su-lin ong: the review comes at an unusual time. what it will focus on is a number of factors -- how appropriate is the inflationary target? it seems to be international best practice. the key is around the full employment target. will that be broadened, more inclusive and sustainable employment? and around communication, what else can the bank do to bring itself to the international best practice? may regular press conferences? more detailed minutes? and the composition of the board. the australian board is very skewed towards business leaders which is great input but probably lacks those with strong monetary policy expertise and academics. i think it will look at a range of factors around the conduct of monetary policy under framework as well as the board and composition. haidi: su-lin ong, always great to have you with us. we know australia is a nation of beer lovers but people may have to cut back on how much they enjoy their beer because this is the latest hit i inflation. there is an excise net comes to the price of beer and t

i am da lin. i will will tell you having a problem it is and why the governor is threatening to withhold funding. funding. > >> a coastal community is paying paying people to shop locally. how you can cash in on the new program at pacifica. > >> some areas are pampering their pets more than other partners. we will explain. > >> temperatures today top have e top have a little below average around the bay but above averagr but above average for inland ar. well above the 90s in concord. air-quality is going to approve as we head into the weekend. californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26? nothing for disadvantaged tribes vote yes on 27. >> the city of oakland is askin

lin-manuel miranda, the creator of hamilton, slammed the production as a legal.hing was streamed live and some of the clips were shared on twitter, including one from the scene the world was wide enough. will play part of the original audio first, followed by the altered version. >> what is a legacy? it is planting seeds in a garden you never get to see. i wrote some notes at the beginning about the song someone will sting for me. >> what is a legacy? it's knowing you repent it and accepted the gospel of jesus christ that sets men free. you sent your stainless son on recovery to die for me by. >> joining me now is chris peterson, who broke the story. he is the founder of on stage blog. thank you so much for being here, chris, this morning. the church says they were given permission to perform the show, but hamilton's producers and lin-manuel to deny that claim. where do things stand now? >> great question katie, thank you for having me this morning. as i've been told from my sources is that legal teams are looking into this and in their initial statements they re

some are telling da lin lin the increased police presence is a welcome sight. ots say it is too little too late. >> reporter: recent shootings oakland lelice to add more officers on broadway. for a few weekends now, they have shut down a couple of blocks. a few bars hope this will make people feel safe to spend money here. >> safe. we are safe. >> reporter: many customers, workers, and business owners support the large police presence on broadway. >> personally, i think it's a good thing. because crime has gone crazy. >> i believe it will have a pretty good effect. less crime happening people feel more safe. safe. >> reporter: workers say think have also seen an up tick in petty crimes like car break-inse security guard wants the cop to be more engaging. >> get out and walk. patrol the area. >> reporter: oakland police have have additional resources on the the streets because of the ongoing violence. >> you can hear the bullets wizzing by. going through the fence over there. i was just, yeah. do i duck? do i stop, dro, and roll? >> reporter: a shooting in west

as kpix 5's da lin reports -- report this is the northern section. this is the section that authorities are most concerned about. 43-year-old has called the encampment home for the last three years. >> it is my home. >> reporter: she said that she found safety and the community at the encampment. >> i have had a section 8 voucher before. i was in a toxic toxic relationship. it was based based on drugs and alcohol. when when i left him, that is when i became homeless. >> reporter: she will be forced to leave soon. a judge -- the restraining order. the residence residence and attorneys workingh them saying that it will push them elsewhere. >> the judge's ruling is setting is setting the eviction process and setting the people here up for failure. >> reporter: there's been fires at the encampment since 2020 and and 12 in the last month. one fire in july forced to shut down. cal officials burn within within 100 feet of the wastewater treatment plant. they they said an explosion would be catastrophic and disrupt service service to 740,000 people from oakl

in oakland, i'm da lin.pix 5. >>> sonoma county health officials issued a warning about an recent uptick in monkeypox cases. there are now 17 confirmed cases up from only six ten days ago. health officials say the county only received 820 doses of the vaccine to date. so the key is until they can get more is prevention. this week both california and the biden administration declared a monkeypox health emergency. a move which is expected to boost vaccine supplies. >>> the san francisco department of public health just announced the city will receive more than 10,000 doses of the monkeypox vaccine from the federal supply. this is more than double the previous two allocations. sf general hospital's walk-in clinic will reopen tuesday to provide doses and kaiser, ucsf and sutter will also provide vaccine appointments. >>> still to come, it's a comedy that is spotlighting asian americans on the big screen. thousand some local students were treat today a very special movie experience today. >>> a celebrated bay are

the shootings happened near clubs and restaurants in the area tell da lin that the violence is killing business. >> reporter: the remaining bars, restaurants and clubs say they barely survived the pandemic. now they're dealing with a bigger business killer, cgun violence. >> giv >> i've seen a major drop. >> reporter: his business has take and dive compared to a few years ago. >> it's a 2400 square foot building. >> reporter: oscar edwards owns the club which has a restaurant on the second floor. they were hit hard bit pandemic. >> you add violence on top of that, mathat makes everybody really not want to go out. we're going to see a decrease in business for weeks to come. nobody wants to lose their life while they're are trying to have a good night out. >> reporter: witnesses say a car break-in led to an exchange of gunfire. even though they're a few blocks apart, the ctwo shooting rs aret connected. >> reporter: this club has seen a 75% drop in business. he owns three clubs in uhdownto oakland. >> you have people who are scared to come out, scared to come to the venue. >> reporter: t

and i looked at lin-manuel miranda, and i went, "no, i don't do that!"ld amy that story and she was like, "why didn't you just go, like, joop-de-beep-de-beep?" i was like, "i panicked! but i just told a story, and it was fine >> seth: all right, good >> that's part one of the weekend. >> seth: yeah. >> so then -- then that's thursday i wake up friday convinced i have covid right, i was with a full theater of people. i'm supposed to shoot at "only murders," but they test you all the time i was like, "okay, my test is good." i go to "only murders in the building. i'm supposed to shoot with marty and steve and then selena gomez. so i'm rehearsing with marty you have your masks on and they go, and i'm like, "okay. and then they go to put the microphone on you, and then you're going to take your mask off and they're gonna shoot. and i was like, "oh, my throat hurts a little bit." and i thought, you know, i don't want to -- >> seth: yeah. >> i'm not taking marty and steve and selena down, no way. so i pulled someone aside, like, "can i have another rapid test?

lin says there is an ongoing debate as to whether software companies should be held liable for damagesdue to security flaws in their products. we have set up a link to a list of apple's products that are in need of the security update. just go to our website at ktvu .com and click on web links. in the newsroom. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. already checking on those temperatures from today we had a pretty nice one a little bit cooler around the bay a little couple degrees cooler inland. in some places highs tomorrow we're going to be warmer and then we cool again as we head into saturday and more so into sunday and monday, so it's just summer . you know, that's where if you've got the fog at the coast, you've got some heat inland. that heat advisory stays in effect for the vacaville area and fairfield, um through saturday and not just those areas but reading south into the central valley down towards modesto. and even, um, the bakersfield knows areas real hot in the central valley. but for us in general, the bay area most of us are going to have a slight sea breeze, which is going

{lin something big done to lessen some of that pressure-— that pressure. the issue of drought, that is _ that pressure. on the issue of drought, that is on _ that pressure. on the issue of drought, that is on the - that pressure. on the issue of drought, that is on the front l that pressure. on the issue of| drought, that is on the front of that pressure. on the issue of- drought, that is on the front of the mail on sunday. they have got the water minister saying, ordering supply companies to put customers across ahead of shareholders threatening companies with fines if they don't fix leaks. this has been winding up a lot of water users, particularly in areas where they have hosepipe bans. i particularly in areas where they have hosepipe bans.— particularly in areas where they have hosepipe bans. i think, joanna, to be honest. _ have hosepipe bans. ! think, joanna, to be honest, it— have hosepipe bans. ! think, joanna, to be honest, it has— have hosepipe bans. i think, joanna, to be honest, it has been _ have hosepipe bans. i think, joanna, to be honest, i

kpix5's da lin spoke with the victim's mother. >> my 17-year-old son, he existed. he lived. he was full of life. and someone took him from me. >> reporter: someone killed paula brown's only son on august august 14, 2006. while the killer remains free, she feels trapped by the pain and the lack lack of accountability. >> i feel like i'm in prison some time. and this is not easyi still cry after 16 years. i still cry. i still hurt. my body body remembers the pain. the boy keeps the score. >> reporter: it is hard for her return to this intersection. gre and baker streets in san francisco where a gunman fired about 30 rounds and struck arbery multiple times. >> this is my therapy now. >> reporter: but she does it every year for the last 16 year. on or around august 14th to put up this crime bulletin. if not r conscience, she hopes the money will convince a witness to speak speak up. >> still not opening their mouths. don't wait until it hitr home. don't wait. >> reporter: investigators have identified people of interest in in the cold case, but the police police chief says they

for more on this i am joined now by bonny lin from the centre for strategic and international studies secretary of defense from 2015 to 2018, where she was the director for taiwan, country director for china, and senior adviser for china. so, starting today — we'll see chinese military drills in the ocean — just 16 kilometres from taiwan. they'll include long range live ammunition shooting, and the defence ministry in china has said they may breach taiwan's territorial waters. what happens if they do? s thank you for having me. of the military exercises that you mentioned, there's some areas that are closer than 16 km. find mentioned, there's some areas that are closer than 16 km.— are closer than 16 km. and the real ruestion are closer than 16 km. and the real question is — are closer than 16 km. and the real question is if— are closer than 16 km. and the real question is if china _ are closer than 16 km. and the real question is if china starts _ are closer than 16 km. and the real question is if china starts moving i question is if china starts moving into taiwan's airspace is how t

the day liberation of the rostov region museum celebrates its second birthday veronica bogma eduard lin and denis denisov lead the rostov region. the nord stream gas pipeline is closed for maintenance, it will take 3 days , meanwhile, the european union cannot yet find a way out of the energy crisis, which it itself has intensified with a policy of restrictions in the media portugal notes that each country is now trying to solve its own problems and does not think about the future of the entire bloc maria grigorieva understood the details gas pumping through the nord stream was stopped until september 3, the last operating unit of the portovaya station had to be sent for maintenance to repair the pipeline equipment. now greatly complicate the anti-russian sanctions, its power is very limited. power and so is no longer used here is left.

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he beat australia's lin ma in the final of the men's classes 8—10 singles.ling his nan. 0n him. —— good on him. i6 boxing finals today. 15 involving home nations fighters. rosie eccles became only the second welsh woman to win commonwealth boxing gold after she won the light middlewight title. the 26—year—old beat australia's kaye scott, forcing two standing counts with the referee calling it in the second round. i cannot believe it, to be honest, last commonwealth games i thought i deserved it and i had delivered that forfour deserved it and i had delivered that for four years and deserved it and i had delivered that forfour years and i deserved it and i had delivered that for four years and i thought i deserved it and i had delivered that forfour years and i thought i don't want it to be the judges and i forfour years and i thought i don't want it to be thejudges and i had the best advice for my team, i just went and did a properjob, i bought twice before and it's gone the distance so to get it over the second round like that, i'm just over the moon, man.

as kpix 5's da lin explains, some store owners are now taking matters into their own hands. >> reporterfed-up business owners say they can't rely on the oakland police, so they had a meeting to come up with their own solutions. after the first alarm went after, it took police 3 hours to respond to multiple burglaries in a strip mall in the little saigon district. >> shocked. kind of mad. >> reporter: not just mad at the thieves but also mad at the police. >> i just want to know why they came, like, 2 hours later. >> reporter: this restaurant owner says the slow response sends a message to baurglars to hit up all oakland businesses. >> police aren't reliable. call them, they don't come. >> reporter: surveillance footage shows monday morning a group of people cut holes and entered most of the businesses from the roof. the first alarm went off at 4:32 a.m. the alarm company sent the notification to the oakland police. a police spokesperson says because they get so many alarm notifications, the alarm from this laundry mat was placed on a low priority list. 911 was called at 6:11 a.m. becaus

n palo alto, i am da lin lin, kpi, 5. > >> case rates and hospital sayss have dropped in the county and they are in the green tier. that green tier. that is the sweet spot but it doesn't mean the pandemic is over. county health officials say the covid cases remain high compared with previous periods. now other bay area counties in the low tier include marin, sonoma, san francisco and alameda. > >> a look at covid positivity re in the state. the current number current number is at 11.2% a 1% decrease from last week. > >> in san francisco, bayview gel hospital clinics are helping to make sure that kids are up to date on vaccinations as they head back into the classroom. >> we know how incredibly important it is. we have seen it it with covid-19 and we are hearing about polio detect on the east coast and it's litcallt auld kids are update on the vac. >> it will be open again next s. > >> san francisco will get 1600 e doses of the monkeypox vaccine.y are going to sf general hospital general hospital and other clinics around city. that shipment will be enough for 8,00 doses. the city's only

i'm stephanie lin. stay cool. stay safe. have a great weekend. >> announcer: today on "dr. phil"... >> 13 years after the wedding -- >> announcer: they have not consummated their marriage. [audience reacts] >> i thought you were okay with it. >> i've never been okay with it. >> i've told you right now. >> oh, my god. >> the counselor told me, "well, maybe you're asexual." >> i said that you may be asexual. >> no -- he did, too. >> that's not true. >> she's sent you a lot of text messages when she gets angry? >> oh, yeah. >> and you're first to admit that you've got a mouth on you. >> yes, i do, sir. >> you've said, "you're a pathological liar," "you're a fraud," "you stupid, fat pig." >> the more hurtful the words are, the better i feel. >> i'm not sure this is really a relationship. if you can't be together and not violate each other, you've got to shut it down. ♪ ♪

. >> just do your best and not lin to what anybody says. >> the niners take on the vickis in minneapolis in an exhibition game. and even though we're deep deep in vickings territory, he says he thinks there's going to be a lot of people from this corner of the state who are proud to show up wearing niners gear. in marshall minnesota, ma, kpix5. >> can't wait to watch him this season. max will be reporting from marshall all week. tomorrow week. tomorrow a look at how the town has embraced his hometown city. > >> watch us tomorrow's kpix5 lie from levi's. we will get a first first look as they take on the packers. then stay with us for analysis in the fifth-quarter. >> should be really nice evenin. we're going to be there live ant should be a good time out theree going to see tonight the low cloud cover that we showed you heading out to the bay. temperas are going to warm up just a little bit tomorrow. the pattern pattern recently has been tempes have been almost exactly normal around the bay and the coast. a few degrees below the coast inl. those inland temperatures are gg to build. but j

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and as da lin reports, a federal judge has given caltrans caltrans the green light to remove them . >> reporter: the wood street ent is so big it is broken down into into different sections. this is is the northern section which is is the section authorities are most concerned about. and that s why they will clear out this part first. the sporty thrilleda has called wood street encampment home the last three years. >> it is my home, i don't have a have a roof yet but a tent. >> she said she found safety and and community at the encampment. encampment. >> i deftly want housing and i've had a section 8 voucher before. i was in a toxic relationship. it was based on drugs and alcohol and stuff. i left him and i became homeless t homeless but >> she know she will be forced to leave soon. a judge lifts the the restraining order and allows allows caltrans remove the encampment citing safety concerns. the residence, and attorneys working with them, said it will push them elsewhere. >> the judge's ruling is setting setting this eviction process, and more portly the people who e here come up fo

in san francisco, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> you can find the latest on the monkey pox outbreak. vaccines and san francisco's state of emergency on kpix.com and streaming on cbs news bay area. >>> still ahead at 6:00 and streaming on cbs news bay area. >> a san francisco walgreens worker goes after a suspected thief. the confrontation is all caught on camera. >> we hear from a south bay business owner fighting to defend his property from the raging mckinney fire. >>> and why a plan to move sea otters into the bay isn't sitting well with everyo >>> new at 6:00 san francisco walgreens stores have been dealing with a rash of thefts leaving aisles bare but one worker decided to take matters into their own hands. a customer started recording at san francisco walgreens when a man started swiping items and putting them into his pants. however, one o the workers just wasn't having it. she closely followed him around the store repeatedly asking him to drop the items but he continued grabbing snacks. and tried to secure them in his waist band. san francisco police normally warn store worke

in west oakland, i'm da lin, kpix and -asergeant was sergeaas santcrerif a sergeant carrillo affiliated with an antigovernment extremist movemet extremist movement, shot and killed santa cruz sergeant damor while he was searching a suspicious vehicle believed to be loaded with weapons and bombg material. authorities say steven steven carrillo shot him from 4t away from with an automatic rifle and he's already serving 1 year sentence for the showing of of federal officer david underwood who he shot during a black lives matter protest at ad courthouse in may 2020. > >> a contra costa county deputy sheriff is under arrest upon investigation into illegal firearms cases he is 41-year-old 41-year-old matthew buckley, a 5 year veteran of thdepartment. he's being held on $175,000 bail bail and right now he is on paid paid administrative leave. > >> small business owners at san francisco's castro district are fed up with crime and homelessness. as kpix 5 shawn chitnis reports they are trying and is the spirit i k we beco has owned castro coffee company for more than 30 years and he says since 20

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i'm stephanie lin. the vice president says the generation fund will break the cycle of poverty in oakland by making it easier for children in those hardest hit communities to go to college, it promises to set create $500 college savings accounts for all oakland, born children from low-income families over the next 4 years. it also create scholarships worth $1000 a year for all low-income public school students in oakland while they're pursuing a college degree or trade certificate. this is expected to benefit roughly 30,000 kids over the next 10 years costing about 50 million dollars. oakland mayor libby schaff says the money was raised by the community, including from hundreds of local and regional donors. >> process of maximizing our collective future. this will also help our nation. i sample. to do what we must do to close the wealth gap in our country. the education gap in our country and the opportunity gap. that still exists in far too many communities in oakland. nothing will stand in the way of

ming lin is eventually fired for going on facebook and going public. he's a whistle blower essentially trying to spare us from a pandemic. for that he's fired and we then go through this hell that we're still in with the pandemic spreading like wild fire and now schwartzman's running around saying it's time to expand our holdings in healthcare. that's where we're headed. alex: yeah, i want to jump right to politics from there because, youe know, at a time when increasingly companies and thesr davos men will sit atop them and control more and more of the economy and indeed the public sphere. in your book you say one way to reclaim power from "davos man" is democracy. in a world like the united states where democracy is so infused with money where you can buy the results, what is the solution to that? it seems like the davos men have usus cornered. peter: they are very good at confusing us and exploiting tdiscord and confusion to reinforce the status quo. anyone that's worked in politics will tell you it's very easy to kill a bill but difficult to get on

is i have a sense is the events of world war 2 the less esco's or if the bush timor, blair, mimi of lin, shy war for poor shania bri special. moisture cross. not a mere pesky so you can use nice. sure. so that if you have to award the premium all store was more than pretty social for generic. we're sure plethora dealership ah. with these appeasement policy in tatters. prime minister chamberlain, he's forced to attend to his resignation. on may, the 10th 1940. the day germany invades france. winston churchill becomes the new british prime minister. i have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears, and sweat. you replaced chamberlain because as it is well known, chamberlain did not want a war with germany. churchill, it appears was at a very different view. he never wavered from wanting and insisting on war or pursuing the war with germany. he didn't trust the germans. he didn't trust hitler. he didn't like hitler august. the 13th 1940. this is miss. if it takes some good you cities. the next night 80. but he shattuck rob attacked the ah, she sh in riches with us operation blitz last almost

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and you're unable to answer any questions or any sort of a photo. lin, miss kibbler robinson. the girl was boring. you used the keys in your skin boys from personal college, the to certainly us lower their borstal patrol or do you produce duma to do that? but so far, square live, where is little square, inexplicable, a poke builders over at ortiz, poorer, good, dora still wouldn't assume great wasa mighty opal at the stall. so when you get a couple of them, when you get a dove graham, they got plus both of those up of the simple grading effect on what you should be able to do it with . ah, so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. development only really and get into disease. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time to sit down and talk. only one main thing is important for knox ism, internationally speaking to that is that nation's thoughts are allowed to do anything. all the mazda races, the reason us hedge empty is so dangerous, is it deny the sovereig

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some often said that hitler must have food change lin at gunpoint, france, and england have concluded a shameful peace. march 1939. the soviet union had a proposal for the western countries to form an anti fascist block to counter hitler's intentions. this, i've been trying to rally the west, make a stand with them against fascism. they opposed munich. they oppose allowing hitler in to czechoslovakia, but nobody would do that. so wasn't just in 1039 when the soviet proposed and elias, but britain and france against hitler. it had been actually throughout the late last half of the 19 thirty's from peter couldn't acre russia. and professor of history at the american university in washington dc analyze is the balance of power that developed in pre war europe kind of stop hitler. we could have prevent a world foretell because hitler was weak and knew he would wait. and he was bluffing. and assuming that the west was back in his band, up to him at the west, was hoping many, all elements in the west were hopefully that he was just going to go east. so in the thirty's, the soviets are the on

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the g d r is massive. border complex as long gotten had lined lin checkpoint charlie, so famous wine has everybody who comes to berlin heard of it. they love written com, the fake one chinese, like charlie became famous due to an event that took place here 60 years ago. in october 1961, american and silvia tearing spiced off your during the hottest phase of the cold, or those images went around the world give and made this place famous. and that fame has lasted to this day. even get the other, are a lot of tourists around, it's a huge attraction. it's named in every berlin guide. but there are identical voices to alleging that it has become a sort of disneyland that it had little to do with the history of the place in how do you feel about that caddy just or the snack bars and souvenir shops we see here are the downside of the big draw this place has on tourists. luckily there are all sol attractions. building was its history. so an open air gallery on a construction fence also on the black box, cold war exhibition of, of, and i though they were all designed as temporary attractions

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joining us, i'm dion lin. a sweeping economic package backed by democrats. as we take a look at the nation's capital where senate democrats debated the bill saying lit bring down inflation and save us money. opponents of the plan say it won't work. reporter: senate majority leader chuck schumer did not speculate on when the senate might pass the bill. but called the legislation a very big deal. >> the american people are going to learn an unmistakable truth about this proposal. it was written first and foremost with the american people in mind. it reduces inflation. it lowers their costs. and it fights climate change. >> saturday's voting comes after arizona senator kirsten cinema announced she's ready to move forward after the party leaders agree to scale back some of their tax proposals. the bill which democrats are calling the inflation reduction act would be the largest investment in fighting climate change and aims to lower healthcare premiums and prescription cost and would be paid for on raising taxes. president biden believes the bill bring down infl

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i'm da lin. >>> two people were injured after a shooting on an east bay freeway near the marina boulevard off ramp last night. a dodge durango and toyota camry stopped on the right shoulder. two people inside the dodge were hit by gunfire and taken to the hospital. police say it appears the people inside both cars were shooting at one another. the people inside the toyota ran from the scene. this image from the caltrans cameras shows where the incident happened. the chp is investigating a motive for the shooting. >>> two people are hospitalized tonight after a shooting in san jose. early this morning it happened in the 300 block of umberger road just before 4:00. two men were shot. one took himself to the hospital and is expected to recover. the other has life threatening injuries. >>> coming up, something is missing over the skies of berkeley. we'll tell you why the kite festival got sidelined, next. >>> well, beloved kite festival in berkeley is canceled a third year in a row and this year the founder says it is for good and all has to do with a hike in permit fees. word spread the berk

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the first congregational church is one ofe biggest churches in palo alto, and da lin has the story. >> reporter: this is the back of of first congregational church. they want to turn this small loo a space for the homeless to pard sleep at night. the problem, bed those bushes, a lot of homes. ad neighbors say this is the wrong spot for that. >> the bathrooms will be right here, sort of backed up against this shed, and then we'll have parked cars in every other spot. other spot. so one here. >> reporter: associate pastor reverend dr. altman says they'll says they'll allow four cars to allow people to sleep and they'll leave by 7:00 every morning. >> it's a safe stopping place along the journey to permanent housing. >> reporter: she says the church church doesn't make any money. the safe parking program is like like temporary housing. during that time, a nonprofit helps the helps the vehicle dwellers look for permanent housing. >> it's been a challenging journey. >> reporter: but she says their good deed has come under fire. some neighbors say the parks es are too close to their homes.

in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> making a defiant stand at a closed oakland elementary school. they say they are not going anywhere. >> there was a clash at parker elementary after the school district called in security guards to remove them. this video shows some of what happened. it all started after oakland unified school district staff went to the school to change the locks and set an alarm. soon after the locks were changed someone broke back into the school. parents say one was detained and put into handcuffs and more than ten people received minor to moderate injuries. the parents have been at the school all summer long protesting its closure. parker is one of the 11 schools ousc vote today permanently close due to financial reasons. parents are running an unsanctioned summer program as well. the school district is calling it trespassing, a label parents and community members say they reject. >> to watch them brutally physically assault parents that are not doing anything violent, they're not doing anything wrong. just trying to provide a space for their children is the