. >> no official crowd estimate habeen leased but the warriors tell us think they think the -- they think crowd was close to a million dollars. >> house minority leader nancy pelosi invited the team to washington, d.c. she said she would be delighted to welcome the team. last year president trump disinvited the warriors and last week players on the caves and warriors said they weren't interest in visiting the white house. no word if the team will accept the invitation. on www.ktvu.com you will find video and photos from today's praise. our coverage is on the front page. >>> all right. we will warm up tomorrow inland. cool down coast and bay tomorrow. same day we had today accept at the end of the day more fog at the coast. that will start the cooling trend for thursday and friday that will lessen the fire danger. good plan. just not as warm as it was today. anow, thursday d friday. to the north, you see the green. the rain. that system far enough away but close enough it weakens the pacific high and then things cool down. that happens tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow will be a warm day. coast

there habeen a rapid response from america's neighbors, canada and mexico, imposing tariffs on $13 billion worth of u.s. exports. tonight in the u.k., the perme mini stressed her deep disappointment, calling it an unjustified decision, words reiterated by her tre secretary. >> it is very unfortunate if we get into the tit-for-tat position, especially with one o our closlies. nobody wins in a trade war. there are only casualties. walessteelworks in has battled for survival in recent years. now comes more uncertainty for its workers. >> it is another kick in the teeth. after everything we've been through to establish ourselves in the glol market and knowing this has been thrown on to our lap through no fault of our own. nick: britain exports 360 million pounds of steel to america each yr, and industry iefs warned that the tariffs could have devastating effects.t >> behem, pennsylvania,er where evchristmas, a huge star glows from the hilltop. every other night in the year, the skies are lit by the furnaces of metal stee nick: it is way too early to say ve the steel plant -- the heyday of the

again, more importantly it is going to be haor me not to see you because habeen working together for such a long time and i'm personally going to miss you and i just wanted to tell you that here today. >> a round of applause. [applause] >> can i say something on behalf -- >> it a public comment on this item? >> yes. >> all right. >> the commission, as you know, karen is one of the few who ve braceds the bayview hunters point community answer i want to thank her for it. but i remember one project which i opposed and so did dr. espinola jackson and those were the combustion turbines. and i liked karen. she heard us and in the end, that project was killed and we were supported by one commissioner, the ambassador to bosnia, but also a very experienced person in infrastructure and everything. karen has played an important role with a sewer system improvement project and tried to accommodate us, the tituconsts as best as she can. certain things are not her control so i wish her all the best and i wanted to thank you again on behalf of the bayview hunters point community for all of your har

while habeen enjoyed great civil rights and victories, there are those who will take those victories away, as was proven today. we must never stop fighting to defend what we have one, and muuslyensure that no one is left behind. we will never go back in the name of the community ancestors like sonny wolf who led the pride parade for over 40 years with dykes on bikes. we must keep moving forward. [applause] we will never go back. while we face great challenges, we must also seize on great opportunities. the young people in our communities need support and they need mentorship and they need love. they keep us moving forward. we will never go back. the only way we can progress is together as one. take a chance at this june to celebrate alongside the million people we've invited to the city and other human beings, and unite your voices in a call for justice and equality. i want to share some words i saw this morning from a colleague and a friend on social media. sam singer. some of you in the room -- room may know it sam singer. he was reflecting on the assassination of bobby kennedy, 50

do you think that this means that mueller's team habeen able to decipher encrypted messages? or the recipient of the text shared them? >> i would go with the latter. what i think is so illustrative of this moment is this is human that fort's business and operations must have been running for years and to think he wouldn't stop this after all that's happened and after all the people that's come forward. having watched person a, which is to be declared maybe as a known agent of russia, and having his side kick gates also go ahead and start to work with the special counsel. it's just stunning he would continue to take these actions, he would continue to mess alk in this way. when he's been met at every singenge. i think the important thing to note here is every time we've seen an increase in the president talking about maybe i can pardon myself or maybe i'll just close down the investigation, we see an increase in pressure on people all the way around him. and it's not surprising to me at we see this pop-up here today with manafort in terms of the mueller team actually taking ac

as we know, 2018 habeen a challenging year, as we fight for basic human rights and lgbtq rights acrossount t c. san francisco continues to be a leader in advancing the rights for transgender and lgbtq people. as our federal administration has it under constant attack. furthermore, our diverse communities across san francisco bring us life and honour are under siege. with all of this, it can be difficult to remember what we are here to celebrate. although, when we look back at our history, we are reminded of the movement and the changemakers that never gave up. we have stoodup and fought bac back. we have fought back with our communities through our resiliency, our community power, working together across communities to develop comprehensive programs, policies and actions that make us stronger and ler differences. i'm so proud to work for a city where i can be out. and where i can be part of advancing the rights for trans and lgbtq people across our great city. whether it is spanning travel are contracting with states that past policies that allow discrimination, or assuring that we have be

>> every year when we come and look at this, in two s, unlike when you have aerobgatio habeen authorized. it's $400 million bonds, you know that's what's authorized. under proposition e, when it got approved, there's no cap on the amount the board can authorize. over the years as projects change and financing changes, becomes a huge difference between what's authorized and what has been sold and still needed, so you continue to pr n bonding authority and from our perspective, there isn't a t picture of what's previously been approved and how that has changed over time. so this is really providing full information to the board of supervisors when you exercise your authority to approve the bonds. >> supervisor cohen: thank you, appreciate that reasoning. all right. thank you. i assume you are in agreement. >> it's a sensible recommendation. >> supervisor cohen: we like to do sensible things. supervisor fewer has a question for you. >> supervisor fewer: concerning your budget, andee that our b.l.a. has said that your recommended reductions to the proposed budget total is, over $6 million. a

we know there habeen discussion in the senate. what could they do? >> right.ame from one of the many,ng many meei was at today on the hill, a senate bipartisan meeting, susan collins bught together ted cruz of texas and dianne feinstein of california the try to e thir bills together. those deal only with child separation. senator cruz would detain families together but try to speed up their processing. tnator feinstein would n have family detention. she would rather release them pending a hearing. ey're trying to put together that t.b.d. bipartisan deal.in i all hope for these kids long-term rests right now in the senate trying to work that out. meanwhile, we're wching closely to find out short term what happens to those families already se'parated, because is not clear yet how soon they can be reunited. the admistration has not answered those questions. >> woodruff: for all that time they were not focused on immigration. they certainly appear to be now. >> reporter: that's right. >> woodruff: lisa desjardins, thank you. meanwhile, on america's southern borde

economy needing a lot of help and investment giving the longtime international sanctions that it habeener. so a lot of pressure on the economy. i want to bring in our chief nor the asia correspondent at capell we were told earlier that the meeting between the two men was supposed to end at 10:00 local time, which is five minutes ago. what have you heard, what are you seeing? they were just walking around the compound earlier. >> it looks as though they are still talking. heardinteresting with from kim jong-un saying we have overcome speculation on this summit but at the same time we are also hearing did not answer a direct question about denuclearization. all that speculaonbout the summit, there was some speculation about his it would happen the most has been around the issue of denuclearization. is he not going to talk about it? we are not so sure. he said some nice words to donald trump. kim jong-un said it was not easy to get here. there were obstacles but we overcame them to get here. also donald trump said we are working together, we will solve the big dilemma, we will have a terri