and we are not talking about homeless people who are loitering. about two black men who were waiting to have a meeting. in this particular instance, you certainly don't forcibly remove someone, you certainly don't get to the point that philadelphia did. this also is linked to a larger problem that we have in the city is about homelessness about how hard that is. you brought up people loitering and needing to go to the bathroom. and i by the kind bars and water wherever i go if i need to use the restroom. >> sandra: more "outnumbered" and just a minute. we'll be right back. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, but when we could live to. let's plan for income that lasts all our years in retirement. prudential. bring your challenges. ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. i'll take that. [cheers] 3

some business owners are using music to fight loitering.at people have to say about the new approach. (robin)and... residents have filled a multi-billion dollar lawsuit against a san francisco shipyard development. we tell you the demands they're asking for. (robin) and here's a live look outside...at the san mateo bridge. right now it's xxxx degree's outside. welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. (mabrisa rodriguez)an upper level high pressure ridge will move in by thursday and last into early saturday bringing warm and dry weather to the bay area. expect cooler temperatures this weekend, especially sunday. it's shaping up to be a great week weatherwise for outdoor activities, including immediate coastal daytime temperatures should warm up a few more degrees into later this week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to

as a deterrent to loitering.m kron 4 meteorologist lawrence karnow coming up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast.details are right after the break. my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. (vicki) plays>(vicki) a new musical approach to a prevasive problem in san francisco.classical music is being piped from outdoor speakers to deter loitering and panhandling downtown.(pam) this symphonic solution is being deployed at two locations... kron4's maureen kelly reports.. it appears to be working.

to deter loitering and panhandling downtown.ing deployed at two locations. and as kron4's maureen kelly reports... it appears to be working. natssometimes it's the soothing sounds of a string quartet....or vigourous playing of violins that comes blaring out of speakers posted on the building housing a burger king on the corner of hyde and grove.....the owner of the franchise says the central market community benefit district asked his landlord for permission to pipe out the classical music as a way to deter a problem the sign posted in his windown did not...loitering and panhandling....which had been a big problem at this location....natssimilar sounds could be heard wafting outside the 7-11 on drumm street.the franchsie owner confirming to me by telephone that started this tactic three days ago as a way to address the same problem. another business owner on the same street says the homeless population who tend to hang out here can be a problem.they make a lot of mess on the sidewalk they bring a lot of garbage and sometimes a s

to deter loitering and panhandling downtown.(pam) good evening i'm pam moore.ployed at two locations. and as kron4's maureen kelly reports... it appears to be working. (pam) natssometimes it's the soothing sounds of a string quartet....or vigourous playing of violins that comes blaring out of speakers posted on the building housing a burger king on the corner of hyde and grove.....the owner of the franchise says the central market community benefit district asked his landlord for permission to pipe out the classical music as a way to deter a problem the sign posted in his windown did not...loitering and panhandling....which had been a big problem at this location....natssimilar sounds could be heard wafting outside the 7-11 on drumm street.the franchsie owner confirming to me by telephone that started this tactic three days ago as a way to address the same problem. another business owner on the same street says the homeless population who tend to hang out here can be a problem.they make a lot of mess on the sidewalk they bring a lot of garbage and sometimes a s

recently vowed o ramp up efforts to keep loiters out. too many people ended up passed out in hallways. b.a.r.t. staff and even police telling loiters, you've got to move around. b.a.r.t.ow half hour. >>> live from capitol hill, it turns out recently cancel summit the between the u.s. and north korea could still happen. >> u.s. negotiators trying to iron out the details. this morning president trump confirmed a top north korean owe firn fishl is headed to new york to talk about the summit. susan mcguinness is live with what this means. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, scott and laura. top dim plo mattic highest level to come here on u.s. soil in 20 years is one indication that this summit may actually happen. you abo but a lot folks on capitol hill are skeptical. even if there is a meeting that doesn't mean there's going to be a deal. >> the on again off again summit between president trump and kim jong-un is still up in the air. but president trump appears convinced it's on. tweeting this weekend it will happen. a u.s. team is in

. <5 sec of nats of music playing>( james ) san francisco is using classical music to help deter loiteringet community benefit district has teamed up with several businesses to use the musical tactic.regulars on the street say it's they have noticed a drop in the number of panhandlers, but have mixed reactions to the idea. < i don't see you have a music would make people move along i think it's nice to listen to i think it's a creative noninvasive solution. i think that's pretty cool i think it's better than something more aggressive but ultimately it's a social issue the city needs to address >( james ) the executive director of the coalition on homelessness calls it noise pollution and says the city needs to seek out other solutions to combat loitering and panhandling. ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning buzz... steph is glad to be back as the warriors take game game two against the pelicans. draymond takes on charles barkley. and lebron and the cavs steal a win against the raptors. ( darya ) and after the break... a new nature preserve is coming to the santa cruz mountains. ( mabr

(grant) outdoor speakers...featuring classical music....to deter loitering and panhandling downtown.c solution is being deployed at two locations.(pam) as kron4's maureen kelly reports... so far, it seems to be working. natssometimes it's the soothing sounds of a string quartet....or vigourous playing of violins that comes blaring out of speakers posted on the building housing a burger king on the corner of hyde and grove.....the owner of the franchise says the central market community benefit district asked his landlord for permission to pipe out the classical music as a way to deter a problem the sign posted in his windown did not...loitering and panhandling....which had been a big problem at this location....natssimilar sounds could be heard wafting outside the 7-11 on drumm street.the franchsie owner confirming to me by telephone that started this tactic three days ago as a way to address the same problem. another business owner on the same street says the homeless population who tend to hang out here can be a problem.they make a lot of mess on the sidewalk they bring a lot of ga

. >> the suspect could face charges for loitering and trespassing. he could be charged with burglary. >>> victimized again. what is being done to help contact homeowners and construction crews as they try to rebuild. >> we have details on an accident involving a suspected drunk driver. >> we have the weekend plan in terms of the weather. we will be back with your friday through sunday forecast. . >>> sky fox is overhead where a pickup truck caught fire in the southbound lane near the jackson street exit. firefighters arrived and were able to put out the fire quickly. the driver was not hurt. >>> a suspected drunk driver is in custody after what could have been a devastating accident involving a school bus in gilroy. the driver was going 90 miles per hour and crossed the southbound lane, then striking a school bus with 46 students on board. that she was seen on inside next to the bus. they had just let of students. only one medical center. the 25-year-old man driving is being held on suspicion of dui. >>> the city of oakland is proposing a new idea to

s staff and even police are telling loiters to move along. b.a.r.t. vows to sweep through every half hour. >> happening today, a coastguard crew will dock in san diego to unload the massive haul of drugs seized on high seas, one of two recent busts in international waters off central america. the crew sees more than 2500 tons of cocaine in two busts. they also arrested six suspected smugglers, straight value of the drugs is $78 million. developing right now, tropical storm alberto downgraded but still causing damage as it roars through the deep south. intense weather now blames the death of a tv reporter and photographer. they died when a tree toppled on their news truck yesterday north carolina. the fire chief said he had just spoken to them personally. >> i had done an interview with mr. mccormick 10 minutes before the call. we talked you about how he wanted us to stay safe. >> alberto now moving through alabama appears to be headed to tennessee and kentucky. . >> we're waking up to much quieter area around the bay area but starting out fairly warm

east side of the county is off limits. you come here you're gonna get arrested.whoosh challenged by loitererschants turn to violins.whooshand find out why some lawmakers in hawaii want to ban the sale of certain kinds of sunscreen ... <"i heard a shot like pop pop pop">(pam) now at 8. we are learning the tragic

music is part of a 7-eleven program that encourages nonconfrontational methods the deter nearby loiteringe. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," a look at the hands-on security markle will be undergo as a newly inducted royal and the dangers she'll have to protect herself against. i'm anne-marie green. northern is not a robe. it's just really nice toilet paper. ♪ your cat can't face the misery of biting fleas alone. advantage ii monthly topical kills fleas through contact so they don't have to bite your cat to die. advantage ii. fight the misery of biting fleas. >>> our top stories this morning, a new financial disclosure from president trump shows he reimbursed his former lawyer michael cohen up to $250,000 for expenses related to the 2016 presidential campaign. now the payment is raising questions to a possible link about hush money paid to an adult film star. >>> and the senate intelligence committee concluded russia meddled in the 2016 election. transcripts were released yesterday of dunld trump junior's closed door meeting with the judicial committee last year. they show he did not t

this white male's loitering by by car. police are on their way. a white male tampering with the mail, that's a federal offense. that's not your mailbox, sir. i'm filming you. i will be calling the authorities. >> you filming me? what kind of -- are you playing in? >> i'm just buying a hammer. >> sketchy white male. i'm going to call the cops. >> seems like a huge waste of resources. >> security! security! >> put the [ bleep ] camera down. >> feel free to start filming your own white people, but be careful, they are litigious. good night. ♪ careful, they are letigeous. - may 22nd, 2018. [triumphant fanfare] from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, "the daily show with trevor noah" presents... ♪ [upbeat music] - we spend a lot of time here discussing american stupidity, but we sometimes forget that stupidity knows no borders. and why would it? it's stupid. for more on this, we're joined by senior international correspondent ronny chieng, everybody. [cheers and applause] - hey, everybody, thanks. thanks, trevor. i'm actually kind of

to throw a couple of people out because they loitered for a few minutes.ir time. bias goes back to effectiveness. i am lecturing on this at one o'clock. the problem of buyers, not racial or sexual, there is bias in business. confirmation bias, we want to hear people who agree with us. can they effectively be removed? i am not sure if this was the right way and if i was a shareholder in starbucks i would be furious at this methodology and what looks like overkill. an important issue, but overkill is a method of solving it. there has been a report out that we are buying less prosecco. the telegraph and other business pages are asking do we no longer see it as an aspirational luxury item? longer see it as an aspirational luxury item ? have longer see it as an aspirational luxury item? have we reached peak prosecco? my aspiration is to drink decent champagne, my reality is supermarket prosecco says somebody. austerity means have the population cannot afford to have such aspirations says another. what is your opinion? i aspirations says another. what is youropi

use its spaces, including restrooms, without a purchase, unlike many businesses that enforce no loiteringies. and while starbucks has settled with those young men, they told our robin roberts, they want to see long-term change. >> and it's not just a black people thing. this is a people thing. and that's exactly what we want to see out of this, and that's true change. >> reporter: some critics say that this training is nothing more that are an p.r. stunt, but starbucks says what they're doing tomorrow is not an overnight fashion, but a start to a long-term commitment. starting the conversation, tom. >> yeah, a long-term commitment. all right, linsey, thank you. >>> and when we come back, the giant plume of water gushing into this neighborhood. what fire officials say triggered that flood. >>> plus, the roller coaster scare. take a look at this, on this memorial day weekend. visitors stuck on that ride. the power going out. stay with us. stay with us. ay with us . . . before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is a once-dail

. >> anybody that sits down and looks like they're loitering they make leave. >> reporter: drug users shooting up, slumped over unconscious amid pools of vomit. all of this as commuters walked through the passenger tunnel at civil center station. bart says it was taken early in the morning when civic center station just opened when officers were on a shift change. >> the addicts obviously learned the pattern of our officers. we're making changes to those shift patterns, shift change. >> reporter: bart has hired nearly two dozen new cleaners and plan to bring in even more janitors and community service officers to patrol san francisco's downtown stations. civic center station's corridors were clean when we visited around midday. but they can't guarantee it'll be like this all the time because it's a societal problem. >> i want to try something that i know is actually working in places like vancouver, canada. >> reporter: bart is also partnering with agencies that provide help for drug users and homeless people. >>> california's population is set to reach 40 million people later this ye

hearing on the impact of pedestrian and night safety and focus on areas affected by fatalities and loitering. >> priority 6, with all the shootings, we know that the youth are more engaged. along with that, the youth commission has done a lot of work in the last two years. and this year we've been trying to work with border education on making preregistration forms available. so with our recommendations, we would urge dcyf to require their -- the option of preregistration and to support a state proposition that would lower the voting age from 18 to 17. we would urge the board of supervisors in dcyf to make sure that the required policies pass to allow preregistration. >> supervisor cohen: getting back to your number two recommendation. supporting the lowering age of 18 to 17. we did that here in san francisco. it didn't manifest anything. we took it to voters and it failed. >> talking about proposition f, which is -- >> supervisor cohen: go ahead. >> i think you are talking about proposition f, which was two years ago, november, 2016, it was on the ballot. this is different. that was in the

so if we have a wildfire that needs major operations and coordination, we might have a uas that's loitering. from a tactical operation from law enforcement, there's nothing better than seeing what's around you. tom has the best example of seeing that people coming out of buildings you don't have access to and throwing guns an drugs in another then running off through the landscape and being able to think they're escaping when in reality, the police are still watching and waiting at the next corner and walk up and say, oh, can you come with us. it's a much different atmosphere we're starting to see. where a a tactical operation, guiding your s.w.a.t. officers in a way and direction that you can see all the harm that's in front of you. but with all that comes now okay so we have drones. so we used to be b air operations were minimal and they were one offs. now, it could be in every example. so we have to move forward with remote i.d. critical for us to see it both on the good side and nefarious side. because enabling drones and encountering them have an interface. it has to evolve in directio

the downside is that without a man's presence, the space is open to vandenberg willism, loitering, public indecency, drug use, and other activity. firearm ammunition was recently cleaned up at the site. it should be noted that in the past couple of years, $20,000 in damages of vandenberg willism has occurred in the space when it's unmanned. we under that gentrification is a sensitive topic on valencia street, but we understand that not everyone is as open to change, but we do hope that this business is allowed to operate at 701 valencia street under the condition that's no food condition be -- >> thank you. thank you for your comments. sis . >> but, of course, he told me about the rejected proposal, which i was pretty deciismayed hear about with all the plans that he had. further beyond that, ryan, you know, from just -- from even outside of his proposal, he always has -- whichever -- or any community he's involved in, he always has their best interests in mind. i have no doubt that any issue that would arise would be addressed by ryan, and also, you know, hate to see that senor sisig was

>> we know people are worried, loitering and that kind of stuff.o by the one in times square every day. i don't know a lot of homeless people that want to camp out there. it's terrible. i'm not trying to diss themselves or something. if two guys come in, let them sit down. smell the aroma. >> neil: would you let anyone in? >> if i had a coffee shop -- >> neil: you're making a judgment call. >> yeah. >> neil: and beautiful seemed to be a racial call. >> inconsistentsy. the same people that were giving us cups and asking us questions about racial bias, they put their employees in a difficult position. >> neil: now here we are in manhattan, people say say we can go to starbucks. what's going on now? >> we've heard the worst case scenarios. i don't know if the homelessness will camp out there. they're worried about drug users. i don't know that anything will change. what they have done, they have exposed themselves and this culture of finger wagging that management at these corporations -- >> neil: what about the snooties that pay $800 for a coffee? th

various things, drug use, loitering, camping, various things occur throughout the night. >> reporter:we did hear from the spokesperson there was not any sort of 911 call that brought the deputies down here, there simply doing essentially routine patrols coming down to the end of this road. again, it is a remote area in unincorporated santa cruz. opened fire on the woman. she remains hospitalized we have not been given an update on her exact condition, we do know the deputy who was injured somehow during this confrontation, he was not shot, but we do understand he has been treated and released from the hospital and the santa cruz county sheriff's office plans to offer more information on this deputy involved shooting when a holy news conference later today at 1:00 in the afternoon. i will send it back to you guys for now. >>> we are learning -- when they hold a news conference later today at 1:00 in the afternoon. >>> we are learning more from florida. >> reporter: no motive determined as of yet. police believed the suspect, while armed with a handgun, went into the lobby of the trump

the intersection has a history of loitering and violence. the hope the mural will have a lasting impact on neighbors. >> by taking the whole wall, it sends a huge message, letting the community know that we care. we are here and want to invest in our children and the community. >> the mural is meant to represent north richmond history including the jazz culture. it took 3.5 weeks to paint. >>> why your next uber or lyft trip to the airport may cost more than you thought. that is coming up. >>> as we head into the weekend, temperatures will be pretty warm. i will let you know what to expect for saturday and sunday. >>> space x debuts its latest and greatest rocket. what sets this rocket apart. >>> three, two, one, zero, ignition, lift off. >> spacek launched bangladesh's first satellite into orbit using an upgraded rocket designed for dozens of repeat flights. is the latest and final version of the falcon nine rocket. the highlight of the mission was the return to earth of the booster which may pinpoint landing on a drone ship. spacek said it

then we end up getting loitering, drug use, crime that's happening in the area. it affects everybody else, including neighboring businesses. >> reporter: the downtown association supports the registry. >> hopefully there's going to be an incentive to move and get the lights back on in the building. >> reporter: landlords who fail to maintain the property could face fines up to $660 a quarter. some property owners we talked with who did not want to go on camera said the registry will unfairly target them. others question if the new fines are high enough to get owners to clean up their properties. >> if the fee is not enough to kick somebody into action, what it does is it funds a code enforcement officer. now we have a code officer who can go out there, continually to bug and engage with the property owners. >> reporter: the registry goes into affect immediately. >> thank you. >>> this afternoon, free high speed wi-fi in the capital of san jose. they passed a plan to improve coverage. it's a $5 million deal with at&t to install small cell technology on light polls

last thursday, police say, two suspects were loitering outside a starbucks on san pablo avenue....around 4-50 in the afternoon. when a person stood up to throw out their garbage... the two stole her mac book pro... and fled the store to a getaway car. right now, there is no description of the suspects. (ken) it's getting so tough for residents to find parking spots in certain un- incorporated areas of san mateo county... that officials are discussing a plan more common in big cities....residential parking permits. kron4's maureen kelly reports. here you can see what's been driving some neighbors nuts. lots of cars crowding their streets....making it so people who live here have a hard time finding a spot.oh it's tough on the street it's almost impossible first thing in the morning and after five those who live here point to different reasons that are contributing factors to the lack of street parking.workers coming from out of the area to park here on this street in selby park neighborhood in the unincorpated area located between redwood city and atherton.and i see 1020, literally

replicate everywhere, but we've installed cameras, done fencing around the infrastructure to reduce the loitering. a ton of software and hardware upgrades, entry kiosk, monitoring system. simple but effective hardware and software upgrades making a difference for the people that park their cars here in the garage. it's with great excitement we're here to celebrate that. we're doing this in other garages, six throughout the city of san francisco. a garage that supervisor stefani represents, when i was a district 2 supervisor was the bane of our existence on pier street, now down 55% thanks to the efforts of the mta and the police department. i want to thank captain engler representing the area. we are doing it right and the sfmta and our city garages are doing it right. this is where we can lead by example. we can control this property. and we can focus on efforts that are going to work for car break-ins. so today, we are not only celebrating and honoring what we have accomplished so far, at stockton and these other six garages, but we're announcing also today that all 22 city-owned garages, by th

you walk around the corner to annie alley, there were a couple people loitering late at night, but stephenson seems pretty safe, aside from some construction areas that create some shadow spots, but i think it'll go away shortly. >> i think what we're here for is the future. if your clients come, and tourists, we're here to protect the tourists. if it's well-lit, people feel more safe. right now, it's just an office building where local edition is. they've got security. probably people leave them alone, but around the corner going to the garage could be a place of muggings or opportunity, and we just want to make sure that there's enough lighting. maybe 30 foot candle's too much because that's the garage, but maybe the same as local edition's 20 is good, but you haven't really asaid what you decided on, foot candles. >> i was a little shocked in what i found in that i would have expected stephenson alley to be darker than what it actually is, but being there actually and seeing, i think it was they had one, two, three, four, five, six giant flood lights on the side of the building lighting up

if caught and convicted, the suspect could face charges for loitering, perhaps trespassing.'s connected -- police haven't said if he's connected with the one break-in. jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> napa police have arrested a man accused of robbing a 7- eleven at knife point. it happened on first street. video from the store's surveillance camera help to identify the suspect. officers stopped him nearby and say they found the knife that was used in the robbery along with other evidence in the case. >>> the fire zone that's are on the rise. thieves are really targeting construction workers and their equipment. >> debora villalon spoke with worried contractors. >> reporter: it's the sound of progress, recovery in the fire zone. these generators are new. >> bolt cutters. >> reporter: replacing those stolen by burglars. >> it hits you right in the gut. >> reporter: this contractor has six homes going up. it's impractical to halt -- haul supplies in and out every day. so they barricade it with heavy equipment. >> in here is a little bit of materials. >> reporter: losing more t

five, petitioner shall actively monitor the area under their control in an effort to prevent the loitering of persons on any property adjacent to the licensed permits as depicted on the most recently certified abc253. and number six, any graffiti painted or marked upon the premise or any adjacent area under the control of the licensee shall be removed or painted over within 72 hours of being applied. noted the applicant has agreed with the above recommended conditions. >> supervisor sheehy: thank you. are there any questions? thank you. call up moses karet from supervisor kim's office. >> good evening, supervisors. we would just like to encourage the applicant to install lighting and cameras as part of their application and to help out with this, the street cleaning that will inevitably occur in front of the store front. so, those are the very simple things that we are asking. thank you. >> supervisor sheehy: thank you. could we hear from the owners now, if they are here? >> good morning. we are the owners. and we have committed with city to clean up our sidewalk. we already installed came

. >> anybody that's sitting down or looks like they're loitering they make leave. >> but not all the time. now not when this video was taken. b.a.r.t. says it was taken early in the morning when civic center station just opened when officers were on a shift change. >> the addicts obviously learned the pattern of the officers. we're making changes to those shift patterns. the shift changes. >> b.a.r.t. has hired nearly two dozen new cleaners and plan to bring in more janitors and community service officers to patrol the downtown stations. civic center stations corridors were clean when we visited aroundmy midday. there were lots of police. but they can't guarantee it will be like this all the time. because it's a societile problem. supervisors president lonen breed running for mayor agrees. that's why she wants safe injection sites. >> i want to try something i know is actually working in places like vancouver, canada. >> b.a.r.t. is partnering with agencies that provide services to drug icers and homeless. >>> and san francisco mayor mark farrell suggested sending san francisco polic

drug use, people loitering, camping, various things occur throughout the night. >> reporter: the man who was with the injured woman has been detained requesting. investigators are processing the thing. they are also going over body camera footage to get a sense of what prompted this early morning shooting. the deputy who was injured during the confrontation was treated at a hospital and was subsequently released. we are expecting the santa cruz county sheriff's office will offer more details on the investigation into this deputy involved shooting. when they hold a news conference at 1:00 this afternoon. frank, gasia? >> we will have it on the 4 then. >>> marine mammal center dealing with a will that washed up. found partially submerged at brooklyn mason. the marine mammal center is working with the national oceanic administration and the u.s. army corps of engineers to come up with a plan to move that whale. scientists will perform a necropsy to determine how that whale died. >>> weathering continuing. >> we don't call it may gray for nothing. we got gray skies still at this hour for

starbucks has a very relaxed new loitering policy.rom now on you'll be able to sit in a starbucks or go in and use the restroom without having to make a purchase. it's all part of their please don't fling human fees seals at us, this isn't a tim hortons initiative. the move comes after starbucks in philadelphia called the police on two black men who were sitting in the store not making a purchase. apparently they were making the white people sitting in the store not making a purchase nervous. and this became an embarrassing event. so now starbucks is going all-in to make sure everyone is comfortable no matter if they're there to buy anything or not. >> at starbucks, we feel terrible about what's happened recently and we want you do know that we are committed to an environment where everyone feels welcome at all times. need a place to get out of the rain? or maybe you just want to charge your phone for a few hours? our door is always open. if your wife kicks you out of the house, or you need somewhere to practice your trombone, or you

. >> reporter: if caught and convicted he could face charges for loitering and trespass. police haven't said if he is connected to the one break-in but if they make that connection he could be charged with burglary also. in the willow glen section of san jose, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> president trump's new attorney dropped a major bombshell regarding a hush payment to adult film star stormy daniels. rudy giuliani revealed that despite previous denials,president trump paid his personal attorney back for the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels. fox news correspondent caroline shively with the fallout from the white house. >>> reporter: president trump didn't touch on his legal troubles while speaking at the national day of prayer today. he let his twitter do the talking. the president blasted out a series of tweets saying the money his lawyer michael cohen paid the former porn actress stormy daniels didn't come from campaign contributions. his new lawyer rudy giuliani revealing the president reimbursed cohen for paying daniels in 2016 so she wouldn't talk about an al

bart staff are telling loiters they have to clear out. bart workers promise to sweep through every half hour. >>> and the warriors are back in the bay after a big game 7 win. this is new video of the team arriving in oakland around 3:00 this morning just as we were getting up, scott. you can see rookie jordan bell getting off the plane holding the western conference championship trophy. what a sight. >> now to the game, the dubs finished on top in game seven. all the hype ended up being a signature warriors win. the half, honestly, was bleak with the rockets up 11. the third quarter made all the difference. steph caught fire and the warriors grabbed the lead to hold up and they won. you might have been able to hear the wore from oracle to houston. the warriors held a packed watch party. a lot of fans afterward said bring on lebron. >> we showed our championship resolve. you know what i'm saying? it's the warriors, you know what i'm saying, they came to play. >> we're going to beat lebron! we're going to get him! >> so here we are again fo

it has a history of loitering and violence at the intersection and hope the mural will have a positive impact in the area. >> by taking upon this, the, the whole wall, it sends a huge message of legislate the community know that we care, that we are here, and that we want to continue to invest in our children and in the community. >> artists and volunteers spent 3 1/2 weeks painting it. it was paid for through a grant provided by the city's art and culture commission. >>> the nation's largest homebuilder has partnered with amazon to create a smart home in a booming part of the east bay. it's one of only a handful of smart homes on display across the country. ktvu's tom vacar went to vallejo today to take a look at what this home can do. >> reporter: one home is an amazon experience center here. >> what we decided is we need to build homes for the way people live now, not the way they have always lived and amazon helps bring those to life. >> reporter: with wi-fi now a basic backbone of the home, labor-saving, convenience and just plain old fun gadgets that you want or need can be conne

. >> reporter: if caught and convicted he could face charges for loitering and trespass.e is connected to the one break-in but if they make that connection he could be charged with burglary also. in the willow glen section of san jose, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 is next, see how the break until the golden state killer case is now prompting renewed interest in another cold case. >> certainly i think that's a great development. >> up next tonight, how authorities hope dna can also help identify the infamous zodiac killer. >> and new developments in the debate over bail reform as the man at the center of the legal battle is released. >> plus, tackling trash. the new plan in oakland to track down people illegally dumping across the city. stay with us. ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 is next. make ross your destination for savings. if you're looking for an incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross they'd tell you to go to ross. because there's so m