kate steinle was walking down pier 14 in san francisco when she was shot in july. the bureau of land management and immigration customers officials and former san francisco sheriff responsible providing the means and opportunity for a repeat drug fowl listen to kill kate steinle. the man acan youd of killing her was undocumented immigrant deported five times. the gun used was stolen from a bureau of land management agent. >> now the race for the white house. all three presidential candidates are in california today. >> i worked in oakland in the speaker of 1971. >> democratic frontrunner hillary clinton brings her presidential campaign to oakland this morning on day two of her bay area visit. matt keller in deck where show met with community laters over break fast. matt? >> yes, good morning, kristen. hillary clinton left 25 minutes ago in her motorcade. she gave way to the crowd as she drove by. she is hoping events hick this help heed her to victory in the primary in a week and a half. >> it is not every day a presidential candidate visits your neighbor. >> i wok

it was one of their rangers' stolen guns that was used to murder kate steinle along the embarcadero. >> this is a systemwide problem of not keeping track of your weapons. >> reporter: attorneys for the steinle family say the blm's training manual makes it very clear that the ranger's gun should have been under lock and key. but it wasn't. >> somebody who didn't follow regulations. >> reporter: attorneys say the second defendant former san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi broadened sanctuary city regulations that went beyond his realm of power. >> so he made himself the judge and jury. >> reporter: they are talking about this single memo concerning a new stance toward i.c.e. that mirkarimi sent to his staff weeks before kate steinle's murder. no additional assistance shall be provided to i.c.e. representatives unless sheriff's legal has been contacted. >> and this is the abuse of authority that led directly in an unbroken chain to the death of kate. >> reporter: the attorneys also name i.c.e. for allegedly sitting on their hands saying they could have detained juan francisco lopez- san

this coming a year after a mexican national with a long rap sheet was accused of killing kate steinle along a popularour senior correspondent adam housley is live outside san francisco city hall with the latest . reporter: it passed last night, very little changes at all to the sanctuary city line san francisco. what he did was reaffirm the law already in place, a controversial law is the killing of kate steinle nearly a year ago as you walked along the waterfront, killed by an illegal immigrants that customs enforcement had been seeking for some time. what happened last night was basically see a city where they clarified the policies and protections for illegal immigrants in san francisco. the measure call for law enforcement to notify immigrations and customs in enforcement only if the defendant is charged with the vital violence client has been convicted in the last seven years. that would be the only time city workers including police officers could disclose immigration status area . >> this legislation we are supporting today is going to do exactly that for seniors to report the

11:00, the next step in the trial of an undocumented immigrant accused of shooting and killing kate steinle in san francisco. thanks for joining us this morning. i'm kris sanchez. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. this is not just a murder trial but it's brought the sanctuary city policy into question. he's been deported five times before he says he found a gun and accidently shot kate steinle. >> stephanie chuong was -- chuang was in the courtroom. >> reporter: there was a moment of misunderstanding so there was a delay of what was supposed to happen today. a very simple procedure but i want to mention that lopez sanchez's attorney says his client has a second-grade level education, making it difficult to make him understand what the attorney described as a complicated case. if you take a look at the video from court this morning, lopez sanchez, who has been behind bars since last july, came in the courtroom with his handcuffed in his orange jump suit and head shaved. smiled when he saw his attorney. the prosecutor filed for a very simple amendment, for instance, to include the weapon as a semiauto

. >>> the family kate steinle is suing the former sheriff saying that he contributed to her death. john lopez-sanchez was implicate inside her death. the suit involves former sheriff ross mirkarimi say figure lopez-sanchez was deported to mexico, he couldn't have killed her. >> he acted without authority, a complete abuse of authority in issuing a memo. >> our hearts go out to the steinle family for their loss. this was obviously a terrible and senseless tragedy but in a civil case like this, the legal issue is whether the government and taxpayers can be held liable for the actions of a criminal, and case law is well has beened that they cannot has been -- established that they cannot be held liable. >> immigrations enforcement will not comment on pending litigation but an i.c.e. representative in the with the family in i quote, continued commitment to working cooperatively with law enforcement. >>> an historic day for president obama as he visited hiroshima. >> reporter: for the first time, a sitting u.s. commander- in-chief visited hiroshima, bowing his head at the site of the fi

. >>> the parents of kate steinle are suing local and federal officials over the shooting death of their daughter. she was 32 when she died in her father's arms after being shot last july on pier 14 in san francisco. authorities have charged an illegal immigrant with her killing. tara moriarty talked to their attorney today. >> reporter: 32-year-old kate was walking arm in arm with her father when she was shot and killed by a man authorities say is an illegal immigrants. now her parents are suing local and federal officials. >> this lawsuit is designed to hold the law enforcement agencies that we've named in the claim responsible for what happened to kate. >> reporter: the civil lawsuit which was filed in federal court today in part blames former sheriff ross mirkarimi who released the suspect from custody without notifying i.c.e. he sent this memo to his staff prohibiting them from contacting immigration officials. >> this is a guy who is making himself the king. he is deliberately circumventing the law that was in effect for the city and county of san francisco. he acted without author

it's almost a year since kate steinle was killed. where are we on that investigation? rule verifies the one that was in place. the actual respect to the guy who hurded her, he's still in court. the family has not commented yet. down on the pier where she was murdered there is a been there in her honor. and lopez is awaiting trial. bill: the head of the tsa set to be grilled on capitol hill. watch that hearing. plus there is this today. watch. protesters clashing with police outside of a donald trump rally. will there be more of that today? we are about to find out. stay tuned. you pay your car insurance premium like clockwork. month after month. year after year. then one night, you hydroplane into a ditch. yeah... surprise... your insurance company tells you to pay up again. why pay for insurance if you have to pay .. and keep lowering it $100 annually, until it's gone. then continue to earn that $100 every year. there's no limit to how much you can earn and this savings applies to every vehicle on your policy. call to learn more. switch to liberty mutual and you could

not sharing status of inmates made national news when kate steinle was shot and killed. the man charged with killing her is from mexico and here illegally. the supervisors clarify when law enforcement can notify that undocumented inmate will be released. that can happen if a suspect is charged with a violent crime or convicted of a recent serious felony. >> if you come in with a violent felony and have priors you can be subject to notification to i.c.e. >> the new guidelines are negotiated with the sheriff who wanted greater amount discretion to notify immigrationwhen a suspect is being released. the mayor has to sign off. even if it was in effect last year it would not have applied to the suspect in the killing of kate steinle. >>> time is 5:10. transit leaders are on record opposing a bill which would reduce the fines for red light runners, the law would reduce fines for people who turn on red lights from $100 to $35. supporters say the $100 fine is the same penalty for more serious traffic offenses like speeding. leaders want to keep in line with the vision zero goal

the policy of not sharing the immigrationstatus of immigrants made national news when kate steinle was shot and killed. the man charged with killing her is in the country illegally. last night the supervise areas proved making changes that clarify when local law enforcement officials can notice imimmigration that a undocumented inmate can be -- is being released. >> you come in with a violent felony and have priors you could be subject to notification to i.c.e. >> the new guidelines were negotiated with victory hennesy who wanted greater discretion. the mayor has to sign the ordinance before it can become law. if it had been in effect last year it would not have applied to the suspect in the killing of kate steinle, his previous convictions were not considered serious. >>> lawmakers are considering legislation to protect people who smash windows to save animals. it was 90 degrees outside but the temperature rose to 108 degrees during their 21 minute experiment. supporters say the law would allow good samaritans to smash car windows without the fear of being sued. >>> new this morning,

he's been deported five times before he says he found a gun and accidently shot kate steinle. >> stephanie

this follows the arrest of an undocumented immigrant accused have killing kate steinle. the five candidates for california senate seat squared off. the candidates are running for the seat. it was a one hour debate in san diego. >> my record is strong on protecting americans with respect to gun violence. >> i just don't see the gun issue as being substantive in terms of crimes. >> i don't agree it's just a distraction, it's the second amendment and people's lives. >> i would leave it up to the states. in california we have the second toughest laws. >> the department of justice has taken 10,000 guns out of the hands of people who are legally prohibited from having them. >> the top two vote-getters will advance to a head-to-head match up in the november election. >>> sacramento county stopped issuing concealed weapons permits. budget restraints are responsible. the sheriff office is only processing renewals as staff hours have been cut to save money. >> i'm a single female and i live alone. i'm worried about protecting myself. >> obtaining a concealed weapons permit can cos

>>will tran: the family of kate steinle has filed a lawsuit against the city of san francisco to federalled on pure 14 last july into san francisco's former chef and immigration officials allow one francisco lopez sentenced to go free he was an undocumented immigrant the family says a series of sanctuary city policy failures of what led to her death. >>will tran: what they're cracking down on drunk or bus driver to the holiday weekend today will hit the streets to the chp looking for drivers rock-and-roll's. >>terisa estacio: adapted long to find the driver break the law against the chp officer john france and that is why this chp is increasing patrols this holiday weekend there were 31 fatalities in more than a thousand people arrested for driving under the influence in addition to practicing state driving they're out on patrol are extremely concerned >>will tran: 90 sitcom fashion traffic light you'll see a lot of traffic on memorial day weekend with you would need your sunscreen for sure is going to the hot couple of days ♪ dogs - sure can be messy. but with nexgard, their flea and ti

the policy made national news last year when kate steinle was skilled -- killed near pier 14. the man who killed her is in this country illegally. when officials can notify immigration officials that a dock meanted -- undock meanted inmate will be released. >> if you come in with a series. violent felony and you have priors you can be suspect to notification to i.c.e. the new guidelines were negotiated with the sheriff. mayor ed lee has to sign the ordinance. even if it had been in effect last year it would not have applied because his previous felony convictions were not considered serious. >>> the road to the championship hit a speedbump. the warriors on are on the brink of elimination. for the first time all season they lost back-to-back games. can someone find the warriors i know. drymond green, steph curry didn't look like themselves. the warriors couldn't complete the comeback. >> we have to be able to chase down loose balls and long rebounds, otherwise they are getting too many possessions. >> we're so great at home this sucks and a terrible feeling not to get one here.

there were calls for changes after kate steinle was killed last summer. i'm a disturbance call led the authorities recovering a stolen gun. police received a call about a disturbance. involving a man with a gun. they found a loaded gun, investigators discovered the weapon was stolen. rodriquez was booked into the monterey county jail on suspicion of violation. >>> police are investigating a robbery on twin peaks, a man visiting from san mateo county was taking pictures when the thief stole his camera. the man suffered minor injuries, the thief is in the 20s or 30s. >>> police in morgan hill is looking for a shoplifting suspect. he stole electronic items. he cut off the tags and put them in the bag. when he was confronted by officers outside of the store he dropped the bag and ran off. >>> there was a rash of commercial burglaries in the richland area. the crack down to stall the spike in crime. >>> facebook making changes after accused of suppressing conservative views. what it will stop doing. >>> good morning, we're looking at a commute that's doing wel

kate steinle's family filed the complaint today. she was shot and killed walking with her four along pier 14. they're seeing the former san francisco mayor, the immigration. the family said it wants to hold the agencies and the form sheriff accountable for quote, providing the means and opportunity for a repeat drug felon to secure a gun and kill kate. no comment yet. >>> we're learning more about the on going search for a 15-year-old vallejo girl kidnapped at gunpoint earlier this week. the man suspected of abducting pearl penson was killed during a shoot out yet. >> alex is live. what did they have to say? >> reporter: good afternoon to both of you. i asked how likely it was that pearl is still alive. she told me it's quite possible that's why there's an intensive search continuing this afternoon. the man was last spotted here in morin county along sir francis drake boulevard. his car was picked up on a traffic camera. that's why authorities last night searched for evidence in and around the bay waters near the richmond san rafel

he went on to kill kate steinle. as a father of three young children, i can't even imagine the pain that family has gone through, but, mr. president, sadly the steinles are not alo alone. according to the department of homeland security, our current administration's department of homeland security during an eighth-month period that they examined last year alone, sanctuary city jurisdictions released over 8,000 illegal immigrants and 1800 of them later were arrested for criminal acts. it included two cities that arrested individuals who had been arrested -- they released individuals who had been arrested for child sex abuse, and in both cases the individuals released later sexually assaulted other children again. you know, you'd think that in the wake of these tragedies, you'd think elected officials across america would end this practice of having these dangerous sanctuary city policies. sadly, that is not the case. in the biggest city in my state by far, philadelphia, they've taken the opposite approach. in fact, the

>> kate steinle's family says missteps by three agencies led to her death. the lawsuits is directed against the bureau of land management, immigration and customs and former san francisco sheriff. the 32-year-old san francisco woman was walking with her father at pier 14 last july when she was shot to death. an undocumented immigrant and felon is charged with pulling the trigger. juan sanchez had been previously forted five times. the gun he ufzed was stolen out of the parked vehicle of a bureau of land management agent. >> if you are going to leave a gun, you make sure that it is in a locked and secure box. pictured just like we have one right here. and that it is out of plain view. >> xienly's family also blames the sheriff's department for releasing lopez-sanchez without notifying the feds after san francisco decided not to prosecute him on an old drug warrant. then sheriff ross milk areiny says he acted under the city's sanctuary law. despite call forz change, the board of supervisors this week upheld those protections for illegal immigrants. as for the

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. >>> the family of kate steinle now filing a federal lawsuit over her death on a san francisco pier. the complaint targets the bureau of land management, i.c.e. and sheriff ross mirkarimi. the family wants them to be accountable for providing the means and opportunity for repeat drug felon to secure a gun and kill kate. the gun was allegedly taken from a blm agent's car that was not secured. attorneys for the steinles say, the family hopes that their actions today will serve to highlight the lax enforcement of gun safety regulations among the law enforcement agencies involved and bureaucratic confusion so that this won't happen to others. >>> an alameda firefighter was hurt putting out a house fire. firefighters arrived to the home on fountain street with flames through the roof around 12:30 a.m. one woman escaped in time. crews put out the fire in 30 minutes. they say that they had trouble knocking down the flames from inside the house. >> there were access issues and heavy fire load in the house so crews had a hard time getting in. >> the firefighter is expected to be okay. the cau

immigration status of potential criminals with officials that made headlines across the nation when kate steinle was shot and killed. the man accused of killing her is a mexican national here illegally. the changes allow law enforcement when to turn over criminal suspects when they are in the u.s. illegally and only when they are charged with a violent crime or convicted of a violent crime in the last 7 years. >>> if you come in with a series of felonies and have priors, you could be subject to notification to i.c.e. >>> even though the board of supervision have approved the new changes, they are not binding meaning the sheriff could not be forced to impose them. >>> facebook is making changes to its topics list after claims that the content favors left leaning politics over conservative viewpoints. >>> after investigating firefighters battling cancer says there is no systemic bias for the millions of users. >> the trending topic is a part of the news feed. >> while admitting no wrongdoing facebook says our investigation could not exclude the possibility of improper actions or unintentional bias

ktvu paul chambers live now in the city and, paul, this all start with the kate steinle shooting a year ago. >> yes, she died in july of last year. a lot of debate at the supervisors meeting. there was a blue ribbon panel commission about san francisco police about stopping illegally blacks and latinos. that was a major problem that they were talking about. let's look at video. before the meeting a lot going on and a group of people that rallied outside to have the voices heard. the san francisco board of supervisors to update the proimmigrate legislation to have extra time so law enforcement can contact customs who can deport the person. the supervisor is one of the sponsors and wants to prohibit the city funds to assist ice with the exception of those convicted of a violent felony. he met with the san francisco sheriffs to reach an agreement on the city ordinance. he says both sides have made major concessions and closer this is still one major sticking point dividing the sides. >> she wants to have someone booked on any kind of crime. i think that's a very low standard that could bri

i addressed this on the colbert program monday night. >> 32-year-old kate steinle.you know this story. >> do i know this story. very sad, tragic story. >> out in judo square with her father, walking and she is killed and shot in the back of the head and she is dead. who killed her? an illegal alien, aggravated felon with six felony convictions in the united states who had been deported five times and who came back six times. all right? the girl is dead. so, i say we need kate's law, which means that if a aggravated felon defies deportation, that person gets mandatory five years first offense, 10 second offense just for being in the country. you pick him up, he goes to federal's prison. kate's law, simple, right? can't get it passed. why? because the republican leadership wouldn't get behind it. now harry reid. >> why not? >> very successfully on anti-illegal immigrant platform. >> it's all b.s. and the folks know it. >> trump is b.s.? >> the anti-illegal alien stuff is b.s. because you shouldn't be anti-illegal aliens, that doesn't solve any problems. >> you should

. >>> the family of kate steinle is suing local and federal officials over her shooting along the waterfront. the legal claim says the government agencies and the san francisco sheriff bear the responsibility for steinle's death. >> reporter: she was walking with her father last july when she was shot and killed by a man authorities say is an illegal immigrant. now her parents, liz and jim steinle, are suing federal officials. >> this lawsuit is designed to hold the law enforcement agencies that we've named in the claim responsible for what happened to kate. >> reporter: civil -- the civil lawsuit in part blames sheriff ross mirkarimi. >> this is a guy who is making himself the king. he is deliberate result circumventing the law that was in effect for the city and county of san francisco. he acted without authority. a complete abuse of authority in issuing that memo. >> reporter: but the city attorney's office disagrees. >> in a civil case like this the legal issue is whether the government and its taxpayers can be held libel for the actions of a criminal. and case law is well established th

. >> you may remember last year kate steinle was shot to death on pier 14 and the tran cent charged used a gun stolen from a failure row of land management ranger's car. former police chief suhr pushed for officers and agents from other agencies to lock their guns when packing in the city. >> a san jose city councilman will look for founding to add lack station stations to city owned facilities. he wants facilities at the children's discovery museum, happy hallow park and zoo and san jose city hall a private room providing a clean and safe space for mothers to nurse. >> he is asking for $55,000 per facility like the one here at san francisco city hall. >> in santa rosa you could get a letter from peg on removing trees on roar property that block emergency access. according to the press democrat letters are sent out to owners in six areas of santa rosa starting today, pg&e recently surveyed the areas and found a thousand trees that can be a problem, 5 foot few of gas lines need to be removed. >> starting with a picture from mount tamalpais of the crescent moon and the fog and low clouds t

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kate steinle's parents filed a wrongful-death lawsuit today. it accuses the san francisco sheriff's department of failing to notify federal immigration officials that it was releasing juan francisco lopez-sanchez from jail. lopez-sanchez says he unintentionally shot steinle. he says he found the gun. and it fired when he picked it up, striking steinle in the back. they are also suing immigration and customs enforecement. and the u-s bureau of land management. the suspect in the deadly shooting of kate steinle, juan francisco lopez-sanchez, was in the country illegally and had an extensive criminal background. >> vicki:after the shooting received nationwide attention last summer. san francisco's sanctuary city policy came into question. lopez-sanchez he had been set free several times by law enforcement who were complying with the sanctuary city policy. and earlier this week. city leaders voted unanimously to approve a measure that clarifies the sanctuary city policy. under the newly-approved changes. law enforcement will have to notify federal

. >>> the family of kate steinle wants justice. now they are suing. she was shot to death last year on pier 14 in san francisco. the suspect, an undocumented immigrant. francisco lopez-sanchez had been deported five times previously. the steinle family is claiming in a lawsuit that two federal agencies were negligent and they say the former sheriff overstepped his authority with a memo he sent two weeks before the shooting. >> it wasn't until this memo two weeks before lopez-sanchez gets released that things changed. and this, is the abuse of authority that led directly in an unbroken chain to the death of kate. >> just days ago, san francisco adjusted its sanctuary city policy. it no longer covers people who have committed violent crimes. >>> remember those spiked baseball bats like this one chained to poles in san francisco? dozens of them mysteriously popped up around the city last year. we know where they came from. turns out, this guy planted them for an art project. he told hoodline he did it to examine the culture of fear in america. >>> tonigh

immigration policy by referring to the case of kate steinle.he is the woman killed in san francisco last year on pier 14. the suspect an illegal immigrant named francisco lopez sanchez who had previously been deported several times. today the steinle family announced they are suing the city and the feds over her death. specifically, the bureau of land management, i.c.e., and former sheriff ross mirkarimi who released a memo two weeks before steinle's death. >> it wasn't until this memo two weeks before lopez-sanchez gets released that things changed. and this is the abuse of authority that led directly in an unbroken chain to the death of kate. >> the lawsuit comes just days after san francisco made clarifications to its sanctuary city policy to exempt those who have committed violent crimes. meanwhile, hillary clinton hosted a campaign event at a popular restaurant in oakland today. >> look, we have a big problem, um, in affordable housing, and in keeping neighborhood character and opportunities for people who have been living in oakland over

the most serious case is the july killing of kate steinle at pier 14 in san francisco with a gun belonging to a federal bureau of land management ranger. the gun allegedly fired by a man in this country illegally. the list of agencies that have lost guns is growing longer. it includes the fbi, i.c.e., chp, and hayward police, just to name a few. >>> today the nation paused to remember the more than 1 million americans who have given their lives while serving our country. reporter doug mcelway begins our coverage at arlington national cemetery. >> reporter: a somber day as americans remember the service members who made the ultimate sacrifice, president obama laying wreath at the tomb of in the known soldier at arlington national cemetery. remains of fallen soldiers from world war i, 2, and korea are there. >> whether they stood up in times of war, peace, or were called up by a draft board, they embedded the best of america. >> reporter: those currently serving the country honored as well with this memorial day coming up as the administration ramps up the fight by sending more than 400 troo

the family of kate steinle seeks justice.the failures they say allowed a repeat drug felon to kill. >> and extra leg room is one thing. but paying just to sit with your family?! >> we shouldn't have to pay extra to sit next to your child. >> airlines take extra fees to a whole new extreme. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >> good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm ken bastida. we begin tonight with breaking news. the search for a missing vallejo teen, pearl pinson, is focusing on a remote area near the town of jenner in sonoma county. chopper 5 shows the search teams on the ground and we have seen search dogs in the water, as well. deputies are looking for clues along willow creek road. this new search widens the kidnapping case that happened in vallejo on wednesday and yesterday, pinson's accused kidnapper was killed in a police shootout in solvang. that's hundreds of miles away from the search area going on in jenner. kpix 5 reporter jackie ward is in jenner this evening with the latest on the search.

the suit claims the sheriff was partly to blame for kate steinle's death because he released the undocumented felon instead of calling immigration officials. the federal government being sued because it was a federal officer's gun that fired the fatal shot. >>> i've heard from other nurses in other districts they are seeing it in their schools too. >> sick students in the south bay. the growing concern over an outbreak at several schools. >>> and then clashes in san diego over donald trump. the new numbers we just got on the arrests. >>> also a world war ii-vintage plane crashes into the hudson river. the search for the pilot. a dive team has recovered a body tonight -- after a small, vintage world war two plane crashed into >>> a dive team has recovered a body tonight after a small vintage world war ii plane crashed into the hudson river. the federal aviation administration says the plane began having engine trouble after taking off from long island. the pilot was the only person on board. many people on the waterfront saw that frightening crash. police are not confirming if the body found w

. >> the family of kate steinle filed a lawsuit today against the federal and local government for the killing. >> the family says missteps by agencies led to the death. and form the 32-year-old was walking with her father at pier 14 last july when she was shot to death. an undocumented immigrant is charged with pulling the trigger. steinle's family blamed ross mirkarimi after the city decided not to prosecute the defendant. >> he acted without legal authority in contrary to the law that existed and had been on the books. >> steinle's family blames the bureau of land management because the gun was stolen out of an agent's car. the bureau tells us it's reviewing the complaint. stein dgs le faults immigrations and customs for not having tracked sanchez. the city attorney saying the steinle family's loss is tragic, but it's ultimately a tragedy for which san francisco taxpayers can't be held liable. lopez-sanchez has been charged with second degree murder. more hearings will be held before the trial. >> kristin, thank you so much. >> donald trump campaigned in fresno today gathered downto

even if the ordinance was in effect last year, it would not apply in the killing of kate steinle because his previous felony convictions were not considered serious. >>> california lawmakers are debating a law that would protect people who smash out a car window to save animals trapped inside a hot car. three sem assembly members sat inside a car to show their support. it was 90 degrees outside. the temperature inside rose to 108 during 21 minutes in the car. supporters say the proposed law would allow good samaritans to smash out a car 2 save a pet without worrying about being sued. there are some restrictions. >> this is not a license for you to break windows. this is an opportunity for you to use your sound judgment at the point where you feel it's necessary for you to break that window and then you have to stay and wait until law enforcement arrives and to be able to explain the situation. >> now, several states, including florida and tennessee, they already have similar laws. >>> many young people are now looking for a summer job with the school year coming to an end and employment

. >> the family of kate steinle filed a lawsuit today against the federal and local government for the killing. >> the family says missteps by agencies led to the death. and form the 32-year-old was walking with her father at pier 14 last july when she was shot to death. an undocumented immigrant is charged with pulling the trigger. steinle's family blamed ross mirkarimi after the city decided not to prosecute the defendant. >> he acted without legal authority in contrary to the law that existed and had been on the books. >> steinle's family blames the bureau of land management because the gun was stolen out of an agent's car. the bureau tells us it's reviewing the complaint. stein dgs le faults immigrations and customs for not having tracked sanchez. the city attorney saying the steinle family's loss is tragic, but it's ultimately a tragedy for which san francisco taxpayers can't be held liable. lopez-sanchez has been charged with second degree murder. more hearings will be held before the trial. >> kristin, thank you so much. >> donald trump campaigned in fresno today gathered downto

last year, kate steinle was shot on pier 13. last year, the uc berkeley police chief had her gun stolen from her vehicle. last year, firearms were stolen in a vehicle belonging to a hayward cop. >> that is kind of scary someone would leave a gun laying around. it's dangerous. >> greg suhr wrote a letter asking their officers and agents hock guns when parking in the city. in this case, the fbi saying only they're looking into it. vic lee, abc7 news. >>> three suspects are under arrest, linked to the shootings that left one novato high school student dead and another, hurt. police arrested the suspect yesterday, his arrest followed the capture of two novato high school students on thursday. they're accused of shooting and stabbing the victims. police are searching for another suspect. >> the search is on for a missing man in alameda. earnesto capollo lenho was last seen wearing a blue baseball cap and black shoes. he is often seen in the marina village shopping center. if you notice him, please call police. >> well, the weather ha

--kate steinle >> reporter: now under the newly approved judges', law- enforcement here and the city would now have to notify immigration and customs enforcement if a defendant has been convicted of eight violent crime and the past seven years or if that person is being charged with a violent crime. the sheriff's department will also now be given some flexibility when it comes to content the ice in cases where the defendant has a criminal record and is being charged with eight felony creek--felony. >> reporter: supervisor john avalos, sponsor these nations is i spoke with him to the short time ago. and he is very happy that the law is not clear about when law enforcement can contact federal officials. >> steve: a gardener and golden gate park found a body floating in one of the lakes this morning to rid the body was dumped in the east area near the stadium. the gardners is the body was floating in the lake and that that area was shut down for several hours while police were investigating. staff from the coroner's office put up tarps when they were lifting the body out of the lake. al

. >> there were calling for changes after kate steinle was killed the man who had a history of illegally led to authorities recovering a stolen gun. police received a call about a disturbance involving a man with a gun. when officers patted down the suspect they found a loaded gun. the weapon had been stolen in paso robles. he was booked into jail on suspicion of violations. >>> police are investigating a robbery on twin peaks. it happened saturday night. a man from san mateo county was taking pictures when a man pushed him to the ground and stole his camera. the man suffered minor injuries. the man was in his 20s or 30s. >>> police in morgan hill is looking for a shoplifting suspect. the man stole electronic items sunday night. he cut off the tags and put them in a bag. when he was confronted by officers outside the store he dropped the bag and rap off. >>> -- ran off. >>> sunday night with a road rage incident. the chp said two drivers cut each other off. a man in a volvo fired shots at the other car three times. no one was hit but the shooter crashed into a pole and left the front end

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the policy gained national attention following the shooting and killing of kate steinle by an undocumentedver to imimmigration officials. >>> a pizza place shut down. the reason the health department suspended their permit. >> times week is a stressful time for college students. how a freshman is helping his classmates. >>> we are looking at a commute that does have a couple issues that have popped up. highway 24 looks good. >>> fog continues to play into the forecast. anyone coast and bay are dealing with some . >>> next door.com is changing it's policies. it is an online bulletin board, people can post recommendations, alert each other about suspicious activity. but a group called neighbors for racial justice complained that many people on the site were posting suspicious about strangers who were usually people of color. next door checked the site to require users to describe criminal behavior they witnessed, not just someone of color walking through the neighborhood. >>> steph curry put his home up for sale. look at the listing. the five bedroom, 4700 square foot home is on the market f

there were calls for changes after kate steinle was killed and a man with a history of illegally crossinghe border was charged. >>> these are live pictures, caltrans taking the next big step in demolishing the eastern span of the bay bridge. it is start of a two day project to lower a section of bed down on to barges, the barges will take it to portland and taken apart. this is the third of five sections that will be taken apart in this way. here's a video of the work in february. caltrans is streaming the project live by a camera from 6:30 this morning until 8:00 p.m. today and tomorrow. the whole project should be wrapped up in 2018. >> great to see that as it happens. >>> emergency workers exciting 60 miles to get to work. there's an experiment to help the firefighters who can't afford to live where they work. >>> new efforts to keep the raiders in oakland. former players hoping to get a new stadium built. >> we're looking at a commute where traffic will be busy on 580 westbound. and look at 80 nearby, when we come back. >>> plenty of low cloudth, some breaks if it's your first time he

. >>> it's been a year since kate steinle was killed.posal will be committee bated today -- debated. >> a police officer doused with bleach. what led up to the incident and the reason the suspect says she's innocent. >>> good morning, we're looking at a commute that will be busy on the san mateo bridge. we're getting to the peak of the commute. (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) . >>> a 20 yield man is ---year-old man is facing charges of killing his aunt. zamora stabbed marla zamora last fit. marla zamora was one of the first women to work in the public defenders office. a san francisco woman is in jail accused of pouring bleach on a police officer. she says she's innocent. a dog belonging to kim tran, bit a man's leg outside an apartment building in the tenderloin. as he was reporting it someone poured bleach from an apar

the policy attracted national attention after the killing of kate steinle last year. >>> it's 6:41, ite fan super decision, the reason warrior fans hope steph curry wears white shoes tonight. >>> more about the investigation into the death of prince, more on the doctor who treated prince the day before he died. >>> it's busy in the east bay. you can see at the toll plaza,is filled in. is filled in. nor some it will be a cool foggy day with upper 50s. for others 80s. we'll look at the wednesday temps. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ don't you just love it ♪ ♪ . >>> welcome back to the mornings on two. investigators looking into prince's death searched his compound for a second time. a number of marked and unmarked cars pulled into paisley park. authorities are looking for prescription drugs. a doctor treated him on april 20th. the doctor worked for north memorial health care at the time but he's no longer working there. >>> the san jose police officer who's back on the job after being fired for tweeting threats against the black lives matter movement has made his first public apology. officer phillip white woe

and a gun stolen from a federal ranger was used to shoot and kill kate steinle. >>> a corrections officer in new york state remains in critical condition after a package delivered to his home exploded. the officer was just opening up the package when it blew up in his hands. he has serious burns to his hand and arms and is being treated at a hospital in syracuse, new york. >> the doctors are monitoring his condition. he is in critical condition. but we keep our fingers crossed and we pray for the best. >> the state department of corrections says that it's not clear yet if the explosion has anything to do with the 52-year- old officer's work. the state says at this point that every possibility is being investigated >>> a lockdown at the white house is a now lifted after somebody threw a suspicious item at the fence. it happened shortly after president obama came back from speaking at the arlington cemetery. a woman threw a metal object along the north fence of the white house on pennsylvania avenue, the secret service said. the woman was detained. a hazmat team came to investigate. that it

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the change comes after 11 months of five-time deported mexican man, remember the killing of kate steinlejoining me to discuss cathy taylor, lisa boothe, carl higbie and captain chuck nash. captain nash, to you first, you would think with the public outrage san francisco would have gone the other way. they're going to make it harder to bring illegal immigrants to justice. >> one would have thought, charles, there is more than enough compelling evidence to make that call. the other thing is cities take it upon themselves to decide what they see is right as opposed to what is lawful. you looked at bathroom controversy going on right now. the states are challenging it in court. they're not unilaterally deciding to break the law. we are a nation of laws and if we give up that, it's going to turn into chaos. charles: lisa boothe, this seems like a recipe for the worst kind of chaos where murder of the innocence is allowed and enabled. >> right, and you're allowing it so the instance can you harbor illegal immigrants who commit crimes is beyond me, i don't know how anyone can possibly defend th

the gun that killed kate steinle was stolen from a federal agent's car. some people can't believe that after that high profile case, officers still leave their weapons in their cars. >> i can't believe they're still leaving their guns in their cars. >> why are they leaving them in the car? >> our investigative unit worked to find out how many missing weapons have been taken from law enforcement. 5000 weapons are missing, 379 of those from bay area agencies, not counting agencies that declined to release data. several of those weapons included assault rifles. >>> san francisco's interim police chief is once again in the public eye, this time leading with business leaders. he took over after serra's sudden resignation. he will attend a meeting on polk street focusing on police use of force. >>> students at nevada high school are back in class for the first time since last week's offcampus shooting. a 17-year-old was killed and a second student shopped and stabbed. that student is now recovering. police are still looking for one more teenaged suspect. prosec