. >>> the berkeley marina, rv owners are tired of being served eviction notices and they are standing their ground. the new demands for the city.>> reporter: -- >> we have relocated to somewhere else, i believe the city manager tells us to move anywhere in the berkeley marina. >> reporter: back to where they called home for one year and a half, they are being told to move again. what was once a group of 40 has dwindled down to about 20.>> we are going to make a stand, we are not going to go away anywhere else, where you going to tell people to go, you can't make them disappear like that, and chased them out of the city with citations. that is inhumane, people need to start treating people like people. >> reporter: the berkeley marina friends on wheels group, with demands, a cease-and- desist on the persistent order to move, a place for them to park and running water. >> we shouldn't have to ask for that, but we have to otherwise we have to find speak it's that they haven't removed the handles from.>> reporter: the city of berkeley met to consider a 30 day halt on eviction notices, chr

>> we have looked at that and the marina fund does not have the capacity for this. when we, once we have done the stablization and are ready for the interior design, we will then look for the harbor, the marina fund to perhaps be able to fund that part. because once we are done with the stablization and we have the building ready for internal renovation to compartmentalize it, we will see if we can share through the marina fund. >> will that matter come back to the commission for you? >> interior renovation? >> we can certainly do that. >> i think it's important to do that. commissioner anderson. >> commissioner anderson: thank you for your patience. back to the degaussing station. harbor master office. did you consider expanding the existing building where the harbor master is now as opposed to taking over the degaussing station? >> we have looked at that, commissioner. it's very limited footprint down there on what we call the mole there at the west harbor, and the difficulty with the existing harbor master station is it just doesn't have the feel -- doesn't have

this is a huge parking lot in an east bay marina...where cars come to do donuts and other stunts...and the guy who recorded this video says he is concerned that someone is going to get hurt. kron4's haaziq madyun takes us there...and tells us what police are doing to stop it. nats/sideshow videoyou are looking video of an illegal sideshow that happened monday here at mulford point in the san leandro marinasotjohn frazier recorded this video from his boat. he says illegal sideshows in this parking lot have been a problem for as long as he can remembersot these tire burn-out marks are a testament to that. there are skid marks just about everywhere you look in this parking lotsot

a huge parking lot at a marina...mes ) people are often seen doing donuts and other stunts. kron4's haaziq madyun shows us what police are doing to stop it. nats/sideshow videoyou are looking video of an illegal sideshow that happened monday here at mulford point in the san leandro marina. john frazier recorded this video from his boat. he says illegal sideshows in this parking lot have been a problem for as long as he can remembersot that is exactly what happened 22-year-old andrew robles-lara of grass valley. he was arrested for reckless driving his bmw in a different sideshow the day after this video was recorded says san leandro police lt. robert mcmanussot

. >> marina y sus hijos estÁn en mÉxico para ir a california, pero la prueba serÁ cruzar por este paÍsr?, regresar. >> la unida de polÍtica migratoria reportÓ casi 12500 menores detenidos entre enero y mayo t este aÑo , un aumento de 90% en comparaciÓn con 2017 cuando se registraron casi 6 mil casos menos, en lo que va del aÑo 3030 menores detenidos sin la compaÑÍa de un adulto, estas detenciones encienden las alertas. >> aquÍ empieza un muro de burocracia increÍble y un muro que detiene a lasfamilias, detiene a los menores y los lÍr y honduras, de ellos casi 10.000 niÑos deportados a estos dos paÍses que que saturan las oficinas de gobierno en busca de refugios huyendo de pandillas como los maras, marina y sus hijos salieron por eso y no piensan separarse. >> si me regresan que sea con mis hijos tambiÉn. >> en el aÑo se cuentan casi 55 mil detenciones lo que muestra como la polÍtica migratoria mexicana levanta un muro, policÍa estatal y federal, asi como ejercito y marina todos autorizados para detener y procesar, en la ciudad de mÉxico alejandro, univisiÓn. jorge: el presidente trump

(pam) and next: major concerns surrounding an east bay marina..ew arrest in a spot that draws illegal sideshows. (lawrence)ten at ten forecast breaking news in northern california....the carr fire in shasta county is burning out of control.((pam)) cal - fire confirming tonight... the fire has jumped the sacramento river.we are told ... dozens of homes have been destroyed. our grant lodes has an update as we are hearing, this fire is now deadly. grant (grant) the person who died was operating a buldozer...it's not clear what happened but the victim was not a cal-fire employee...but was hired to help fight the fire. mandatory for several neighborhoods in western redding....and that evacuation zone got much larger tonight after the fire unexpectedly jumped the sacramento river. people are being told to get out immediately.. already 15 structures have been destroyed, others are damaged...and some 500 homes are threatened as we speak. this fire took off overnight...tripling in size...balooning to nearly 30- thousand acres. it just started on monday...a

a man who lives at the marina shot this video from his boat.s illegal sideshows in this parking lot have been a problem for as long as he can remember. ( terisa ) police say they do patrol the area frequently to try to stop the sideshows and prevent anybody from getting hurt. ( terisa ) san francisco mayor london breed took an impromptu tour of one of the grittiest parts of the city. the mayor says she wanted to see what people in these areas experience every day. the mayor talked to the director of the "fix it" program about the problems that exist south of market... and what's being done to correct them. she walked several blocks around 6th street and mission to get a first hand look at the grime on the streets -- homelessness -- and the hypodermic needles that litter the ground.

and so democrats are trying to subpoena marina gross's notes.her important document that she has by now prepared that is probably much more illuminating than just her handwritten notes. as i said last night, at this hour, interpreters normally prepare what they call a mem-con. memo of conversation. they use their ill lnotes to pr a full memo of what was said at the meeting. when we come back, we'll tell you who has that memo tonight and when you might be able to see it. and if robert mueller has already subpoenaed that memo. hie of our new unlimited wireless plans. it comes with a ton of entertainment options. great, can you sign for this? yeah. hey, uh.. what's in that one? that's a shark. new and only with at&t, you can get unlimited data, 30+ channels of live tv, and your choice of things like hbo or pandora premium. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att dot com. booking a flight doesn't have to be expensive. just go to priceline. it's the best place to book a flight a few days before my trip and still save up to 40%. just tap and

frustrated residents of this marina are tired of their parking lot being used for side shows."i feel it has gotten out of control and safety isn't being looked at down here." (pam) now at 8. temperatures soaring again.... well above 100- degrees in sections of california. here in the bay area .. the temperature hit the mid-90s. (ken) and a heat advisory is in effect for most of california including alameda and santa clara counties. all that is increasing fire danger.(ken) thank you for joining us i'm ken wayne.(pam) and i'm pam moore. tonight we have team coverage on the dangerously hot weather. kron-4's justine waldman has more on how you can protect your home from fire.. (ken) but first let's check in with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with the forecast. ( ken ) it seems fire season rages all year long now in california. and with the hot, dry weather the chances of a fire sparking suddenly are very high.(pam) that is the word from fire officials... and they are warning people to get prepared now.kron 4's justine waldman joins us live from lafayette tonight with this sto

and so democrats are trying to subpoena marina gross's notes.re is another important document that she has by now prepared that is probably much more illuminating than just her handwritten notes. as i said last night, at this hour, interpreters normally prepare what they call a mem-con. memo of conversation. they use their notes to prepare a full memo of what was said at the meeting. when we come back, we'll tell you who has that memo tonight and when you might be able to see it. and if robert mueller has already subpoenaed that memo. (man 1) i read that the saguaro can live to be two hundred years old. (woman) how old do you think that one is? (man 1) my guess would be, about... (man 2) i'd say about two hundred. (man 1) yeah... (burke) gives houseplant a whole new meaning. and we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ crisp leaves of lettuce. freshly made dressing. clean food that looks this good. delivered to your desk. now delivering to home or of

that's the marina, and the 1939 fair, treasure island, still exists. the island is still there and some of the buildings still exist. a lot of them were destroyed. a lot of the sculptures, the huge 80-foot tall pacifica sculpture was toppled, sadly, and there is an active museum association at treasure island that's trying to raise money for saving as much of that as possible. there is ongoing preservation effort to try to safe as much of treasure island as they can. host: and one thing that we just learned in our conversation before we sat down, the world fair continues today, although maybe not here in the u.s. prof. markwyn: they do. most people are very surprised to learn that there are still world fairs today. the bureau of international exposition is the governing body, and if you google them you , you can find out more. it was founded in the 1920's, and it's the official international body for sort of regulating these expositions. the u.s. has not hosted one since the 1980's, but i've heard rumors that some agencies around the country are intere

in this city and state across the country. >> reporter: they have moved down the road literally to marina boulevard, where the city started delivering warning citations almost immediately. >> the situations they're up against, berkeley essentially made it illegal to live in a vehicle anywhere within the city limits. >> we have seen complaints going every direction. >> reporter: the city spokes mann says they have given rv dwellers as much leeway as they can. >> you have reports of drug dealers and parents complaining their children walking through parking lots filled with needles. >> unfortunate, it does not mean we aren't trying to find a permanent solution. >> reporter: pamela has been living in the rv camp with her dog, peanut the last year. >> they said if we don't move now they will cite us for 100 bucks. we literally have nowhere else to go. >> reporter: it's not clear what happens next. the rv dwellers want to be free from enforcement actions until a new site is available. it's not clear where that site might be or the city council may take up that issue again. >> thank you. the mo

tarde a la tarde 84,lo mejor opciones visitar algunas de nuestras palays, santa cruz 75 con brisa marina) incluso vemos que en sacraemnto hay vigilanci por calor extremo así que estos números aumentando los próximos días, en nuestro pronóstico condiciones secas san josé en 83 86 grados, no vamos a ver grandes cambios pero por el martes tenemos en temperatura en tres dígitos. >>> continúa el torneo apertura y los detalles al otro lado de la pausa. >>> y el eevento más esperado ha llegado a la florida, le contamos al volver momento de la acción deportiva, buenas noches. >>> y la liga mx en pleno. >>s>sí acabó la copa del mundo pero enseguida arranca el tornel torneo comenzó este fin de semana y hoy tuvismo cuatro partidos del rebaño ante xolos, vamos a la acción xolos saliendo a la cancha tiro de esquina para torres y juan lucero con el cabezazo una por cero xolos, cinco minutos después chivas de guadalajara y empató a uno, tiro de esquina de lucero para rivero dos a uno y xolos ganaron dos por uno, vamos a ver el otro partido, fueron cuarto cruz azul contra puebla, en el minuto 81 renterí

son parte de una granja sub- marina, instalada en las aguas costeras de la ciudad italiana de "genovae cada burbuja de aire hay un sistema hidroponico donde, sin tierra, [tema musical] joel: la tengo que recuperar.

one group has already been evicted from a parking lot in the berkeley marina.ommunity moved back to the location after the city forced them to leave here a couple of months ago. the city of berkeley says the group is running the risk of being cited or towed... similar problems they faced while being parked ... at the now closed -- h-s lordships resturant. ( robin ) berkeley mayor jesse arreguin and the city of berkeley say they have no immediate solution for this community of rv's in the marina. ( robin ) nasim aghdam, the woman who shot and wounded three people at youtube headquarters back in april ... died of a self- inflicted gunshot to the heart... at the scene of the shooting. the pathology report released yesterday revealed ... aghdam did not have any alcohol or drugs in her system. according to h

. >> en la costa sur de oaxaca méxico esta temporada ha iniciado y miles de tortugas marinas llegan a última temporada de negación casi 2 millones de tortugas marinas llegaron a playas mexicanas. >> hermosas imágenes y parece como siempre que vienen cambios en camino. >> sí. >> bastanóm ya estamos en verano, así que nos vamos >> veremos cambios importantes y casi 20° de diferencia de lo que marca el mercurio y lo que anticipamos para la 1:00 de la mañana dejando atrás los 80 y comenzamos hacia los 60. el gráfico en pantalla y mostramos la disminución del mercurio y veremos que desde aquí hasta eso de las 9:30 de la noche todavía nos vamos a mantener alrededor de los 70° y condiciones cálidas para lo que resta de esta noche de sábado y será similar a la historia del día de mañana el termómetro pasando de los 62° y apenas tres horas logre subir 10° para cursar en los 72 a la 10:00 de la mañana y esperamos casi 10° más con temperaturas en los 81 que están bastante estables el día de mañana para la tarde en lo que respecta al área de san josé. anticipamos que la máquina estén 83° pero ver

<>(vicki) a huge parking lot in an east bay marina... is a hot spot for illegal sideshows...t) there you can see cars doing donuts and other stunts... and people are concerned that someone is going to get hurt.(vicki) kron4's haaziq madyun shows us what police are doing to stop it. nats/sideshow videoyou are looking video of an illegal sideshow that happened monday here at mulford point in the san leandro recorded this video from his boat. he says illegal sideshows in this parking lot have been a problem for as long as he can remembersot that is exactly what happened 22-year-old andrew robles-lara of grass valley. he was arrested for reckless driving his bmw in a different sideshow the day after this video was recorded says san leandro police lt. robert mcmanussot

they simply moved back to the original site across from the boat marina. this time, settling behind the barriers erected to keep them from parking along the street. it has become an embarrassing game of wack-a-mole for city officials trying to get them to leave. >> we are economic refugees trying to make it in the city that we have all called home for many years. and there's no reason why we should running in fear from our government when we haven't committed crimes. >> reporter: at a news conference this afternoon an attorney for the rv owners say they are asking for a place where living in an rv wouldn't be a criminal offense. >> what the people have asked is to give us an alternative. if you don't want us where we are, tell us where we can be within the city limits. but the sit. >> reporter: but the city is in a difficult spot them say they are looking for a place to put the rvs but they know that any city that officially allows them in would likely be a magment for homeless soak dwellers across the bay area. >> there's only so much we can do we need to

. >>> new at 6, big changes in store for the alameda marina. the redevelopment project has the green light. the project will include a new seawall, commercial space, and hundreds of homes. we see just exactly what they look like and what developers had to do to get the mayor on board. >> reporter: the alameda marina will look very different than a decade. the same counsel just approved a large housing development on the 44 acre site. >> the western portion of the property, there will be apartments on this end. >> reporter: sean murphy, with the marina says they plan to build 760 apartments and condos . here are some before and after pictures. now, before they can build housing, they will have to fix the seven-year-old seawall, which has fallen apart. >> if you look in, it opens up about six feet and goes all the way to the water. so, that makes this entrance to this stock untenable. it is not safe. >> reporter: the mayor was reluctant to support the project at first, but once the developers agreed to spend tens of millions of dollars to build a

. >> reporter: litvinenko's wife, marina, watched him waste away in a matter of just days. >> oh, itul. all his hair started to be -- >> reporter: to fall out. >> yes. and he started to look like cancer patient treated by chemotherapy. >> i knew he was going through unspeakable torment. >> finally they found, in his blood, he might have -- be poisoned. >> reporter: poisoned. doctors suspected maybe he'd injected thallium, commonly found in rat poison and treatable with an antidote. >> finally. finally, we know what happened to sasha. and now we all under control. and he will be safe. >> reporter: but it wasn't under control. the antidote didn't work. litenvenko didn't get better. he got worse. before long even close friends, like andrei nerasov, who directed a documentary about litvinenko, which included this rare footage, could barely recognize him. >> at some point i said to myself, why should this be happening to this young, healthy handsome athletic man? what's going on? >> reporter: he's fighting for his life. a fight litvinenko would lose. >> we're sorry to announce that alexan

a normal force would see more than 100 boats launched at this marina but sitting in the shadow of flames and heavy smoke, holidays -- holiday visitors have cancelled, kayaks not leaving the dock. >> we wish everybody was here having a great time of course, but it is what it is. make sure people are safe and make sure everyone is doing there posting and we will get through it -- their thing and we will get through it. >> reporter: they are dropping ping side -- ping-pong sized balls to ignite fire and burn the fuel down to the lake. >> firefighters from anaheim helped clear and cool the empires -- the embers of the backfiring operation. they are not even halfway through a 21 day and stretch -- day stretch. >> no matter the community we are in we are always happy to help. >> reporter: in the shadow of the monticello dam, it is eerie to see campgrounds that would normally be bustling right now. wednesday being on a -- being the holiday it promised to be a full week for many of these campgrounds. markley grove said they are glad to see many of their cancelled guests are immediately rebooking

marina gross.ter and his only aide in the room for the more than two-hour one on one meeting. with trump siding with russian -- >> president putin was extremely strong and powerful in his denial today. >> reporter: the calls are growing to find out what happened behind those closed doors. >> this is a serious national security issue on the roll-up to another series of midterms and just asking for that we understand what our president agreed to and if he won't tell us then we should figure it out. >> reporter: that other way may be testifying in front of congress, with talk now of subpoenaing gross. >> that is moment where we should have access to what went on in the private meeting. >> reporter: some republicans joining the chorus. >> i'm not saying it ought to be done in a public hearing. we ought to get access to the notes that the translators keep. >> reporter: zbroegross is a hi experienced interpreter at the state department. this photo taken in 2008 appearing last year in moscow with then sec

the city manager says the city manager says the marina fund is facing a growing financial crisis partlyorning. ( darya ) in the south bay... a rabid bat has been found. the sick bat was spotted in the hoover park dog run on cowper street in palo alto. so far... there is no indication the sick bat had any contact with humans or canines. officials are reminding people to ánever touch a bat... or let your pets near a downded bat. ( james ) in the east bay... a fire that forced people out of their homes is now under control. the brush fire burned dangerously close to homes in moraga... and forced about 20 homes to evacuate... the fire broke out just after 1:30 yesterday afternoon. it burned about 15 acres. fire officials say it started in an open space... behind homes. two air tankers and a helicopter were brought in to help ground crews fight this one. ( james ) state lawmakers are considering changing the standards for determining if utility companies are liable for wildfires. this comes after one of the worst wildfire seasons in state history. lawmakers announced that they are forming a

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actually, a lot of that haze is kind of thickest and staying around san francisco and the marina district and north beach and china town. into tomorrow, air quality is moderate. i don't think we'll have too many breathing problems in the south bay. it will be good. the fire forecast looks like it will get worse once we hit saturday. another update on our fireworks forecast coming up in about 15 minutes. >> okay. we'll see you then. back to our top story. a plea deal was reached in the ghost ship warehouse fire case. for many families, though, the deal is simply outrageous, and they say not only was justice not served today, but their children and loved ones, the victims h b violated after their deaths. nbc bay area spoke with them in court today. and we are joined from oakland with more. >> i want to see her every day. i do want to see her every day. >> reporter: john keeps his wedding pictures by his front door. it's his way to remember his wife jennifer. >> there is no justice. i mean, you can't bring back my wife. >> reporter: jennifer is one of 36 people who died in the ghost ship war

and in 1985 they demanded another encampment at the marina the shutdown. today they proposed a 30 day halt on the evictions, allowing them to stay. but the motion died when the councilman voted no. >> the motion before us was saying do the same thing that they did 30 years ago. and hope for the best. to me, it is clear it is not allowed. >> reporter: loss as property can only be used for water dependent purposes and must be open to all the public. some councilmembers believe these rvs should not be evicted until there is a formal ruling. >> that is where we have the difficulty. i want an opinion from state lands. and i don't want to evict people while we look into that. >> reporter: they voted to let them stay for seven more days if they pay the standard overnight fee for the july 4 celebration. everyone here understands it's a temporary fix. >> i think the solution is finding a place we can legally do this. >> reporter: is seven days enough time? >> not as much time as i'm hoping for what we will do it we can. >>> tesla has hit its production goals for th

city rules state that people cannot park overnight indefinitely at the marina. signs are now up warning the illegal campers they have until tomorrow to leave the parking lot. this is the parking lot of the now-closed his lordship's restaurant. and this is the second time in two months they've been put on notice. many, though, say they have no other place to go. >> this is one of the only spots we can come to where we don't get hassled by the police or people, and, yeah, it's -- i don't really know what we're going to do, actually, to be completely honest. >> the mayor of berkeley says he's now working on finding another spot forho park. >>> you don't have to be a sports fan to enjoy this story. 49ers legend laid to rest at the most fitting spot possible. dwight clark died last month after battling a.l.s. he was 61. clark famous for this, "the catch," a touchdown that lifted the niners past the cowboys in the 1981 nfl championship game. the goal post from that game is now at a ramnch in montana. that belongs to former 49ers owner eddie debardlow and clark's ashes

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families bundled at marina bay park to mark the holiday one day early.joyed live music and barbecue before the city's big fireworks show. >> it has been a tradition that way, nobody explained why we celebrate it on the third. >> families also celebrated inside at the crane way pavilion to the sounds of the east bay symphony. christina was chosen to host the celebration. 96-year-old betty reid was honored at the free event. she is the oldest living national park ranger. she still works at richmond's rosie the riveter museum. >>> if you're hoping to see fireworks, one of the most popular is along the embarcadero in the city. >> amber lee spoke to businesses in the area as they prepare for big crowds. >> reporter: san francisco celebrates early as only the city knows how. a software engineer by day and a skateboarder after hours. >> celebrating before the best way possible. >> reporter: at a. nearby, 10,000 fireworks are being loaded onto barges and wired to a sound system with a choreographed show set to patriotic music. the barges will be towed to two spo

one group has already been evicted from a parking lot in the berkeley marina.ommunity moved back to this location after the city forced them to leave here a couple of months ago. the city of berkeley says the group is running the risk of being cited or towed... similar problems they faced... while being parked ... at the now closed -- h-s lordships closed -- h-s lordships resturant. (ken)place to be">(ken) mayor arreguin and city of berkeley have no immedi

is an affidavit about marina between a you've seen that it starts with a long political statement highly politicized statement full of the typical russophobia saying that russia is trying to destroy our democratic institutions this is an influence operation and she is part of this show it's a low cost low risk operation of russia to influence the united states i mean up against the the the the machine of corporate media this woman is influencing the united states this is the kind of thing we see in another thing that needs to be said about her is that i have heard. that she's actually in of all news supported the opposite yes ition the leader would such small numbers in russia and she says in her in the criminal and sorry in the affidavit that putina was talking to americans about post putin russia and future russian governments she was told to talk about that without undermining the current president of russia so that would fit into someone who doesn't really like putin very much and was not working on his behalf and it gets more and more complicated up to a short break we'll continue o

and others have been saying it is and don't really have any doubt about that now if we go back to marina maria buttin well i think we've already talked about how the fact that the collusion allegation has collapsed in connection with the central hacking allegation and it seems that any russian now who is any contact with people of any importance in the united states is now at risk of being dragged into this thing and if i can just go back to two things that was said before. one i think by yourself about pressure being put on people to talk and say things a judge i think his name was judge ellis actually said that he said directly to the f.b.i. and the justice department in the manner for case you're really interested in manner for you're trying to pressure man a fort so you can get it trump and he didn't really deny it so that is exactly that the agenda that's been followed here it was followed with michael flynn also donald trump's former national security advisor and it seems to me there's a real risk that that might happen and of course in terms of. and the allegations against the ide

our family legacy has been tied to the marina since the early 1920's. our d.r. request represents the out pouring of community from the marina community opposed to the 1503 project and since our last d.r. hearing we received an additional over 34 additional signatures including the san francisco tenants union. our concerns include loss of our thinks toric community character, loss of vital housing stock, concern over deep pockets, forever changing a community for their own benefits. shortly after our last d.r. hearing on several occasions, i attempted to connect with the 1503 team. on the 21st of june. we did receive updated plans on july 26, d.r. representatives had a meeting with the 1503 team and now three weeks later we still have not received any further follow up. we'd allowed sufficient time for them to provide changes to the plans. >> good evening commissioners. i'm the architect. i have ongoing concerns about the project regarding roof decks unit mergers, and overall design. we request elimination of the roof decks three or 4% of the buildings in this n