leonard heyward, all right, leo.leo finish out the day. >> let's hold up these diplomas right about here. while i say these eight words: loser, low life, criminal, convict, degenerate, reprobate, failure, felon, these are the titles by which we are described. and somehow in the back of our minds, we've let those words burn in the brain and then actions tend to follow suit. but that's not why we're standing here today. we're living and breathing examples of what this class can positively manifest. you, i, we are part of the community and the only way we're going to truly solve the problems that we all face, we're going to have to set aside these negative titles and not be forever caged by our mistakes of the past. so we, the graduates of the turning leaf project, humbly thank you for the time that you spent with us here this afternoon and we also thank you for providing us with an opportunity for self-improvement. bless you, thank you. [ applause ] >> these guys get the opportunity to talk about what they've learned,

reporting live in heyward, i'm jessica flores. >>> david campos joins us in the citi studio to talk about the sanctuary city crack down. >>> i'll let you know how warm we are going to get and where we could see records breaking for a few new hot spots, including highway 47. we'll take a closer look at the travel times and exactly what is slowing commuters down, coming up. ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, michaela deprince could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while performing a grand jetÉ between two grand pianos. she could... in a commercial. in real life she uses it to pay her sister, from her couch, for that sweater she stained. what sweater? (phone buzzes) life, lived michaela's way. chase. make more of what's yours. justice warning its sanctuary policies could violate federal law. it requires >>> for the sicked time fremont has received a letter from the u.s. -- second time, fremont has arrived a letter from the u.s. department of justice that requires police to cooperate with immigration officials in rounding up undocumented immigrants. the letter was sent to the mayor of fre

>>> movement on the heyward fault causes a huge water main break. get used to it next. millions of dollars in electronics.. stolen from around the bay area. tonight: the international crime ring. >>> now at 11:00 inside these boxes millions of dollars in electronics stolen from around the bay area. tonight the international crime ring. >> kpix5's maria medina is at the fremont police department with how this sophisticated operation worked. >> reporter: they were definitely sophisticated. their alleged crime activity spanned all the way to asia and more than 2,000 stolen goods recovered. >> it was sophisticated. it was organized. we estimate the loss to be around $2 million. >> they're described as a multimillion dollar international burglary ring whose criminal activity spanned every bay area county with a final destination of vietnam. >> we had street level people actually breaking into vehicles. >> the group's demise began late last year after a dramatic spike into car break in's. it led them to several suspects at a storage facility filled with an estimated $1 millio

in heyward, a frightening run in for a sheriff's deputy. motorcycle officer pulled over a car and the driver backed up and hit the motorcycle. the deputy was able to jump off in time, but investigators do say the deputy fired his weapon at the suspect, and they tried to hit him again great taking off in the car. >> there's trouble on the cal campus, laptops stolen from a popular hang-out for students. four suspects stole lap tolls from an outdoor cafe across the street from campus. it happened last night on college avenue. berkley police say the suspects approach the victims and grab the computers and jumped in to the car and got away. >> usually when i like run to the restroom or get a drink, i ask somebody next to me to watch my stuff for a minute or two. i goods i have to start thinking twice. >> hold on to the stuff tight. they are described in their early 20s, tall and thin. >> flying in and out of sfo? be prepared for a delay. one of the runways are closed because of the crews repairing the pavement. flights are delayed in some cases

jessica flores joins us live in heyward with a new state report. >> reporter: you might be seeing more affordable housing pop up. the new report from the state says, basically, guys get your act together. you have to speed up the process and approve a lot of this affordable housing. the report is coming from the community development department. they released the report yesterday, saying almost every city and county, that is 97% across the stated, have to streamline their process. this all comes after the package of housing bill passed late last year. the lawman dates cities speed up -- law mandates cities speed up and must fast track development that provide at least 10%. stated senator scott weiner -- state senator scott weiner celebrated on twitter. >> it stream lines and accelerates housing approval in cities falling behind on housing goals. we need a lot more and we need it faster. >> reporter: cities and counties not meeting their housing development goals include east palo alto, san leandro, va lay low and san francisco. -- vallejo and south africa. our report is telling all the

he stopped it for speeding yesterday in heyward. investigators a the man threw the suv into reverse and slammed into the officer, dragging him about 20 feet. the deputy opened fire. several gunshots struck the windshield of the suv. >> it is likely he may not have been struck, because he was able to drive a few blocks and run and now is continuing to hide -- continuing to hide. >> a debris removal company is off to court. the business is accused of bombarding a west oakland neighborhood with potentially toxic dust. >> the city of oakland's lawsuit says santos engineering has been operating in violation of city law for months. >> you can smell it. you can't open your door. >> reporter: barbara johnson lives across the street from santos engineering. the company, she says, releases potentially toxic dust into the air, leaving a thick layer on cars and homes and, she says, making her grandchildren sick. >> they have trouble breathing, coughing, dry throat, runny nose. i have been to the doctor twice. >> in a lawsuit the city of oakland

. >> one of the many dreamers she mentioned was a young man named jose from heyward that wants to be a police officer. democrats and republicans are still trying to negotiate a deal to keep some of the dreamers in the country. something 87% of americans would like to see. >> new numbers out tonight show that the california governor's race is neck and neck. it's a virtual tie between top democratic candidates. a high number of voters are undecided. and tonight past infidelities are coming back to complicate the race. in a recent forum republican candidates brought up what they called a character stain. newsome who was the mayor of san francisco at the time admitted to the affair more than a decade ago breaking his silence to kpix5. >> the fact is i made a decision that was a bad decision. i made a choice that was a choice that hurt people that i cared about. and that's something that i am coming to grips with. it's something i can't do over. and it's something for the rest of my life i'll regret. >> the republicans also targeted newsome's democratic rival calling out the end of his 20

. >> tonight we know what caused this big water main break in heyward. earthquake experts are calling it a creepy situation. the pipe snapped suddenly on sunday causing a flood along highland boulevard. we're there with more on what exactly happened. >> reporter: seismologists refer to a creep as a steady movement that's pretty constant in the earth. and that is what they believe caused this massive water main break. the water main break on highland boulevard was so powerful it forced the street to rise and buckle. it looked as if the earth was about to burst from the extreme pressure. >> crop that was here was washed away all the way to the front. >> the rupture sent water, rocks, and mud down the street and opened up a sinkhole that almost swallowed a car. the break was called by what's called a creek. a constant or periodic movement on the fault. >> it's kind of scary because this time it was really close to the house. and i guess to any of the neighbors it's scary and some of our neighbors the water went inside their houses. >> the water flooded the

heyward only 52. mid-50s at most. 49 for a high in daly city with a shower possible. half yell 52. and north bay could see a few snow showers tomorrow. lake port only 46 degrees. we're sunnier and calmer on friday. weekend looks pleasant to get outside. another round of scattered showers possible on monday. so we have to consider the source of our rain. comes up from hawaii, a lot of rainfall coming down from alaska just a few scattered showers. but we'll take anything we can get at this point. >> we've received nothing for the past month. >> maybe just a drop would be nice. >> we'll be happy with it, yes. thank you. tonight the 500-foot tall 10,000-year clock being built inside a mountain. >> and here are tonights guests from the late show with stephen colbert. seriously. this is amazon c-e-o jeff bezo' >>> tonight one of the richest men in the world is building a giant cuckoo clock. >> seriously? seriously. this is amazon ceo jeff bazos 10,000-year clock it's being built inside a mountain in texas. the 500-foot high timepiece will only tick once a year. it will cost

heyward 69. danville, pittsburgh up to the 60s. 59 in mill valley. sonoma 62.land your high is 62 tomorrow. and 61 in cloverdale. extended forecast, wet in the north baby wednesday even -- wet in the north bay wednesday. it's amazing how dry february was and how wet march will begin. could it be a miracle march? >> you never know. >> you never know. first couple of days is looking okay. >> everything else has been weird. >> you're exactly right. thanks, paul. >>> this bay area barista is about to start serving customers. tonight see how this robot does more than just serve up coffee. >>> and here are tonight's guests on the late show with stephen colbert. ♪ [thinking] mexican spices? ♪ [thinking] nacho cheese sauce? they don't want these coming out. who's they? the burger people. they! they! nacho fries, now serving at a taco bell near you. [bong!] will serve up morning coffee in downtown san francisco... >>> well the future is here in just a few hours. a robot will serve up morning coffee downtown san francisco. >> robin, the barista will make its debut at caf

not much change in the temperatures over towards the east bay. 54. 52, pleasanton. 53, heyward.shine throughout the peninsula. 54, palo alto. low 50s throughout san francisco. and through marin, napa, sonoma counties. 54 in sonoma. on my extended forecast. chance of showers. by 10:00 p.m. tomorrow. newt change. keep the chances of scattered rain wednesday and thursday. a better chance of rain though as we head throughout sunday night into monday's forecast. as the these disturbances roll in. the next three days, we could see more, low snow down to, 500. maybe 1,000 feet. so much busier here in the weather department than we were with the sunny weather a few weeks ago. we like it. let's go. >> we do. thank you, jeff. >>> up next, the iphone. apple bug and warning scenes to watch out for. bart says it cannot build a station at the howard terminal site, where the a )s want to >>> happening now on the facebook page. swing and miss for the as. bart cannot build a station at howard terminal site. bart says too long to design and build. we're back in a moment. ♪ they're super... ...but

heyward 69. danville, pittsburgh up to the 60s. 59 in mill valley. sonoma 62. oakland your high is 62 tomorrow. and 61 in cloverdale. extended forecast, wet in the north baby wednesday even -- wet in the north bay wednesday. it's amazing how dry february was and how wet march will begin. could it be a miracle march? >> you never know. >> you never know. first couple of days is looking okay. >> everything else has been weird. >> you're exactly right. thanks, paul. >>> this bay area barista is about to start serving customers. tonight see how this robot does more than just serve up coffee. >>> and here are tonight's guests on the late show with stephen colbert. fire fighting is a very dangerous profession. we have one to two fires a day and when you respond together and you put your lives on the line, you do have to surround yourself with experts. and for us the expert in gas and electric is pg&e. we run about 2,500/2,800 fire calls a year and on almost every one of those calls pg&e is responding to that call as well. and so when we show up to a fire and pg&e sho

they did not leave it on the bridge but someone was taken to heyward. westbound, still slow. we'll send it back to you. >>> also new at 11:00, california's attorney general just announcing a new partnership to keep an eye on the reforms being made with the police department. it is a rule no longer with the government. pete? >> reporter: good morning to you. the california attorney general javier becerra announcing what you just said, that he will serve as the independent evaluate or looking at the reforms being put in place by the san francisco police department. that partnership ended last fall when the trump administration said they would no longer provide guidance when it dime i am proving police/community relations. when it comes to keeping tabs on areas such as racial bias and recruitment. you had the attorney general speaking to the audience at the san francisco police department. here's what he had to say. >> we needed this memorandum of understanding between the city and county of san francisco, the police department of san francisco, and the state of california throu

it happened yesterday morning in heyward.fire in san francisco this morning, reported on fulton street. two victorians were affected. >>> and the rush is on to get unique beer, a local tradition available only once a year in sonoma county. at russian river brewing company. >>> stay with us. weather and traffic in just a moment. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> good morning. 8:57. we have a traffic alert for drivers along highway 92. one way traffic controlled, all due to this overturned semi- truck. do be advised you are going to want to avoid the area. traffic is backed up on to highway 1 in both dir

. >> abc7 news caught up with swalwel in heyward as he met with his constituens for coffee. >>> what cruise in the south pacific turned into a violent nightmare for some passengers. this after vicious brawls broke out over the course of several days. the carnival legend set sale from melbourne, australia, but had to return to port after several days of fist fights. the brawls began when one guest stepped on somebody else's flip flops. some blame a group of two dozen people traveling together. >> terrifying, like people screaming, running around, throwing glasses. nig nightmare. >> blood everywhere, people's faces getting smashed in. >> security guards had to intervene, but how they handled the fight is always raising questions. >>> still ahead here on abc7 mornings, our recent streak of warm temperatures is having a visible impact on grapevines in the wine country. find out what that means when it comes to making wine. >>> and here's a live look from our emeryville camera. time to find your heavy coats and get them out. the big chill is in effect this week. lisa along shortly with th

experts who say cyber crime will grow drones will be misused and that's just in the next decade him heyward with us from cambridge in the u k. it is the stuff of science fiction or at least it used to be a computer able to master and a chinese boardgame without human help to win every time and a truck that drives to itself computers and vehicles powered by artificial intelligence now leading a demick so warning not to put the brakes on ai but that the technology is increasingly being used for malicious purposes for political or financial gain to extort and to gain influence cyber attacks on infrastructure as we've seen in ukraine attacks on computers in hospitals manipulation people for example we've seen some. attempts to manipulate political elections in the u.s. and in europe recently now those have been varying degrees of effectiveness with the techniques we have today but artificial intelligence will allow new types of cyber attacks that might be more capable than we had before very safe. from health care to walk their machine based thinking is revolutionizing the way we live exposing

swalwell's testimony is from jose of heyward, california. he came to the united states as a child from mexico he only pledged allegiance to the united states of america. he's headed to college soon and wants to be a police officer. in the only country he has called home. thank you, mr. swalwell for bringing that to our attention. -- anetta's story is from ee la in in a's we have heard. valentina heard from garcia gonzalez. she was only 6 when her family brought her to the united states from uruguay. she was a bright child, learned english after a few months. she said after that -- she ecame her parents' right hand. everything about speaking to the outside world meant i was in the front. it was a lot of responsibility for a young, undocumented kid. in addition, she says, in addition to this responsibility she was an excellent student. she received the president's education award twice, once from president bush, once from president obama. in hollywood he was she was an honors graduate, advanced placement, leading of student -- leader of studen