in chinatown, jackie ward, kpix 5. . >>> time now 6:31.akland not looking too bad. jaclyn will have a traffic report coming up. and "salesforce tower" camera looking north towards marin. you can seth reddgorange. a gorgeous start. get ready for a weekend that's going to be nice out there. we are going to see a little change on saturday. but then the warmup really begins. looking west clear except for right there over sutro tower. that's where the clouds just kind of like to linger just near twin peaks but it looks like most of san francisco, san jose, all of our live cameras are showing clear conditions even over at mount vaca. temperature-wise not too bad to start off the day. 52 normal in santa rosa you're a little cooler than normal conditns alt temperatures will be warning up. hhad enoughlayer for the past mornings. those west winds are still around. so temperature-wise we are going to be right where we should be this time of year not too much of a warmup today. it's going to feel overall pretty comfortable. 60s around the bay because

gresswoman pelosi's san francisco office, jackie ward, kpix 5. bus service at san francisco's new transbay transit terminal pelosi says while the navy and epa have both said parcel a is save, the people of bayview- hunters point have been hurt and retesting will be done. the original clean-up of the area may have exposed thousands to radioactive material. many of them claim their level conditions have led them to be seriously ill. at a meeting held at the san francisco supervisors last month, the district's representative malia cohen said her constituents deserve more respect. >> it feels as if the navy is constantly sweeping something under the rug and that that is very disingenuous and quite frankly it's infuriating! it's not fair! >> reporter: parcel g will also be examined once more. pelosi says the radiological retesting will include trench excavations, surface scans and soil sampling as well as building scans. so tetra tech, the company that originally was in charge of this whole clean-up process, said that they are willing to pay for retes

but first, jackie ward tracking the numbers in the san francisco mayoral race. it's a close one, jackie. >> reporter: it's exciting and stressful. so we still don't know and can't be sure who the next mayor of san francisco is. but we do have some of the latest numbers for you this morning. so board of supervisor president london breed is first with 35.64%. state for mark leno is second with 25.92%. and supervisor jane kim is in third with 22.84% of the vote. however, when you take ranked choice into consideration, the numbers get closer because voters can rank their top three candidates. so state senator mark leno leads with less than 2,000 votes and 50.42% of the vote. board president breed has 49.58%. we were at london breed's election watch party last night where it was a celebration. early indicators showed her with a lead over leno. if she would win, breed would be the first black woman elected as mayor of san francisco. >> we all have a voice. and i don't care what neighborhood we come from. we c do anything want to do. >> yeah! >> that's what this campaig

in the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> it is 6:32. taking a live look outside this friday morning on the left-hand side of your screen, a gorgeous shot from our exclusive "salesforce tower" camera of the bay. the sun is shining. and on the right-hand side, well, 880 in oakland traffic moving smoothly. >> yeah. both shots not too bad. >> all right. gianna in for jaclyn today. you have an easy day so far. >> so far. now it's getting a lot better actually seeing a couple of hot spots, but overall it's going to be "friday light" from hopefully this point forward. we start with a trouble spot though. it's a minor trouble spot. it's on the lower deck of the bay bridge. we are getting word of a broken-down vehicle. eastbound right at treasure island, you can see on the upper deck which is the commute direction, traffic is moving nicely as you head through there. so no delays in that area. and even though that stall is on the eastbound side, it's not causing too much of a backup through there so the metering lights are on at the bay bridge. y

from concord city hall, jackie ward, kpix 5. cities heats up: eral appeals court is giving president trump's administration a temporary win in ngoing legal >>> as the showdown over sanctuary cities heats up, a federal appeals court is giving president trump's administration a temporary win in one ongoing legal battle. the 7th u.s. circuit court of appeals granted a request from u.s. attorney general jeff sessions. the ruling narrows the scope of a nationwide injunction over the administration's attempt to withhold grants from so-called sanctuary cities. it will now only apply to the city of chicago until further consideration. the sanctuary policies limit local law enforcement's cooperation with i.c.e. agents. >>> immigrants, politicians and activists continue to react to the u.s. supreme court's ruling to uphold president trump's travel ban. as laura podesta reports, the decision means people from five countries with predominantly muslim populations are not allowed to enter the u.s. >> reporter: by a vote of 5-4, on tuesday the

in chinatown, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> so what are some of the setbacks? >> reporter: so november yerba buena an union square, construction crews had to just dig big huge trenches where there's a lot more room there. but once you get to these tiny narrow streets of chinatown and the financial district, mor about a year. it delayed them >> all right. jackie ward, thank you so much. >>> coming up, facebook is working to ease some traffic near its menlo park headquarters. we'll show you how they are doing it. the coliseum bart station in oakland. cranes have already placed a bart park >>> a big step toward creating affordable housing. a new complex is in the works near the coliseum bart station in oakland. preconstructed units have been placed at a parking lot at 71st and snell. all of the units were built in idaho and trucked to oakland. the project called coliseum connections will eventually have 110 apartments and townhouses. >> the benefits for modular construction that we're rocking today, the speed, efficient -- -- that we're bringing in today, the spee

kpix 5's jackie ward is live with new details.er this morning we should have a better idea of what the retesting of hunters point entails. this time the california department of public health will be overseeing things. democratic leade a statement, >>> nancy pelosi isn't taking the word that hunters point is safe. jackie ward reports. >>> reporter: this is really good news for the people who live in the bayview hunters point neighborhood of san francisco. after demanding something for years, it may finally be happening, retesting of possibly radioactive land near where they live. democratic leader and congresswoman nancy pelosi released a statement saying in part that, quote: >> reporter: so this morning a plan will be made public describing the retesting process that will happen in the future. the clean-up that already took place at the former naval base over the span of 12 years and cost the federal government $1 billion may have been all for nothing. tetra tech may have provided fake test results and people who live there say t

in the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> two dams considered crucial to u.s. national security are at high risk for insider threats. that's according to a new inspector general report. the report cites poor computer security practices such as giving too many employees access to administrative accounts. the department of the interior didn't name the two specific dams but they are among five considered to be critical infrastructure. those five are shasta and folsom dams in california, glen canyon dam in arizona, grand cue lay dam in washington and hoover dam in nevada and avenue. >>> the morning rush is on. >> it's on. we are definitely seeing delays on many of our roads. right now, we have highway 24. there was a report -- excuse me, we'll go to 205 as you approaching 580. we continue to see this backup. this is a backup we have been tracking for about an hour now due to a motorcycle accident blocking at least one lane westbound 580 just past 205. so our "super commuters" dealing with a big slowdown this morning. slower than usual. it's about 30 minutes to 205

from concord city hall, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> the response to the u.s. supreme court's decision to uphold president trump's travel ban has been swift and emotional. kpix 5's andria borba has more on the ruling that sparked nationwide protests. >>> reporter: the 5-4 ruling from the supreme court's conservative majority brought protests on the streets of san side of the building. >> i'm here to stand against the supreme court ruling this morning because i believe that it's discriminatory and it's a racist policy. >> reporter: vindication in the west wing. >> a tremendous success. a tremendous victory for the american people. >> reporter: the majority opinion was written by chief justice john roberts, who said the travel ban was squarely within the scope of presidential authority to protect national security. it says nothing about religion. the court said it covers just 8% of the world's muslim population h. >> the ruling shows that all of the attacks from the media and the democrat politicians are wrong and they turned out to be very wrong. >> reporter: th

kpix 5's jackie ward is live in san francisco with the latest. >>> reporter: it's a political nail-biter, that's for sure. so, yeah, michele, the results have not been called yet. so we still don't know and can't be sure who the next mayor of san francisco is. but we do have some of the latest numbers for you this morning. so board of supervisor president london breed is first with 35.64%. state for mark leno is second with 25.92%. and supervisor jane kim is in third with 22.84% of the vote. however, when you take ranked choice into consideration, the numbers get closer because voters can rank their top three candidates. so state senator mark leno leads with less than 2,000 votes and .4vote. board president breed has 49.58%. it's close. we were at london breed's election watch party last night where it was a celebration. early indicators showed her with a lead over leno. if she would win, breed would be the first black woman elected as mayor of san francisco. >> this campaign is a winning campaign because we have brought so many people together. >> yeah! >> we have brought people togethe

jackie ward talk to union members to see how they feel about the union ruling. >> we were prepared for this type of ruling. as far as what we plan to do, we're going to stay strong and united. >> reporter: she works for the san francisco housing authority and has been a member of the union for more than 27 years. she says there's a misconception that union dues are used for political causes. she tells me that is not with the money goes towards. >> they are used for representation and negotiating. they are not used to have membipinrsr:this impacts public sector union members like firefighters, teachers and nurses. members in sacramento say they will stand by the union despite what they call, a fast -- frustrating ruling. >> we condemn the supreme court decision backed by billionaires and corporate elites. another attempt by the rich and powerful to take away working people's freedom to stand together and negotiate a fair return number work with good wages. decent benefits, and a chance to retire with dignity. >> reporter: the california senator says special interests have been rigging t

in the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix 5. -- the morning rush is about to start...drivers hitting the roads heading to wor >>> time now is 6:32. as we take a live look outside, golden gate bridge, some of the traffic coming into the city of san francisco. and on the left, "salesforce tower" camera looking west. you can see the ocean there. clear conditions and it's going to be another warm one today. neda. >> yes, it sure will. it's going to be hot inland. that's where you will be feeling the heat. the 90s will be back. we have a slight west wind a little bit of a haze for some of the coastline this morning. but that's about it. we are still going to have plenty of sunshine all across the bay area today. here's a live look over the bay and you can see coit tower right there. it's hazy. there are areas of fog forming this morning but your headlines include another warm one out there and that west wind will contribute to minimal cooling. it's not going to be too significant probably won't feel it but this afternoon it will pick up and then we'll see those temperatures

in the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> time now 6:40.ew images of a volcanic river are flooding over parts of hawaii's big island leaving a path of destruction behind. >> plus, why tesla is now filing a lawsuit against a former employee. >> and the market just opened up about 10 minutes ago. let's check the big board. the dow is down 75. coming up, we'll get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. mcdonald's new fresh beef quarter pounder is so good, garry's speechless. so here is gabrielle union. you know i can't resist all that 100% fresh beef juiciness. you're all i think about. ....the burger, garry. the new fresh beef quarter pounder burgers. hawaii's history. since re- erupting last month: >>> kilauea volcano in hawaii set a new record the one of the biggest eruptions in the state's history. since erupting last month, about 250 million cubic meters of lava spewed out. that amount could fill about 100,000 olympic sized pools. it has destroyed over 500 homes forcing more than 200,000 people to evacuate. you can s

jackie ward, kpix 5. the lawsuit claims the "donald j. trump foundation" engaged in "persistent illegal conduct" for more than a decade. it accuses the trumps of using charity funds to pay legal settlements, and violating new york state ru >>> the state of new york is suing president donald trump and his children over there charitable foundation. the lawsuit claims the donald j. trump foundation engaged in persistent illegal conduct for more than a decade, accusing the trumps of using charity funds to pay legal settlements and violating new york state laws governing nonprofits. the president is firing back. in a tweet, "these sleazy new york democrats are doing everything they can to see me on a foundation that took $18 million in e-mail. as nikki battiste explains, the report takes aim at "both" former f.b.i. director james comey and former attorney general loretta lynch. and gave to charity more than it took in. i won't settle this case. >>> a new report from the inspector general criticizing the fbi's investigation into hillary clinton

kpix 5's jackie ward shows us what happened. >> interesting morning. that's for sure. we woke up when we heard knocking on our door. >> reporter: from chopper 5, you could see what was going on just feet from this front door. a sedan,balancg h a smashed fence anra>> someone ra road and went flying over the fence into our neighbor's roof downhill. >> reporter: police say this happened around 6:20 this morning and believe the driver was traveling very fast. they say it made a turn off the 9900 block of golf links road, of the private hill to a street, and launched into the air before landing on the garage. nothing shows that the driver trying to stop. there are no tire tracks to be found anywhere. >> this is very common to have an accident of this nature, driv able to geout ofh his car on his own. grabbed a medical backboard and began attacking officers with it, seriously injuring an officer. >> the officer is being treated rious inries to the face and head. significant injuries to the face and head. >> reporter: as bad as this looks, officers it could have been worse ha

jackie ward, kpix 5. the littl she justaddlesaround the office. like a little puppy. >> adorable. >> here's a look right now across the bay. a gorgeous day to get outside. if you have a pet, taken for a walk. right now, across the bay and san francisco and beyond, plenty of sunshine out there. it has been a really nice friday. a lot of people probably antsy to get the weekend started. not the whole weekend can we expect beautiful wheat -- conditions like this pick the first appleby cloudy starting tomorrow morning. right now, across the golden gate bridge, look at that proof of clouds coming through. nothing too significant. note that marine layer just yet. that won't get here until tonight and early tomorrow. san francisco right now 60 to degrees. 74 in san jose. santa rosa, 78 degrees. concord, in the 80s. overall this afternoon, it will feel warmer than yesterday. that wind is starting to pick ho sustained wind through sfo and san francisco. still that onshore breeze, so still keeping our temperatures pretty normal for this type of year. it is

reporter jackie ward shows us people who disagree with today's ruling who say their fight is not over yet. >> i think this decision is terrible and irrevocable. it's not that. o think this is a rs and trum victory, it is not at all. >> reporter: a fight the asian law caucus and cair california have been fighting for months. despite the supreme court ruling, they say their battle against the trump administration isn't over. san francisco's supervisor, an iranian american, stands with them. >> we will continue to fight this and continue to take this to court. we will continue to take this to the streets. >> reporter: since the travel ban took effect last december, they say lives have been disrupted. >> our families have been separated. studies have been interrupted. medical attention that has needed sought has not been able to do so. >> reporter: political leaders from california expressed their dismay and frustration, as well. minority leader nancy pelosi saying, "no matter how many times@real donald trump rewrites his muslim ban, it remains one of the great injustices of our time." se

jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> coming up, this video goes viral. a jogger tossing a homeless man's longings into lake merritt and today -- belongings into lake merritt and today a rally to show the outrage and the empathy. >>> ocean beach invaded by hundreds of legs and stubby tails and pointy eared cueties with apparently a crowd. we'll take you to this year's corgi-con in san francisco. >>> we're showing you double lynn and the view -- dublin and the view of mount diablo because we have to. we'll explain that when we have the forecast after a break. crystal geyser alpine spring water starts here, passes through here, and is bottled right here. at the mountain source. naturally. crystal geyser is the only major u.s spring water bottled at the mountain source. naturally. how far does crystal geyser alpine spring water travel from its source to the bottle? less than a mile and a half. crystal geyser. always bottled at the mountain source. naturally. and got national attention... a man nikcnamed "jogger jo >>> well, this video outraged a community an

jackie ward, kpix 5. two the nfl's system arbitrator has to first determine whether these depositions are necessary. at the lawyers make it past that stage, they would have to argue their case in a district court. >>> president trump is focused on his upcoming summit with north korean dictator kim jong- un. he is hosting japanese prime minister, shinzo abe at the white house, where the two will discuss the upcoming meeting in singapore. we have details from the nation's capital. >>reporter: japanese prime minister, shinzo abe, arrives at the white house today for meetings with president trump at the two have a lot to discuss ahead of next week's planned summit between mr. trump and north korean dictator, kim jong-un. trump and shinzo abe agree the ultimate goal needs to be the complete shutdown of north korea's nuclear and -- most missile program. a deal could still leave japan vulnerable to short arrange korean missiles. >> just within the past year, japanese citizens have had to take cover. the sirens,

jackie ward, kpix 5. >> the warriors could be heading to washington after all. congresswoman nancy pelosi and out inviting the warriors to the u.s. capitol. now, during the finals, steph curry and lebron james both declined invitations to the white house. the president followed that on friday saying that the warriors would not be invited. >>> time now 4:40. a bay area community is rallying behind a high school valedictorian who had her graduation speech cut off by administrators. >> plus, how a trail of doritos crumbs landed a man in jail in the east bay. just when you thought you were done painting... ...you discover paint bleed under your tape... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter's tape treated with patented paintblock technology. paintblock reacts with the water in latex paint to form a micro-barrier against paint bleed, giving you the sharpest lines possible. get professional results with frogtape... no messy lines, no paint bleed. for sharp lines every time, frog it! stanford-bound student who was silenced during her high school graduation spe

kpix5's jackie ward is in noe valley with that story. >> reporter: jessica farb said her friend had left her home less than an hour before she got a phone call she never expected, that her friend was in the hospital being treated for a serious head injury. >> we found out that since then that she was assaulted and she was hit in the head with abelian object. we aren't sure what, -- a blunt object. we're not sure what but very likely something like a hammer or a pipe. >> reporter: in this recently obtained surveillance video from a nest camera from sunday, june 3rd , you can barely see a woman crossing 28th street on sanchez from right to left across the top of your screen. she walks out of frame, but the camera's microphone picks up sounds of the woman screaming and her baby crying. jessica says her friend doesn't remember anything from the time she left her home to when she realized she was in the hospital and couldn't give police any details of what happened, but her sister who lives in washington d.c. was able to offer something. >> she was on facetime with her sister right before the

in oakland, jackie ward, kpix5. >>> people will be going hog wild about the weather by monday.end on the way for the bay area, but first it will be time for a cool change and there's our first clue, the forecast coming up. >> coming up at 6:00 tonight bay area home prices reach a new level of insanity. a san francisco home sells for $1.6 million over asking and the reason behind the trend may be all about bragging rights. >> but first the markets closed up today. here's a look at the closing numbers from wall street. internet. but not just any internet. it's "you've never gamed with speeds like this" internet. it's "all your teenagers streaming at once" internet. it's "i can get up to one, two, three, four, five mobile lines included?" internet! it's internet from xfinity that makes your life simple. easy. awesome. see how you can save by getting xfinity mobile included with your internet. get started with xfinity internet with more speed than ever for $29.99 a month for 12 months. click, call or visit a store today. >>> we made it. it's almost the weekend. a long week. >> that

in oakland, jackie ward, kpix 5 . >>> if you are planning to go to yosemite, now is the time.fall is offering spectacular views but time is of the essence. the will soon slow later this summer with the final snow melting away. >>> it is feeling like winter around here. we are starting office and drizzle and gray skies. as these clouds pass by, they are covering of the view. just a moment ago there was a spectacular view of the bay bridge. there is drizzle along the coast this morning and temperatures right now are in the low 60s pretty much area wide. i promise you that we will try to get that back for you before the end of the show. is the area of low pressure to the north picking up the breezy conditions today. it is high pressure building in behind it and as it does, temperatures will warm where the trend begins on sunday but it doesn't really kick in until monday or tuesday being the warmest day of the week. you can see we start off with gray skies for many locations and even in the east bay. all of that will clear up later today with sunshine for the afternoon. by sunday

jackie ward joins us live with what they have to say. >>> reporter: now doctors are weighing in saying even if families stay together in detention facilities the health toll on children could last a long time. pediatricians and psychologists told cnn that keeping children in custody is traumatizing and can lead to anxiety, depression and thoughts of suicide. because children continue to be held by the government at the border, more than 1,000 women are expected to march in d.c. today. they say the current policies are criminalizing immigrants and children. at a recent campaign rally in north dakota, president trump spoke about immigration. people are coming through as and now 'sting worse ming thoud because we have so much opportunity here. we have done so well and we want people to come into our country, but we want them to come into our country based on merit. >> reporter: yesterday the house failed to pass an immigration bill. what was called the border security and immigration reform act was intended to create a new merit-based visa program and end family separation at the border.

jackie ward joins us now with new details. >>> reporter: now doctors are weighing in saying even if families stay together in detention facilities the health toll on children could last a long time. pediatricians and psychologists told cnn that keeping children in custody is traumatizing and can lead to anxiety, depression and thoughts of suicide. because children continue to be held by the government at the border, more than 1,000 women are expected to march in d.c. today. they say the current policies are criminalizing immigrants and children. at a recent campaign rally in north dakota, president trump spoke about immigration. >> president trump: far fewer people are coming through as much as i complain coming through our southern border and now it's getting worse because we have so much opportunity here. we have done so well and we want people to com country, but we want them to come into our country based on merit. >> reporter: yesterday the house failed to pass an immigration bill. what was called the border security and immigration reform act was intended to create a new merit-based vi

kpix5 reporter jackie ward is on valencia street which over the years has gone from mostly blue collar to a street known for hipsters and foodies. >> reporter: liz, 16 years ago the man who owns this laundromat behind me took a loan out on his house to open this business. since then he's lost his home and now he's about to lose his business. owning his own laundromat has been a dream of paul fields since he was a kid growing up in san francisco. snowfalls has to do their -- >> everyone always has to do their laundry. >> reporter: now after almost 16 years his landlord is pushing him out by raising the rent from 4,800 a month to 11,500. >> if isn't easy for anybody to literally go up 140%. you're making your money a quarter at a time, but in doing so there's no way you can come up with an extra 7,000. >> reporter: paul said to operate his business it already costs him 13,000 a month and he can't keep up with the forced increased costs. >> i'm sad. there's no rights for tenants. that's something for commercial spaces. we have no rights at all and as much as i research and look, there's n

. >> kpix 5's jackie ward joins us now to explain how efforts to curb homelessness could benefit. >>> reporter: it could be potentially really good news. while the legislature still has to approve this today, it's giving the mayors of the biggest cities in california hope. if the legislature votes in favor of this state budget, the big 11 mayors will each get a piece of $150 million to focus strictly on homelessness. they can apply for $250 million worth of competitive grants. half of alameda county's homeless population is in oakland. oakland may get $9 million. >> we expect this money probably to not be available until the ind of the calendar year and then the grant applications may take an even longer amount of time because this will be a whole new department at the state level to address homelessness. >> reporter: now, $9 million may not seem like a lot of money to address such a large problem but schaaf says it will go a long way in prevention, intervention and long-term solutions for homelessness. she specifically mentioned using this money to possibly help people catch up on ba

. >> jackie ward joins us now with the latest move from the white house. >> reporter: good morning to you both and despite the trump administration's best efforts on preventing mexicans from crossing the border illegally, there's still a steady number of people trying to do just that. president trump is rolling out a new feature to his zero tolerance immigration policy called a fast track prosecution program that he hopes to criminally charge more people who cross into california illegally according to attorneys in san diego, the "los angeles times" spoke with. it's called operation streamline. migrants will move through our justice system in group hearings very quickly. some in a matter of just a few hours from arraignment to sentencing. this announcement comes as the united nations is calling on the trump administration to stop separating families at the border. a u.s. spokesman says children should never be detained because of their own or parents' migration status. >> the u.s. should immediately halt this practice of separating families and stop criminalizing what should at most b

. >> kpix 5's jackie ward joins us now with more on that. >>> reporter: good morning. so despite the trump administration's best efforts on preventing mexicans from crossing the border illegally, there's still a steady number of people trying to do just that. president trump is rolling out a new feature to his zero tolerance immigration policy called a fast track prosecution program that he hopes to criminally charge more people who cross into california illegally according to attorneys in san diego, the "los angeles times" spoke with. it's called operation streamline. migrants will move through our justice system in group hearings very quickly. some in a matter of just a few hours from arraignment to sentencing. this announcement comes as the united nations is calling on the trump administration to stop separating families at the border. a u.s. spokesman says children should never be detained because of their own or parents' migration status. >> the u.s. should immediately halt this practice of separating families and stop criminalizing what should at most be an admin

. >> jackie ward is here to explain. >>> reporter: it could be potentially really good news. while the legislature still has to approve this today, it's giving the mayors of the biggest cities in california hope. if the legislature votes in favor of this state budget, the big 11 mayors will each get a piece of $150 million to focus strictly on homelessness. they can apply for $250 million worth of competitive grants. half of alameda county's homeless population is in oakland. oakland may get $9 million. >> we expect this money probably to not be available until the ind of the calendar -- until the end of the calendar year. and then the grant applications may take an even longer amount of time because this will be a whole new department at the state level to address homelessness. >> reporter: now, $9 million may not seem like a lot of money to address such a large problem but schaaf says it will go a long way in prevention, intervention and long-term solutions for homelessness. she specifically mentioned using this money to possibly help people catch up on back rent or give me

jackie ward, kpix5. >>> in our bay area headlines, a fire destroyed this warehouse in san jose earlier this morning. the fire broke out around 2:00 near west san carlos and fires before the cause is under investigation. >> this abandoned car burst into flames in rodeo today. the fire started to spread to nearby trees and grass, but firefighters quickly put it out. >>> homicide detectives are investigating a double shooting in san francisco. the gunshots rang out just after 2:30 this morning at 24th and harrison in the mission district. one person died. a second person is in critical. no word on any suspects. >>> new at noon, a heads up for food stamp recipients. an ebt card outage is set at this weekend. 24 hours starting at 11:00 p.m. tomorrow, california's ebt or electronic benefit transfer system will be down due to a change in vendors and a system upgrade. they will not be able to buy bay areainexcess of about 200, people. that could impact. >>> old ebt cards should still work on the new machines. >>> a major privacy ruling this morning. the u.s. supreme court said police need a se

in san mateo, jackie ward, kpix5. >> stay with kpix5 for election results as they come in.t on www.cbssf.com and our social media platforms. >>> the white house communications aide criticized for making fun of senator john mccain's health during a meeting last month is out of a job. a spokesman made the announcement about kelly sadler today. last month she said mccain's opinion on president trump's cia nominee should be disregarded because "he's dying anyway." mccain is fighting an aggressive form of brain cancer. the white house never publicly condemned sadler's remark and it's unclear if her departure is connected on that coast of. >>> a new tv show -- controversy. >>> a new tv show about colin kaepernick is in development. there is a comedy series being worked on about the former 49ers quarterback. this is video of him in his hometown of turlock in 2013. the show with focus on his high school life. it's envisioned as a friday nightlights meets everybody hates kris. the director is known for work on her movies like a wrinkle in time and selma. >>> the city of antioch is l

kpix 5's jackie ward joins us now with a look ahead. >> reporter: we could be hearing that decision a little later today as he determines what the public has a right to know and what should remain sealed. lawyers on both sides of the case met with judge michael sweet to try to figure out what should be removed from the arrest and search warrants before they are released. the documents detail what was seizedded from joseph deangelo's citrus heights home after he was arrested. that includes possible memorabilia from his suspected crimes. the defense is arguing that making that information public would influence the jury pool. an attorney in sacramento says the public has a right to know. >> we want to know how was this person able to avoid capture for almost 40 years? i mean, we can learn from that. >> reporter: new court documents that have been been made public describe the affidavit as containing a list of evidence items that could link deangelo to the crimes. it also shows the affidavit will provide only a brief account of investigators' use of dna in the case. deangelo faces 12 mur

jackie ward, kpix five. >> the pawnee fire is 0% contained. firefighters are making progress fighting a wildfire. the flat fire is now 35% contained. more than 100-acres have burned, helicopter thes were sc extinct wish the flames. two wildfires are burning red bluff. the stole fire has burned 300 businesses, triggering mandatory ex he accusation was. >>> south bay gearing up to fight a wildfire. jessica flores shows us the only thing missing with the flames. >> scooping down and dumping water. firefighters hose down the tinder dry land. and fire engines race to respond. the scene unfolding in the low hills has the makings of a major wildfire response, today it's just practice. the grass is super dry, we are already seeing increased fire activity, obviously throughout the state. >> santa clara county fire is holding the drill for agencies throughout the county. in this practice there is also assimilated injury to a firefighter. >> we'll have to prioritize resources to figure out how to address getting the firefighter treated safely but also pu

. >> kpix5 jackie ward spent the day in the thick of it. >> reporter: hours before the parade started and long before the players made their way down broadway fans were ready to go. >> this is the best time for oakland. they deserve it. oh my gosh we have been the underdogs for and this feels good. yes. >> we worked hard in practice, took better shots. >> people came from all across the bay area. some were in costume. >> it's like a star wars warriors mash up. >> while some dogs tried to get their dogs set up with klay thompson's dog. >> that's right, hook them up. >> while the warriors gave the crowd what they wanted. as a constant shower of blue and gold confetti fell on the crowd and champagne was being sprayed everywhere sad lebron faces were hard to miss. >> the warriors going to washington after all. nancy pelosi and barbara lee inviting the team to celebrate at the u.s. capitol. the invite comes days after president trump said the finals winner would not be welcome at the white house. >> the president rescinded the traditional offer after lebron james and steph curry both said

kpix 5's jackie ward explains. >>> meet vivian. this 24 pound pig is currently in the peninsula humane society in san mateo, and she is looking for a new home. >> she is extremely healthy. she is a female. and, she is very friendly, very sweet. >>reporter: communications manager, buffy martin tarbox says vivian was found on the street in south san francisco. she is a bit of a mystery. she thinks -- they think she is a potbellied pig and don't know for sure. they don't know how old she is her habit she may get . >> if she is a baby, there is a possibility that she could reach up to 150 pounds. so, just be aware that. so, this isn't really an animal that you can keep in a flat in seven cisco. >>reporter: it is important to the humane society that whoever adopts vivian adopts her for the right reason. >> we will not adopt her out to anybody who would consider her as a source of food. she is a pet. she is a domesticated pig, and she is a pet. >>reporter: for her own diet, she prefers one that consists of pig pellets and alfalfa hay. sh

kpix five's jackie ward reports on the headliner who was ars ago. >>> this weekend san francisco pride> a bay area favorite and grammy nominated artist will be entertaining the crowd. she was homeless just a few years ago. kehlani is hawaiian. she describes her ethnicity as black, white, filipino, native american and spanish. the 23-year-old performer grew up in oakland. >> oakland taught me that i can never compromise who i am. never compromise my heart, never compromise my soul. oakland has a knack for that. the entire bay area has so much heart and soul. >> make some noise if you are from oakland. >> reporter: she identifies herself as neither bisexual or straight but clear. her song called honey was inspired by a lover. >> i wasn't really true to who i was. i'm not saying that the message wasn't true but i would sometimes change the pronoun that i would use or wouldn't use it just for the sake of making sure that the listener could put whatever pronoun they wanted. i made the choice. i feel a lot more free after this song. >> reporter: kehlani 's dad died months after she was born

jackie ward, kpix 5. >> so barring a three pete, this could be the last warriors parade fans get to enjoy in oakland. the team is scheduled to move to san francisco by the start of the 2019 season. >> if you want folks here in oakland to know one thing about your move to san francisco, what would that be? >> 11 miles. it's not that far. 11 miles. you know, come out and keep being the fans. we love our fans. come with us. >> so here's hoping we see one more championship parade in oakland next year. the warriors say they will not be going to the white house. san francisco congresswoman nancy pelosi is inviting the team to the u.s. capitol to celebrate their win there. >> i think the whole league is thinking it's going to be a three-peat. >> they are heavily favored for next year as well. we'll see where lebron is. >> that's true. >>> ken also got a chance to chat with senator gavin knew some. >> loyalty noefr changes. i got to -- loyalty never changes. when it comes to sports teams, you're not going to see those stripes change. >> he even suggested a pocket of a cross bay parade the next ti

. >> in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5 . >>> the big event of the pride -- parade starts tomorrow morning but if you can't go anywhere, don't worry -- we will stream the entire event online. join us at our friends and colleague -- hank spent 25 years reporting the news at kpix and he's a pioneer in the early days of the coverage of aids as well as critical issues affecting the lgbt community and he's proud to be back with us lending a hand for tomorrow 's coverage. >> i'm absolutely thrilled to be back at kpix and to see my old friends . i was one of the first openly gay tv reporters in america and i've kind of covered the whole gamut of the movement from stonewall up to today through same-sex marriage and all the rest of it and i am so happy to be back and covering this beautiful pride parade in the city. it means the world to me. >> watch our life parade coverage tomorrow morning beginning at 10:30 am on kpix .com. >>> still ahead, the beach boardwalk is hiring -- the first cohort is filling to hire -- is hiring for, to fill seasonal positions. the city of santa clara... t peopl

jackie ward shows us what you can get for $2 million.>> there is not a lot of housing in palo alto. >> too small to be called the house, this bungalow in palo alto is not even 900 ft.2. it is not it's historical term that is gaining attention. it is the price tag. for just under $2.6 million. that means it is about a lot per square foot. >> my people felt like based on its location and the opportunity on the lot itself, this was a price that they were comfortable with.>> realtor laura mccarthy says it is coming off of a record-breaking spring. that begs the question, is this bubble about to burst? the short answer is probably not. >> if we look globally, london has remained strong, new york has remained strong, we have a lot here. we have people coming in from all over the world. >> the cottage features a remodeled detached garage that can be used as a spare bedroom or office. but you have to go outside to access the laundry room and the basement. she said she hasn't received any offers on -- in the two weeks it has been listed. >> we have now settled down and i had a number of showin

in the newsroom, jackie ward, tran to five. -- kpix five. >>> it is an attempt to shift the financial responsibility when it's power lines caused wildfires and then passed liability cost to ratepayers. they argue that utility companies can't assume the same level of responsibility given that the old -- overall danger has increased. >>> the government says it knows the location of all the children who have been separated from the parents -- from the immigration policy the president is now immigration stance.>> on sunday, the president tweeted that the u.s. cannot allow all of these people to invade our country. with no judges are court cases, bring them back from where they came.>> democratic summer responded to the treat after touring an immigration center in south texas.>> a woman comes hereh four-year-old son and says i am asking for honesty, i have been threatened by gangs in my home country. we should at least give her a hearing. >> some republicans question the zero tolerance policy. >> it certainly was done in a ready, fire, aim, way. >> they separated more than 2000 people from

jackie ward is down the hall from us where we're hosting an official kick-off event. >> can you hear the beat and the studio? >> a really great turn-out. we have a lot of local organizations and st pride representatives. we got some energy. any time there's a pride event in san francisco, we know there's going to be great energy. people got decked out for the event. we're raising money for sf pride tonight. there are a lot of amazing auction items including the market street rainbow flag that's been flying in san francisco since 1978. we've got some giants tickets, airline tickets, and of course we have a huge bottle of champagne. so it's going to be a great pride month. of course we are the media sponsors for thisear'sride parade. we'll be streaming it on kpix 5 kbcw. we're so excited to be here for this event and the month is just getting started. back to you. >> we'll be next door in just a minute right after the newscast. we'll see you soon. >> sounds and looks fun. >>> taking a live look outside, our exclusive sales force cameras. mounted more than 1,000 feet in the sky above sa

and i'm jackie ward.. julie has the day off.. let's start this .. . >>>welcome back. good morning. >> let's start this lfho with o focast rerter: wed 10 to 15 degrees on friday. we will gain an additional 10 to 15 degrees today. look at these highs. back to the 90s in sonoma and napa county. fairfield, a high of 95-degree, concord 95-degree, 90 in san jose. it will be warm near the water as well, oakland 83, fremont, 85, and 75 your high today in san francisco. coming up in my full weather cast, how long the heat sticks around and when we finally will climb back to average. that's all coming up soon. >> thank you so much. >>>it took almost six months but the largest wildfire in reported california history is officially out. yesterday, los padres officials called the fire extinguished. the fire began way back in early december of last year, and burned more 440 square miles in ventura and santa barbara counties. two people were killed, more than a thousand buildings were destroyed. >>>police are investigating the stabbing deaths of two people in a room at one of the old

kpix5's jackie ward shows us what a buyer can get for the money. >> there is not a lot of housing in. >> reporter: too small to be called a house, this bungalow is not even 900 square feet. it's not its historical charm that's gaining attention. it's the price tag for just under $2.6 million. that means it's about 2800 per square foot. >> my people felt like based on its location and the opportunity on the lot itself that this was a price that they we c>>porte alr says the mash is coming off a record breaking spring and an active first quarter which begs the question is the bubble about to burst. the short answer is probably not. >> if we look globally, london has remained strong. new york has remained strong. we have a lot here. we have people coming in from all over the world. >> the cottage features remodeled detached garage that can be used as a spare bedroom or office. laura hasn't received any offers in the two weeks it's been listed. >> we have settled down and now today i had a number of showings, a number of agents come through. >> reporter: there are also city approved plan

she passed away in april and kpix 5's, jackie ward, on the movement that she started on her motorcycleer: some people come into your life to help guide you in the right direction. >> she said a particular tempo that kept us on track and was not afraid to give us leadership responsibilities and allow us to make mistakes. >> reporter: she cleared up some of the murkiness that can get in the way. >> she helped us to see things that just did not matter. >> reporter: for the members of dykes on bikes, soni wolf was that person . >> she was a rock, the heart of who we are, and what we came to stand for. >> reporter: soni wolf started to ride with the women's motorcycle contingent in 1978 and took an official role in 1990. she was the group secretary. >> i would not change anything that i have done, every step of my life i have learned something, whether it is right or wrong, or crazy or not. >> the word has an offensive edge to it, but for soni wolf, she fully embraced it, encouraging others to do the same. in 2003 the organization officially voted to recognize themselves as dykes on bikes .

and she said, jackie, you have to come over and help us with this senatorial race. the main opponent was really the committeeman for the 16th ward, a guy by the name of jim taylor who had, as part of his tricks, he would put up other candidates with the same name as the candidate he was opposing. so there were two other washingtons on the ballot to try and confuse the voters. so my job was to put together a precinct operation that would overcome taylor. and from that election until the '87 election, i did the precinct organization for every one of harold's campaigns. >> wow. i want to get back to the amazing ralph metcalf who's really an important person in chicago history, but i really -- and, monroe, talk about young reporter -- >> well, i wasn't that young. [laughter] >> well -- >> i'd been in the business for 13 years. >> right. but -- >> well, much younger than i am now. [laughter] i met harold right after he had been elected state senator. i was on a radio program with him, wvon radio. i had just done an investigation on car repairs in the city of chicago for the tribune. and we had been ripped off half the time when we to

jackie ward joins us in the studio with the latest developments. the latest numbers show london breed widening her lead .. to about 18- hundred votes. the elections depart >> sources tell susie steimle, mark leno plans to announce his concession to london breed in about an hour. however, an official winner for the san francisco mayor has not been announced. the latest numbers show london breed widening her lead to about 1800 votes the elections department is still counting votes but the math has not been working in leno's favor. leno team would have to calculate if he could catch up to breed. he would have been the first openly gay man to serve as mayor in the city's history. if he drops out of the race, it would clear a way for london breed. she would become the first african-american woman elected san francisco mayor. because of her position as -- on board of uld retire from politics supervisors, she became the acting mayor after the death of mayor ed lee for a time. leno told melissa kane that if he did not win the mayor's race he would retire f

kpix 5's jackie ward joins us with the story. i was so sad to hear this because i remember growing up following koko. >> reporter: she was very loved. this is sad news for the bay area and for everyone who knew about koko. >>> reporter: cocoa was born on the 4th of july, 1971, at the san francisco zoo. in 1974, she began working with dr. francine penny patterson at stanford. there, the gorilla project was founded and koko learned sign language. she became an icon for interspecies communication and empathy and even had her own pet kitten named all ball who was featured in national geographic alongside koko in 1985. the book koko's kitten was published shortly after that and is still used in schools all over the world. the gorilla foundation says koko was able to teach us the emotional capacity and cognitive ability of gorillas and they will continue to honor her legacy with ongoing project in africa, the great ape sanctuary on maui and even a sign language app that features koko. she was 46. >>> time now 5:10. the scooter problem