schaaf. >> we are going to libby's house! >> reporter: they wanted her to come out so they could speak fae-to-face, but the mayor never appeared. the mayor sent this statement to oakland voters tonight. we agree that investments in education, health, housing security and economic well- being are the most powerful ways to advance safety in oakland, we recognize a growing group of people, especially people of color, feel that police presence in response compromise their sense of safety, but since oakland citizens make more than 100,000 911 calls each year, the funding is not the answer she says, preventing crime and suffering, save lives and justice to those who have been harmed, oakland cannot afford to further defund the police department, we have the lowest officer per crime staffing levels of any police department in america pick >> i've heard politicians say defunding the police say it would never work, we don't know what it's like to live in a world when there are no police. >> reporter: making up 1/5 of the city's budget

libby: that is exactly right. what we heard from secretary mnuchin yesterday on the hill, what we heard from fed chair powell yesterday and his press conference, all pointing to the fact that congress does need to move. our view has been this is a question of when, not if. the when might be taking a little longer and subject to more partisan rancor than the previous bills. it looks very likely something will get done. it will probably get done by the end of july. there is the exploration of federal unemployment insurance that happens at the end of july, and that will be an impetus for policymakers to come together. .he question of when, not if certainly the market downturn and some of the reports out-of-state with a second wave could accelerate that. david: we have that july 31 deadline, we also have a lot of state budget do june 30 and tax payments due july 15. time is wasting. at the same time we have some sort of ask on what the policy will be. we have nancy pelosi saying $3.5 trillion. messages out of the whit

. >>> up next at 5:00, more bad blood between president trump and mayor oakland mayor libby shaft. >>> should it stay or go. the north bay considers a name change to a major road to better fit with the times. >>> i am chief meteorologist, and i will let you know when the wind will pick up and temperatures cool a bit. that's coming up in about seven minutes. you spoke. we listened. tiny tacos are back for good! grab a box of 15 or try them loaded. get 'em now with no contact delivery. >>> a lot of people not just in oakland are upset about president trump's recent comments. the president compared detroit, baltimore and oakland compared to living in hell. the mayor struck back. please feel free to never come here. last night mayor libby schaafle sounded off saying hell is another four years of this racist. >> i have seen clever responded from oaklanders, including one from a resident that said hell must have perfect weather and great food. >> mayor libby schaaf focusing on a grant that will overhaul the organic farm and market that will feed the community and provide jobs. >>> president

libby cantrell from pimco will be here. and we will break down the housing data a little more closely now with taylor richardson. -- with nela richardson. you are an expert in housing, so where are we in the housing market in terms of a recovery? nela: i think that the housing market is holding up pretty well. we might see a great social experiment, now that many of us are working from home. even as new listings have been pulled out of the market because of covid-19, i expected see that improved with the economy reopen and we will see new home sales as a great indicator of warehousing will go. it is much easier to tour a new home virtually. you can see that new homes are benefiting, even in this extreme environment for homebuying. how supply constrained is the market right now and will it ease? has been supply constrained over the last few years, at least five to seven years. this was a pre-existing condition going into the pandemic. the undersupplied, especially in the -- part of the market, but that is why prices are hold

but oakland's mayor libby shaft she's heading back kron four's dan kerman joins us live and he has that part of the story dan. >>well catherine is you know libby shaft is not one to back down from many people including the president she's taken him on before and has done so again. >>i would say oakland is looking a little bit like heaven today, oakland mayor libby shaft compared her city to heaven friday while announcing the city had received a $28.2 million grant for several projects in east oakland. the have been comment was pointed at president trump who during a fox news town hall slammed oakland for its violence. >>take a look at detroit take a look at what's happening in oakland. take a look at what's happening in baltimore, and it really gets upset when i say and they say oh is that a racist statement is not a racist. frankly. people come up to me say thank you, thank you sir for saying it. the city's it's like living in hel. >>oakland is a heaven for inclusive diversity for value, some social justice for an amazing art since food scene where chef says the president has been bash

>>> happening now, hundreds of people marched to oakland mayor libby schaaf's house chanting the names of men and women killed by police. >> they're calling on the mayor to defund the oakland police department and reinvest the money in education. abc 7 news reporter j.r. stone is live in oakland. j.r.? >> reporter: yeah, those protesters made their way to outside of the mayor's house, and i can tell you the last protesters and those involved in this peaceful march left within the last 30 to 40 minutes, but they let their voice be heard. and you can see that tonight in the signs. the many signs that they left outside of the mayor's house. that one there saying "defund the police". now, i do want to go to some of the video because it was pretty incredible seeing the amount of people who came out to march from one walgreens in oakland and up to the mayor's house. i can tell you their message, a clear one, in defunding the police department. now, what does that mean, you ask, they made the point they would like to see a lot of that money that goes to the police department rerouted into oth

>>> happening now, hundreds of people marched to oakland mayor libby schaaf's house chanting the names of men and women killed by police. >> they're calling on the mayor to defund the oakland police department and reinvest the money in education. abc 7 news reporter j.r. stone is live in oakland. j.r.? >> reporter: yeah, those protesters made their way to outside of the mayor's house, and i can tell you the last protesters and those involved in this peaceful march left within the last 30 to 40 minutes, but they let their voice be heard. and you can see that tonight in the signs. the many signs that they left outside of the mayor's house. that one there saying "defund the police". now, i do want to go to some of the video because it was pretty incredible seeing the amount of people who came out to march from one walgreens in oakland and up to the mayor's house. i can tell you their message, a clear one, in defunding the police department. now, what does that mean, you ask, they made the point they would like to see a lot of that money that goes to the police department rerouted into oth

>>and in east bay mayor firing back at president trump how oakland boss libby shaft is responding to the president's comments about how it is living in her city. but our top story tonight is a step backwards in the fight against the coronavirus thank you for joining us at 8 o'clock everybody. >>i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis tonight, we know san francisco is hitting the brakes on plans to reopen more businesses as cases across the bay area are surging. here's a chart showing the number of new daily covid-19 cases in san francisco this month. you can see the numbers trending down and tell restaurants reopened on june 15th, then there's a gradual climb that spike of 127 cases is due to a backlog in testing. >>but even if you average that out over the days when there were no new cases reported the numbers are still heading in the wrong direction culminating in a spike of 103 cases are forced to leave to call was there as mayor breed press pause on reopening. >>we're going to have to dial it back. >>we're going to have to dial it back because of what we see with the data san fran

mayor libby schaaf took to twitter to condemn the nooses as symbol of racial violence and launched hate crime investigation. mayor said even though the claims were the nooses were for exercise equipment, does not excuse them. officers searched the lake, found five lakes attached to multiple trees. one african-american man showed this video of people using ropes to swing from tree, been up for months no malicious intent behind them. >> it's unfortunate, i understand the times but unfortunate that genuine gesture of just creating a good time got misinterpreted into something so heinous. >> intentions don't matter when it comes to terrorizing the public. these symbols are symbols are racial violence, and it's incumbent on all of us to have that sensitivity, that knowledge. >> reporter: the mayor said the resuas you heard right there, m libby schaaf doubling down, regardless of intention symbols of hate, especially in public place like lake merritt do not belong in oakland. i'm melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >> just into the newsroom, san mateo county lifted shelter at home order minu

johnna libby susan pkg nats: arrests bajo custodia.fue como decenas de manifestantes terminaron en oakland tras horas de protestar. sot: michael houston - manifestante we are not animals. we are fighting for equality and marching got what is right and we are fighting for our lives. no somos animales. estamos luchando por igualdad. estamos marchando por nuestros derechos y por nuestras vidas. sot: johnna watson - vocera, policia de oakland earlier today we had a demonstration that has 15000 community members that came out to march on the streets in oakland. esta tarde hubo una demostracin donde ms de 15 mil residentes de oakland salieron a manifestarse por nuestras calles. nats: skyranger el movimiento comenzo durante la tarde del lunes en la preparatoria oakland tech sobre la calle broadway. desde el aire se podria apreciar la magnitud de personas reunidas en el plantel poco antes de movilizarse pidiendo justicia. sot: libby schaaf - alcaldesa, oakland fue una decisin que no se tom a la ligera. habr toque de queda desde las 8 de la noc

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a big crowd outside of libby schaaf's home to deliver a firm message. that message, in part, to eliminate policcers on school campuses. and tonight, a big announcement from the superintendent of oakland schools. >>> first, the manhunt continues for the gunman who opened fire on a police department in the central coast. the shooting following two similar attacks in the oakland and santa cruz mountains. attacks that left two law enforcement officers dead. sources tell us those attacks are linked. >>> we could have three cases of domestic terrorism all linked in our area. nbc's terry mcsweeney has the inside story from oakland. >> reporter: federal authorities believe two bay area attacks on law enforcement are the work of the same domestic terror cell. the ambush that led to david underwood dead and the attack that killed sergeant damon gutsweller. federal sources tell us that steven carillo is believed to be the sun gan gunman of the shoot oakland. justin earhart trained with him in utah and never had a hint he was capable of an attack, especially on law

libby shaft kicked the run off this afternoon. 40 runners took part. the run starts at 6:00 before winding up at twin peaks. this is the first year the symbolic pin triangle is not made out of canvases. instead it's made out of lights. it's expected to be so bright you can see it from space. >>> we're following developing news in oakland where someone vandalized the city's lgbtq community center this morning. witnesses say a young white male rode up on a bike, started smashing the windows with a golf club. mayor libby shaft is calling the attack shameful and heartbreaking. >>> fallout at san jose pd after a story we reported last night. several officers accused of making racist facebook posts now on leave. marianne favro just talked with the mayor. she's live with his reaction. >> reporter: mayor sam liccardo says the officers involved should be fired. four active duty san jose police officers along with several retired police officers made bigoted and antimuslim comments on a private facebook post. the officers involved have been placed on administrat

oakland mayor libby schaaf did not see it and asked opd to launch a hate crime investigation. >> intentions don't matter when it comes to terrorizing the public. these symbols are symbols of racial violence. >> i really wish people would get more clarity before they start jumping the gun. >> it's unfortunate. it's a false alarm. >> reporter: james taylor says the mayor's swift move to condemn the nooses is all part ofism. >> it's part of all the chaos going on and the confusion, the general fallout from the police shootings and protest movement. >> reporter: adding to the chaos and confusion, the discovery of a fake body hanging from a noose near lake merritt thursday morning. opd took down the effigy and said officers found an american flag lying next to the body. >> this is a part of the fallout, that's what i'm suggesting, these are some of the embers. >> reporter: libby schaaf just tweeted this out. she called a fake body hanging from a noose that was discovered this morning a deliberate and vile attempt to traumatize and divide oaklanders. she said the city immediately contacted the fb

when it comes to terrorizing the public oakland mayor libby schaaf says there were reports of several nooses found on trees around the lake police say they found 5 on tuesday afternoon all of which had been removed one person told police he put the ropes up for exercise months ago the mayor says that does not excuse their torture us in terrorizing effects. >>the guy. cole. but this robot there. he said it was for a mind you i've never seen a swing set. resembles a dose. you know it looks like mostly of like most about it was a hoax. >>the discovery of the noose is come just days after the fbi and the department of justice began reviewing investigations into the hanging deaths of 2 black men in southern california and at a time when protests are happening in oakland in across the country against police brutality and racial injustice was very to start, but sadly in that time. >>you know bring awareness to the situation. >>police are investigating they that an extra patrols here at the lake and they've also contacted the fbi live in oakland tonight, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>and a

mayor libby schaaf took a knee in honor of george floyd and denounced white privilege. she also took a shot at bad comes. melissa colorado joins us from oakland city hall with more on people's reaction. melissa? >> reporter: as you can see behind me there is another peaceful demonstration under way just outside of oakland city hall. hundreds, and i mean hundreds, of people are now marching toward broadway, closing down traffic. this demonstration is a bit different. the reason why this one is different demonstrators are calling attention to what happened to a black man who was shot and killed by police in florida last week. this is a story that didn't get a lot of traction, didn't generate a lot of headlines given everything that's been going on across the nation. hundreds of people have not forgotten about that man, and follows another day of peaceful demonstrations in downtown oakland, a rally that happened earlier today organized by the naacp chapter here in oakland where oakland mayor libby schaaf had some choice words for rogue cops. >> excuse me but [ bleep ] bad

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. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf responding on twitter a couple hours ago. she tweeted, quote, the oakland lgbtq center is a space of love, a sanctuary. this attack is shameful and heartbreaking. >>> pride 2020 unlike any other. that's for sure. this year events have gone virtual as in-person celebrations are canceled because of the covid-19 pandemic. nbc bay area's christie smith reports from san francisco on how people are marking the 50th year of pride. >> well, san francisco's pride events have moved online, and you can certainly see that here. one restaurant manager says he's typically used to seeing thousands of people move through the area. >> this morning when i got up, i forgot it was pride weekend. >> reporter: chris saul and john matwilo had a bite to eat outside at harvey's in san francisco's castro district. they knew this year would be nothing like years past. >> usually we get so many people wanting to express themselves so much and be so happy and wearing the rainbow flag and for like pink saturday and just super happy. it's kind of sad not t

but oakland mayor libby shaft she is heading back kron four's dan kerman joins us live with that part of the story dan. >>well catherine let me chef says the only hell's another 4 years of the trump administration. she caught up with us today to talk about what he had to say. >>i would say oakland is looking a little bit like heaven today, oakland mayor libby shaft compared her city to heaven friday. well announcing the city had received a million grant. >>for several projects in east oakland. the comment was a slam of president trump who during a fox news town hall slammed oakland for its violence. >>take a look at detroit take a look at what's happening in oakland. take a look at what's happening in baltimore, and it really gets upset when i say and they say oh is that a racist statement is not a racist. frankly. people come up to me say thank you, thank you sir for saying it. they want to help the city's it's like living in hel. >>this president never hesitates demoralize or demean particularly cities of color as he tries to whip up his base mayor schaaf says in fact violent crime

still ahead this morning, we'll talk to oakland mayor libby schaff about the latest updates in the city regarding protests for george floyd and the looting and vandalism that took place in oakland over the weekend. plus the family of a man has filed a federal lawsuit against a federal lawsuit against princes cruises following his across the bay area over the weekend you're taking a look at video of protests in oakland on sunday. one of our viewers of this one named steven shared this video with us of the protests at lake merritt he says at first it was a few 100 people, i'm marching around lake merritt and then looping into the downtown area but by the time they got back to the lake. there were more than 1000 people. joining us now to talk about what happened in oakland. over the weekend with the city has plan now moving forward is oakland mayor libby schaff a good morning mayor. good morning marty i understand it's quite a situation in oakland over the weekend and we saw the of of the scene of destruction going on the looting the vandalism happening there. what are the plans now for th

we're working to get mayor libby schaaf up with us.k at the top stories around the bay as well. >> this is where the people are setting fire to a walmart. that fire now out. firefighters are still monitoring the area. firefighters were called to the walmart twice overnight. crews say that all the merchandise inside considered a loss. looters appeared to have stolen clothes, tvs, diapers and even child car seats. >>> from san leandro to hayward, a gun shop looted. there were two vehicles, one rammed into the gate while the other followed in. police and the gun shop owner are reviewing the inventory to figure out how many guns were stolen. >>> to walnut creek, broken glass. a young woman, possibly a vandal, was shot in the arm by someone in a car. officers at every intersection shutting down those streets asking businesses to close. so far they're not saying how many people were arrested. >>> and a live look now at downtown san jose as the sun has come up. until further notice the city will be under a curfew from 8:30 in the evening unti

. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf says the city is committed to a rigorous and transparent investigation into the deadly shooting of an oakland man over the weekend. protesters gathered after the shooting death of erik salgado. the 23-year-old was killed by chp officers last saturday night. demonstrators say the officers involved should be fired and arrested. authorities say the officers opened fire at the car that salgado and his pregnant girlfriend were inside. sources tell us salgado was behind the wheel of a stolen car, one of many cars that looters stole from a san leandro dealership last week. >> he's the product of the streets as many other people are who are in that cycle mass incarceration and police brutality, andsoon. >> salgado leaves behind a 3-year-old daughter. his girlfriend survived the shooting and is at the hospital. the oakland police department, alameda county d.a.'s office, and the chp all investigating. >>> actions speak louder than words. this evening in san francisco, silence. this silent memorial powerful and unique. nbc bay area's jean elle reports from glen pa

and while mayor libby schaaf has called for a hate crime investigation, those who put the ropes in thehey were there for exercise. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony has the story. >> these symbols are symbols of racial violence and it's incumbent on all of us to have that sensitivity, to have that knowledge. what a privilege for those of us that don't feel complete fear and terror when we see a rope in the tree. >> reporter: oakland mayor libby schaaf is so alarm that looked like a noose in a tree at lake merit, she's calling for a hate crime investigation. >> the intentions will matter with regard to whether or not this is prosecuted as a hate crime, but intentions don't matter when it comes to terrorizing the public. >> reporter: porsha is the woman who shot the video of the rope on social media. >> i just saw something swinging, it caught my eye. caught me off guard. >> reporter: but this man, victor, told us the rope is part of a rigging used by him and hi swing system. he each shared this video of it in action with a.bc 7 news. >> out of the hundreds and dozens and thousands that

because of the ropes over the and while mayor libby schaaf has called for a hate crime investigation,ho put the ropes in the trees say they were there for exercise. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony has the story. >> these symbols are symbols of racial violence and it's incumbent on all of us to have that sensitivity, to have that knowledge. what a privilege for those of us that don't feel complete fear and terror when we see a rope in the tree. >> reporter: oakland mayor libby schaaf is so alarmed by the video she saw of a rope that looked like a noose in a tree at lake merit, she's calling for a hate crime investigation. >> the intentions will matter with regard to whether or not this is prosecuted as a hate crime, but intentions don't matter when it comes to izg the. >> reporter: porsha is the woman who shot the video of the rope and posted swinging, it caught my eye. caught me off guard. >> reporter: but this man, victor, told us the rope is part of a rigging used by him and his friends as part of a larger swing system. he each shared this video of it in action with a.bc 7 news. >

we have mayor libby shaft good morning. good morning. >>so what is the number one thing that you want to get done immediately. >>listen i've got 4 things i want to get done immediately and that starts with reform every place police and when i say to replace i mean to start transition. things that don't require a gun and a badge to community-based response and oakland is made for this mall. we have already spent the last year designing with community input, something called a macro which is a mobile response unit from the community to respond to mental crisis crises that don't require a gun and a bash. we also lifted up last night in the town hall, the work of our department of violence prevention. this is the work that people are demanding a more holistic compassionate response to crises and conflict. but the part of the work, i'm also excited about is the restore and repair part of the work and that is really taking on the issues of structural racism restoring the wealth that has been take it from black and brown and indigenous communit

her windows are broken, as man libby shaft said, our spiritis not broken. >> echoes $2000 to replace and the castro district, as the pride celebration was underway. people do not let the vandals killip rides.. march with friends and danced. the message the other day was love beats fear. >> we march together. we all had our masks on. it's powerful. >> the lgbtq center on mark street has newly painted honey bears including a rainbow bear with rainbow stripes and brown and black stripes and solidarity with trans-black people. >> we did with this beautiful mural, it shows our endurance and our strength regardless they were not able to have a ra we can celebrate and be proud of our community. >> thousands of people marched through the streets and a pride inspired protest. the traditional pride parade is in its 51st year was canceled because of the pandemic. they want to reclaim pride, and highlight struggles of black trans people. >> developing this morning, san jose police left a pedestrian with a gunshot wound to the head. it happened near the soaking round exit. chp located a pedestria

libby lied. people like that in our neighbors to our people that we love. and. don't get support anything that only tell you. don't tell you. it's the community support the community. but criminologist don't panic is convinced gang members have an ulterior motive for helping out their community. killings in my experience seldom do anything for anybody else they they they it's all about themselves it's all about what they can gain so you know my 1st question would be if they distributing food parcels why you know what are they getting out of it and. you know that they might want to look good in their communities but they might be using that there's a lockdown so you know how do you get out and distribute your drugs back on the keep flights leon meyer admits that breaking with the past is easier said than done . but things is never going to go away i'm going to be get some very emotive things that will always be there always begins to be the way we stay in the way we look they put us all together i used to consider yourself against the terms of. i'm against them a

he particularly disliked vice president cheney and scooter libby. retracted it, but anyway he lied about not talking to reporters and got convicted. elizabeth: so he nails people on process crimes. final word. >> that's exactly what he does. he tricks people as he did with michael flynn, george papadopoulos, the whole shooting match. elizabeth: all right. john, i'm sorry we ran out of time. will you come back on? it's good to see you. thanks for coming in. >> thanks, liz. see you, now. elizabeth: okay, we'll have you back on. next up, a big story we've been covering, did the obama administration have another reason to go after the incoming trump team? was it because then-candidate trump promised to get rid of obama's legacy-making iran nuclear deal? we'll bring on charles hurt, that's ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ elizabeth: welcome back to a story we have been covering, it's this question: did the obama administration are another motive to go after the incoming trump team? was it beyond, you know, allegations of trump-russia collusion? was it because then-candidate

when we spoke with libby schaaf live, on "mornings on 2", she said she is not ruling out that move and she wants people to understand the context of a curfew. >> they've been used in the past by government as tools of oppression and racial bias. i think it is important to name that context and know we are looking at all of our options and we will have the best use of our law enforcement resources. >> mayor cheryl says oakland's interim police chief says a curfew is not needed yet. she called on other cities for a greater police presence does not believe oakland needs to: mayor libby schaaf as asking people to send them to police as she is asking business owners whose businesses have been damaged to contact the city of oakland. four people are in custody following a police shooting in hayward. it happened around 4:00 a.m. this morning as officers were responding to looting at the cvs store on harder road in one instance in officer shot and hit a man. the man was treated for minor injuries and is now in police custody along with three others who police say are somehow connected. no offic

but when it was mayor libby schaaf's turn, her anger over bad apples boil over.his is not about bad apples. excuse me, but [ bleep ] the bad apple theory. >> it was an exclamation that resonated with people in the audience. >> we knew she was coming from a place of being sincere and showing empathy. >> sometimes you have to make a point. >> i totally agree with what she said then. >> i caught up with schaaf after her speech and sdd her about the statement. the issues.know if people alway i apologize. it was not appropriate for me to use inappropriate language at a rally that was organized by religious leaders. it was inappropriate. >> that may be true. but for the people in the audience, the statement was also heartfelt. in oakland, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >>> in oakland today, a couple dozen people took a knee in solidarity with george floyd. the group gathered at lake merire parknoon. some had signs and raised fists in the air, horns were honking. >>> in vallejo a small crowd gathered. sky 7 is overhead. they're marching along georgia street. this is a peacefu

but when it was mayor libby schaaf's turn, her anger over the deaths other the work of a few bad applesout. this is not about bad apples. excuse me, but [ bleep ] the bad apple theory. >> elationhat rewi ppln the audience. >> we knew she was coming from a place of being sincere and showing empathy. >> sometimes you have to make a point. >> i totally agree with what she said then. >> i caught up with schaaf after her speech and asked her about the statement. >> i don't know if people always see just how deeply i feel about these issues. and i apologize. it was not appropriate for me to use inappropriate language at a rally that was organized by religious leaders. it was very inappropriate. >> that may be true, but for the people in the audience, the statement was also heartfelt. in oakland, eric thomas, abc7 news. >> abc7 is celebrating the bay area's class of 2020 featuring as many high school seniors as possible. you can get your grad or senior class featured by posting some candid pics with the #grads on 7, or go to abc7news.com. we say congrats to all of you, the class of 2020. ♪ ♪ ♪

the project will be implemented over 5 years oakland mayor libby schaff said quote it is what people in the street have been marching for investment in underserved communities. >>now to our 4 zone forecast as we step outside and see how things look at the golden gate bridge on saturday evening and pam looks like we're falling into the some routine along our coast warmer inland. that's right let's check in with our chief meteorologist for the details laurie, i get a little windy out there 2 guys in spots seeing some gusty winds already over 30 miles per hour that far certainly moving in the bay right now alcatraz you can see right there if you look very closely you can just make out a couple buildings there in san francisco with the clouds rolled in now the temperatures cool off in the san francisco effect all around the bay area no 90's today but we're close still warm 89 degrees in livermore 84. >>in concord 72 degrees in santa rosa 61. well below the average in san francisco, 72 degrees in oakland today and 86 degrees in san jose speaking winds. yeah they've been kicking up 90 mile

an accent on police violence in oakland is ready to roll up our sleeves and do the work. >> mayor libby schaaf knows that oakland is already one of the bay area cities putting together many reforms suggested in the national proposal that says eight can't wait we're here for you and we're open. wow. i'm an original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute! better than you? pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. my new bite-sized, crispy popcorn chicken is so irresistible you'll want them whenever, so don't resist! pop 'em while you game, hang, or do yoclsicing.00all-whitt or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. >>> some shopping malls are reopen the doors in the bay area but the question remains if people will actually return. kpix 5 don ford reports on the new era of covid. >> reporter: after being closed for months the mall is reopening finally but when you come to shop there are some big differences. there are one an7 there op. store in the stores, and you cannot enter at all without wearing a mask. >> we are open for

>>over the weekend with the city has plan now moving forward is oakland mayor libby schaff a good morning mayor. good morning marty i understand it's quite a situation in oakland over the weekend and we saw the of of the scene of destruction going on the looting the vandalism happening there. what are the plans now for the city of oakland moving forward in terms of maybe a curfew may be calling in the national guard things like that. >>let me be clear that we have been calling in outside help and the mutual aid that we've gotten from departments from santa cruz just sonoma has been invaluable as well as the state of california we have called in for reinforcements and they have come in the form of the chp a couple 100 officers that have been deployed here in the bay area that have been integral to our plans. certainly we are constantly assessing the conditions and our intelligence to determine whether a curfew is the appropriate law enforcement tool. let's be clear last night we chose to focus our law enforcement resources on the actual vandals. looters people that are engaged in even in v

." >>> mayor libby schaaf is investigating a rope hanging in a tree at lake merritt as a hate crime. she's doing so even though the man who put them there say the ropes were to have people out there exercise and as a swing for people to enjoy. sebastian, the man who is not giving his last name, tells nbc bay area that he hoped people would get more clarity before they made any concerns. the mayor had strong reaction to that saying her message is clear and not an overreaction. >> there were five different trees where ropes were removed yesterday and just because his was part of a swing apparatus that is not clear with all of those instances. >>> adding more fuel to the fire, police took down a fake body and a white material hanging from a noose at lake merritt. police said they found an american flag nearby as well. the mayor is asking the fbi to investigate. >> mayor london breed is asking for a new pause. she says the move will make more time for an audit of law enforcement exams. the city's human resources department will conduct the review. 48% of sfpd's force are white. 17% eithe

meanwhile, protesters took this message to mayor libby schaaf's house last night. >> defund opd. >> the large group made up of mainly young people chanted the names of the men and women killed by police. they're asking for opd to be defunded and for the funds to be put in education and social services. now, on the topic of defunding police on midday live yesterday, mayor schaaf said, quote, we cannot afford to divest. we need to invest in better policing. she went on to talk about the $122 million in cuts to the city's upcoming budget and said the biggest cuts have already been made to the police department. so it does not sound as if she plans to defund the police. reporting live this morning, julian glover, abc 7 news. >>> julian was talking about oakland. we'll go to berkeley now. they're no longer going to use tear gas during protests. there is criticism this morning over what the police chief said at tuesday's city council meeting. when he was asked how officers can protect themselves without tear gas. >> firearms. we can shoot people. >> no. >> i don't mean to be callous. if you'r

one-on-one with oakland mayor libby schaaf about the disturb ing things happening right now. >>> rightow at 5:00 declaring solidarity. a live report ahead on the plan to shut down the port of oakland in honor of juneteenth. >>> plus, a new mask mandate. what you need to know about the newest requirement, why the cdc says you might not want to wear certain kind of mask. >>> plus, father's day weekend is here. how about that forecast? vianey is tracking the heat. "today in the bay" comes your way right now. >>> i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we'll get a look at that commute coming up in a bit from the father himself, mike inouye. happy father's day to you. >> thank you. >> first a look at that forecast. vianey, how is it going to look for mike on his special day coming up? >> he doesn't have to worry about rain, a lot of sunshine. if mike's kids were watching i would recommend getting him a fan because he says he's not a fan of the temperatures in the 90s, and we're going to see that again this 90s. a sneak peek of what we're tracking today. 60s and 70s to start our morn

. >> in oakland, mayor libby schaaf had this to say about the current challenges the city is facing with policing. >> we recognize that experience, the layers of discrimination, of disenfranchisement is on top of this unacceptable culture of police violence. >> the mar mayor also drew upon a new budget proposal. >>> the city of san francisco has agreed to move homeless people in tents out of the tenderloin. uc hastings sued the city weeks ago appealing to improve sanitation and reduce overcrowding on the sidewalks during the pandemic. the city plans to move 70% of the area's homeless population into hotels or safe sleeping sites by july 20th. >>> coming up next, president trump responding to criticism tonight over the date and the venue of his next campaign rally. >> was that on purpose? >> uh, no. think about it as a celebration. >> it shows a lack of humanity by the administration. and, could really impact lives. >>> and, the health care rule change by the trump administration and the impact on the transgender community. plus -- >> a lot of people thought it would never happen. >> i'm

mayor libby schaaf says intentions do not matter. >> it is incumbent on all of us to know the actual history of racial violence. of terrorism that a noose represents. and that we, as a city, must remove these terrorizing symbols from the public view and investigate these at hate crimes until proven otherwise. >> reporter: it was a topic at the lake today. >> an actual rope hanging down. why? why do you guys hate us? why do they usso much? it. >> reporter: arts commissioner theo williams says there is no room for hate in oakland. >> it's a hate crime and we can't tolerate it. the lake area is intended for families. it's an open public space. a space we need a safe space and feel safe. >> reporter: it is against city code to hang anything from public trees but mayor schaaf says in a moment when the wounds of racial injustice are openly bleeding, this is not just about civic violations. >> we have to see this moment for what it is. a reckoning. and in oakland, we cannot further terrorize or traumatize our black residents. >> reporter: now mayor schaaf said intent does not matter when it

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mayor libby schaaf joins me now. i just said you were one of the few cities that wasn't doing this.ave changed your mind and decided to implement one tonight. you can tell us your thinking? >> yeah, we did not make this decision lightly. we e recognize the historical context and the moment we're in right now where people are enraged about racism and the misuse of governmental authority. but we have to keep our community safe. and i a, as a mayor of oakland, i am in tremendous pain right now. over the death of george floyd, pain over the vandalism and looting of my beloved city and as we e look at the what the appropriate thing to do in the city is, as i work with my chief of police to assess the conditions and intelligence we have, the conditions have changed dramatically. friday night, we saw a huge protest, 8,000 people in our downtown. that was used as really a foil by people that were intent of doing damage and violence and then last night was extremely different. we had groups all over the city, vandalism, looting and in particularly neighborhoods that are the most impacted by

from a tree later posting this photo in a video of what she encountered on social media oakland mayor libby shaft says there were reports of several nooses found on trees around the lake police say they found 5 ropes on tuesday afternoon all of which have been removed one person told police he put them up for exercise months ago the mayor says that does not excuse their torture us in terrorizing effects we have to start with the assumption that these are hate crimes. >>we cannot take these actions lightly. we have to take them seriously. and again if they're proven not to be that will then exonerate that person but that does not exonerate the fact that we cannot have symbols in our public spaces that guy. >>cole but this robot there. he said it was for a mind you i've never seen a swing set. resembles a dose. you know it looks like mostly of like most about it was a hoax information came in that this was exercise equipment. >>some of it may have but some of it absolutely was not. >>open city parks doesn't tolerate a this all comes just days after the fbi and the department of justice begin

libby roy, a physician. and dr. is reported that more than 11,000 people have already been arrested at these protests. and there is a concern that people who are put into then overcrowded detention facilities and police stations might be at risk of covid and then on top of that we've had teargas used on protesters whereas as they're breathing that in and coughing it out. "the new york times" said along with the immediate pain that could cause watering eyes an burning throats, it may cause damage to people's lungs and make them more susceptible to a respiratory illness according to the risk of exposure it could insight coughing. do you expect to weeks from now we'll talk about a new set of outbreaks from these protests and the arrests? >> good evening, joy, it is good to see you after so many days. the concern amongst many of us in the medical and public health communities is that there will lightning likely be an increase if not a surge in cases in hospitals all over the country that have faced the protests and, yea

ahead of the rally the city shutting down streets as businesses board up, just in case tulsa native libby billings cutting hours at a restaurant for another concern. >> you know, i'm hoping that there aren't riots like there have been recently that is probably my number one fear right now. >> reporter: the president tweeting any protesters, anarchists, agitators, looters or low lives going to oklahoma please understand you will not be treated like you have been in new york, seattle or minneapolis. it will be a much different scene. and tonight it is a relatively quiet scene in downtown tulsa, important to note the secret service has backtracked a curfew put in place last night, cancelling that order earlier today. lester >> morgan chesky in oklahoma tonight, thanks. >>> louisville, kentucky, a majo development this evening in the police shooting death of breonna taylor, one of the officers involved will be fired. the case has become a flash point for nationwide outrage gabe gutierrez now with the latest. >> reporter: today the fbi searched the apartment where breonna taylor was shot and k

from a tree later posting this photo in a video of what she encountered on social media oakland mayor libby shaft says there were reports of several nooses found on trees around the lake police say they found 5 ropes on tuesday afternoon all of which have been removed one person told police he put them up for exercise months ago the mayor says that does not excuse their torture us in terrorizing effects we have to start with the assumption that these are hate crimes. >>we cannot take these actions lightly. we have to take them seriously. and again if they're proven not to be that will then exonerate that person but that does not exonerate the fact that we cannot have symbols in our public spaces that guy. >>cole but this robot there. he said it was for a mind you i've never seen a swing set. resembles a dose. you know it looks like mostly of like most about it was a hoax information came in that this was exercise equipment. >>some of it may have but some of it absolutely was not. >>open city parks doesn't tolerate a this all comes just days after the fbi and the department of justice begin

. >> from oakland mayor, libby shaft, issued a curfew order because of scenes like this one, and scenes all across oakland that led to 60 arrests in the overnight hours of sunday night. >> some for shooting, some for looting, and our officers have taken an incredible amount of rocks, bottles and threats, our own administration ot at last >> wre closed.losed 4:00. >> stores boarded up and chose to close early, 4:00 and 5:00 a.m. respectively, something that did not go up with shoppers. >> it's ridiculous, and it's only 4:00 something pm, and i said, are you open, and they are, like, no, and i was, like, doesn't make sense. >> everywhere. fast-food restaurants are closing down. >> everybody that we spoke with praised the peaceful protests in the earlier hours. most said the looting and vandalism shouldn't overshadow that. >> it's not every day you see somebody get murdered. >>> a church bishop in washington, d.c. says she's outraged that pre ut permission after clearing out protests with tear-gas. here's more judge jobina fortson. >> the church is across the street from the white house, a

of oakland to defund the police department in response to protest over george floyd's death mayor libby shaft held a town hall last night to talk about some of those reforms kron four's reyna harvey standing by in oakland with more on what we heard reyna. good morning. james and darya well you know the mayor usually take that town hall time to talk about the pandemic but last night she switched years and she focused on. police reform also structural racism will he might remember this comes after protests, we saw thousands of people taking to the streets here in oakland and they also wednesday night made theirway to her neighborhood they were demanding that she be fun. >>the oakland police department now mayor schaaf said she does not believe we have to defund in order to invest in oakland she gave a budget breakdown on how much is actually invested in the oakland police department schaaf said opd makes up about 20% of the city's budget historically she said it's been around that same percentage. she also set the current proposed budget for the city. cuts roughly $5 million out of opie's