libby and lauren are taking me on a night out.utane three times without success so now she's trying something different. so the first time i went on it, it totally cleared up and it was really good. cleared up for about a year. and then itjust came back all of it, and ifeel like it came back even worse than the first time. you so you lived with perfect skin for a whole year? i wouldn't say perfect, i still had scarring from obviously the spots before but i was happy with my skin and that's like the only time in about eight years that i have actually been happy with my skin. you are trying a new treatment now, can you tell me a bit about that? so it's a suction and laser treatment and they go around your skin and they suck the bacteria out and zap it with a laser to kill any leftover bacteria. what's the first step in your make—up regime? i always start with covering the majority of the redness with a really high coverage concealer. that looks like an amazing product. it's so good, i love it. "this is bbc radio 1, saturday night, t

oakland mayor libby schaaf is doubling the number of fire inspectors adding six more in light of two fatal fires in recent months. libby schaaf, oakland mayor" and while we wait to get those people in place we are reassigning existing staff so we can fast track more problem property inspections as well as ensure that all of our annual inspections are up to date." the latest fire erupted monday morning on san pablo avenue claiming the lives of four and displacing close to 100 people. "i am extremely disturbed to see some of the communications that happen prior to the fire. my heart goes out to the families who lost loved ones in that fire."the effort is part of a fire safety inspection overhaul ordered by the mayor.the plan is meant to enhance fire prevention training and tools while priortizing problem properties. "to stay on top of these critical safety needs and ensure that unscrupulous landlords are not putting profits over safety."the fire department has been directed to focus all inspection staff to catch up with a backlong of inspections. (pam) tonight...the california highway

libby: yes.e are a little bit more skeptical of that narrative as well on the because in terms of really changing dodd-frank, in terms of really rolling back -- there is no political appetite to do that in congress. that means what you are going to see in terms of regulatory -- is at theat the 00 actual agencies. janet yellen is the head of the federal reserve your there are over the appointees that many of these independent agencies. until donald trump gets his we will not see the big regulatory rollback at the agency level. someyou will see regulatory relief, but again, this is more of a 2018 story than a 2017 story. david: libby cantrill of pimco, thank you. michael purves of weeden will be staying with us. after a crude -- a crude reversal after a big rally. will join us with his outlook for energy and oil markets. from new york and from washington, this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: from new york city and the reviewers worldwide, i am jonathan ferro. a weak yen dominated by geopolitics on a frid

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oakland mayor libby schaaf is trying to avoid another tragedy. now she is making changes to oakland's fire inspection bureau. the announcement comes just days after a blaze that killed four people and displaced dozens. we have now learned a fire captain wanted that building shut down months ago... the fire happened monday morning in a halfway house on san pablo avenue. fire investigators say a burning candle was the cause of the blaze. back in january the captain said the building should be shutdown immediatly due to several hazards. including open piles of garbage and a padlocked fire escape. instead, the owner of the building was given 30 days to do repairs. kron4's ella sogomonian talked to mayor schaff about her new plans. oakland mayor libby schaaf is doubling the number of fire inspectors adding six more in light of two fatal fires in recent months. libby schaaf, oakland mayor" and while we wait to get those people in place we are reassigning existing staff so we can fast track more problem property inspections as well as ensure that all of

mayor libby shchaaf, oakland "it's definitely a family decision."ayor libby schaaf is hoping to convince the people of oakland that she is the right woman for the job...announcing today that she is running for a second term. "i'm excited to finish the job and bring some stability to this city." mayor schaaf made the announcement monday 19 months before the next election as part of an early-in strategy. "so that i can be prepared and show oaklanders how serious i am about sticking with the hard work ahead for the long term." she's counting on oakland to give her a second chance despite a challenging two years.she says she fought hard to keep the raiders from moving to las vegas.the warriors are also leaving oakland for san francisco. both...on her watch."it is true that i lost the oakland raiders and that is soul crushing to me as a lifelong oakland fan. but i've been pleasantly encouraged that people supported the stance i took and recognized the viable plan i had on the table that the raiders and the nfl chose not to take." not to mention back to b

libby said it's probably not going to happen any time soon. that being said, is this market has been rallying on macro. it's been rallying on decent earnings. rates are too low. ten year is still a rally -- >> off the election. that itself the bulk of it. i'm going to say in my book he was probably 80% off the election. yes, there is a lot of fundamental reasons why the market can continue to go up, move sideways. >> the administration is skeptical about the game. >> you have your own party log jamming you. >> where's the market up since election day? >> 12 sponsors. >> so how much is a function of anxiety that was on waiting on markets before the elections? you think about the vix -- >> i'm going to push it back to you. do you ung the market would have ran 12% if hillary clinton was elected? >> i think we got to a place, there was relief on anxiety around sectors. >> not a shot. >> but what has happened since the election that's there has been a lot of executive orders, no detail. >> look at all the regulation. trying to overturn dodd-frank.

. >>> oakland's mayor libby schaaf is announcing he's running for a second term. schaaf is getting a big jump on any potential competition with the elections still more than a year and a half away. ktvu's monty francis is live at city hall after asking mayor schaaf why she's jumping into the election so early. monty? >> reporter: well julia at this point there's no other candidates in this case. and she just wants a chance to finish what she started. f ad there is still a few days until the election. but sharp a strong repoterrer of donald trump says the first week in action would push her to make up the mind. >> the election is so disconcerning to me and many oaklanders. i wanted to send a clear message that i'm in this, not just for the basic things oaklanders want done like getting the potholes filled, but also because i will champion our values. >> reporter: she has her supporters. >> i just think she's good. she will be good for oakland. >> reporter: and her detractors. no, i didn't vote for her last time and i wouldn't vote this time. >> reporter: many are s

oakland mayor libby schaaf is doubling the number of fire inspectors adding six more in light of two fatal fires in recent months. libby schaaf, oakland mayor" and while we wait to get those people in place we are reassigning existing staff so we can fast track more problem property inspections as well as ensure that all of our annual inspections are up to date." the latest fire erupted monday morning on san pablo avenue claiming the lives of four and displacing close to 100 people. "i am extremely disturbed to see some of the communications that happen prior to the fire. my heart goes out to the families who lost loved ones in that fire."the effort is part of a fire safety inspection overhaul ordered by the mayor.the plan is meant to enhance fire prevention training and tools while priortizing problem properties. "to stay on top of these critical safety needs and ensure that unscrupulous landlords are not putting profits over safety."the fire department has been directed to focus all inspection staff to catch up with a backlong of inspections. mayor schaaf says helping people affect

libby schaaf is getting a jump on the competition even though the next election for mayor in oakland is still a year and a half away. ktvu monty francis at city hall tonight to explain why libby schaaf is jumping into the election so early. monty? >> reporter: at this point there are no other candidates in the race. schaaf tells me she just wants a chance to finish what she started. >> we have not only seen tremendous reduction. >> reporter: without any fanfare, oakland mayor libby schaaf met us out in the rain in front of city hall to share the news she is running for a second term. >> i wanted to announce early because i don't take anything for granted and i want voters to be very clear i am in this for the long haul. >> reporter: there's still 568 days until the election, but schaaf who is a strong supporter of hillary clinton says donald trump's first few weeks in office pushed her to make up her mind. >> the election of donald trump as our president is so disconcerning to me and many oaklanders. so i wanted to send a clear message that i am in this not just for the basic things

. >>> oikland's mayor libby shaf is already looking ahead. abc 7 news reporter. >> mayor for the city of oakland. >> reporter: it's been more than two years since oakland mayor libby shaf took office but shieds rrall riddy announcing she'll run again. >> i'm excited about having another four years to continue the incredible momentum we've seen in oakland. bitter educational outcomes, addressing the housing crisis. >> shi >> reporter: her first term hasn't always been a smooth ride. there was a police texting and sex scandal involving an underage officer, and the ghost ship fire that claimed 36 fires in a warehouse that hadn't been properly permitted by the city. >> i think oaklanders know how i respond under prisher and in crisis and i've been very open and honest about the improvements that need to be made in delivering city services. >> i think cooperation from the counsel to the mayor to the staffing level needs to greatly improve. >> reporter: ken houston ran for mayor in 2014. >> if you have aealthy fear and respect, people wouldn't do a

in oakland mayor libby schaaf isn't wasting anytime.she's announced that she's running for a second term.mayor schaaf made the announcement monday 19 months before the next election as part of an early-in strategy. she's counting on oakland to give her a second chance despite a challenging two years.in oakland in san mateo county. one family is devasted after they say a mountain lion snuck into their house and killed their dog. it happened around three in the morning in pescadero. the family was sleeping a woman and her child were in bed with the dog. at the foot of the bed . now they kept the door open so the little dog could go in and out of the house during the night. but aorund three in the morning they heard the dog barking. the woman woke up and say shadow move in through that open door and take their dog then walk away. authorities are now working with california wildlife officials to area and see if lion could they say at is an isolated incident. pescadero, clifford, ((pam))a soggy monday around much of the bay area..get ready for more of the same tomorrow.((steve)) meteorologist britt

last december we spoke to the team gb paralympic sprinter libby clegg, who was testing a special pairirment. for one family watching it was the breakthrough they were searching for. their ten year old son charlie has a similar condition, so they contacted the doctors involved and he is now the youngest person on the trial. we'll speak to charlie and his mum in a moment but first let's take a look back at libby and her fiance trying out the technology. 0n on one level the goggles act as a big magnifying glass. but there is a lot more. it makes edges of objects sharper and really brings out the contrast between light and shade. darren was keen to have a go at them, too. he's also got a form of macular dystrophy. you have a big spot! you look really old. you are making me self—conscious. go back to being completely, like... blind.|j can see my tattoos. that's mad. we'rejoined by charlie, his mum helen and also elodie draperi from give vision, the company that developed the technology. good morning to all of you. charlie, good morning. helen, you saw that report, and you thought, do you k

. >> reporter: there are some who thought that libby shaft would not run for higher office. she says she's in it as mayor of oakland for the long-term. >> mayor for the city of oakland. congratulations. >> reporter: it's been more than two years since mayor libby schaf took office. >> i'm excited about having another four years to continue the incredible momentum we have seen in oakland, around better safety, better education outcomes for our kids. >> reporter: schaf has presided over education reforms and an economic boom. but her term in office hasn't always been a smooth ride. there was a police texting and sex scandal involving an under aged prostitute, and the ghost ship fire that claimed 36 lives in a warehouse that hadn't been properly permitted or inspected by the city. >> i think oaklanders certainly know how i respond under pressure and in crisis. and they also know that i have been very open and honest about the improvements that need to be made in city services. >> i think the cooperation from the council to the mayor to the staffing level needs to greetly improv

scooter libby went to prison, he was sent to jail. >> andy: he put documents in his pants?that was sandy -- scooter libby worked for cheney, he was accused of leaking a piece of information, they made a movie about it. the worst crime possible for about 18 months and now i think we're seeing, reaping the whirlwind. susan rice is in trouble. >> andy: you might be right. speaking of which, senator says it rice needs to testify under oath, do you agree? >> absolutely, a lot of senators. of the senate committee that is investigating this has been praised by the media. there being pipe demand bipartisan in their efforts to dig this out. what i find hilarious is what you said, it's not easy to understand. we are all learning terms about intelligence at all of us never knew before. like unmasking, whoever knew what that was before? watching anchors try to figure this whole story out to explain it to their viewers, it's incredibly complicated. she's going to have to testify to sort everything out. >> andy: sorted out for us, what's really going on here? >> i truly don't care, i thi

. >> reporter: there are some who thought that libby shaft would not run for higher office. but she says she's in it as mayor of oakland for the long-term. >> mayor for the city of oakland. congratulations. >> reporter: it's been more than two years since mayor libby schaf took office. >> i'm excited about having another four years to continue the incredible momentum we have seen in oakland, around better safety, better education outcomes for our kids. >> reporter: schaf has presided over education reforms and an economic boom. but her term in office hasn't always been a smooth ride. there was a police texting and sex scandal involving an under aged prostitute, and the ghost ship fire that claimed 36 lives in a warehouse that hadn't been properly permitted or inspected by the city. >> i think oaklanders certainly know how i respond under pressure and in crisis. and they also know that i have been very open and honest about the improvements that need to be made in city services. >> i think the cooperation from the council to the mayor to the staffing level needs to greetly im

(steve) it's official...oakland mayor libby schaaf is running for a second term.he election is more than a year away.(pam) kron 4's ella sogomonian met one-on-one with mayor schaaf. she's live in the newsroom tonight. ella - why has she decided to announce her intentions so early? it's a strategic move for the mayor to get ahead of the race put her name out there and show the people of oakland she's serious about the job despite scandals she's been delt in her first term. mayor libby schaaf isn't wasting anytime.she's announced that she's running for a second term."i don't take anything for granted and i want to make sure that the campaign in no way interrupts work i do every day as oakland's mayor."mayor schaaf made the announcement monday 19 months before the next election as part of an early-in strategy. she's counting on oakland to give her a second chance despite a challenging two years."there's so much work that we've started that needs to be continued. oakland is so much safer but we have a lot more work to do to continue to build trust and strengthen commu

our exclusive poll revealed how voters feel about a second term for libby schaaf. >> and prince harry gets candid about his private mental health struggle since his mother's death and the decision that helped him cope. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and posted to facebook.. now ere's a nation >>> a murder captured on video and posted to facebook. now there's a new nationwide manhunt for the man who admitted to the brutal crime. facebook is going public about what happened and when. >> shortly after it happened facebook issued a brief statement but that had everybody clamoring for more details and information. here we are more than 24 hours after it happened. now we get a detailed response from facebook and looks like they're dedicated to improving the system. >> reporter: to give you some sense of the fear that's gripped the cleveland area, look what happened when someone called 911 with a possible sighting of the gunman this afternoon. police close several blocks and put several schools on lockdown. facebook has finally responded and linked with a detailed blog post made public this afternoon.

and the first in line for the seed money is open promises, a pet charity of the oakland mayor, libby schaff, whose goal it is to triple the number of college graduates work and the support the team will need in order to build the new ballpark. so if all of the charities in oakland, the first one you pick is the mayor? >> you cannot beat education so we are excited to support that. >> libby has done a great job for the a's. she supported us from the beginning. >> they are also setting up meetings with community groups across the city. >> we wanted to get more involved. >> it is a sharp reversal from a few years ago when the a's were trying so hard. >> it seemed like night and day from the previous administration. >> we do a lot of community meetings and donate to a lot of charities. the first donation is going to the mayor's charity. how political is that? >> they are staying in oakland. that is what we are excited about. >> we make sure that we are building the ballpark. >> and every tuesday, he opens his office to anyone that wants to make an appointment to come in and talk about an

. >>> new at 6:00 libby schaaf wants to be the first two-term mayor of oakland since jerry brown. so we showed her the results of our exclusive kpix/surveyusa poll on what worries voters the most. kpix 5's jackie ward has her response. >> oaklanders definitely have seen how i perform under stress. >> reporter: the past six months haven't been easy for mayor libby schaaf. under her watch two major fatal fires have put the spotlight on some of the city of oakland's big problems, homelessness and affordable housing. we asked 500 residents the biggest problems: crime and affordability were the top two and 14% said homelessness up 9 points since our last poll a year and a half ago. >> i want to show you a video we took this morning. it was at 6th and castro. >> intersection is problematic. there are a lot of things that are sad about it. we need to think about the housing conditions of the people who are living on the sidewalks. that's not acceptable. >> homelessness is a county respond and the mayor said the city of oklahoma has a task force that's in partnership with alameda county t

. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf wants to keep her job for another four years and calling out the president to galvanize support for her reelection bid. the mayor said with donald trump in the white house, it is important that we double down on the things we believe in and that means making sure the government serves the needs of all people equitably and continue to lift up diversity in all forms. if reelected, schaaf would be the first two-term mayor since jerry brown. >>> affordable housing adds slow cats are staging a hunger fight outside of city hall. they rescinding a local message to lawmakers ahead of a closely watched vote against renters rights. it would tect tenants from no cause convictions. >> to have an effect on our elected. we need to go to the voters. thissish yule doesn't effect just the people who live there. >> we reached out to several city council members to see how they might vote on the competing plans and so far we haven't heard back. >>> as more videos surfaced of the violent clashes in berkeley over the weekend, one imparticular is getting -- the man who threw the

. >>> mayor libby shaf getting a jump on the owe electrician.terday the oakland mayor's office confirmed reports she is running again. mayor shaf still has 19 months in her term. >> i wanted to announce early because i don't take anything for granted and i want voters to be very clear i am in this for the long haul. >> at this point there are no other candidates in the race. >>> senator dianne signstein faced an angry crowd in san francisco. some people in the crowd accused her of not doing enough to stand up to the president but most appeared to be supporting her. from muslim immigrants to president trump's relationship with russia. there were loud boos from the audience when the senator did not oppose the strikes on syria. >> this president has taken a step to send a series of tomahawk missiles into an airport where planes left to drop the gas. >> when asked about the president's potential conflicts of interest the senator said her office was investigating its business trips and also taking a look at a clause in the constitution. >>> our time

refugees you have pretty much been given a little stipend any threat to build on the fears of the people libby a tremendous shame. >> we see the same. with the future number of -- a huge number of refugees. with those concentrations looking around the world and yet the media word have you believe all those refugees they already there in jordan or turkey or kenya. these countries are not being reported enough they are expected to have the same infrastructure and water system without much support and be organizations and organizations are constantly under funded. do you think for the european countries redo maintain for these two are desperate for:. >> the people smuggling business has become one of the biggest high profit markets in the world the only way to shut it down there has been some rest in some countries but frankly to exploit the people for high profits and also killing people many people of died in the mediterranean we know very few of their names. and many we don't even know they could be much higher. they put them on overcrowded votes. there is node justice if not given an alternat

are excited to support it. >> reporter: and you can't beat being nice to the mayor, either. >> well, libby has done a great job for the a's. she supported us from the beginning and we have a great relationship. >> reporter: cavill is also setting up meetings with community groups across the city. >> the a's are reaching out to the community and wanted to get more involved. >> reporter: it's a sharp reversal from a few years ago when the a's were trying so hard to leave. >> seems like night and day with the previous administration. >> reporter: doing a lot of community meetings, donating a lot of charity first donations going to the mayor's charity? how political is that? >> it's helping kids. >> if that's what it takes top had the mayor's initiative, then they're staying in oakland. that's what we're excited about. and we made sure we build a ballpark that can be a community asset. >> reporter: every tuesday he opens up his office to anyone and i mean anyone who wants to make an appointment to come in and talk about anything. >> i have had people try to sell me insurance. i have had people

he may be thinking back to somebody like scooter libby who worked for vice president dick cheney andaught up in an investigation that was political. mr. libby did nothing wrong, committed no crime but was put in jail because of a process climb and a politicized investigation. he could be thinking of that. we just don't know at this point of that's why it's important for facts to come out and facts need to come out for sure. >> do you think, jonathan, general flynn asking for immunity is something that should be granted and worth it if investigators and those working on this probe feels there's a bigger fish to catch. this is something congressman spears sa spears said earlier. >> if he has a story to tell and a good story that goes to higher ups, which in his case is donald trump, of course he should be granted immunity. if he just wants immunity without providing anything in exchange it would be premature to granite at this stage. >> we'll see how that unrolls. the story of secretary price, in charge of health and human services, while he was still in congress he purchased $90,000 w

this fit sotnow at eight ...oakland's fire chief is calling it a preventable tragedy .tonight mayor libby's latest deadly fire..whooshon the run with a fortune in stolen diamonds . tonight police are asking for your help in finding a bold smash=and=grab robber.whoosh crowded freeways, backed up bridges.bay area drivers venting their frustrations in a new traffic poll.yes absolutely i'm in anything to make it betterwhooshyou may not have known his name ... but his creation flies all over the world.tonight we are live at a memorial in the castro for the designer of the rainbow flag.you're watching kron four news in prime time. (pam) now at 8. newly released records are revealing a stunning development ... in the deadly fire that killed four in oakland this week..(steve) we are learning===in january a fire captain warned the building should be shut down immediately. but the fire department chose to take less drastic measures.(pam) tonight kron-4's spencer blake joins us live from oakland... and spencer what else did the records show?

henry lee, ktvu fox 2 libby schaaf plans to run for a second term. the mayor has 19 months left but is eager to launch the campaign. she is vowing to double down on the efforts to serve the needs of all the people. she issued a statement saying the fight is more important than ever with president trump and the white house.>>> bart is planning a crack down on fair cheats the cost millions of dollars a year.>>> >> reporter: this is the proper way to pay for a part ride with a clipper card. bart says many passengers are cheating by not paying.>> it is annoying because i am paying for.>> fair cheats are depriving them between 15 and $25 million a year.>> there are people that will follow behind closely and there are people that will simply hop over the waste high barriers.>> bart is proposing a strategy to deter cheating and it's for his used locations in san francisco and here in the embarcadero station and the civic center.>> one of the proposals is to raise the barriers to five feet. two about here.>> gates would no longer be easy to open. a proposal

mayor libby schaaf says she has a new plan.he wants to increase the number of fire inspectors from six to 12. she says they will modify the fee schedule to pay for them before the budget is finalized. >> the idea is to make these buildings safe before it comes to conditions that would require red tagging. >> the city intends to increase blue tagging which lets landlords fix the code violations without displacing residents. >>> you might remember a controversial california law giving undocumented immigrants drivers licenses. there's a new study that seems to support that it is making our roads safer. this is coming out of stanford. the study tracked data since the law took effect. it finds hit and run crashes have gone down 7% in its first year. the law prevents officials from reporting ab 60 drivers to immigration officials. the study authors say the this means drivers are less likely to flee the scene of the crash fearing deportation. >>> your pg&e bill will be lower this month. we're talking about $17 and change. the state is

oakland mayor libby shaft and san francisco mayor ed lee declared today warriors friday.nday the warriors will host the portland trail blazers and to show support for the warriors san francisco will light up city hall as well as koit tower in the team's colors. >>> time now is 4:56. president trump follows up on a campaign promise. the new information this morning on a massive bomb dropped on isis target dropped in afghanistan. >> and a planned farmer's market tomorrow in berkley won't be open tomorrow. we'll tell you the reason why. >> and coming up we're going to take a look at two crashes in the south bay and your south bay super commute. for how highway 24 looks good at this hour. >> it is a little cold out there this morning. many 30s, 40s, but it will be a sunny dry day. there won't be any rain today. >>> good morning. new information about the damage caused in afghanistan. what is being called the mother of all bombs. we'll tell you what was hit and what this means for the trump administration. >> we will give you a look at a road that was hit by a landslide. mud,

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. >>> tonight oakland mayor libby schaaf sites rising healthcare costs and pensions for city workers and the need to address homelessness, illegal dumping and road repairs. despite all that schaaf is vowing to nearly triple the fire inspectors over the next two years. the budget does call for the city to stop contributing to the rainy day fund. >>> november 1st the gas tax will go up by 12 cents a gallon and there will be an annual vehicle fee, starting at $25 million for cars. the goal is to have a mass transit frontal. >>> an east bay school is shaky ground tonight. about 500 students attend lum elementary in alameda and tonight everyone got an earful. >> reporter: parents, teachers and students filled every single seat at tonight's board of education meeting in alameda. they all have one goal, to save elementary school. >> the alum must stay together. >> reporter: wednesday the community learned the school could close in the fall. a soil test revealed the soil would liquefy during an earthquake. it's up safe for the students to stay -- unsafe for the students to stay. >> this is t

. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf says she'll run for re-election next year. schaaf says having president trump in office was a major factor in her decision. she said she wants to make sure the government serves all people fairly and promotes all forms of diversity. coming up at 6:00, an exclusive kpix 5 survey usa poll reveals how people in oakland really feel about their mayor and the job she's doing. >>> tensions continue to build between the united states and north korea after a failed missile test over the weekend. craig boswell reports the trump administration says it's run out of patience. >> reporter: walking through a crowd of children at the white house easter egg roll, president trump had a two-word message for north korea. >> better behave. >> reporter: vice president mike pence took the warning to the region speaking at the demilitarized zone. >> president trump has made it clear that the patience of the united states and our allies in this region has run out. >> reporter: the u.s. is demanding north korea end its nuclear weapons program and stop

. >> reporter: mayor libby schaaf has been pushing a waterfront park on the port howard terminal. it's an appealing vision but there's only limited freeway access and no b.a.r.t. station nearby. much closer to the freeway and to b.a.r.t. is the site near the college. with a good neighborhood feel, it could be tough to assemble the needed land. the third site is just across i-880 at brookline basin. last but not least is the old coliseum site. right on a freeway. right on b.a.r.t. but seriously lacking any neighborhood feel. >> i think all the sites have positives and negatives and we're just weighing them. >> you're going to be looking for public money? >> we're focused on building a stadium, 100 % privately financed. >> that could be the secret to success. unlike the raiders who asked for very much money, the as are saying they're going to build it on their own. the question is where? >> and maybe when too. do the as have a plan for announcing a specific plan for a stadium? >> they do, as a matter of fact, not only no public money but they're going to announce one of the four loc

with scooter libby, dick cheney. they're the ones that swing and the big guys get away. >> and he doesn't want to swing. and to get an omtd refrain from the watergate days, the question is what did the president know and when did he know it, when did candidate trump know and when did he know it. >> bill baroni is his name. >> so the keyed here having studied it, the most vulnerable immediate thing flynn has is not registering as a foreign agent. >> and that is a serious crime. >> the lawyer he hired is an expert in that field of the law among others. so they want to try to protect him on that. >> so he wants that bath. >> he wants whenevatever he can by way of bath in terms of the prosecution that they got him on. >> donald trump and michael flynn have addressed the issue of immunity in the past. listen to what candidate trump said last september discussing hillary clinton's associates. >> her aides took the fifth amendment and her ringleaders were given immunity. and if you're not guilty of a crime, what do you need

. >>> mayor libby schaaf says she'll run for re-election next year. she filed those former papers today. so how do voters feel about that? according to our exclusive new kpix 5 survey usa poll, 50% of you approve of the job that mayor schaaf has been doing. 34% disapprove. also 49% say oakland is headed in the right direction. 38% say it's on the wrong track. the city is undergoing an economic boom and crime is down right now but it's had its share of troubles, including the loss of the raiders, the sex scandal that rocked the police department, and two deadly building fires that cost 40 lives. >>> we're learning more tonight about a uc berkeley student who fell to her death over the weekend. macy jenkins spoke with staff. >> today counselors talked to students about what happened in berkeley. she graduated in 2014 but now everyone wants to know what happened to her. >> she gave what she gave. she learned what she learned because she just loved life. >> reporter: school counselor alicia describes kimberley as one student she'll never forget. >> she ca

mayor libby schaff announces a bid for re- election..t challenges, including the raiders. and here's a live look outside... richmond san rafael bridge. ( darya ) oakland mayor libby schaaf announcing she is running for a second term. mayor schaaf made this announcement nineteen months before the election. she says she wants the city of oakland to give her another chance despite a challenging two years. under her administration...the police department faced a sex scandal that led to four different police chiefs. she's also dealt with two deadly fires claiming the lives of forty people and losing the raiders to las vegas. ( darya ) as of right now, no other candidates have announced that they will be running for the mayor of oakland. ( james ) still ahead. a warning for people in the bay area after a mountain lion enters a

. >>> after oakland mayor libby schaaf announced that her intent to run for re-election next year, we wanted to know how voters feel about that. according to our poll, half the residents approve she is doing. 34% disapprove. 49% say that oakland is headed in the right direction while 38% say it's on the wrong track. the city is undergoing an economic boom and crime is down. but it's had its share of troubles including the raiders loss, the sex scandal until police department and the building fires that raised questions about building inspections and safety. >>> in less than an hour, san francisco mayor ed lee and other officials will market anniversary of the disastrous 1906 earthquake. they will be at the fountain at the time the quake hit. sirens will ring out before a moment of silence. >>> time now 4:36. let's check the forecast. >> that's always a good chance to remind people about earthquake tips. >> get them ready >> you know what i remember from loma prieta was -- you thought i was going to say what i remember from the great earthquake! [ laughter ] >> you have been around for

. >> reporter: oakland mayor libby schaaf said in a statement, "we must build new housing to accommodate new residence. otherwise competition for existing units will result in newcomers forcing current residents out of their homes." the developer says they will reserve between 27 to 54 of the units for low-income families. nearby businesses could benefit, but customers depend on the current garage and its 520 parking spaces. >> we have a parking problem because we don't have enough spaces. >> reporter: the project has received a waiver from oakland's previous rule of one parking space per housing unit, so it will include a parking lot of just 600 spaces. parking customers say that could drive up prices. >> i think it is always good to have interesting developments come into that, but i hate to see spaces like this that are convenient and everybody loves them. and for being what they are right now. it could get ruined. >> reporter: the developer wanted a waiver to build up to 400 feet to be a slimmer tower and not block views of the historic tribune tower. there is no word on what the ren

libby schaaf--is annpouncing she wants another shot . shchaff announced her pla >>> not done with her first term in office, mayor live by schaaf announced she plan to run for election today saying she's motivated by president donald trump. mayor schaaf saying "it's more important than ever that we double down on things we believe in." the election won't be held till november 2018. it's becoming one of the bay area's most treacherous drives, big moody curve. chp says the road is always wet and it's been causing crashes almost every single day. there are car parts scattered across the roadway. caltrans says the water is coming from saturated hillside. >> a decorated navy soil has been expose ford moonlighting in the important industry. joseph schmidt violated rules requiring is prior approval from commanders before engaging in outside work. his outside work, jewel jade who always appears in the films says her husband's naval supervisors knew but looked the other way. appearing in 29 adult films in the past seven years, jade says her husban

oakland mayor libby schaaf speaking out tonight. just two months before this week's deadly fire. good evening everyone i'm julie haener. frank is off tonight. that fire captain had recommended shutting down that building immediately. we get the new information from ktvu paul chambers who is live tonight in west oakland with the mayor's response and the changes coming. paul? >> julie, those e-mails were released today. fire officials warned other leaders the building here was too dangerous for residents to live in. >> seeing these -- e-mails today is incredibly disturbing. >> reporter: mayor schaaf is referring to the e-mails by the city of oakland that warns the dangers of san pablo avenue, the same building that went up in flames and killed four people monday. one e-mail dated january 8 warning this building is dangerous and recommended it be shut down. another e-mail stated the fire alarm poles were broken or missing. a door to a fire escape was closed. the fire captain stated for these reasons i recommended we consider shutting this building down immediately. >> we cannot turn

. >> libby shap of says they were going to use public money to build a stadium. ultimately the raiders did get $750 million from the state of nevada. marc davis with like to remain at the cole see yum until that stadium in nevada is ready in 2020. >> between the sbeps flooding ripped up roads and broken bridges the total estimated costs here in california is $860 million. headlining the damage, the fight for cap onbridge and big sur which will cost an estimated $26 million to rebuilding. >>> now we have a spring storm coming our way? >> we do. i know a lot of folks would like to see this one go away. we have had enough rain. we are out of the drought. but it is still on tap as we head into friday's forecast. there has been changing on some of the timing and intensity. i'll start with a live look at cesar chavez plaza where it is drit now. fast changing with eventually some rainfall this week. in san jose right now it's overcast and 59 degrees. that's going to be the biggest change as we head into your tomorrow morning forecast. the fact that the cloud cover will

it was libby dole who changed the feed limb to 55 miles an hour. but the constitution says federal laws are supreme overstate laws. it's treated like a ratchet. if it's a federal law liberals like, we shall have one national abortion law, that must be even forced. by the way, these aren't laws, they are mere supreme court opinions. down to some kentucky clerk they are demanding she issue a gay marriage license. but when it comes to things that are by definition laws the federal government ought to be dealing with, immigration, you can't contain immigration to a single city or a single state. they can walk around and go from one town to the next to kill people. of course, that's immigration the supreme court ruled over and over again. of course, immigration is a federal responsibility. jesse: can you imagine if the local jurisdictions disregarded the federal laws on guns and tax laws. i known the hell that would rain down on those cities and states would be unbelievable. but when democrats do it, it's noble. total double standard. >> that's a great