. >> in the u.s., we have seen the speaker of the house my johnson city israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will announce a joint session of congress. what do you think of this? >> i am glad you mentioned it. biden earned his summer vacation at the beach this weekend -- it is memorial day weekend -- but there is trouble on tuesday when he comes back to work.

this is up around johnson city. johnson is the headquarters. yeah. it goes on on out to the hill country. oh yeah. okay. you know, i wouldn't want to give you the impression that the what they call ious in the investor owned utilities just lay down when when this was the rda talk about some of the ways they tried to fight it. well the ious certainly lobbyists that they that they funded in washington and in state capitals they also they had an interesting technique in the early days of the co-ops where they would build what came to be called spike lines. in other words, if they heard the rumor that these farmers, ranchers were organizing an co-op, they would go out and knock on the door maybe someone like mabel douglass or or potential members and they'd say, look, we build lines for you, you know, for and then for that neighbor back over there, for some of you. but they would they would offer to build electric lines for enough of those co-op members that it would wreck co-op. the co-op wouldn't have enough members to and most of the i remember one fa

. >> in the u.s., we have seen the speaker of the house my johnson city israeli prime minister benjaminhu will announce a joint session of congress. what do you think of this? >> i am glad you mentioned it. biden earned his summer vacation at the beach this weekend -- it is memorial day weekend -- but there is trouble on tuesday when he comes back to work. the speaker has invited netanyahu. he addressed congress and it was terrible last time under president obama during the iran negotiations for a nuclear deal and it split the democratic party and embarrassed president obama at the time. that is problematic. >> the aid pier, not sure if that is working. are the able to distribute aid? it is not clear. the israeli war cabinet is talking about the saudi megadeal which the biden administration is pushing. they are saying we will see if we can get it done before november. that could have been biden's signature move and we are not sure we will get there. >> thank you for your analysis. >> thank you. >> moving on to other news. russian president vladimir putin is continuing to reinforce ties

near record hail the size of melons fell in johnson city texas damaging homes and forcing residents tok shelter. >> look at the pool. >> reporter: back in tallahassee, business owner anna edson mcbride says part of her roof is missing but she still feels lucky. >> my optimism has been my faith for a really long time, and somehow, i think that it will, it will still be there for me. >> reporter: nearly every business here in the art district has suffered substantial damage, and norah, that art studio only all that we spoke to, she said that she has lived here in tallahassee for ten years. she has gone through two hurricanes, and that she has never seen storm damage like this. norah? >> norah: wow. cristian benavides, thank you for being there. donald trump will be back in a new york courtroom on monday for his so-called hush money trial, and cbs news has learned his longtime fixer michael cohen will take the stand. today, the judge cracked down on cohen, telling him he needed to stop taunting donald trump after cohen wore a shirt on social media depicting the former president behind bar

it was notfredicksburg today obviously are, or kerrville or johnson city.hese were i these were backwoods communities cut from the rest of the state and most t except unless you lived in fredericksburg or of the towns, yave electricity. and johnson had seen those people. these were his relatives who had had to work the way. sam rayburn's mother and sister. and so his slogan became when when he got to congress as as a young legislator, his slogan was, i'll get it for you. and it was hard, partly because a lot of a lot of those rur hill country texans were suspicious not only of government, but of electricity itself. they weren't sure what it did if. you pull that switch with the house up with it, catch on fire or whatever so. so some of them weren't particularly eager to get it. what was the structure of what electrification act of 1935. and i suppose model could have been for fdr with new deal to create or found an agency that would come in to a rural area andld plant. but he and his advisers decided s better way. and so the rca becomes sort of a lending in

. >> cerca de johnson city se reporto la caida de bolas de granizo de hasta 5 pulgadas de diametro. > danos en vehiculos, asi como arboles y postes de luz derribados. >> bueno, y las severas tormentas que causaron tornados mortales e inundaciones en grandes zonas afectan ahora el sureste del pais del pais, ahi estabamos viendo las imagenes del granizo que ha caido en varias zonas, tambien han provocado inundaciones, hemos visto tambien tambien casas afectadas por lo mismo, asi que son situaciones que preocupan tanto a la comunidad pero por supuesto seguiremos al pendiente. >> va a haber un pequeno alivio, pero si las autoridades piden a las personas, pues estan al pendiente de sus indicaciones. >> y ahora nos vamos hasta florida, al homicidio de un miembro de la fuerza aerea durante un confuso incidente sigue generando polemica. >> nuevas imagenes de lo sucedido muestran el momento en que un oficial de la oficina del alguacil del condado ucalusca llega a un apartamento. >> jorge mora tagle, este video pues al parecer no convence mucho a la familia quien continua en busca de justicia s

[000:00:00;00] the the know is safe in johnson city and sheltering at a school and the noise coming to is ready to get tech at least 10 people with him. the, until mccrae, this is out to say we're live from will. so coming up on the move, once again, tens of thousands of palestinians fleet of central kansas. the nature of tents have now reached the shores of the me, the terrain, and see the thousands of anti government protest as gather across israel's major cities, demanded the return of captives held in garza. russian strike on a hot market in new kinds ha keeps as he kills at least 4 people, dozens more injured the beginning and goes away. is there any forces have killed at least 45 palestinians and a series of attacks across the strip golden gauze that has been heavily bombarded by these riley army. and this riley is trying to the school with the supplies palestinians of sheltering. you know that your body of refugee camp in northern guns are killing at least 10 people. and that will cut already begins out coverage from dell by la garza. of the blood still hasn't dried after is or

video from johnson city verified by nbc news shows hailstones at least five inches in diameter. storms. severe weather that wreaked havoc across the southwest and southeast has moved out but there are flooding concerns for early next week >>> olivia and liam reign supreme yet again. the name duo are america's most popular baby names for the fifth year in a row. you can see the top five for both boys and girls on the screen. noah and emma also finished second for five-straight years. the social security administration celebrates mother's day every year by announcing the 1,000 most popular baby names. >>> a virginia school board has voted to restore the names of confederate leaders on two of its schools despite community pushback. the names were stripped back in 2020 amid the nationwide protests following the death of george floyd, but a conservative group protested the move saying the names are a part of the local history. nbc news correspondent rahima ellis is following the latest for us. there were hours of public comments before the vote from people both in favor of this and a

in its war on gaza, the quizzical look of us politics, the bottom line, the the know is safe in johnson city and sheltering at a school in the news. come on to is ready to get tech. at least 10 people with him . the tell mccrae this has helped to say we're alive from also coming up on the move once again the 10s of thousands of palestinians fleet of central kansas. the nature of tents have now reached the shores of the media to rainy and see the.

let's bring in nbc's jocelyn moran johnson, the city council also meeting tonight to try to talk abouts, correct? yeah, exactly. roger that meeting is actually still going on. the city contracted a consultant to complete a final draft for the city's homelessness response plan. it states homelessness in fremont has dropped, but 66% of those who are unhoused in fremont are are living in vehicles. those include rvs where they park is becoming the issue. in the irvington community in fremont, about four rvs are parked near homes and a park at the park, you can see families walking their dogs, as well as kids playing. for the most part, it's fairly clean around the rvs, but residents in the area are growing concerned about them being parked here. i'm a prisoner in my own home despite being hardworking, taxpaying citizens. i pay a great amount of tax, great amount of parcels tax to live here. how is this even justified ? sheila monte lives across the street from the rvs. she says she keeps her windows closed, adding that the generators used by the people living in the rvs are creating health

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into how the top stories here on al jazeera and is ready tanks and we'll play into a tank johnson southern city of rafa for you and says around 80000 people who taken shelter. her fled since monday. most of them are heading to central, gaza with food or medicine. i'm running out. whitehouse is watering is rarely gain some salt on rough or off. the president joe biden threatened to cut off weapons supply. the state department spokesman says that israel has other options for fighting who must, besides attacking rapids, they have taught gardening quite openly, about conducting a major military operation in rasa. we're opposed to that, but we'll see what happens. we have made quite clear. we don't want to see it happen, we continue and i should say, we do continue to engage with them about other options that they can pursue. we have presented a full range of other policy choices that they can make that we think would achieve the goal of dismantling moss and choking off that most of the times that remain in rasa without without further endangering civilians there without causing this mass, populatio

. >> johnson city, tennessee. >> we have this one here. >> first time in new york city. >> hi, welcomeyour hair. that would be great. that's fantastic. >> stop! >> that sound -- wait, should everybody come back tomorrow on the plaza? >> we've got a big concert, you guys. the music you're hearing is a little clue. that is anita, a grammy-nominated singer and one of brazil's biggest stars. she'll be here 24 hours from now. she's bringing some really popular latin pop funk energy to our concert stage. >> like that. >>> meantime, ahead in this half hour, we have chasse post standing by at her post with summer fashions, accessories, and others must-haves for your next trip to the beach or the pool. >> okay. >>> also in the house, jeff jay lee is in our kitchen prepping cheese burgers that made him an absolute legend here in new york. he'll share his secrets and recipe for another popular dish that's perfect for a weeknight meal. >> okay. looking forward to that. >>> we also have a star-studded third hour on the way for you. including tony winner leslie otum jr. he'll be live in studio 1a. a

we're looking at upwards of 4 to 5 inches of rain from louisville to nashville, out to johnson city.-called day of rage. it comes as two more top universities announce they are canceling or changing their graduation plans. nbc's maggie vespa is live for us this morning at the university of chicago. maggie, good morning. >> reporter: hey, savannah. good morning. yeah. it is a rapidly evolving situation here. at the university of chicago. you can see behind me crews, officers finishing packing up the encampment here for a week now. we have video from earlier this morning when they were rapidly packing up those tents, those tarps, you name it. so far, we're told, it was relatively calm. students left voluntarily. there were no reports of injuries or arrests. you might be wondering where are the students. we also have video shot moments ago of 500 yards further that way, we have students chanting things like shame, shame. they formed a human chain facing off with police in riot gear. we're told at times there have been some pushing and shoving between students and police. but again, so f

. >> 15 mayor and city administrator justin johnson. and we would like to wish our beautiful city and happy birthday. oakland okay. the city of oakland is celebrating its 100 72nd birthday. mayor sheng thao and city administrator justin johnson shouting out the east bay city alongside ms if ab. >> and congresswoman barbara lee, the oakland roots and many, many more doing the same open was first established on may 4th, 18. 52 during the state's school brush is saudi areas. 3rd largest city. and coming up on kron 4 morning news, a rare spring snowstorm hits this year. leaving drivers stranded for hours. >> the night at the house from upsound airbnb introduces a new category inspired by movies, celebrities and more. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in rich on tech. lots of sunshine going on for your sunday. look at this. we've got temperatures have been on the chilly side. sorry for that will be in the 60's as we backslide into a little bit of flavor of >> all right. a rare may snowstorm slowing down drivers in some parts of the sierra and

. >> johnson city, tennessee. >> and all the way from new zealand. ♪ ♪ >> wishing our granddaughter a about that. >> we have an inspiring story for you tomorrow on "today." we're shining a light on the barrier breaking admiral who made history. the very first woman ever to lead the u.s. navy. she will join us live. >> she's a member of the joint chiefs of staff as well. >>> let's get to your news at 8:00. devastating tornadoes that ripped through parts of the northwest and left multiple people dead. and that severe weather is not over. nearly 50 million people are in the storm zone today. al has his eye on it for us. first let's go to maggie vespa in greenfield, iowa with a closer look at the destruction. we can see it right there. >> reporter: yeah, good morning from a largely destroyed greenfield, iowa. you can look at this house over here. it's jaw dropping. it is obliterated. the second story is completely gone along with that front corner. you can see the suv tossed into the front lawn here. our crew shot drone video earlier this morning that shows this destruction in greenfield

johnson city texas come up to 5-inch in diameter hail.it has moved east and will from charleston down to orlando, severe storms throughout the morning hours. then another little batch for parts of sou south carolina. after this gets through, we quiet down, not just through the weekend but next week too. >> michael: good, thank you, ginger. now to the housing market reality check with mortgage rates dropping in a couple of months. in washington where we stand from elizabeth scholz. >> mortgage rates are down for the first time since march but still have ring 7% for 30-year fixed mortgage. that is more than double the rate from three years ago and you can see how this adds up on a $400,000 home loan. the difference between 3% and 7% mortgage rate is more than $1,000 a month on your monthly payment. this new data is making clear just how much homeowners who locked and those ultra low rates are unwilling to move here this is called the lock in effect, and it's having a affect on the availability and the finance agency said there is 1.3 millio

johnson shall be returning to in the coming years. has been improved from one end of the city to the other. the evidence of this change is abundant at sherman square. in pershing square. farragut square. along rock creek parkway. at the triangle of third street and independence avenue, where it all began. and neighborhood parks like these on hobart place. at twining square. by the washington monument. along the mall. at hains point. much has been done, but this has really been only a beginning. the activities of mrs. johnson and her committee were a jumping off point for washington and for the rest of the nation. they showed that in a time of complex urban crisis, functional, attractive surroundings can exist. bringing joy and new opportunities to city dwellers. for in the words of her husband, maintain a livable environment has now become one of america's greatest challenge. when mrs. johnson and mrs. lasker, there are many other hardworking colleagues put some playground equipment in the schoolyard when they improve some neighborhood parks, when they plant an avenue of flowe

kilometer inside ukraine. officials say that there was massive showing in the town a volt johnson, near the city of heart chief ukraine has rushed reinforcements to the region to shore up local defenses. ukrainian forces are evacuating residents. at least one civilian we understand has been killed in the showing. the grades presidents zalinski says that the military had anticipated the attack when he says, quote, a fierce battle and it is under way green. the city where you tom, all right, from where i went across now to our corresponding economy, he is in keith. nick, what did you make of this latest news coming from the park? he's region. what's going on of the front? it's really difficult to get a handle on the situation. the geography is pretty complex. you've got some fighting going on near of of chance, which is about 70 kilometers northeast of kind of give just on that russian frontier but use a half of pulse, fighting directly north of kind of give in the kind of village along the board of this which which are about themselves, 50 comes away as the crow flies from of chance. and then rep

mayor and city administrator justin johnson. and we would like to wish our beautiful city and happy birthday. owen is the heart and the city of oakland celebrating 172 years. mayor sheng thao in the city administrator shouting out the east bay along with mistah fab congresswoman barbara lee the oakland roots soccer club. >> and many, many more. oakland was first stab listen. may 4th 18. 52 during states gold rush. it's now the bay area's third-largest city and county seat of alameda county. happy birthday to oakland. still ahead here at 11 o'clock, a rare may snowstorm slowing down drivers in the sierra. we're going up to the high country after the break. >> yeah, that's a no slowing down drivers in some areas and shutting down traffic in others the snow storm forecasted to bring over a foot of snow to the upper mountains of palisades tahoe. the sierra having a heck of a winter while the ski season is now expected to last through memorial day, shot shows us what people had to deal with that. the higher elevations today. >> it wen

announcer: house speaker mike johnson was at the new york city courthouse on day 17 a former president donald trump's hush money trial. he spoke outside to reporters as michael cohen was being questioned on the stand for a second day.

it's coming back more on that in a >> 15 mayor and city administrator justin johnson. e would like to wish our beautiful city and happy birthday. owen is the heart. yeah, the city of oakland celebrated its 100 72nd birthday this weekend with mayor sheng thao and city administrator justin johnson. as you see there, given the east bay shout out and look at that. they were joined by mistah fab congresswoman barbara lee. was there the routes as well? and many, many more. oakland was first established back 18. 52 is may 4th in 18. 52 during the state's gold rush. it's now the bay area's third-largest city and the seat alameda county. well, the san francisco free summer meals program is returning this year, starting june 10th through august, 16th, children and teenagers under 18 will be able to get free breakfast and lunch. there will be more than 75 locations handing out food throughout the city. it was last summer that more than 85,000 meals were passed out. so just head over to our website kron 4 dot com. if you want to find out more information about that. >> jane's a tax

. >> 50 acres, mayor and city administrator justin johnson. ould like to wish our beautiful city and happy birthday. that's right. oakland celebrating its 100 72nd birthday this weekend with mayor sheng thao. as you see there along with city administrator justin johnson. look, mistah fab was also part of celebration too, as was congresswoman barbara lee, who you see right there. the open routes were also on hand. a lot of folks we're taking part. oakland was first established back on may 4th in 18. 52 on the 4th today out along the first hours, it predates start but now the bay area's third-largest city. oakland is in the county seat of alameda county and hopefully a lot of many, many more years to come. a bright future 7.25. right now and >> and what girls want to do in the future. 700 girls gathered pm on sunday to give some things to try. it's called play like a girl and they have a tournament every year. there's a 3rd time mount recreation has thrown this athletic festival. watch the kids get to try. 29 different sports. some football drill

mayor and city administrator justin johnson. akland is now the city of oakland celebrating its 100 72nd birthday this weekend with mayor sheng thao. as you see there and city administrator justin johnson given out some props to the bay area's. and look at mistah fab also joined in, too, as did congresswoman barbara lee, the oakland roots were also part of this to a whole lot more. oakland was first established back on may 4th win back in 18. 52 during the gold rush. it's now the bay area's third-largest city and seek alameda county. >> more than 700 girls gathered in piedmont. they were there sunday morning, bright and early to do all kinds of sports. this is called the play like a girl tournament. there are some agility drills. this is at the piedmont recreation center and they have this athletic festival every year. and it's free for young girls to a try. 29, different sports. you can see them look fencing, stuff that you may never have tried or you don't have the gear for a look. school get skateboarding at the has a speaking

. >> i directed city administrator justin johnson to propose a fiscally responsible bill. but midcycle budget adjustment that prioritizes essential services, city council member dan cobb says he doesn't want to take funding away from the police department. >> certainly, retaining our public safety, personnel, and making sure that we are, you know, not dropping that down is critically important. >> do your job. >> wednesday is the first of several council budget sessions. the city council has until the end of june to submit its version of the budget in oakland. ryan curry, abc seven news coming up, suspended for 60 days. >> you're going to hear from the san jose state professor who says she was suspended over her stance on the war in gaza. >> and then a little later, the lineup for san francisco's outside lands music festival was just announced. today, we're going to tell you who you a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good

thousands of demonstrators have gathered in world cities, installed the directions of how the cities in johnson, in new york police officers seems to punched several protesters for leading them away. many people of interest not tons of waste or piling up across the gaza strip was being contaminated as being polluted and diseases spreading. hundreds of thousands of palestinians are sheltering and make shift housing in o, my wasi. and they're being forced to live alongside growing piles of rubbish. as michael apple reports, it's making a dire humanitarian situation. even worse, all milwaukee has become a sea of tents. hundreds of thousands of palestinians are sheltering here. but something else is beginning to dominate the landscape to the foldable. the gaza strip generated more than a $1700.00 tons of solid waste. today, old municipal services have collapsed and the piles of unconnected rubbish. just continue to grow. or like many other palestinians faults, the no show any has been displaced several times. she says living conditions in the so called safe zone, or a breeding ground for disease. n

since the start of the year is running for somehow deep in the heart of giovanni, a city in northern johnson. yes, president joe bought the new shopping, increasing powered funding ports of china in an effort to protect american jobs. they had to be election in november. the time, so we'll cover electric vehicles, batteries, and send me conductors and apply to $18000000000.00 worth of chinese products badging as well. and the decision will severely affect bilateral corporation. whitehouse correspondence, kimberly helped get reports from washington dc. us president joe biden came into office saying he wouldn't do his predecessor, former president donald trump's trade policies, but on tuesday, 5 in double to even triple down on new terrorists to some chinese imports to the united states. when you make tactics like these and they're not competing, it's not. comforters has cheated. the tariffs will be phased in over 3 years on every thing from steel, semiconductors, electric vehicles, and more affecting roughly 18000000000 and chinese imports to view s terror. so the electric vehicles will rise

it because back in 22, he was trying to make peace of the rest of the bar is johnson fluid and laptops, registered city colt lake. please go out there and fight. we'll give you up the good. we'll send you a few boxes. okay. yeah. but we'll get, we'll get to give you a new bull, just change some value on the side. let's see here, make sure that you've got an s to run into when it so low. but in the meantime, we're just trying to, we can brush it, we have no interest in your country. oh, your people, all that big piece anywhere in the world. we go and i'm punch about, we're trying to expand our info. when we've taken over russia, we're gonna check other show and as i mean, just so it's been to actually because ross, you're in china and iran one to invade the west and you are clearly but some of you moves from far as johnson and tucker costs and alleging that johnson wanted amelia and quit for an interview with him. johnson apparently denying that the tucker got this message from the johnson people. what did you, what did you make of johnson and john and his schooling, tuckered, causing a traitor for inte

the rest of the bull bowers johnson fluid slapped his registered city colt like peace. go out there and fight. we'll give you the credit. we'll send you a few boxes. okay. yeah, but we're gonna be ok to give you a new bull. just change some value on the side. let's see here. make sure that you go next around to when it's so low. but in the meantime, we're just trying to, we can brush it, we have no interest in your country or your people, or the big police anywhere in the world. we go and i'm not sure about, we're trying to expand our info. when we've taken over russia, we, again, i'd say, because it's showing up as i mean just show instance how actually because rusher in china and iran one to a to invade the west. and you're clearly, but some of you mentioned far as johnson and tucker carlson alleging that johnson wanted amelia and quit for an interview with him. johnson apparently denying that the chucker got this message from the johnson people. what did you, what did you make of johnson and john and his schooling, tuckered, causing a traitor for interviewing that, e

announcer: house speaker mike johnson delivered a tribute to fallen police officers during a prayer vigil on capitol hill. joining him at the podium was the widow of an atlantic city police officer, and a retired nypd detective. a widower of a deceased lieutenant. rep. johnson: we want to thank you all for being here on what is a somber evening. there is a biblical admonition that we are to give honor where honor is due, and we take that very seriously. during during national police week and ahead of peace officers memorial day, we give much deserved recognition to our law enforcement officers and in particular, of course, those who have fallen in the line of duty. these are the men and women who pursue justice, maintain order, and guard the safety of our communities from crime and chaos. and those who have given their lives for this noble and necessary cause are buried with honor. and, of course, with hardwick. we mourn because they were taken too soon, but in their supreme sacrifice, they have shown the greatest form of love, the act of laying down one's life for others. 26 thousand officers have died in the line of duty in the u.s., 56 this past year alone. voc

. >> i directed city administrator justin johnson to propose a fiscally responsible but mid-cycle budgetrioritizes essential services. city council member dan cobb says he doesn't want to take funding away from the police department. >> certainly, retaining our public safety, personnel, and making sure that we're, you know, not dropping that down is critically important to your job. >> wednesday is the first of several council budget sessions. the city council has until the end of june to submit its version of the budget in oakland. ryan curry, abc seven news california's plastic bag ban could get a do over. >> legislators are debating a bill that would ban all plastic bags in grocery stores, including those getting exemptions right now, abc seven news reporter leana howland explains the change nearly a decade has passed since california made history as the first state in the country to ban single use plastic bags. >> we just know that the law is not working, jen engstrom, state director of the california public interest research group, worked on the original plastic bag ban. >> she says

say we are going to stay in tents and won't move to permanent shelters funded by the city, denver mayor mike johnsonnder pressure to clean up the street after sparking outrage when he proposed budget cuts including cuts to the city's police force, to help pay for the city's migrant crisis, given free satellite tv and netflix subscriptions. stuart: as long as they can watch cable tv, might be informed by us. amazing stuff but thanks for reporting it. still ahead. donald trump says whenever he has a military question he turns to commerce on mike waltz. what he take a position in a future trump cabinet? we will ask him. is going to be on the show. president biden wants to take a victory lap on the handling of the economy, he said no other president has created more jobs are done a better job bringing down inflation. peter morici will respond to the president's bold claim. peter is next. spring into savings this moving season with pods. save up to 25% now on moving and storage... and see why pods has been trusted with over 6 million moves. but don't wait, save up to 25% now. visit pods.com today. this i

of oakland celebrating its 100 72nd birthday this weekend with mayor sheng thao and city administrator justin johnsonking the announcement. look at that. >> mister fab join them as well in wishing the city a happy birthday. congresswoman barbara lee was also as part of the celebration as was the oakland roots and many, many more. >> oakland was first established back in may of 18. 52 during the state's gold rush. it's now the bay area's third-largest city and the secret of alameda county. >> they like girl. more than 700 girls gathered piedmont yesterday for the play like a girl tournament. it's the 3rd time piedmont recreation has hosted this athletic event free for young girls to try 29 different i think that's like a football situation where there's a little boxing the they even have a roller derby set up the girls. get to meet pro athletes and olympians at the time. now what's offense saying the goal is to show girls to a large range, a wide sports. >> and see what sticks, james, is that what is what is love ailing on that? i think that shows that we'll take >> all right. it is 6.27. we're going

. >> in order to close our current deficit, i direct a city administrator, justin johnson, to propose a fiscally responsible but mid-cycle budget adjustment that prioritizes essential services in order to deliver a clean and safe city for all oaklanders. while promoting economic development and opportunities. >> the official budget proposal is scheduled to be released tomorrow and then over the coming weeks, mayor tao's administration will be in talks with the city council about possible adjustments. they do have until june 30th to pass the budget. >> the contra costa county fair comes to an end on a scary and violent note. two fair workers robbed at gunpoint right outside of a bank, costing the fair tens of thousands of dollars. our crime reporter henry lee has more now on the investigation. >> two contra costa county fair workers carrying cash from parking and entrance fees robbed at a bank in the middle of the night by a man who may have had a gun. it was a large haul. >> there were in route to make a large deposit of approximately $88,000. >> antioch police lieutenant desmond bitt

, homelessness and economic growth in order to close our current deficit, i directed city administrator justin johnsonpropose a fiscally responsible but mid-cycle budget austment that prioritizes essential services in order to deliver a clean and safe city for all oaklanders while promoting economic development and opportunities over the coming weeks, the mayor's administration will be in talks with the city council about our proposed budget adjustments, and the city of oakland also reached an agreement to sell its share of the oakland coliseum. may announce city agreed to sell its share to the african american sports entertainment group. double a seg will purchase it for $105 million with the goal of redeveloping the property to include affordable housing, an entertainment and sports complex, and more jobs. the group also wants to buy the oakland a's portion of that property, as well. >> this is a moment where east oakland is going to change. we are in healthy negotiations and they've continued and they are moving in a positive direction. and our objective clearly is to, be able to acquire that site

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businesses make money, because right now, the people who are hurting the most in our city are the small businesses. steve johnsonith sirhan's street foods is one of the many vendors here tonight who says he stands to benefit greatly from the new clientele. this is going to help us tremendously. for once. it's the beginning of the month, and that's when a lot of bills are due in everybody's life. so to have a consistent flow of income to come through here to depend on to have your business back, that's the stuff that we need. and as the night came to a close, san francisco mayor london breed paying a visit to first thursdays. she hopes the event can activate downtown and show residents it's open for business. part of our downtown economic recovery is to make downtown more of a neighborhood, not just a 9 to 5 financial district. the event will take place on the first thursday of every month along second street between market and howard, until april of next year in san francisco. pete cerritos nbc bay area news. all right, pete, thanks. protesters are still standing their ground at uc berkeley tonight after a confr