she heard the group chant "wake up, libby." that is something they spray painted on to the property and that's when the group of vandals started lighting up fireworks. >> there was a real thick layer of smoke and a lot of noise. >> deep explosions, you know, very heavy firecrackers, that sounds more like little bomb. >> reporter: oakland police officers called to the house of mayor libby schaaf this morning, finding clues like a bucket of red paint, a spray paint canister and a blown up firework labelled "dirty dog." >> this was very militant and it doesn't feel like people from oakland. >> reporter: in a neighborhood where nearly every other home has a black lives matter signposted outside the window, some neighbors think the vandals are outsiders who are exploiting the black lives matter movement. >> no matter how mad people have been, this is not what they were doing. this is from out of town. >> reporter: the mayor shares the home with her husband and their two children. >> how scary for little ones to, like, wake up and se

. >>> up next, the home of oakland mayor libby schaaf hit by vandals. see what we have learned about the incident and the investigation. >>> plus, a new plan to house the homeless in san francisco. what the mayor's office proposed today, and how she intends to pay for it. >>> it's staying cool around her, at least for the next couple of days. we will let you know when you can get rid of those jackets and feel the warmth again. that's coming up in the five- day forecast. >>> san francisco's da says no one is above the law as we learn of the arrest of a sheriff deputy. >>> taking a live look at conditions on the san mateo bridge, not bad. the commute direction there on the left, a little slow but nothing like it would be during normal times. we will be back in just a . my money should work as hard as i do. that's why i use my freedom unlimited card every time i get gas. give me a little slack! with freedom unlimited, you're always earning. i said i need some slack on pump three! and you can make a difference today by completing the census. the census impa

it was the mayor libby shaft who voted no on the deciding vote. reporting live, alyssa harrington, mornings on fox 2. >>> thank you. the oakland mayor, libby shaft says she will not let vandalism to her house stop her from supporting police reforms and programs that she believes in. yesterday morning, they scrawled messages on her garage door, driveway and retaining wall. the messages had included wake- up libby. blood on your hands. they also had defined to the pd. they set off fireworks. the mayoral candidate said that she does not know the specifics of the vandalism and explains why activists are angry at the mayor. >> she repeatedly sits on the other end of the fence, from the people and her response to the crisis and the city of oakland is tone deaf. >> police have not named any suspects, but an anonymous group went online and claimed responsibility. the post outlined why the mayor was targeted, and warned other politicians that do this is just the beginning. >>> shot, chicago's mayor wants the public to track down the shooter. witnesses say

--b eco- libby: that is a great question.his is being called phase four, which is confusing, but this is a phase for bill that will likely include a pretty familiar mix of policies. we expect there to be an extension of the federal unemployment insurance, which expires at the end of july that will likely be a lower benefit than the current $600 a week but likely will be included in the bill at some level. we also expect increased state and local funding. if you remember, all of this money, the state and localities have only got $150 billion, so we expect more support for state cities, and also liability protection for this is something that is really important and we expect that in the bill as well. ratchets up in terms of the price tag. seen at have already red lines. the president's redline, and thennell's redline, democrats, state and local, if we have all of these red lines you seem optimistic. i do not see how this can happen. ibby: i am optimistic because think basically almost everything is included. there has been the

. >>> vandals hit the home of oakland mayoral libby schaaf overnight. her property was tact, so when even shot off fireworks. henry lee is joining us now with more on exactly what happened. henry? >> alex, the mayor's house has long been the site of protests but this appears to be the first time her house has been vandalized. >> wake up, libby, blood on your hands. defund opd. these were just some of the messages. protesters shot paintballs and covered her property in graffiti. they even shot off fireworks. the mayors spokesman said an attack at the home of a publicly elected official does not of advanced democracy. in a statement he added, this attack designed to intimidate the mayor and strike fear into her family will not stop her for advocating for the policies he believes are in the best interest of her hometown. police tell me they are looking for video surveillance and witnesses. >> this is not a thing -- would have ever encouraged. >> reporter: brooks says she doesn't know what happened overnight but understands why some are frustrated with the

a vote was split evenly with mayor libby schaaf breaking the tie with her no vote.oved that to community responders of oakland known as m.a.c.r.o. that was voted down. they helped things like education and housing. after george floyd was killed by a police officer in minneapolis this past may. vandals attacked mayor schaaf's home in oakland and spray painted. messages like take responsibility and wake up, libby. the mayor's office condemned this attack. many of her neighbors have black lives matter signs posted on them. many think they're outsiders trying to exploit the black lives matter movement. >>> more details about b.a.r.t. leaders pledging to move $2 million from b.a.r.t.'s police budget. "the chronicle" reporting it will go to unarmed ambassadors this is through the hiring of five new police officers and fare inspectors. >>> a big day for south bay restaurants on the road to recovery. road closure all in the name of food. restaurants are getting a big break as they try to get back on their feet during this crisis. kris sanchez joins us live this morning to e

all run by liberal democrats. >> libby schaaf says oakland does not need -- libby schaaf says oakland does not need any help. the mayor of chicago says the same. in portland, news agencies report unidentified federal agents are picking people off the street, putting them in rental vance. the city and the aclu have sued to stop it. we're watching everything happening in washington particularly the negotiations about a new stimulus. we'll be tweeting about it. you can find me on twitter @scottmcgroew. >>> the giants and a's play tonight, a second of two warm-up games ahead of this week's season openers. tonight's game is at oracle. no fans, of course. last night it all happened at the coliseum. no fans either unless you include the cardboard cutouts. during the national anthem some giants players took a knee along with new giants manager gabe kapler. as for the game, the giants won it, 6-2. >>> well, lebron james says the hardest part of the quarantine, not seeing his mother. james went on to say that for more than three months he has gone without seeing his mother, gloria, who was in a

other messages include take responsibility and wake up, libby. the mayor's office condemned the attack. opd is investigating. schaaf's home and many of her neighbors have black lives matters signs on their windows or on their property. many think vandals are outsiders exploiting the black lives matter movement. bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> we have more details for you. b.a.r.t. leaders pledged to move $2 million from b.a.r.t.'s police budget. "the chronicle" report that go money will go instead to unarmed ambassadors. the money had been meant to cover police costs tied to covid-19 through the hiring of five new police officers and four fare inspectors. >>> now to our road to recovery coverage. in san jose a big day is set for restaurants trying to just get back on their feet during this pandemic. a road will be shut down in the name of food. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us live to explain. it could be a bit of a game changer. >> reporter: yes. we've seen some of those road closures in other bay area cities around the bay area, b

mayor libby schaaf broke a 4 to 14 type by voting no work. mayor schaff said emergency response times would be heard if the police budget was cut even more. meantime, oakland police are still searching for vandals who attacked mayor schaff's home. ktvu crime reporter haley lee shows us the damage. >> reporter: wake up libby, blood on your hands, defund opd. at about 2:00 in the morning, protesters shot paintball and covered her property in graffiti. they even shut off fireworks. the burton said an attack at the home of a publicly elected official does noadvance democracy. in a statement he added this attack will not stop her from advocating for the policy she believes is that in the long- term interest of her town. oakland police spent the time documenting the scene. police say they are looking for witnesses as part of an open investigation. >> -- >> reporter: brooks says she doesn't know what happened overnight but understands why some people are frustrated with the mayor. >> she repeatedly sits on the other end of the fence on the people an

messages like, wake up, libby, and blood on your hands. it woke up and startled one of her neighbors. >> we woke up to some loud bangs and flashes. see some loud flashes and extremely loud explosions. maybe a group of 30 to 40 people dressed all in black with masks. >> police officers and crime scene technicians looked for evidence outside mayor schaaf's home once the sun rose. >>> president trump has signed an executive order to exclude undocumented immigrants from the census. census dictates the drawing of congressional district lines and determines the allocation of federal resources to states and local communities, which is very important. it could have a big impact on states like california and new york that have large undocumented populations. california governor newsom calls this move, quote, rooted in racism and xenophobia. the order is expected to be challenged as unconstitutional. >>> thousands of immigrant families have been hit by financial pressures during this pandemic like everyone else, of course. abc7 news looks at this. >

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. >>> vandals targeted the home of oakland mayor libby schaff wednesday night. messages including "blood on your hands," "wake up libby," "defund opd," and "cancel rent" were spray-painted on her home at about two in the morning protesters shooting paintballs at the house and setting off fireworks. >> she repeatedly sits on the other end of the fence with people. her response is absolutely tone deaf. >> opd is now investigating.'s spokes when for the mayor says the incident will not stop her for advocating for policies she believes in. >>> a group of parents who want their children to return to the classroom today filed a federal lawsuit against the state of california. as ktvu's maureen naylor reports , the school closures on the states watchlist are unconstitutional. >> we are here to talk about a lawsuit. >> reporter: the ceo for the center of american liberty, along with two euros announced a new lawsuit filed tuesday in federal. nine southern california families represented by the dillan law group are suing the state of california. >> what we are advocating

oakland mayor libby shaft had a 4-4 tie. the city council passed a budget that included more than $14 million in budget cuts, the mayor was worried that more cuts would have a negative affect on emergency response times. >>> colleagues are remembering a fellow nurse who had died in the same hospital where she had worked, more than 20 years. we are shown now a tribute, and the demands to protect healthcare workers on the front lines. >> reporter: her smile touched hearts and helped patients, for 25 years, a nurse at the summit medical center, last friday, one week after testing positive right at the er, as a patient and pass away. >> she has left a huge hole in our hearts. i love you, janine. i miss you. i cannot wait to see you again. >> for my summer family, this is the hardest loss for our family. none of us had signed up for this. we are doing this, doing it willingly. >> her husband, two children, family members and friends and coworkers were in shock and grief. they say that she was a worrier helping patients a battle t

>>here in oakland mayor libby shaft home was vandalized early tuesday morning. now according to a witness i talked to a group of people arrived here roughly around 2 o'clock in the morning and began spray painting the mayor's home, they also splashed red paint over her garage door vandalize the sidewalk, the side of her house she also vandalized several nearby signs and also hit her home with paintballs they also spray painted several messages on the garage door, including defund opd and cancel rent now there have been multiple protests in front of the mayor's house over the last couple of weeks but most of those have been peaceful this is the first one according to neighbors that involved any sort of destruction or vandalism in was also disruptive to the neighborhood, including lighting off fireworks which woke up everybody nearby i talked to one neighbor who says she supports the ongoing protests but feels this is taking a little too far. >>because i totally support protesting and demonstrating. the anxiety of discourse but i'm not sure that i support. the pho

mayor libby schaaf cast the tiebreaker vote that strips funding from opd. she said she's sticking to her commitment to cut 50% of the budget. >> reporter: the intimidation did not work. >> you're crossing a line when you do this to her house. >> reporter: one day after vandals painted the words "defund opd" on the garage door of oakland's mayor libby schaaf, the mayor voted no to an amendment that would cut more money from the police department. she said, quote, any further cuts to the police department will require a significant reduction to our widely recognized, inadequate 911 response. tasha meanty watched the 10-hour long virtual council meeting from her home. >> it's crazy. the overtime we have and way we're allocating the tasks they're doing is nonsensical. >> reporter: they're urging members to reallocate millions from opd's budget and reinvest taxpayer money into housing and mental health services. opd's interim police chief said in the last year police spent $2.75 million on overtime for officers who monitor tests including the george floyd demons

libby, thanks so much for coming on.ngs seem so political in schools and so crazy in the most poisonous kind of way that i think a lot of people areie worried about is going to happen come september. are you worried? >> i am worried. in fact, i have been worried for some time. it was rather interesting after george floyd's death, my son's school, at the suggestion of school chancellor richard carranza, started doing antiracism lessons and talking about the protests in the riotsa and all of fact. and what was really interesting to me is that with lessons in antiracism, they were teaching bias where perhaps none had existed before. they were teaching my son and the students in his class, which are primarily first and second-generation immigrant students, that we are not equal, that, in fact, white students have inherited a legacy of racism from their grandparents and parents, that their grandparents and parents may not even be aware they've inherited this legacy and passed it on, and that students are, you know, stuck with

. >>> strong words from oakland mayor libby schaaf after president trump threatened to send federal forces to her city. fierce clashes in portland between protesters. part of oour effort to build a better bay area focuses on issues of race and social justice. laura martinez has this story. >> oakland is a mess. we're not going to let this happen in our country. >> reporter: oakland was among the list of cities president trump said would soon see more federal law enforcement following the recent unrest and deployment in portland. >> we have more federal law enforcement in portland they have done a faptastic job. >> reporter: during midday show, oakland mayor libby schaaf says the president is not doing his job protecting us from the pandemic. >> i don't need law enforcement in oakland, i need testing. i need personal protective equipment. we need direct income support for people who are out of work. >> reporter: during his daily press briefings, governor newsom answered the question whether the state has been given a heads up from the trump administration's plans and what his response would

and oakland mayor libby shaft home cleanup was underway wednesday to remove spray painted graffiti. >>vandals put up on tuesday calling for the defunding of oakland police. an investigation into the incident is now under way but oakland police are saying little else. in june. the city council removed more than 14 million dollars out of opd is budget. but tuesday night the council rejected a proposal to pull out an additional 11 million dollars those measures that came forward. >>it said they were answering the call without also you're looking at the service impacts was disingenuous. >>councilmember lynette gibson mcelhaney says she's committed to further defunding of the police and shifting dollars elsewhere. but she says it can't happen without a thorough analysis of how it will impact safety but more can we do. >>to better invest these precious and rare public dollars and we've taken seriously to 50% mandate and that's our. >>the mayor voiced similar concerns when she broke a tie and rejected a second proposal to remove an additional 3 million dollars from opd his budget while dis

bob, i know mayor libby schaff cut the budget. does she talk about her reasoning for that? >> she did prior to the vote. oakland mayor libby schaff wrote to cut an additional $11.4 million was, quote, dangerous and irresponsible. the council voted and they were split 4-4. the mayor cast that tie-breaking no vote. schaff reminded her colleagues that the city already cut $13.4 million back in june. to use that money to fund macros. that's the mobile assistance community responders of oakland. she also noted that opd already has the lowest officer per crime staffing of any department in the united states. now, there has been a movement nationwide to de-fund police departments after george floyd was killed by a police officer in minneapolis this past may. under last night's proposal, that was voted down. that $11.4 million from the police department would've been allocated to underfunded programs that help education, housing, and social services. in a statement to the east bay "times" before yesterday's meeting, the anti-police terror project wrote that the city council could s

>>the cleanup was underway wednesday at the home of oakland mayor libby shaft. >>on tuesday vandals spray painted graffiti across or garage calling for the defunding of oakland police an investigation into the incident is now under way. >>but oakland police are saying little else. in june. the city council pulled more than 14 million dollars out of opd is budget. but tuesday night they rejected a bid to pull out an additional 11 million dollars. >>in none of our colleagues brought those kinds measures for with any analysis as to the service impact and so we were able to say yes to any further cuts at this time. >>councilmember lynette gibson mcelhaney says more defunding in police reform is needed and the council is committed to it. but it can't happen overnight while maintaining safety how do we actually employ. >>up to a 150 million in a way that makes us most most safe and how we engage the people most impacted by violence and police interaction and that means taking that mandate seriously and not. doing something expedient for for positive political headline

>>here in oakland mayor libby shaft home was vandalized early tuesday morning. now according to a witness i talked to a group of people arrived here roughly around 2 o'clock in the morning and began spray painting the mayor's home, they also splashed red paint over her garage door vandalize the sidewalk, the side of her house she also vandalized several nearby signs and also hit her home with paypal's they also spray painted several messages on the garage door, including defund opd and cancel rent now there have been multiple protests in front of the mayor's house over the last couple of weeks but most of those have been peaceful this is the first one according to neighbors that involved any sort of destruction or vandalism in was also disruptive to the neighborhood, including lighting off fireworks which woke up everybody nearby i talked to one neighbor who says she supports the ongoing protests but feels this is taking a little too far. >>because i totally support protesting and demonstrating. the anxiety of discourse but i'm not sure that i support. the phoeb

vandals spray painted messages on the home of oakland mayor libby shaft.or neighbor tells us around 2:00 a.m. she saw 20 masked people all dressed in dark clothing surround the mayor's home there in oakland. the neighbor says she heard people chant wake up, libby, as they setoff fireworks and spray painted the home with messages. many of those messages we can't even show you. the mayor lives their with her husband and two children. >> this was very different. this was very militant, and it doesn't feel like people from oakland. >> you're crossing a line when you do this to her house. >> it's just full of hate. >> the mayor supports passionate protest but does not support tactics meant to harm and terrorize others. >>> president trump is trying for the second time to eliminate undocumented immigrants from the 2020 census. he signed a memo today barring undocumented immigrants from being counted for the purpose of deciding how many members of congress each state will get. the constitution, though, requires the census to include everyone in the u.s. the aclu

. >>> new at 6:00, clean-up is underway at libby schaaf's home. it was vandalized overnight. in addition to spray painted words, she's dealing with a war of words with president trump over threats to second federal troops to oakland. here's leslie brinkley with the story. >> defund opd. blood on your hands. all spray painted on the garage, sidewalk and stone wall outside mayor libby schaaf's oebakland home overnight. people shot projectiles and set off fireworks around 2:00 a.m. >> i know there is a lot of unrest and i really sympathize with that. but this was jarring and kind have felt like to another level. >> i think what it shows is that libby schaaf's policies which include urging criminals to flee from authorities are not really working for her city, for the people of her city. and i'm sorry that her house was attacked like that. it is really unfortunate and no americans should be made to feel unsafe in their home. >> this week president trump promised to accepted troops. >> we're not going to let this happen in our country. >> i don't need law enforcement in oakland. i

. >>> reggie aqui talked with regi libby schaaf about the police department. fascinating conversation. take a listen. >> we spoke about further defunding. opd. how do you feel? >> let's be clear. they passed a measure to establish and then responsible thing to do. they are inviting you, the community to come co-create what this reimagined public safety is going to look like. and before we do more cuts, it's important to understand what the public is losing and potentially getting in its place. that should be transparent, it should be informed and it should be co-created with community. council passed that unanimously last night. >> this is something we've talked about this with you for a number of weeks. this is generally not the direction you believe the oakland police department should be going in, correct? >> what i believe is that we need to make informed decisions. i supported the more than $14 million immediate cut to the police department's budget but we could not see how any further cuts would not require the elimination of a service or division. for t

vandals spray painted messages on the home of oakland mayor libby schaaf.a neighbor tells us around 2:00 in the morning, she saw 20 people wearing masks, dressed in dark clothing, surrounding the mayor's home. the neighbor said she heard the people chant wake up libby as they set off fireworks and spray painted the home with messages. the mayor lives there with her husband and two kids. mayor schaaf says she supports passionate protests but does not support tactics meant to harm or terrorize others. >>> a brush fire came close to homes in the hill above san jose's alum rock neighborhood. it started just before 1:00 this afternoon they're lariat lane. about four acres burns. one outbuilding was destroyed but thankfully no homes. >>> it is a california order. everyone has to wear a mask while at a store or when they're within six feet of others outside. what about when you're at the drive-through. east bay starbucks said the company doesn't make it a requirement. the barista tells us most customers are not. >> it's emotionally exhausting to go into work every

we'll have reaction from mayor libby shaft. >>all right we are back time now is 4.15 we've got a live look outside right now it doesn't look all that fog here in this shot right at street level longer park there in san francisco, but we do have quite a bit of it out there. rebecca strong keeping an eye on that morning are back and now good morning. james, we definitely are seeing a foggy conditions around the bay area patchy fog in some spots, especially in our south zone but look at this san francisco international airport we can definitely see some of the fog later in the low lying clouds here in the shot. >>and we're going to be seeing that over the next couple of hours around the bay area until we finally get some clearing a closer to lunchtime. good news though for the airports, we're delay free into san francisco oakland and san jose all checking in problem free. so far but as always check with your carrier before heading to the airport, future cast for showing us the visibility we're just really socked in in some spots,

>>cleanup was underway wednesday at the home of oakland mayor libby shaft.>>on tuesday vandals spray painted graffiti across or garage calling for the defunding of oakland police. an investigation into the incident is now under way but oakland police are saying little else. >>in june. the city council pulled more than 14 million dollars out of opd is budget. but tuesday night they rejected a bid to pull out an additional 11 million dollars. >>in none of our colleagues brought those kinds measures for with any analysis as to the service impacts and so we were able to say yes to any further cuts at this time. >>councilmember lynette gibson mcelhaney says more defunding in police reform is needed and the council is committed to it. but it can't happen overnight while maintaining safety how do we actually employ. >>250 million in a way that makes us most most safe and how we engage the people most impacted by violence and police interaction and that means taking that mandate seriously and not. doing something expedient for for positive political headlines. we ar

, these were just some of the messages painted outside of mayor libby schaaf's house . at about 2:00 a.m. protesters shut off fireworks. >> i knew it was here. >> reporter: the mayors spokes when set an attack does not advance democracy. in a statement he added, this attack, designed to intimidate the mayor and strike fear into her family, will not stop her for advocating for the policies he believes are in the best long-term interest of her beloved hometown. oakland police spent the morning documenting the scene. police tell me they are looking for video surveillance and witnesses as part of an open investigation. >> this is not anything that any of the groups we work with would've ever encouraged. >> reporter: activist books said she doesn't know what happened overnight, but understand why some are frustrated with the mayor. >> she repeatedly sits on the other end to the people and her response to the crisis in the city of oakland is absolutely tone deaf. >> reporter: this isn't the first time protesters have shown up at her home. in june demonstrators marched up frui

but watch this the democrat mayor of oakland, california, libby schaaf is not saying, no, they're notceful at all. texas congressman brian babin with us, on asking this question, when will elected officials step up and govern and stop this mobthis is not about . this is about keeping people safe. former top border official tom homan with us, on u.s. border officials warning this is a growing new development. drug cartels are now exploiting u.s. unrest in major u.s. cities. also the covid-19 pandemic. as they are now pushing massive amounts of drugs across the border as cartels are setting up shun in u.s. cities now in turmoil. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome tote show. you're watching the fox business network. we begin with the explosive fireworks house judiciary hearing with ag barr today as democrats led by jerry nadler kicked it off. he basically kicked off the hearing that critics say the way he did it turned it into really vicious, nasty brawl. get right to fox news congressional correspondent chad pergram

oakland mayor libby schaaf tweeted out this. she says we are not experiencing any civil unrest right now, but i can think of nothing more likely to incite it than the presence of trump-ordered military troops into oakland. >>> happening today san francisco leaders vote on a possible ballot measure to reshape the police department staffing every two years. sfpd staffing levels have been static for really the better part of three decades. the measure calls for police commissioners to review the numbers regularly and adjust as needed. it already seems to be headed for the ballot with the majority of supervisors voting for it. >>> turning back to our pandemic coverage two sobering new benchmarks for the bay area which has now surpassed 40,000 confirmed cases of the virus. also there are now exactly 700 bay area deaths tied to coronavirus. >> the bay area added more than 1,000 new cases yesterday. 347 of them in santa clara county, the highest single day total there so far. >>> a new vaccine trial conducted by oxford university is ma

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>>cleanup was underway wednesday at the home of oakland mayor libby shaft. tuesday vandals spray painted graffiti across garage calling for the defunding of oakland police. an investigation into the incident is now under way. >>but oakland police are saying little else. in june. the city council pulled more than 14 million dollars out of opd is budget. but tuesy night they rejected a bid to pull out an additional 11 million dollars. >>in none of lleagues brought those kinds measures for it with any analysis as to the servicimpacts and so we were able to say. yes to any further cuts at this time. >>councilmember lynette gibson mcelhaney says more defundinpol the council is committed to it. but it can't happen overnight while maintaining safety how do we actually employ. >>250 million in a way that makes us most most safe and how we engage the people most impacted by violence and police interaction and that means taking that mandate seriously and not. doing something expedient for for positive political headlines. we are athe when she broke a tie similar and r

. >>> also, vandals attacked the home each oakland mayor libby schaaf. the messages left behind, and the search for who is responsible. 7:00 on a wednesday. good morning. >> welcome to the middle of the week. it's wednesday, july 22nd. how are my favorite bike riders, gacia? >> they are sleeping this morning, but they are riding their hearts out at the bmx track every day, so they're doing awesome. >> dave, i'm trying to figure out what i'm doing wrong with my irons on the golf course. no, i'm not doing that. >> steve, you're a great golfer. >> no, i'm not, dave! oh, my gosh! [ laughter ] you know a guy tweeted out saying i played golf 25 times this summer, and i'm worse now than when i started. i understand that. we have a little lull going through. and that has ushered in not only wind but a cooler pat person and drizzle in the city, and there it is. 50s on the temperatures here. 50s for everyone. so the winds of change, that would be a great title for a song -- oh, wait a minute. breezy for some. not a bad little breeze here. oakland, concord, fairfie

mayor libby schaffe said in a statement, vandalizing our downtown gives donald trump the images he wants and the justification he seeks to send federal troops into american cities. we celebrate passion and protest, but oaklanders need to know that when they attend protests after dark, they might be providing cover for agitators who are more intent on stoking civil unrest than advancing racial justice. >> protest last night is ugly. the vandalism is ugly. >> reporter: oakland native philip johnson is disappointed. he believes the actions of some distract from the black lives matter movement. >> this is a bad image for oakland. this doesn't be bring floyd back or anything. this is for the city vote, period. >> reporter: oakland police say they made several arrests but did not give details on charges. in oakland, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> more than a dozen people paddled out into the bay this morning in honor of shawn, the 22-year-old who was shot and killed by vallejo police last month. the group carried their boards into the water at chrissy field. his sister ashley organized the eve

. >> reporter: player libby schaaf says he should stop being divisive. the presence of officers would likelyflow, and we do reject. the >> federal involvement into oakland is a threat to all of us. >> reporter: walter wily says what had in border wall is now portland is no better. >> reporter: oakland police tell me they have not norwould not ask for asissance. henry lee. >>> presidents heldprotests held a rally and march. they also want independent, unannounced inspections of the jail in release of inmates who are not been to trial. >> effectively real reason for death. >>> as of today there are 106 cases of covid-19 that jail and they have released more than 1,000 inmates since the coronavirus pandemic begin. >>> san francisco is shutting down indoor malls again. japan town and the galleria are all effects. the only exception is if the store has an entrance outside. the virus has a much more difficult time spreading in outdoor environments. >>> eldoor aldo county is not on the state's health watch list. but the ston the community list. and that means l

. >>> oakland mayor libby shaft said they're responding to many 911 calls and this morning i asked her how a new will work? onmake informed decisions. >> mayor said she and and city budget and on another topic, shaft expressed concern about a nighttime vandalism that sometimes follows daytime protests. >> many leaders are saying this is distracting from the movement of the message. i encourage people to consider only attending demonstrations that are in daylight and also by groups that you know. we have got to be very careful particularly between now and election day. >> the mayor said night vandali a narrative promoted by president trump that some cities are out of control. >>> several suspects are on the run after an officer involved shooting in berkeley. a police say an officer the cvs when the suspects tried to get away, they found a weapon. no one was hit and the officer has an injury to her foot and the investigation is ongoing. >>> ten people displaced after two alarm fire overnight in san francisco and the citizen app video, you can see the flames shooting into the air in north

cuts the dl controversial issue has now been connected to the recent attack on the home of oakland libbyschaaf on tuesday vandals spray painted graffiti all across the garage calling for the defunding of oakland police. the council says they are committed to additional the funding ndit can happen overnight while maintaining fcan we do to better invest these precious and rare public dollars and we've taken seriously to 50% mandating that serwer. absolute nsensus on the council to r that is rious reforms and to proportional and that is parallel to every increasing something. >>the council is now discussing the option of creating a community task force which will look at reorganizing the police. >>we have a traffic alert for you if you're in the south bay, a number of streets in downtown san jose are closed to traffic until further notice now all of this is to help restaurants, stay afloat during the pandemic here's the connection a block of san pedro square is turning into a venue for outdoor alfresco dining. now until now restaurants were just limited to a few tables on the sidewalk. butn

mayor libby schaaf says alameda county saw a 35% increase in kroep ca coronavirus cases last week. testing at that site is free and open to everyone. and coming up later today, mayor schaaf will join us live and you can watch it on midday live at 11:00. >>> new at 6:00, northern california is starting a trend, fining businesses up to $10,000 for violate being health orders more than 200% ofinthern califo angeles county is following suit. officials are creating plan to fine businesses that did not comply with covid-19 guidelines. >>> the u.s. has reached about 3 million coronavirus cases and that is more than any other country in the world. president trump and dr. fauci contradicted each other when it came to the state 6 ouof our na. >> we're going very well. mortality rate the lowest anywhere in the world. >> it is a false narrative to take comfort in a lower rate of death. >> a new model from the university of washington projects more than 200,000 americans could die from the virus before christmas. the world health organization now admits that covid-9 can spread through the air m

. >>> new at noon, oakland mayor libby schaaf and the u.s. conference of mayors held a call this morning to denounce the recent deployment of federal agents to cities. >> as mayor and guardians of our beloved communities, we know what can create safety as well as destroy it. and this president has consistently slandered my beautiful, diverse, progressive city for his own personal l >> meantime oregon's governor said federal agents who have clashed with protesters in portland begin what she called a phased withdrawal. governor kate brown said the agents will begin leaving the downtown area tomorrow. attorney general william barr speaking before congress yesterday defended the decision to send armed federal agents into the city this month. >>> the vallejo police department making its use of force analysis available to the public. they just unveiled a new interactive dashboard on its website. it provides detailed data from 2017 through 2019 during which incidents. the dashboards will be updated on an annual basis. >>> the city of larkspur has te

. >> reporter: libby schaaf, who's loam was vandalized last week they are taking steps to protect people. >> oakland police tell plea they made four arrested during the saturday night protests. two suspects are from oakland, a third from hayward and a fourth from henry county. >>> the players of six u.s. cities are making it illegal to stop the federal agents from working. now the trump administration is considering sending even more of them to portland. last night the protests took a violence turn once again. the protesters breached a fence and slot fireworks at officers. federal agents fireled back with tear gas, flash bangs and fire bangs. >>> there was a calling for a closure of one juvenile facility. haining people are leading this drive. >> reporter: julie, they want to save the byron boys ranch in eastern contra costa county. >> reporter: a few dozen peopling garthered outside contra costa's jubil hall demanding it be closed. and the county make diversion and treatment a priority instead. this public demander floated most youth outfielders have suffered violence or trauma or have

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mayor libby shaft broke the tie voting no on the proposal arguing that the council has already cut 14 million from the police budget this year. called indy bay is claiming responsibility for vandalizing the home of oakland mayor libby shaft take a look at what they did come for is working to confirm the responsibility now we've reached out to the oakland police and are waiting to hear from them, according to neighbors, a group of people spray painted the mayor's home about 2 o'clock in the morning yesterday and you can see just the damage that they did to the garage door leaving messages like defund opd and cancel rent. there have been demonstrations in front of mayor chefs house before but this is the first time that her home has been vandalized. the mayor's office released a statement saying in part this attack will not stop the mayor from advocating for the policies she believes are the best long-term interests of her beloved hometown. >>taking a live look outside right now the source sutro tower camera it's been socked in by the fog all morning long some of us still there you can

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>>the cleanup was underway wednesday at the home of oakland mayor libby shaft. >>on tuesday vandals spray painted graffiti across or garage calling for the defunding of oakland police an investigation into the incident is now under way. >>but oakland police are saying little else. in june. the city council pulled more than 14 million dollars out of opd is budget. but tuesday night they rejected a bid to pull out an additional 11 million dollars in none of our colleagues brought those kinds measures for with any analysis as to the service impact. >>and so we were able to say yes to any further cuts at this time. >>councilmember lynette gibson mcelhaney says more defunding in police reform is needed and the council is committed to it. but it can't happen overnight while maintaining safety how do we actually employ. >>to a 150 million in a way that makes us most most safe and how we engage the people most impacted by violence and police interaction and that means taking that mandate seriously and not. doing something expedient for for positive political headlines.

other messages included take responsibility and wake up, libby. the mayor's office has condemned this attack. opd is investigating. schaaf's home and many of her neighbors have black matter posted on them. some neighbors think the vandals are outsiders who are exploiting the black lives matter movement. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> b.a.r.t. leaders pledged to move $2 million from the police budget. "the chronicle" reporting that will go to unarmed ambassadors. the money had been meant to cover the police costs tied to covid-19 through the hiring of five new police officers and four fare inspectors. >>> a road closure in the name of food. san jose restaurants are getting a big break as they try to get back on their feet during this crisis. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us live to explain. this could be a bit of a game changer here. >> reporter: yeah, so, laura, most of our viewers have seen some of the road closures in communities around the bay area. the difference here in san jose is that this one could be permane

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i'm glad libby schaaf stood up and said something, because they have to appeal to rationality at some point. yesterday in los angeles we were driving past a peaceful protest at 2:00 in the afternoon on wilshire boulevard in front of the federal building. my 15-year-old pointed out the window and said, "that's how you have a protest." people were calm, they had signs, and they were organized. they had a message, and they were moving in one direction. she's absolutely right, portland is a city where i grew up. it's a city i love. i've taken my girls there every single year to see family, and they see the news. they see what's happening, and it's hard for them to comprehend this. they are absolutely right, the people who are out marching, they're not marching at 1:00 and 3:00 in the morning. they are trying to infiltrate the federal courthouse because they know that the optic is good for their stinky movement. if you take all the federal agents out of portland, if you take dea, secret service, fbi, the u.s. marshals, he take them out of there, ted wheeler has done such a job of letting t

>>and coming up next after the break, we'll be joined by oakland mayor libby shaft should be talking about the current movements for defunding the police in oakland and a lot more. 9.29 good morning, welcome back thanks for joining us. this morning, we're turning the corner into the weekend. we want to find out all about the weather for the bay area. >>this bar has it all day a good morning. marty good morning, everybody we're turning the corner on the fog to look at this these bayshore and start to open up there. yes and we have in the sunshine to help mix this out going to be a pretty much of a mostly sunny day and temperatures are starting to separate now here, somebody to antioch meanwhile lower 60's along the east bay shoreline still chilly 56 there up to santa rosa. and a 62 meanwhile to san jose. now central valley today is going to be quite warm, however we're being shield a little bit by this onshore wind as you can see what they're picking up into the teens just a little bit. the breakdown today, 78 doesn't buy one by 4 we're talking also 78 with high temperatures reaching

>>> first this week there was a tense war of words between president trump and mayor libby schaaf over reports to send federal troops to oakland. then overnight the mayor's house was vandalized with graffiti. >> reporter: defun opd, blood on your hands, all spray painted outmayor libby schaaf's oakland home overnight. witnesses say 30 to 40 people dressed in black and wearing masks shot projectiles and shot off fireworks around 2:00 a.m. >> i know there is a lot of rest and i sympathize but this was jarring and it felt like to another level. >> i think what it shows is will bey schaaf's policies is encouraging criminals to flee from authorities is not working for the people of her city i'm sorry that her house was attacked like that. americans should be able the feel safe in their homes but as a leader she needs to do better. >> reporter: this week president trump threatened to send federal troops like did he in oakland. >> i don't need law enforcement in oakland. i need testing. i need personal protective equipment. >> they met to defend the mayor. they believe sending in troops is un