libby: does his team want that? david: i do. libby: will it be different? david: i think that's the perception. i believe they are not going to -- nobody is sending anybody home, right? i think you're going to see everybody wants a deal to get done. i think the same thing on infrastructure. these are great issues, not just for americans but they are great political issues because they require those 10 senate democrats, as ari talked about, senator manchin was on sunday, right, talking about -- sounded pretty republican to me. donna: he sounded like that last year too. mr. swalwell: to support this innovation economy we have to move people around and have a 21st century roads, bridges, tunnels, green energy solutions. when the president came to congress last year and said i will invest $1 trillion in infrastructure, you know who stood up? the democrats. you know who stay i had seated? republicans. here's the problem in his own base they don't support that. the second problem it's a lesson my parents taught me. don't burn a hole in your pocket with your first

libby: do you have faith it can return? libby: do you have faitn return? david: i would hope it can. that's part of congress' responsibility to go through normal order. take bills up, have hearings and markups. it's not sexy. it's pretty run-of-the-mill, boring. libby: can the president have a -- david: that's why the president was sent here, right, to break some -- shake things up. the congress needs to get moving. take bills up and have hearing. it's pretty running mill boring life. >> can the president have a voice? >> that's why the presidents sent here. things up.shake the congress needs to get moving. been veryness, i've critical of president trump when he said things like the s-hole he made. it works in both directions. initially refuse to show up at his inaugural and tomorrow we're hearing about democrats will boycott his state of the union. the atmosphere of washington that everybody needs to stop. from the congres congressman on that. was at the inauguration. it was tough day. you took the first flight home. manyter the treatment by republicans,

[inaudible] libby: let's let donna go. donna: once upon a time, if a foreign government interfered we he would both agree. ari: agree. donna: with an election coming up in less than 200 some odd days, we understand what issues we need to resolve. if you look what's happened in europe, they have built a firewall against foreign aggression, interference. what have we done? what have we done on capitol hill? yes, this is something the president should be concerned about because he should be concerned about the health of our democracy. libby: i would like to hear from the congressman. do you want to hear democrats talk about russia tomorrow? you have been on the intel committee. you have been behind the scenes. what does joe kennedy talk about tomorrow? mr. swalwell: what the president could say is we are going to put together an independent commission just as we did after pearl harbor, after weapons of mass destruction, just as we did after september 11 and i wrote the bill with the republican support that would do that looks

libby: i know.dit, it has banner year for equities. 2017, very high prices for stocks, obviously. reallye animal spirits came back because of the tax bill, so some of his policies have something to do with the market response. today's selloff he will probably say it is just noise and it will keep going up. alix: fair point. we've also seen for earnings, revisions for companies have been really high, in particular because of tax reform and the tax cut. from the work you do, you are a bond house, are the revisions sustainable or is it a frontloaded revision and will be harder later on? libby: that is out of my wheelhouse, but what we see is tax reform is impacting companies in a way that companies obviously are -- what they are doing for employees, for the compensation for employees, so from a political perspective, which is more my lane, this is feeding right into what president trump and the administration wanted. they want the tax reform to boost the after-tax incomes, it is a question of whether i

libby's values are in development and she doesn't care who gets pushed out in the process. >> reporter: that's cat brooks, co-founder of the anti-police terror project, a group that accusing oakland pd of racial profiling, among other things. she says a real world solution should start with using about $250 million per year to address the zbroeing homeless problem. >> take the money out of the general found, house these people and house them now. stop asking like it's a problem to be pushed aside. >> reporter: the city plans to spend about $185 million over the next two years on housing and homelessness, but much of that goes towards helping people stay in their homes. it's not enough for these people. they say they need a lot more money and hope a demonstration like this one really draws attention to the problem. in oakland, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> now to the panic in paradise. an emergency alert about a ballistic missile triggered chaos and confusion in hawaii. several bay area residents there traveling returned home and they're now sharing their stories. this is the membe

>> reporter: yesterday oakland mayor libby schaaf said willing to go to jail to protect sanctuary city. echoed that sentiment. >> you spend life trying to avoid jail but this i wouldn't mind. >> reporter: amid rumors that immigration enforcement agents may be planning larger raids in california. addressed the concerns. facts, not rumors. >> immigration enforcement must be done according to federal law and certainly according to the u.s. constitution. >> reporter: reminded people that california has two new laws in effect this year. senate bill 54 enforces noncooperation policies between california and federal authorities. and is assembly bill 250, immigration officials not

. >> reporter: oakland mayor libby schaaf reiterating the city council's actions it will not do anything to condone i.c.e. raids. she believes the current threat is a retaliation on sanctuary cities. >> we are here to make sure that people feel safe, that mothers feel like they can pick up the phone and call their local police departments, dial 911, safely. >> reporter: the deputy director of i.c.e. responding in a statement tonight in part, if members of the oakland city council are truly concerned about undermining the rule of law and public safety, perhaps they should look in the mirror. and further, because these policies prevent i.c.e. from arresting criminal aliens in the secure confines of a jail, our officers are forced to make arrests in the community where there is increased risk to the public and law enforcement officers. he also said this to fox news earlier this month. >> california better hold on tight. they're about to see a lot more special agents, a lot more deportation officers in the

finally in oakland, libby schaaf is looking to stay put as mayor seeking reelection.o far her official challenger come november 6 this the former oakland council member. she got her start at the legislative aide. >> we will start in san francisco where the race is expected to be exciting. there have been a lot of twists and turns in this campaign in the fact -- in fact there was a pole released yesterday showing his snapshot of how voters feel at this stage. london breed, 33%. a big lead. she was the top vote getter according to this ball. coming in second, mark lennar then jane kim. when you look at that pole are you surprised?>> i'm not really surprised. one thing about this, what will happen with the second tier candidates? there is a broader thing going on. jane kim represents the bernie sanders wing. san francisco with all of its progressives going different ways how to they split and what happens? this is a race for london breed and little but kim will be there and will be very close. >> moving forward what to expect as far as the campaigning?>> depends on who e

libby: there was a quite contentious white house meeting.n a bipartisan basis, it does there would be a deal. deal.they do strike a but it seems unlikely with such strong rhetoric. shery: it will all come down to immigration at the end of the day. president trump seems to not be on the same page with general kelly. who will take the initiative of breaking the impasse? back to what go president trump has said, what speaker ryan has said, mitch mcconnell and senator schumer, there is enough commonality. i think there is enough appetite on the democratic part to fund an increase in border wall or border security, and maybe try and change the lottery system. you have to get past the politics and heated rhetoric. david: we have had shutdowns before and they don't last that long. what is left of the republican agenda at this point? libby: the longest efficient and we have seen was 25 days back in the 1990's. -- government shutdown we have seen was 25 days in the 1990's. forneed 60 votes infrastructure, and unless you can get a very sizable infrast

. >>> tough talk today from oakland mayor libby shaft who says she's willing to give up her own freedom in order to support sanctuary city policies. >> the fact that the federal government is suggesting that it is actively retaliating against jurisdictions that are exercising their rights to have sanctuary policies, that is what is illegal. >> so you're ready to go to jail over this? >> yes. >> her comments come today after isis planned immigration crackdowns across the bay area. it prevents local police from helping federal agents target undocumented immigrants. the sheriff of oakland is -- oakland mayor is not the only local official who is angry about what may be in the works here. >>. >> reporter: well, larry, san francisco supervisors are standing firm on their commitment to a sanctuary city, and immigration advocates we spoke with today say that report on ice raids is disturbing and that is it's creating fear among their clients. in january of last year, i.c.e. agents look for an undocumented immigrant in the mission district mistakenly run by the good samaritan resource center. t

the speakers will include oakland mayor libby schaaf. >>> here's a look the parade route. it starts and ends at the high school. it will pass-through major parts of oakland including broadway, jack london square and lake merritt. >>> the clock is ticking. a showdown is looming in the united states senate in washington. what congress needs to do to prevent a government shutdown. >>> employers who help federal immigration authorities with a potential immigration cracked down could face legal prosecution. next, the tough warning by california's attorney genera >>> if you are driving on bay area bridges, westbound san mateo bridge traffic looks good heading to the highrise. >>> the front has gone through and that has scoured out the fog. now the holder, unstable air comes in and shower act. the will pop up. for us it will be late morning and early afternoon. she was falling farther homeworand farther behind.ttle. we thought if we pushed harder.... but pushing harder didn't work.. sylvan worked. sylvan worked. sylvan worked. at sylvan, our certified teachers use personalized pr

. >>> happening now, dozens of protesters set up a tent city right outside the home of mayor libby schaaf. take a look, this video just into the news room. the group called the anti- police terror project is holding 96 straight hours of protest leading up to the martin luther king jr. holiday on monday. they're asking mayor libby schaaf to take action on homelessness in oakland and her quote corporate agenda. the group is also protesting the trump administration. >>> and choosing what to eat in the bay area can be tricky and politically charged, but tonight only on 5, andria borba reports on those following a new approach that's a lot easier to swallow. >> reporter: from the local tech billionaire who hunts his own meat to eat. >> things taste better when you make them yourself and taste doubly better when you hurt the animal yourself. >> reporter: to the hard core vegans who believe animals have feelings. >> we don't think twice about a chicken or pig or cow being hurt. >> reporter: there's a beef in the bay area about what we can eat, and it can leave a bad taste in your mouth. it could

protestors gather on oakland mayor libby schaff's front lawn. get up close and the mayor to across. ( darya ) and after the break... comedian aziz ansari is facing sexual misconduct allegations just days after wearing a "times up" pin on the red carpet. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( robin ) a major hot spot in san francsico. sigalert on sb i280 at alemany closed due to police activity. traffic diverted off at alemany no eto ( james ) comedian aziz ansari is responding to sexual misconduct claims made against him by a woman he dated briefly last year.( darya ) a new york photographer says she was forced into a sexual encounter with ansari at his apartment. the woman claims ansai was aggressive and did not respond to her telling him to stop. she says she was violated. ( james ) ansari issued a statement saying everything was consensual. he said he was "surprised and concerned" after getting a text from the woman the next day... saying she felt uncomfortable. but he said he took her words to heart and res

it's that child that maisie brings to life as the character libby.maisie was the one? >> she came into the audition and blew us all away. >> reporter: rachel shenton, whose own father lost his hearing, wrote the screenplay and plays the social worker who gives libby a voice through sign. >> i hope we raise awareness for a subject that isn't talked about enough, and i also hope that it shines a much-needed light on access to education for deaf children. >> reporter: maisie's school has already rolled out the red carpet. now she's getting ready for the most celebrated one. what are you most looking forward to doing at the ceremony? >> i'm actually excited about pancakes. >> reporter: pancake. she may not say a single word in her breakout performance, but acting is about more than just words. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, london. >> glor: and that is the cbs evening news tonight. i'm jeff glor. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> melania trump mystery. >> why did she cancel the trip with th

it was business as usual today in mayor libby schaaf's neighborhood, just a few flyers left on cars. last night demonstrators set up tents in her front yard. put on by the anti-police terror project to draw attention to the growing issue of homelessness. >> there is nowhere you can go anywhere around my neighborhood where i don't see people, men, women and children sleeping in tents. that's absurd. it's ridiculous. take the money out of the general fund. >> reporter: the mayor issued a statement we are working every day to fight the homeless crisis that affects all oaklanders. and as we work to protect affordable housing in oakland, we're also producing new units as fast as we can to aleleviate the homeless level in our area. >> government moves slowly. >> reporter: councilmember gallo was helping today on east 12 where homeless people are staying. getting connect. the temporary spot with port-a-potties and trash pickup. gallo says oakland is looking to other cities tackling housing and affordability. >> we're kind of following the other cities have demonstrated from l.a. l.a. has ov

mayor libby schaaf had this to say. she likened the police department to a frat house. >> i have talked a lot this week about what i believe is a toxic, macho culture. and that's why it's important we not just look at our recruiting and screening practices, not just at who is becoming a police officer, but the culture once they're in the department. a culture of not coming forward and reporting misconduct. that is something that i'm very serious about getting underneath and reforming. >> so where does that toxic, macho culture stand now? is there more transparency in coming forward? >> first, let me be real clear. oakland police department is not a frat house. it is a house that i'm very proud to open the doors to anyone who would like to come and see it. we are very proud of our house today. we believe that we have made tremendous progress. now -- >> did you you needed to clean house, and have you done something to do that? >> we own the misconduct. we own that. we don't shy away from that. that occurred. that has been

they took their message about the homeless right to mayor libby schaaf's front door. tonight the mayor is responding, and other leaders are talking about what the city plans to do about the housing crisis? christie smith is in oak land with the story. christie? >> reporter: according to a spokesperson for mayor libby schaaf, she was actually out of town when the activists showed up at her home, but in a statement today said she certainly shares their passion for this issue, this very serious issue in oakland. they came and set up camp outside mayor schaaf's home temporarily, saying they were trying to push the city to provide morehousing for growing number of homeless and demand that the mayor provide better solutions to this and the housing crisis activists say they're also calling for a reduction in the police foush force budget to put that into homelessness. the mayor says we are working every day to fight the homeless impacts that affect every old oaklanders. we're also producing new units as fast as we can to alleviate the affordability crisis in our region. toda

protestors gather on oakland mayor libby schaff's front lawn.ar why protestors decided to get up close and the mayor to get their point across. ( darya ) and after the break... a plane dangles off a muddy cliff... feet above the water. where this frightening scene unfolded. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) take a look at this scary scene in turkey. a plane skidded off the runway... as it landed in the city of trabzon.( darya ) the plane dangled off a muddy cliff.. with its nose just a few feet from the sea. no one was hurt.( james ) all 168 passengers were evacuated from the plane. ( darya ) a santa ana man managed to crash his car into the second floor of a building. police say the driver was speeding and hit a center median.( james ) that made the car go airborne ... and it ended up in a dentist's office. two people were inside the car.( darya ) they suffered only minor injuries and were able to get out safety.

scooter libby didn't lie.e said what he thought was the truth, another witness said what she thought was the truth and the special counsel in that matter, in which scooter libby was indicted, indicted scooter libby without one other minutia of evidence. two years later that first witness recanted because she found other evidence. it's frightening, because you don't have to lie. if a prosecutor thinks you can be indicted just because you disagreed with another witness. >> shannon: it's a very delicate dance. and we will see what the president ultimately, now consulting with his lawyers, tries to do. thank you so much, good to see you. at the white house as it had no part of the decision-making process that led to the departure of fbi director andrew mccabe. there sarah sanders answering a question on the point asked by our own john roberts. >> would you say that the white house was not involved in the decision, but clearly the president seem to be involved in a public relations campaign against mccabe? >> the p

. >> this is libby hill right here. this is the view. williamberg came to -- one of the settler's of richmond came up here and saw the bend around the river right here. and he tds reminded him of richmond hill, the river times near london and that's how we got the name richmond. so to the right you have a view of downtown, beautiful view of our downtown financial district. as people know this is the capitol of virginia as well. so we also have the government buildings down here where they're seat of government in virginia. >> here i'm seeing a lot of industrial buildings. i see the lucky strike tower. was that richmond's economic past, it's present? >> that's right, the economic past. the river provided for all things commerce and trade. >> so where are we heading now? >> you're going to head to richmond hill here in churchill. it's a view of all things downtown. it's one of my favorite views. what i remember from this view of the city is a lot of different candidates and politicians and what not in the past and held a lot of press confe

it is that child, that maisie brings to life as the character libby. >> when did you know maisie was>> she came into the audition and blew us all away. >> reporter: rachel shenton whose father lost his hearing wrote the screen play and plays the social worker who gives libby a voice through sign. >> i hope we raise awareness for a subject that isn't talked about enough. and hope it shines a much needed light on access to education for deaf children. >> maisie's school has already rolled out the red carpet. now she is getting ready for the most celebrated one. >> what are you most looking forward to doing at the ceremony? >> i'm actually excited to have pancakes. >> pan cakes. >> she may not say a single word in her breakout performance. but acting is about more than just word. >> yeah. >> jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, london. >> that is the "overnight news" for this wednesday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jeff glor. >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm don

libby's values are in development.e doesn't care who gets pushed out in the process. >> that's a group that accuses oakland pd of racial professoring. she says the city should start with using half of the police budget, about $250 million per year, to help address the growing homeless problem. the city does plan to spend about $185 million over the next two years on housing and homelessness. much of that money, though, goes towards helping people stay in their homes. >>> a nighttime cliff rescue is bringing attention to some of the dangerous conditions because of recent wet weather. san francisco firefighters had to use ropes to rescue a woman who fell off a cliff near baker beach yesterday evening. fire officials are warning hierks even though the rain has stopped, trails and cliffs are still unstable. and fire officials are also asking people not to be hiking late in the day. it took firefighters more than two hours to rescue this woman and it was dangerous for them, too. they were challenged by the darkness and slip

scan results confirmed what tom and libby had long suspected.see a normal brain scan with no signs of c.t.e., next to tom's brain, where tau deposits, possible markers of c.t.e., are bright orange. >> gandy: here, these could be responsible for some of the anxiety and depression he's suffered, and we're concerned it will progress. >> tom bates: my hope is that this study becomes more prominent, and gets to more veterans, and stuff like that, so we can actually get, like, a reflection of what population might actually have this. >> gandy: i want to just watch you walk. >> alfonsi: there is no cure for c.t.e. dr. gandy hopes his trial will lead to drug therapies, so he can offer some relief to patients like tom. dr. ann mckee believes some people may be at higher risk of getting the disease than others. while examining n.f.l. star aaron hernandez's brain, she identified a genetic bio-marker she believes may have predisposed him to c.t.e., a discovery that could have far- reaching implications on the football field and battlefield. do you think you

. >> this is libby hill right here. this is the view williamburg came to one of the settlers of richmond came up here and he saw this bend around the river right here and he said it remind him of richmond hill, the river thames near london and that's how we got the name richmond. to the right you have a view of downtown, beautiful view of our downtown financial district. as people know, this is the capital of virginia as well. so not donl we have a great financial district were we have a lot of government buildings down there. weather seat of government here in virginia so that makes us a great city too. >> i'm seeing a lot of industrial building. i see the lucky strike tower. was that sort of richmond's economic past, it's present? >> that's right it's economic past. the river provided for all things commerce and trade back in the day. not too many cities have what we have right here. >> so where are we heading now? >> you're going to head to richmond hill here in church hill. appearance a view of all things downtown.

he didn't out anybody it wasn't scooter libby that did that.hen you seat possibility of the president of the united states -- he was a senior guy on the vice president's staff. the possibility of the president being in that situation would tear country up. you cannot think that anybody who voted for trump would be okay with even the possibility of a prosecution for a process crime for investigation that half the country is like what the heck is going on with this. people talking about a constitutional crisis? there is your constitutional crisis. kennedy: it would be problematic for people who voted for him or people who are sceptical of the entire process. i think you are right. what's the worst thing that can happen if he does sit down with mueller's team? soot worst thing that can happen is he gets caught in a perjury trap. because then you will have all these people with the rule of law, the rule of law. and others saying this an investigation that has run amok and it looks like this was the plan all along. for some on the left, be honest ab

or year i asked her left in libby in prague why in the last they might appear to have been able to reach out and gain support from rural voters there are some elements resent insults a kind of man of the people he trades. around rich and he seems to kind of enjoy correct also what often attacks work even sponsors the chair or the park rather liberal at least and that seems to play well with some people outside the capsule also in the czech republic is very low unemployment but there's also a lot of mopane jobs here and it's people in those jobs especially in the countryside rescinds do you have targets that also you plays in people's fears of migrants and particularly from muslim countries and nation also say as we heard of the report but the politics that he perceives really is populism and he was one of the few european leaders who came out publicly in support of donald trump ahead of his presidency or had it has presidential when he was running for president rather at the end of twenty sixty that's the view of the stories making news around the world. an estimated twenty thousand peop

let's bring in larry kudlow, libby cantrell is head of public policy at pimco. welcome to both of you larry, you go first you are a free trader, also a fair trade. >> it's unfair practice? >> i haven't seen all the stats from the itc they're pretty reliable, but i don't like this as a general rule president trump has done so much things to restructure the economy toward the private business investment sector, and it's all working the tax reform and deregulation is all working, so i hope he goes light on these kinds of protectionist issues it's kind of strange you talk about washing machines and solar panels, right? so one of the big -- let's see the solar panel company is a chinese company operating in the united states. there's a german company, solarworld is a german company operating in the united states, samsung wants to begin a washing machine company with 600 workers operated in tennessee. >> well, they are. >> who are we harming and who are we helping here? that's what -- i'd like to see a more broad-based approach rather than one nick at a time. >> if yo

oakland mayor libby schaaf made the announcement in a news conference today.olent crime index... homicides were down 15 percent, shootings were down 29 percent and carjackings were down 22 percent in 20-17. city officials credit the broad drop in crime to new strategies and working with cease fire organizers, a community faith based program. (mayor libby schaff/oakland): "we believe these encouraging trends holistic approach to improving public safety, using strategies." while the many categories like shootings, and robberies have declined... auto burglaries have spiked. they are up 32 percent from 20-16. the oakland police department says this is an area they will be working on in 20-18. (vicki) today was the deadline for anyone interested in running for mayor of san francisco.. and acting san francisco mayor - london breed - has filed the paperwork. but the list of candidates - people either intent on running - or those who want- is now 26 names long. among the familiar names are former state senator mark leno...he made it clearfor some time that he áwants t

.>>> in oakland, homeless advocates felt their message was not getting through to the mayor libby schaafook the protest to the mayor's house. the protesters held a rally before marching to the home in oakland and setting up a temporary camp. the mayor says she continues to do everything she can to ease the homeless crisis. protesters say that more people are being pushed out of their homes by rising rent and little protection for tenants. >>> thousands of san francisco hosts on airbnb are facing a deadline of tomorrow to register their vacation rentals with the city. it is part of a settlement with the city of san francisco, airbnb and another site agreed to require all hosts to register with the city by tomorrow. if the hosts do not register they are supposed to be kicked off the website. more than 2000 hosts have registered as of last thursday but that is a small amount of the 8000 hosts listed on airbnb for san francisco. >>> sonoma county residents are warned about a phone scam involving though pg&e bills. colors are posing as pg&e workers threatening to disconnect utility service un

he's being released by libby lease. she's the first woman to fill that woman. nash spent nearly 30 years during at the today show. he took over just after this disastrous moment in 2012. >> this is not as i expected to leave this couch after 15 years. >> your last day was very emotional. it was very difficult for you clearly. >> for all of you who saw me as a ground breaker, i'm sorry i couldn't carry the ball to the finish line. >> i don't want to upset you here. >> i'm not going to start crying. >> many people thought matt lauer was behind you leaving "the today show." >> i don't know what was all behind it. i know it hurt like hell. it wasn't a fun moment. i learned a great deal about myself. i really at this point let it go. i've just let it go. >> well a lot of people are going to be happy about this. ann is returning to tv. she's the host of the limited series "we'll meet again" rereunites people who lived through traumatic moments. >> on cbs sunday is screen actors guild awards. it will be interesting to see how james franco is greeted by his fellow acto

libby's values are in development and she doesn't care who gets pushed out in the process. >> reporter: now this demonstration has a bit of sarcasm to it. they realize the mayor is not going to have them move into her house, which is what they ask her to do sar castically because one of the propositions was to have people of oakland open up their homes. they say that is not a doable long-term project. they're asking it mayer to cut the police force budget by 50% and put that money towards homelessness. we hope to hear from her in the near future. we're told by hers had that she's not home. >> thank you very much. >>> new at 11:00. a sense of relief in walnut creek for those who walk a popular trail. they arrested this man who tried to sexually assault a woman on the iron horse trail wednesday. he was arrested out sad walnut creek safeway store by an officer who saw that he matched it suspect description. this is an image of the suspect caught on camera after thursday's incident. he is facing several felony charges. now to the panic in paradise. this alert right here, it caused panickin

oakland mayor libby schaaf made the announcement in a news confrence yesterday.ding to the violent crime index... homicides were down 15 percent, shootings were down 29 percent, and carjackings were down 22 percent in 20-17. <"use of forcein the five year period, our use of force in the five year period has significantly dropped">( darya ) while the many categories like shootings, and robberies have declined... auto burglaries have spiked. they are up 32 percent from 20-16. the oakland police department says this is an area they will be working on in 20-18. .( james ) an alameda county judge is allowing the use of taxpayer money to cover the legal fees of ghost ship defendant max harris. harris is accused of 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in connection with the 20-16 warehouse fire in oakland. his attorney will be reimbursed one-hundred- 15-dollars per hour. that money will come from county funds through a court appointed program. harris' attorney says he has already worked 8-hundred billable hours. if convicted... harris could spend up to 39 years in pris

. >>> protesters in oakland are at mayor libby schaaf's front door demanding affordable house. abc 7 news was in oakland where advocates for the homeless camped outside the mayor's home overnight. they say she is not doing enough to create affordable housing. in her annual state of the city speech, schaaf challenged residents to offer spare rooms to people in need. protesters say that is not a viable solution. >> the folks that are out here right now struggling are not capable of opening up their houses and, if anything, if the mayor wants to open up her house, she's right here. she can let me stay in there for a while, you know, let me get on my feet. >> protesters want more funds redirected to social services to get people off the streets. >>> a large rescue effort helped save a young woman who got stuck on the side of a cliff at baker beach in san francisco. abc 7 news was there as firefighters used ropes and pulleys to hoist her to safety last night. the rescue started around 5:00. but it took nearly 90 minutes to finish. she was not hurt. the fire department warns people t

the speakers will include oakland mayor libby schaaf. here is a look at the parade so you know.nd at mcclymonds and pass through major parts of oakland like broadway, jack london square and lake merritt. >>> police in salinas are asking for help to identify a bank robbery suspect. he robbed a central coast credit do you knowon at 10 -- credit union at 10:00 yesterday. he demanded money after pulling out a gun. if you have any information on the suspect, call salinas police. >>> five men were arrested by san jose police accused of small break-ins at super stores. they were called the lucky lotto bandits because they would steal lottery tickets along with cash and cigarettes at convenience stores. police are also looking for one other person in addition to the five men. >>> the time is 6:56. ucla is banning alcohol from l of e frat house events after a woman says she was sexually assaulted at an off- campus party. the council passed the ban earlier this week. it is an indefinite ban. it comes days after a former fraternity president was arrested on suspicion of assault with intent

y a traves de un comunicado la alcaldesa "libby schaaf" invito a las personas a colaborar con todos aquellosjovenes beneficiarios de daca. a traves de la pagina " centro legal's donation " los ciudadanos podran donar dinero para aquellos que no puedan pagar el costo de los tramites de renovacion del daca. de acuerdo con "schaaf" esto ayudara a las comunidades inmigrantes de bajos recursos para su camino a la ciudadania ---aunque el "tps" para los salvadorenos fue cancelado, ellos tendran que reinscribirse por ultima vez para gozar de esta proteccion hasta el 2019. ---hoy fue el primer dia de ese periodo de reinscripcion, y pilar niÑo nos explica por que muchos salvadoreÑos dicen estar confundidos..... una vez mas salvadorenos llegaron hoy a renovar su tps, pero como nunca antes, en vez de optimismo........ maria cardoza/renovo el tps hoy 19:17 se siente feo porque dice uno es la ultima vez, se supone que ya lo cancelaron y ya no vamos a tener la oportunidad 19.23 sandra vasquez/renovo hoy el tps 12:05 triste porque como uno aqui tiene la vida hecha 12:10 y es que esta es la ultima vez que po

libby schaaf/alcaldesa de oakland 9:45 en los ultimos 5 anos, los tiroteos han bajado en 50 por cientoos homicidios en 42 por ciento y los robos en 38 por ciento en la calle, algunos ven la mejoria, por ejemplo en el centro... juan avila/vive en oakland 5:22 antes cuando trabajaba en la madrugada era dificil porque tenia que andar asi cuidadnose la espalda pero ahora esta bien 5:31 el ano que termina registro 72 homicidios, 13 menos que el ano anterior. las razones del progreso dijeron son muchas, como la colaboracion de la gente, y dejar que las estadisticas dicten donde dirigir los recursos limitados que tienen, eisie joyner/dep. de policia de oakland todos los jueves sin falta tenemos una reunion donde revisamos cada tiroteo, cada homicidio, y esto ha servido no solo para investigar, pero para adelantarnos y prevenir mas violencia. pilar nino ahora no todo son buenas noticias, segun las propias estadisticas de la ciudad, el robo a carros y el robo con cuchillo han ademas, no todos sienten el progreso. angel lopez/vive en oakland 1:00 no no me siento mas seguro siempre igual 0:44 se