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industry affects -- fisherman's wharf they should not be locating their facilities down along jefferson street sears says months ago by krill companies agreed to motivate five proposed sites near fisherman's wharf. but now they regretted. the city also provides the past and motivate for free. sears says he plays $25,000 a month in rent. so what can you say to those rental bike shop owners who think you're trying to steal a chunk of their business? >> bike share is really about short-term trips. mostly for locals. we do know that some visitors like to connect to neighborhoods but we are not in the business of servicing all day trips and guided tours. >> the controversy comes as motivate is getting ready to increase its fleet from 700 to 7000 bikes next week. meanwhile they released a statement saying tourism is the largest industry in san francisco and the small business for visitors is essential to the industry and our city. we will not allow companies come into our city and threaten the livelihood of those visitors. >> as a gesture of good fate motivate said they've removed any references of

neighbors set aside this day to mark the success of the area's largest reality center at 52nd and jefferson street a check of the accu weather forecast with melissa magee and started allow si but ended great >> we told you it would get better >> you did. >> i'm glad you listen. we had showers earlier today and the sun came out turned out to be beautiful. storm tracker 6 live double scan radar, dry, and no issues with precipitation. we're looking good, we'll show you picture outside. the action cam was outside earlier walking along the streets of manayunk you can see we got a bright blue sky and cumulus clouds. really comfortable. slightly above average, still not bad with numbers in the 70's. right now in philadelphia, we're coming in at 76, same thing for lancaster, allentown and reading, it's 75, 76 for wilmington and dover at the coast in cape may 69, and the middle 60's there in the poconos. here is satellite 6 along with action radar. we have the disturbance that came through earlier and that triggered showers but you look off to the north and west and we're tracking the next disturbance that

not cannibalize the tours industry, they should not be locating their facilities down along jefferson street> months ago bike rental company agree 45 sites, but now they regretted. the city also provides them to motivate for free. he says he paid $25,000 per month in rent. >> what can you say to those rental owners who think you are trying to steal a chunk of their business?>> i share is about short-term trips mostly for locals. we do know some visitors like to connect to neighborhoods, but we are not in the business of servicing audit trips and guided tours. >> the controversy comes that they get ready to increase their fleet. meanwhile, tourism is the largest industry in san francisco and the small businesses are essential. >> as a gesture of good faith motivate says it has removed any references from its website. meanwhile, it along with the city continue to talk about the issue behind closed doors. >>> we are talking about the golden gate bridge as well and the fog there around the bay area. >> it looks pretty good. i would say if you like the fog you should take a look at the photo i am

this is a lyft driver stopped on jefferson street near pier 39 in san franciso .s ambiance at first, i thought the driver was waiting for this red mustang to make an illegle u-turn but even after that the driver just sat there nats: ambiance then finally the driver started inching forward then i realized he waiting for a fare . in case you don't know this is the transit lane for buses and trollies only not to mention the no stopping signs clearly posted nats: ambiance then shortly after the lyft driver, there was this uber driver who basically did the exact same thing. except he activated his park anywhere button.until his passengers arrive . oh and by the way there is a huge white zone right here all the drivers needed to do was turn right at onto the embacadero stanley it's not that people behave badly you behave too good you're too good for us so give us give us a breakwell than i guess i'll give this uber driver a break for picking up in the transit lanes down by fisherman's wharf. who cares if there's a trolly approaching nats biance and i won't even mention

they should not be locating their facilities down along jefferson street. >> months ago bike rental companies agree to motivate five sites for bike share paths now they regret it. the city provides the path to motivate for free. he pays $25,000 a month in rent. >> this is not fair. >> what do you say to those owners who think you are trying to steal their business?>> bike share is about short-term trips most for the locals we know that some visitors like to connect to visitors neighborhoods we are not in the business of servicing all day trips. >> meanwhile the mayor says towards them is the largest industry in san francisco and small businesses who serve the visitors are essential to the economy and city. will not allow a company to come to the city and threaten the livelihood of the small businesses. this controversy comes as motivate is getting ready to increase its fleet from 700 to 7000 bikes the gesture of good faith the company says they have removed references to bikes riding to the golden gate bridge from its website. also discussions between motivate the city and local bike shop ren

should not cannibalize the tourist industry at fisherman's wharf, locating their facilities along jefferson street. >> reporter: sears says months ago bike rental companies agreed to renovate five proposed sites for fisherman's wharf but now they regret it. sears says he pays $25,000 a month in rent. >> we don't think that this is fair. >> what can you say to those rent bishop owners who think you are trying to steal a chunk of your business away from them. >> sure. bike share is about short term trips mostly for locals. we know visitors like to connect to neighborhoods but we are not in the business of servicing all-day trips and guided tours. >> reporter: motivate now is getting ready to increase its fleet from 700 to 7,000 bikes next week. the mayor released a statement saying tourism is the largest industry in san francisco and the small businesses that serve our visitors are essential to the economy and city. we will not allow a company to come into our city and threaten the livelihood of those small businesses. motivate says as a gesture of good faith they removed the rights from its golden

this is a lyft driver stopped on jefferson street near pier 39 in san franciso .ught the driver was waiting for this red mustang to make an illegle u-turn but even after that the driver just sat there nats: ambiance then finally the driver started inching forward then i realized he waiting for a fare . in case you don't know this is the transit lane for buses and trollies only not to mention the no stopping signs clearly posted nats: ambiance then shortly after the lyft driver, there was this uber driver who basically did the exact same thing. except he activated his park anywhere button.until his passengers arrive . oh and by the way there is a huge white zone right here all the drivers needed to do was turn right at onto the embacadero stanley it's not that people behave badly you behave too good you're too good for us so give us give us a breakwell than i guess i'll give this uber driver a break for picking up in the transit lanes down by fisherman's wharf. who cares if there's a trolly approaching nats ambiance and i won't even mention this golden gate pedicab

she's accused of assaulting a woman across the street from aria jefferson's health campus last week. she punched and kicked the woman until she passed out and then tried to stuff the victim into a trash bag. >>> staying in philadelphia, police looking for three men who sexually assaulted a 16-year-old girl. they'll tell us that men in ski masks grabbed the teen while she was walking in frankfurt last night. investigators say the men forced her into their car, drove to an abandoned lot on folksrod street. that's where they assaulted her. according to police, the teen managed to get away. she ran to a relative's house. right now, investigators are searching for the attackers. >>> there's news in the fight against the opioid epidemic. for the first time ever, the federal government is calling on a drugmaker to stop selling a painkiller. endo pharmaceutical is based in malvern, chester county. yesterday the fda asked endo to stop selling opana a e.r., an extend ed release pain medicine. apparently the risks outweigh the benefits. endo says it's reviewing the request and looking at option

i work at architect salon on tenth street by jefferson hospital there. >> cool. >> architect. >> how long have you been doing glow in the dark hair which is a new thing. >> this is a new trend we have been carrying this hair color since beginning of the time. they are vintage shade. they are bright, bold colors and now they introduced a black light top coat that goes overtop of the hair color and will make it glow. >> lets get started here on your, is your model looks kind of apprehensive. >> she has been with me before , she's good. >> yes. >> getting. >> how long does this last. >> so it is super semi permanent so it will wash out, black light top coat will wash out, hair color will wash out over about eight to 16 shampoo s. >> and i have very short hair could that work for me. >> we could give it a shot. >> i want some of this before we end the show at 10:00 o'clock. >> sound good. >> can you get started sequoia >> yes. >> now. >> yes. >> at least put the gloves on. >> i'm putting gloves on. >> she cannot rush greatness. >> that is right. >> can we talk about the beyonce thing. >>

street. workers were transported to jefferson university hospital, and there is no word on their conditions, just yet, police say the 40500 blocks of walnut street will remain closed until tomorrow morning. >>> philadelphia police continued to investigate why a seven year-old girl was asleep in a car, towed by a repossession man earlier this morning. special victims unit is now hand telling case and they want to know how long the girl 's 26 year-old mother was inside of the west philadelphia pizza place where she worked, and if she routinely kept her daughter inside the car while she was at work. investigators are interviewing co-workers and checking surveillance cameras to try to piece everything together. police say the answers will help them deciding whether the woman should face child endangerment charges. >> all we can do is look at what happened this day i'm sure from what investigators say they will piece it together to see if there are instances of this and that may be the result of not only talking to the mother but other people that work there to see if that is something that is rec

street. two workers suffered cuts and were rushed to thomas jefferson university hospital. life live on the scene is gray hall. >> reporter: well jim, workers were removing bricks when they got more than they bargained for. the cult -- is up in the sky. they are making sure everything is safe before they remove it. chopper 6 hd captured the aftermath of the scaffolding collapse. ashley and her co-worker work in an office billing next door and watched the heart pounding moments unfold. when her boss called 911 she took out her cell phone and started to record. >> the scaffoldinged looked like a v and the white shirted man was dangle from the harness. the guy in the white t shifrt was hanging there holding on a rope. i don't know if he was harnessed but hanging on to a rope and the other guy was climbing up at the time. >> the incident happened at 9:22 this morning. license and inspections says that crews were there making repairs to the outside web sections gave way. >> when they were working on the repair some bricks from the facade came down and crashed into the scaffoldin

valuable skills that prepare them for professional sports jobs, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes the team. 4th street.. while c-h-p >>> another live look at the bay bridge real quick. eastbound i-80 is still shut down at 4th street while chp investigates a shooting. right now traffic is being directed back to the treasure island exit. it shut down after four this morning. this morning there were shots fired and chp is investigating. details are limited at this time. thanks so much for joining us on this father's day. >> and "face the nation" is here next on kpix 5 with bernie sanders and marco rubio. have a great sunday. captioning sponsored by cbs >> dickerson: today on face nation, a week of tragedy in washington. and a president under investigation for obstruction of justice. a politically motivated shooting prompted the leaders of the nation's most political city to stop, and reflect. >> in washington we have our disagreements, but we all agree that we are here to serve this nation we love. and the people who call it home. that is the source of unity, and more than ever, we must embrace it. >> di

street in point breeze. friend later died at thomas jefferson hospital. the man is in custody as police try to make sense of exactly what happened. we will have more on this story in a live report tonight on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 o'clock. >>> a spokesmen for bill cosby says that the 79 year-old comedian may testify at his sexual assault trial. we have also learned today that members of the cosby family will join him in court as this trial does progress. our david spunt is live in norristown with more on day five of the trial, david. >> reporter: after five days of prosecution, it is done and up to the defense, they will take the helm, next week, we are told that cosby may actually take the stand that was a surprise today and we're also told close members of his family are expected to show up behind me. bill cosby walked with confidence, into court on day number five, next to him the man who walks him in every day , andrew wyat, the comedian 's friend and spokesmen. >> his moodies great. it is as good as can be expected. >> reporter: wyat dropped surpr

jefferson airplane. the entire thing free of charge. just bring money. >>> we have streetes already starting at 5 a.m. so that will impact people in the area. jfk has been closed between cesar and 8th street. so keep that in mind as for your morning commute, that will be closed until tomorrow at 9 a.m. that's when they will finally re-open that and if you are going there, nancy pelosi drive closed between jfk and bowling green, arguello closed at fulton. if you need to find -- if you are driving there, parking is available at fulton and tenth and if you are using muni, which is encouraged, you can use the 5 fulton line. be i'm sure to "wear some flowers in your hayward." fog on the golden gate bridge. things looking busy over at the richmond/san rafael bridge toll plaza but we are still in the green heading from richmond parkway over to the toll plaza. 101 very busy through the north bay. southbound 101 about 20 minutes out of petaluma to cast stan yeah and 77 with a 45-minute ride from 80 over to 101. an earlier crash at cordelia junction. "slow, stop, go" on the eastshor

street, who wanting an independent command of his own. onward, lee would report directly face-to-face with jefferson davis. grant through his career will fremont,rst two john c , talk about aleck losing hand it cards. -- at cards. with anll start a war army in which virtually every division commander in 1862 was a political general from illinois. talk about poison. only sherman along his division commanders was a professional. grant had to try to command-and-control the likes of banks, butler, siegel. nonprofessional generals in his upper echelon. grant has to operate entirely in enemy country. andas to maintain long increasingly longer lines of communications. lee campaigned almost exclusively on home ground except for antietam and gettysburg. lee has got some substantial and see if it can advantages to help offset grant superiority of numbers and materiality. this is demonstrated by what lee did to burnside and to hooker area -- hooker. had any of those officers been 1864,mand in virginia in is there any reason to suppose they would've done any better against lee than they had before? differences ing the

street car that goes down st. charles avenue traverses. it's a place where confederate president jefferson davis was laid to rest, when he died. in the city of new orleans. multiple presidents have been there. foreign dignitaries. it's where every year, if you're from new orleans, it's where we celebrate mardi gras. with the millions of our guests and all of the revelers. it is a place of unity and union. but on that day last month, when i gave the speech from that specific location, just a couple of blocks away there were workers who were masked to protect their identities from domestic terrorists. they were on a crane, removing a massive 17-foot, three-ton statue of confederate general robert e. lee. it stood there for 133 years. 60 feet above our city, on a pedestal. in one of the most prominent places in our city. since late the night before, the crowds had grown to hundreds. and as a brass band played on that friday afternoon, lee was finally brought to the ground. this was decades in the making. it was almost exactly one year before our 300th anniversary as a city, and nearly 12 year

street. the impact of the crash sent the motorcyclist into another and knocked both riders and passengers off their bikes. one passenger was taken to jefferson university hospital to be treated for minor injuries. >>> a bucks county couple heading to prison for torturing their infant twin daughters. prosecutors say the couple abused the newborns over the first two months of their lives, the abuse happened while they were high in domestic fights over drugs and prosecutors say the cowment failed to get the infants medical treatment. >>> a bucks county father is heading to prison for cyber stalking a teenage girl we told you about 55-year-old shane holderrer in an exclusive report. he became obsessed with his daughter's friend who was 13 years old at the same time. he was ordered to stay away, but continued to pursue her on social media and made object seen and sexual posts. he will spend 18 months to 7 years in jail. >>> for the first time trump acknowledged he is under federal investigation is as part of the probe into russia's campaign hack. special council robert mueller is looking into whether the president obstructed justice in firing jam

lines except possibly long street, was more interested in getting an independent command of his own that he was in undercutting lee. directly,eport face-to-face, with jefferson davis. grant, through his career will report first to john c fremont, and henry halleck, briefly to georgia:, and then to -- briefly to george mcclellan, then hallec k again. talk about a losing hand. that is four deuces. grant starts the war in which virtually every division commander in 1862 was a political general from illinois. talk about poison. mcclendon, prentice, wallace, lew wallace, sherman among his division commanders was the only professional. later grant had a command and control the likes of banks, benjamin butler, and franz sigel. lee had no nonprofessional or political generals and his army's upper echelon until the death of jeb stuart and his replacing by wade hampton and john gordon and the second core in the final days. grant has operate entirely an enemy country. maintaining long increasingly longer lines of communication, subject to by partisans and gorillas. almost exclusively on home ground except for antietam and gettysburg. in short, lee has some substantiall

street. and they don't have any shelter and food or water. >> he has started receiving donations to help build the bags for the homeless. he and his mom are planning to go to jefferson park to give out 50 bags. that's the most that he has done. that is an inspiring story for grown-ups. if aj is doing it we need to step up. >>> san francisco considering prohibiting employers about asking about the salary history. according to the u.s. census bureau women are paid $.16 less on the dollar than men in the city. the new rules will apply to private and city employers. a final vote is scheduled for later this month. >>> do you know went to throughout your leftovers? you might be surprised to see what a new survey says about the different ways people determine whether something has gone bad. according to the survey 75 percent use smell. 50 percent judged by the appearance and 20 percent actually taste the leftovers to determine if they've gone bad. a survey found 62 percent of americans did not realize that food waste is piling up. you should use your sink disposal more often and i say put it in your green been so it can be composted. stuck -- >> i give it 24 hours then i'm

street and sent home the other day. two combat tours. it kind of embarrasses me that we let someone risk their life for us and then kicked him out. william jeffersonlinton a little town in west virginia was convinced the immigrants were bad. a man who ran the local mexican restaurant was sent home. the town was in an uproar. "i thought we were only sending bad people back?" he'd just been there for 15 years paying taxes, employing people, feeding people. was it the right decision? whether you think it was right or wrong, the point is this: a) you have to decide whether you think our common humanity is more important than our interesting differences, and a pre-condition for making most of them, and b) we have an invested interest in diversity. now if you're a native born american, you also have to face the fact that like every other prosperous country in the world, our birth right among the native born goes down every year. and we are barely at replacement population levels. so without immigrants, our future growth rate will be much lower, and the tax burden that will be on those of us left will be much higher because those of us who are older are