followed de s budget practices anymore than the general public. i know there is concern about the pension debt, the unfunded pensions. i know about, i think the blog blasio has increased pensions. i'm interested to hear about what his budge budget practices are, but i can't speak to them. to what extent did mayor koch 's

city. it takes $500,000 and over five years to build a unit of supportive housing. we can all agree, that is too expensive and takes too long. we need to get those numbers in half if possible. and so tipping point is going to work with the city, with private developers, with union and labor, to see if we can do a better job on that front. there is no question that we can build more housing in this city. we just need the will. >> why did you decide to take this on now? >> it's the issue of our time. if we don't take it on, who will? i mean, there is no one coming to the rescue. every administration for the last 35 years has tried to take this on. with varying degrees of success. but what we're seeing on the streets today is simply unacceptable. we're not taking care of our own. and tipping point wants to do that. >> and are you looking to other cities, models in other cities, you would like to adopt here? >> listen, we have looked at different cities, whether they be houston or salt lake. but we are seeing that this is a national trend. homelessness is on the rise. the federal government for years has not

so why is the man with the most expensive restaurant in new york city now serving burgers.hat's right. we'll be right back. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." >>> good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. philadelphia police are looking for a gunman and a motive this morning, after a shooting in strawberry mansion. the shooting happened early this morning, during a house party, near 28th and york streets. investigators say, a 35 year old man was going back inside of the house, and blocked another man trying to get n police say the other man then shot the 35 year old three times. the victim is now in critical condition. >> now, to the eyewitness weather forecast, with meteorologist, matt peterson, hi, matt. >> good morning, jan, it is a warm day, to start things out. and it is a little muggy out there, still. but we will be looking at nice afternoon, outside, lehigh valley, 72 degrees burn ville, maybe little bit of fog developing, here on our saturday morning, as well. if you're traveling north of the city, do be careful with limited visibility, you see, the visib

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so why is the man with the most expensive restaurant in new york city now serving burgers. we'll be right back. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." >>> first give us a net neutrality lesson, a very quick one and why it matters. >> it's the principal that all the information that flows over the pipes that. cos on your computer -- when you type on a website, it floats through the pipes and kols on your computer. net neutrality means all the information has to be the same. they can't say, we don't want that website to be fast. we want that one to be slow. we don't like what they're saying so we'll stop it all together and maybe we'll make it a tiered one. >> who are the people behind it? >> the people who own the pipes, verizon, at&t -- basically if you own the pipes you want to make a lot of money. >> their point is we own them, we should be able to do what we want, and the government should not be involved. >> and we spend more money on it, we should be able to determine the speeds. it's worked pretty well and it's a frt innovative open space. >> we reached out to

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some iseyisis cells will have t flushed out and the city faces an expensive and massive reconstruction. >>> secretary of state rex tillerson is in turkey trying to mend fences with the u.s. ally. he says he knows relations are strained right now. is hopeful of improving tillerson spoke after a number of meetings with turkey's president. turkey is a key supporter in the fight against isis. >>> a new york state trooper is dead and authorities say a u.s. soldier killed him. police say the trooper was sp violence call in northern new york. as he approached the home, he was shot. officers say the active duty army infantry man killed his wife and shot another woman inside the house. she's expected to survive. the suspect surrendered to troopers. >>> a massive fire broke out at lond london's camden market. more than 70 firefighters battled the flames. it's not clear yet if there are any injuries. the cause of the fire and extent of the damage isn't know. >>> two people are nursing wounds after running of the bulls in spain. today's run was one of the fastest so far at two minutes and 19 secon

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expensive. >> reporter: after the rally, protestors marched along market street to city hall. >> they need to wake up and realize this administration is targeting different minorities of people. >> reporter: the best way to fight bank is to hold protests and marches and urge lawmakers to pass legislation that will protect the trans-gender community. >> amber lee. thank you. >>> the pentagon says it is working with the white house to address the new guidance from the president. rob went to a neighborhood near travis air force base. >> i was in the air force. >> reporter: served in the force overseas during 9/11 in the military police. she supports president trump's plan that would ban trans- gender people from serving in the military. >> i totally agree. i don't understand how they went from don't ask don't tell to now you can change your gender. that's not what our country is about. >> reporter: this man next door disagrees with the ban. >> it is a form of racism, a form of discrimination. bottlepoliticians talk how they want to, you know, level of the playing field. >>> but i don't see it. >

. >> the city banned the chalk saying washing it off is expensive and violates federal storm water guidelines. >> honestly, it's chalk, how bad can it be. >> you know where chalk comes from? the earth. [ laughter ] >> reporter: he thinks there's another reason. he's seen a few fights break out when somebody didn't respect somebody else's line in the sand. >> who follows the rules? that's why the fights start. the chalk has no jurisdiction. >> reporter: on hart's avenue the battle lines are being drawn. the smiths are trying to keep up with the joneses. when the big day arrives, they can all celebrate living in this united country. john ramos, kpix 5. >> a turf battle. >> the city is not letting people set up chairs until tonight at 6:00. >> until then anything placed on the sidewalk will be taken away. for a full listing of celebrations, go to www.cbssf.com. we've both been to the parade in danville. it's like a slice of americana. it's like the 1950s and hometown pride. >> the girl scouts and boy scouts are out there. >> for music in the park in pleasanton. people get out at 4:00 or 5:00 in

coming up on this programme: city's big spending summer continues as benjamin mendy becomes the world's most expensivet of the women's european championships, after losing to denmark. golf legend gary player says 0pen championjordan spieth could be the best putter he's ever seen. hello and thanks for joining us on sport today. the manchester city money machine just keeps on going this summer. the citizens completing the signing of full back benjamin mendy from monaco for around $68 million on monday. that's a world record for a defender. the 23—year—old france international has signed a five—year deal. that means that after the signings of kyle walker and danilo, city have spent around $160 million on fullbacks this summer. let's hear from city's newest addition.

coming up on this programme: city's big spending summer continues as benjamin mendy becomes the world's most expensive defender. 2013 runners up norway are out of the women's european championships, after losing to denmark. golf legend gary player says open championjordan spieth could be the best putter he's ever seen. hello and thanks for joining us on sport today. the manchester city money machine just keeps on going this summer. the citizens completing the signing of full back benjamin mendy from monaco for around $68 million on monday. that's a world record for a defender. the 23—year—old france international has signed a five—year deal. that means that after the signings of kyle walker and danilo, city have spent around $160 million on fullbacks this summer. let's hear from city's newest addition. and former manchester united forward javier hernandez has signed for fellow english premier league club west ham. he leaves germany's bayer leverkhusen for $21 million. "chicarito" is mexico's leading goalscorer. internazionale have won their first match at the international champions cup. they beat lyo

new at 5:00, there is a problem with san francisco city's new $60 million financial system varies through the department, they use it to make expense reports and other financial work, but some say it is way too complicated. abc7 news reporter vic lee is live at city hall with the story. vic, you hate it when bureaucratic red tape affects the bureaucracy. >> reporter: well, dan, it took two long years and about $60 million for this massive financial system. city workers will not have to use that system to connect with some 20,000 city vendors. but as expected, there is a sharp learning curve. >> we've been pleased with results. there are, of course, bumps in any implementation like this. >> reporter: san francisco's city controller ben rosen field is talking about the city's new financial system which was launched july 1st. it replaces a two decade old system which all city departments used for requisitions, purchasing and other financial transactions. rosen field says most of the city's 6,000 users have gone through online training and there are support teams to help navigate the complicated system. >> we're getting about 300 help

this program is about increasing the economic means of our everyday residence in a city that has become increasingly expensive. and seeing in increasing income gap. >> how big of a role do you think the fact that tuition is free for san francisco residents -- how big of a factor do you think that is, in a spike we are seen in enrollment ? >> i think you have to look at the number. we have been seeing declining enrollment every year since 2012. the first year ever, since we introduced free city college, we have seen a 17 percent jump in the residence of san francisco who want to apply and enroll in city college. etiquette is great. community college is a resource that to be there for everyone. i truly believe it should be free across the college -- country. i am excited that san francisco is a city in the nation to make it free. regardless of age, income or gpa. >> i think we can all see the benefit for students. talk a little bit about what this does for the college. and its standing and viability >> this is certainly several million dollars for a boost in funding. for city college. and for every student that

city. it is difficult for people to even enter the expense of planting a tree. >> here in the castro districtproved trees. and the group friends of the forest is giving away free trees. >> we don't compare to sacramento and other areas when it comes to the number of trees.>> reporter: trees offer shade and clean air. >> it has been kind of a pain to maintain so it is great that the city is taking an initiative. i'm tara moriarty for ktvu fox 2 news. >>> it is 8:36 am. there is a live look at the golden gate bridge. traffic is moving in one direction. the northbound lane is still closed because the san francisco marathon is still underway. the northbound lane is closed for the safety of the runners. it was a security decision. we go to allie rasmus to find out why the district did this to keep the runners safe.>> reporter: in years past when the runners have gone over the in there has only been some traffic cones separating them from regular vehicle traffic. after the london bridge terrorist attack and other issues compromising runner safety they decided to shut down the golden gate bridge for

it's also a very expensive enterprise for the city now. so i would really like to see the economics on it, frankly. i think everyone just assumes it's an economic engine for us. i'm not sure that's true. it might be true. but i would argue that it's benefiting a lot of people as peoplelem as well -- maybe more than people inside salem. ted baker: so it's not a good thing? you'd like to get rid of "witch city"? >> there's been so much scholarship about the witch trials. you know, thaad and others, he talks about -- i feel like that conversation exists, and then salem exists, but the two don't meet for the average person. ted baker: right. right. >> and that's, i think -- i mean, that's where i think a lot of the discomfort is, is that people kind of come, and they spend however much time here, and they leave probably not knowing a lot more about 1692. maybe leaving with the impression that the accused in 1692 were witches. ted baker: yep. depending on where they visit. so, the american public is very interested in the witch trials. but, it

center of polish politics, is that somebody had started bugging all of the most expensive restaurants in warsaw, the capital city. i don't know if it was a microphone in flower arrangements, maybe it was waiters operating as secret spies. still to this day, as i understand it, nobody to this day understands how they did it. but in multiple high end restaurants in warsaw, there were microphones. there were recording devices. and high-ranking politicians all over warsaw in these expensive restaurants were recorded, talking over expensive meals about all sorts of stuff they should not have been talking about. it's not like they were talking about killing anybody or something, but it was like the ugly side of politics that politicians never want anybody to know about. they were trading political favors, undermining their leadership, talking smack about people not at the table, they were politicizing stuff like actions of the central bank which are things that should not be subject to political negotiations. a lot of truly embarrassing recordings of all these top politicians from the ruling party in poland. and the t

report is now out in san francisco, it has been determined, is the third most expensive skyline in the nation. after new york cityand washington, dc. oakland is number eight and san jose is just outside of the top 10. thank you for coming in. i appreciate it. san francisco, icy construction cranes all over the place. oakland, that surprised me little bit coming in at that listed eight, because i don't see a lot of the construction that i see across the bay. what is happening in oakland? >> i think oakland has some new construction underway as 601 city center is under construction now. another project is ready to start next year. the new construction, developers have been cautious before starting it and rents have risen to the point where justifies building more space now.>> your methodology was only in the buildings that are tall and kind of iconic, not shorter buildings. but the buildings that if i was taking a picture of oakland or san francisco, they would stick out. >> exactly. this is the skyline report. it focuses on the largest things. more trophy parties. we do this for 57 markets across the country. >> i

expenses. and we've set up a link on abc 7 news.com. >>> new york city police are mourning a colleague, an officer shot and killed this morning. authorities are calling it an assassination. the officer's partner frantically radioed for help. >> reported shots! >> police say 48-year-old mio familia was in a police rv in the bronx when a gunman fired a single round through a passenger's side window. he was rushed to a hospital, but died a few hours later. >> she was on duty, serving this city, protecting people, doing what she believed in and doing the job she loved. >> police identified the suspect as 34-year-old alexander bonds, he was found nearby. and police say officers shot him when he drew a gun a bystander was also shot, but will survive. officer familia was a 12 year veteran of the force. she leaves behind three children. >>> president trump is on his way to poland right now for his second foreign trip as president. then it's on to germany for the g20 summit, and the highly anticipated face to face meeting with russian president vladimir putin. abc news reporter maggie ruly has more from wa

expenses? >> its video. they are building fulfillment centers closer to cities. if they are making all these great shows like manner the high castle. that costs money. in thisk is down 2% are is an on slap of will shareholder base. there is this deal of the company. emily: shares are down 3% area -- 3%. is number why bezos one or now he hasn't. the point is, they are able to take long-term investments in infrastructure and turned that into profits. as they told up these warehouses, tech elegies -- technologies for stores without the aluminum, they will be able to license these things. that is a smart long-term perspective. it that's a people are buying into. emily: what about whole foods? are we getting any more clarity and how this acquisition will play out? how will this be integrated into the empire? >> the deal has not closed yet. the cfo declined to comment on it or it it has not gotten past regulatory review. we don't know if there will be regulatory scrutiny. they are not talking about that. grocery is a major avenue for amazon, not just the whole food pur

expensive by the u.s. army corps of engineers. therefore, it was never carried out. the city of san jose estimates that there is $73 million worth of damage. in san jose, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> the attorney says some people who had direct contact with floodwaters have had persistent respiratory and skin issues since february. >>> santa cruz county is taking emergency action to keep running water flowing to a community. >> reporter: the town of davenport has 400 residents and it was on the brink of losing running water. the county is stepping in to make costly repairs to the water pipes. still, officials are blaming a closed down cement plant for the problem. the pipes kept the water flowing to the community but cemex shut down the plant in 2010 and this year's severe storms damaged the pipes on the property. county leaders say they have asked cemex to repair the pipe for six months. the town is relying on a backup water source since february, and that's set to dry up in weeks. >> just because they have chosen to close the plant, their responsibility doesn't end. i hope they

new triple a study that found 70 million new jersey drivers were charged more expensive cash rate, to cross the new york city bridges and tunnels even though they had an e-z pass. every bridge and tunnel advertised a cash rate and an e-z pass discount but what people don't know those discounts only apply to e-z pass that was purchased from new york. how about that. different prices depending if you get them in pennsylvania, new york and new jersey and get them in any state. >>> also, there may be a new offer on the table to buy revel casino in atlantic city. is there word a private firm from new york is offering 220 million-dollar. the owner of the revel glenn straub is denying and unaware of the offer on the property and never spoken to this property about a sale. we will see. >>> there is a new study drawing link between chemicals and medicine and packaging and men's health. >> researchers found exposure to chemicals in medicine, food packaging and toys increases a man's risk of developing heart diocese, type two diabetes and high blood pressure. group analyzed 1500 men between 39 and 84. they say chemical

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city hall raids in reading and allentown. now tonight two politicians are newly indicted. >> one after the next, we see elected officials embrace the culture of cashing in at the expense of the public. >> reporter: both are accused of selling off contracts to bankroll their political campaign. he awarded work to certain companies on projects like streetlights and city pools. in return, they claim he took in more than $150,000 in donations. greeted by cheers of support, and taunts, the mayor stepped outside his home to deny it all. >> i have done nothing wrong, nor have i ever personally accepted a dime beyond my salary as mayor. >> reporter: he is also staying in his race for reelection this fall. when people who work on his campaign say they're to the worried. >> a lot of people are saying how he's going to jail. they don't understand that an indictment, anybody can be indicted for anything. >> reporter: at city hall, the president of council says he's extremely upset. >> if the mayor had any, any respect for the citizens of allentown and the people who work in this building right now, he would resign immediately. >> reporter: the mayor is expected in federal court tomo