yes. >> reporter: even dead trees like one called the fallen monarch drew early tourists to the mariposaent william howard taft rode a buggy through the california tunnel tree. president lincoln never saw the sequioas in person, but he recognized their value. >> the law that abraham lincoln signed back in june of 1864 established yosemite valley and the mariposa grove of giant sequioas. so even back in the midst of our country's civil war when he realized that america, even the world would be a better place if yosemite valley and the mariposa grove was protected. >> and that is the "overnight news" for this friday. from the broadcast center here in new york city, i'm michelle miller. ♪ >>> it's friday, june 15th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> a thrill ride accident. riders fly off a roller coaster as others are left trapped in their seats. >> we just take off running too. >> everybody starts screaming and we ran over there and saw the cart dangling. >>> former fbi director james comey responds to criticism of his handling of the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. >>> and r

yosemite's mariposa grove of giant sequoias have been closed for restoration the past three years. it is one of the largest and oldest of its kind in the world. some 4 million people a year were visiting to experience the spectacle of trees that grow 250 feet tall. >> the law that abraham lincoln signed back in june of 1864 established yosemite valley and the mariposa grove of giant sequoias. so even back in the midst of our country's civil war, we realized america and maybe even the world would be a better place if yosemite valley and the mariposa grove was protected. >> thank goodness they did that then. the $40 million restoration project was paid for through donations and matching funds through the national park service. it opens tomorrow morning at 10:00. we'll have more on this at 6:00. >>> an update on the rodent species that's invading california, wildlife officials tell us nearly 150 nutria have been trapped. california fish and wildlife found them in the san joaquin valley today. back in april the state of california declared an emergency over the 2-foot long species afte

here in yosemite national park, the mariposa grove has trees so big, it's hard to fit them all pi ourbut a $40 million restoration project is making it better than ever to see these trees in person. >> completely restored, and it's just a more tranquil and a more serene experience. >> reporter: frank dean is president of the yosemite conservancy, a nonprofit that raised $20 million for the restoration of the grove. ehe national park service put in another $20 million. how is this different than what was here four years ago? >> well, where we're standing right now, there was a diesel fuel station for the trams. so now what you have is the first view you get as you see it framed by two or three giant sequoia trees. ny reporter: the goal was to ovke out many modern additions, returning the grove to a more natural state, removing pavement and parking lots, restoring streams and wetlands, and minimizing the damage from cars and people getting too close. >> you can see that people have come up to this tree before and feel the bark, and maybe pull a strip of bark off. so if we have thousands

project to restore the mariposa grove of giant sequoias is complete and ready for the public again.the morning officially. >> the grove is home to some of the world's oldest and largest sequoias. here's a preview. >> reporter: it would seem hard to improve on the grandeur of yosemite national park, a place that attracts about 4 million visitors a year, but for three years one of the park's natural wonders has been closed to the public while it underwent a makeover to provide a better view of giant sequoias, trees that can grow more than 250 feet tall. here in yosemite national park the mariposa grove has trees so big it's hard to fit them all in our picture, but a $40 million restoration project is making it better than ever to see these trees in person. how is this different than what was here four years ago? >> well, where we're standing right now there was a diesel fuel station for the tram. >> reporter: the goal was to take out many modern additions returning the grove to a more natural state, removing pavement and parking lots, restoring streams and wetlands and minimizing the

here in yosemite national park, the mariposa grove has trees so big it's hard to fit them all in our picture. but a $40 million restoration project is making it better than ever to see these trees in person. how is this different than what was here four years ago? >> where we are right now, there was a diesel fuel station for the trams. >> reporter: the goal was to take out many modern additions returning the grow to a more natural state, removing pavement and parking lots, restoring streams and wetlands, and minimizing the damage from cars and people, getting too close. >> you can see people have, to this tree before and have felt the bark, maybe pulled some off. >> reporter: sue beatty a recreational ecologist helped plan the makeover including defenses to protect the bark from too many hands and raised walkways to protect their routes from too many feet. >> all those footsteps would compact the soil around those trees, and the roots are very shallow so if you compact the soil, they are not able to grab the water and nutrients they need. >> reporter: the latest steps were being com

tonight we'll take you on a tour of the mariposa grove. >>> is the cost of bay area housing worth it?e in our live poll happening now at at abc 7 >>> yosemite national park's oldest and biggest sequoia grove is reopening this weekend. >> it's been closed for three years. we show you the multi-million dollar improvements. >> reporter: the project has been years in the making. now visitors will be able to get back on the trails and enjoy the newly-renovated sequoia grove. >> the inspiration that became the first national park system in the world started here in the mariposa grove. >> reporter: nearly 500 sequoia giants stand tall inside yosemite national park. visitors will once again be able to explore the 1,000-year old trees as the mariposa grove is reopened to the public. the opening comes after a $40 million renovation project between the national park and yosemite conservancy. >> as it restored the ecology, it restored the stream. it put much of the hydrology back. >> reporter: visitors will leave the cars in a new parking lot and take a shuttle to the site. from there they can se

it happened at mariposa and pennsylvania avenue near the 280 on-ramp. henry lee reports. >>> reporter: a san francisco motorcycle officer was on duty when he was hit at 9:30 a.m. >> just heard an extremely loud thud and walked outside to actually see what the noise was. >> reporter: he realized an officer had been hit. >> i saw the police officer laying on the ground and his bike right there, and then i saw the car missing a bumper. >> reporter: he took these pictures of the scene. one of them shows the officer alert and sitting up. police say a woman who hit the officer stopped. >> the other motorist is cooperating with our investigation. impairment for that motorist doesn't appear to be a factor. >> reporter: witnesses say she was wearing medical scrubs. >> she got out right away, was more composed than i would have been and was making sure he was all right and her instincts, i think, took over and was telling him not to move. >> reporter: the officer is a 12-year veteran of the force, patrolling on a motorcycle for two years. he was taken to sf gener

john blackstone, in the mariposa grove, yosemite national park. >> that will do it for us here on theernight news" this tuesday. for some of you the news continues. for others hope you will check back with us later. for the morning news and of course, cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york captioning funded by cbs >>> it's tuesday, june 19th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." the trump administration digs in on its zero tolerance border policy. >> the united states will not be a migrant camp, and it will not be a refugee holding facility. it won't be. >> why lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are calling for an end to the separation of families. >>> and fast-moving thunderstorms strike parts of the northeast bringing down trees and knocking out power. >>> he

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the mariposa grove of giant sequoia's will open.n closed since 2015 because of a restoration project. people walking and riding on horseback and take a trail to a small number of sequoias could be seen. the restoration project will enhance the experience for visitors while preserving natural wonder. >>> the dow jones down 99 points. the nasdaq slightly down and the s&p 500 down about eight points. >>> and unmanned the plane has flown through public airspace solo. engineers remotely piloted a plane over california through public airspace. we are just getting word we have breaking news out of the san francisco.>> mark leno addressing the mayor's race. >> i wanted to let you know that i called london breed to congratulate her this morning on her victory and to wish her every success. both personally and professionally. in her new job as mayor of san francisco. and she was very gracious and said that recognizing the serious challenges facing our beloved city that she would need all the assistance she could get in making sure that we are

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officer on his le is in the hospital after being a c the crash happened near the intersection of mariposa street and pennsylvania avenue at potrero hill. as ktvu crime reporter henry lee tells us, witnesses say the woman who hit that officer >>> reporter: a san francisco motorcycle officer was on duty when he was hit at 9:30a.m. >> just heard an extremely loud thud and walked outside to actually see what the noise was. >> reporter: he realized an officer had been hit. >> i saw the police officer laying on the ground and his bike right there, and then i saw the car missing a bumper. >> reporter: he took these pictures of the scene. one of them shows the officer alert and sitting up. police say a woman who hit the >> the other motorist is cooperating with our investigation. >> reporter: witnesses say she r was wearing medical scrubs. >> she got out right away, was more composed than i would hang sure he was all right and her instincts, i think, took over and was telling him not to move. >> reporter: the officer is 12-year veteran of the force, patrolling on a motorcycle for two years. he wa

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. $40 million, one of yosemite's crowned jewels has reopened to the public i the mariposa grove california'sa nevada mountains oi home to 500 giant a trees. these endangered trees are some of the largest and oldest living things on earth. they can grow to 300 feet tall and weigh more than 2 millionpo ds, and the oldest known giant sequoia is approximately 2500 years old. part of the trees' resiliences from their bark. it can be up to three feet thick, allowing the tree endure freezing cold winters. park rangers were worried about the human impact on the trees,in ing exhaust fumes from the thousands of cars that drove through the grove daily, so th began the restoration project, the largest in t park's history, to return the growth to a more natural state. novisitors will be transpo on shuttle buses, walking through the grove on special pathways, enjoying the noblest of god'srees. that's a fact, and that's it for "matter of fact." i am soledad'brien. we will seweyou back here next . z2vpbz z16fz y2vpby y16fy >> announcer: get ready! inspiration ministries welme you to campmeeting: god's appoi

it all happened yesterday morning at the intersection of mariposa street and pennsylvania avenue. police say that a car collided with the officer's motorcycle. the driver is cooperating with the investigation. the officer was rushed to sf general hospital. >>> wine country businesses impacted by the october wildfires have one month to apply for a federal disaster loan. >> the deadline to apply is july 12th. the assistance is available regardless of whether the applicant sustained property damage. according to the state commissioner's office, nearly 1,000 businesses across six counties were destroyed. >>> in los angeles, the brush fire in benedict canyon is no longer threatening multi- million dollar homes in the hollywood hills. cal fire says that the fire has been held to 35 to 40 acres and is now 60% contained. no buildings have been damaged. but two firefighters were injured. they are expected to be okay. >>> in just a matter of hours, the inspector general will release a report detailing the fbi's handling of its investigations during the 2016 campaign. here's laura podesta. >

the forest of trees reopens called mariposa grove. quite popular. it's been closed three years. this the largest restoration project in history. four miles of new hiking trails including poboard walks and bridges. >>> if you're heading to lake tahoe this summer you'll see something a little different. the lake famous for itsclarity. uc research say it's the cloudies it's been, extreme drought followed by extreme rainfall. all that record rain and snow last year washed some 12,000 tons of sediment into the lake. the clarity will improve once the dirt settles. >> i've never seen the water as high. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," a retired colonel using flag day to help service members with their help. the new push he's making. >> buying a home comes with piles of paperwork and seemingly endless fees. chris chmura says one fee is negotiable. >> it's one of the few things we're forced to buy when we're signing all those papers. we have no idea how it works and we don't bother to question the price. even if you're clueless about title insurance when you're buying a new home

the mariposa grove in california's sera nevada mountains is home to 500 giant sequoia trees.se endangered trees are some of the largest and oldest living things on earth. they can grow to 300 feet tall and weigh more than 2 million pounds, and the oldest known giant sequoia is approximately 2500 years old. part of the trees' resilience comes from their bark. it can be up to three feet thick, allowing the trees to endure freezing cold winters. park rangers were worried about begathe restoration project,s, the largest in the park's history, to return the growth to now visitors will be transported on shuttle buses, walking through the grove on special pathways, enjoying the noblest of god's trees. that's a fact, and that's it for "matter of fact." i am soledad o'brien. we will see you back here next week. ♪ robert handa: hello, and welcome to "asian pacific america." i'm robert handa, your host for our show here on nbc bay area and cozi tv. we start with our seventh annual island reggae festival coming once again to the south bay. we'll talk about the festival as well as with on

the mariposa grove has been closed for three years as part of a restoration project. crews working to protect five originating trees and buildinge public at 9 this morning. >>> 4:14. welcome london breed is new to be sworn in as san francisco's mayor on july 11. >> london breed! >> thank you, everybody. yes, on your mayor. >> london breed. look at the big welcome sheep received yesterday at her old elementary school in san francisco. she talked about some of her priorities. like eliminating bureaucracy and adding more affordable housing and helping get the homeless off the streets. >> the hard decision around reforming our mental health system so that people we know are struggling on the streets who are clearly not in the right mind, they get the help s >> london breed will also appoint someone to assume her seat on the san francisco board of supervisors she's represented district 5 since 2012. that includes the western addition where she grew up. she talked about naming her replacement as a question for another day. san francisco's elections department hopes to finis

it handed at mariposa street and pennsylvania. a car collided with the officer's motorcycle. the driver is cooperating with the investigation. the officer was rushed to san francisco general. the officer's family and coworkers met him at the hospital where he is currently listed in serious condition. >>> over in berkeley, a large tree limb broke off and landed on a parked car below. this was on euclid avenue. it smashed the car's back window. nobody was hurt. >>> new tonight, two. most visible members of the trump administration are reportedly planning their departures. sources inside the white house say that sarah sanders, and principal deputy press secretary shaw are both heading for the exits. sanders reportedly told friend she plans to leave the administration at the end of the year. shaw has not yet settled on a specific date. today, sanders tweeted this, does cbs know something i don't know? i love my job, and am honored to work for the president of the united states. neither one responded to repeated requests before the story got published. >>> votes still being counte

san francisco motorcycle officer was on-duty when he was hit about 9:30 yesterday morning near mariposa street in the portrayal neighborhood. his condition has improved from critical to serious. police say the woman whose car hit the officer stopped and she is cooperating. a witness says she was wearing medical scrubs. and took charge of the situation. >> she got out right away with -- more composed than i would've been and making sure he was all right. >> seemed like veand he >> colleagues and family members at the hospital, and we are all hoping for a speedy and full recovery. >> police say it's too early to tell who was at fault. the investigation continues. >>> secretary state mike pompeo is now in china where he will brief chinese president xi jinping on the status of talks with north korea. yesterday, pompeo met with south korean and japanese diplomats in seoul to address any concerns following present trump's meeting with north korea leader kim jong-un. pompeo told the u.s. allies there will be note relief from sanctions for north korea until the country dismantles its nuclear we

the mariposa grove of giant red woods open tomorrow. following a three-year $40 million restoration project. there's a new visitor's center. at the southern entrance of the park. >>> i'm emily turner in for weather today. we have had several days of beautiful sunshiny weather. those temperatures are going to start to change. i'll tell you when and how much coming up after this. >> is there really such a thing as earthquake weather? a surprising new theory about the quake that rocked napa and how it may be tied to a change in the summer. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ you're l >>> it was a pretty warm day in much of the bay area, especially in the east bay. you're looking live at concord. you see people in the downtown area. everyone enjoying wearing their short sleeves and shorts and flip flops and hopefully heading to the pool if you're lucky. >> there's a great hot dog place

it happened yesterday morning near mariposa street and pennsylvania avenue. investigators say a car collided with the officer's motorcycle. the car's driver is cooperating with the investigation. the officer's family and coworkers met him at the hospital. he is listed in serious condition. >>> apple is closing a loophole that's allowed law enforcement agencies to hack into iphones. the security change can be traced to the 2016 showdown between apple and the fbi when apple refused to unlock the iphone of the suspected san bernardino killer. the fbi found another way to hack into the phone and agencies have relied on that strategy ever since. now apple said that they are planning a software upgrade designed to thwart anyone from breaking into a locked phone. in an email the company said that criminals could also exploit the loophole. >>> migraines are common among children and teens sometimes resulting in serious bouts of nausea and fainting. but there aren't many treatments for the painful headaches. kpix 5's betty yu explains what ucsf it doing to get rid of

the crash ha happened this morn at pennsylvania and mariposa. it's still you should investigation, but the driver involved in the crash is cooperating. the officer, a 12-year veteran is listed in serious condition. people who work in the neighbhood say the intersection has been a trouble spot since the stop sign was reita traffic ligh investigators are nowook into whether that intersection may be involved. >>> the man dubbed as jogger joe appeared in court on felony robbery charges. you might have seen this video captured on camera clearing out belongings of a homeless man at lake merit. and then the next day grabbing a man's cell phone afthat man confront him. he faces second degree robbery charges. his attorney claims he was simply fed up with unsafe conditions and told the judge that he had tried helping the homeless man for months but got frustrated on sunday when while jogging he saw syringes on the ground and was splashed with urine. a judge refused to release sintay. >> while it is historic for the first time, san francisco elects a black

the mariposa grove at yosemite national park in california will reopened to the public on friday.rea for about 2-thousand years, but constant traffic put them at risk. so the park spent 40 million dollars into trees. many of the he changes restore the area to its natural form by removing parking lots and pavement. ( marty ) a humane society in southern california has its hands full, with a larger- than-average lost pet. "chubbs" - the 29-pound himalayan cat was found walking down a busy street in pasadena. matted and in desperate need of grooming but apparently well fed - chubbs has been staying in the office of the shelter's because he doesn't fit in the cat kennels. if no one comes forward to claim "chubbs" ...he will be up for adoption today at the pasadena humane society. ( dave )drizzle and clouds give way to a clear yet cool afternoon. dad's forecast is next ! (sara) and more than 40 parents and children are planning a protest against ice this father's day. i'll have the details coming up in a live report. almond fans, your favorite cereal is now more almond-y. mmmm mmmmm it

it happened yesterday morning near mariposa street and pennsylvania avenue. the motorcycle collided with a vehicle. the officer's name has not yet been released . the driver invovled in the collision remained at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. ( robin )in the south bay.... this man is behind bars after deputies say... he attempted to sexually assault his neighbor in her own home. santa clara county deputies say... she fought the man ... and was able to get help. it happened on columbet ave in gilroy... near highway 101. now residents in the area say, this news is forcing them to question their own safety. kron 4's gayle ong has the latest on this story. alarming news for residents who live on columbet avenue in the unincorporated part of gilroydeputies arrested 35 year old hipolito mart

the mariposa grove of giant sequoias in yosemite is the largest sequoia grove in the national park withmature trees. the grove has been under restoration for three years. yosemite conservancy donors and the national park service each contributed 20-million-dollars for the restoration. there's a new boardwalk, reestablished the wetlands and a new welcome plaza. (grant) we told you earlier this hour.. about the mountain lion sightings on the peninsula and what to watch out for. let's check in with pam moore in the newsroom now... where we are learning more about why we are seeing more animals out at night. (pam) tongiht at six.. we'll talk with a local researcher (vo) who has some insight into the subject. we know mountain lions are nocturnal.. but it is turning out that more animals are following this sleeping pattern. (pam) also at six... tesla and space-x founder.. elon musk has a new project. and it follows his continuing effort to get somewhere fast. plus, the fight at a california day care center. the dispute was not among kids but the adults parents. its all coming up at six.. but

ceo.n fnklin, mariposa thanks for joining us. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> let's send it out to taylor riggs in new york. taylor: peter hayes is that of a municipal bond group. may and weping up take a look at performance and we saw a rebound. they are outperforming relative to treasuries and the five-year average. what sort of buying this new performance? >> 20't been a typical year, especially what you would expect in municipal performance. when you actually look at that average and you look at month-to-month returns, we have done the polar opposite of what you would expect. january is normally a big up month and we were down. i think -- may we outperform. i figure was a several factors. we had rates which went lower. for the middle of may to the ofsignificantly lower and 10 year treasuries peaked. whiad fairly big supply you think would sometimes be a headwind and it wasn't. demand was very strong. the value of municipal post-tax reform. a couple of factors led to a strong may. season this is always a where we look at supply and

it expect - extends the tunnel farther south to a point south of mariposa, perhaps around the location of the current 22n 22nd street station. the third alignment is what we call the mission bay alignment which is the third alignment that would take -- veer off towards the bay and tunnel under third street. under the third straight line, and connect, as you can see, with second street tunnel around at&t park. why do we need this? we think there are a number of important projects may need to coordinate. we think it's important to reconnect these neighbourhoods, it as you can see from this image, this is the type of condition we would have if the proposal, as currently proposed, would move forward with moving the streets under the trains. this is actually less impactful than the actual reality, because there's a large piece, the outfall in this area, we would have to dive down as much as 50 feet in some locations in order to transport the streets under the trains, which we do not think his away with that we want our city to go in the future. so we looked at these three majoojec. these th

near mariposa street and pennsylvania ave you. the officer was rushed to zuckerberg san francisco general. his condition has improved from critical to serious. police say the woman whose car hit the officer did stop. she is cooperating. a witness says she was wearing medical scrubs. and took charge. >> she got out right away, was working -- more composed than i would've been in making sure he was all right. her instincts took over. >> seemed very calm and under control. it was nothing like major. the intersection here sucks. >> colleagues and family members at the hospital, and we are all hoping for a speedy and full recovery. those are the police say it's too early to say who was at fault. that investigation continues. >>> secretary of state mike pompeo is now in china were -- where he will brief chinese president xi jinping on the status of talks with north korea. pompeo met with the diplomats in seoul to address any concerns following president trump's meeting with north korean leader kim jong-un. pompeo told the u.s. allies th

the crash happened yesterday near mariposa street and pennsylvania avenue.fficer collided with a car. the driver is cooperating with investigation. the officer's name has not yet been released. ( will ) a woman wanted for two home invasion robberies in the north bay is now behind bars. amber hembree -- also known as "skittles" -- was arrested in virgina on monday. police say they found her hiding in an attic of a home near richmond. hembree is one of five suspects... in two separate home invasion robberies in santa rosa. a man was killed in one of those robberies... another was hurt. hembree is expected to be extradited back to sonoma county soon. ( will ) lead contamination in school drinking water across the country.... may be worse than previously thought. environment america says some states only report results of lead testing at or above 15- parts per billion -- which is the federal standard. however... environmentalists say... there is no safe level of lead in school drinking water. here in california... officials found lead in over 400 schools ... at

this happened on mariposa and pennsylvania at the foot of the >> reporter: a san francisco motorcyc o when he was hit at 9:30 am. >> we heard a loud thud and walked outside to actually see what the noise was. >> rhe an officer was hit. >> i saw the police officer laying on the ground and there was a spike right there and i saw the car missing a bumper. >> reporter: he took these pictures of the scene. one of them shows the officer alert and sitting up. police say a woman who hit the officer stopped. >> the motorist is cooperating. impairment for the motorist does not appear to be effective. >> reporter: they say she was wearing medical scrubs. >> she got out right away, was more composed than i would've been and was making sure he was all right and her instincts took over. >> reporter: the officer is a 12 year veteran of the force who has been patrolling on a motorcycle for a couple years. he was taken to the san francisco general hospital where he was listed in critical condition. >> his colleague and family members are at the hospital. we are all hoping for a speedy and full recover

we are talking about the mariposa grove of giant sequoias. it will reopen friday morning at 9 am.s very scenic area has been closed since july 2015 because of a big restoration project. during this time, people walking and riding on horseback could still take a trail, but just a small number of sequoias could be seen. conservationists say the restoration projectwill enhance the entire experience for visitors, while also preserving a natural beauty. >>> the houston astros beat the oakland a's 6-3 yesterday at the coliseum. >> karlos karina swings left down the line. >> reporter: the game got a ring -- got away from the a's quickly. the houston's sent -- houston's team sent the astros to a win. >>> the miami marlins beat the giants 3-1 in miami last night. >> is a left. it is over. he makes the catch. >> look at that again. it was the great play with two runners on base. a rough third inning by giantst -- gave the marlins all they needed. the giants lost. they will try to do better tonight when there's two teams play again. >>> splitting california into three state. the proposal you

it happened this morning near mariposa street and pennsylvania avenue. the motorcycle collided with a vehicle. the officer's name has not yet been released . the driver invovled in the collision remained at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. (pam) in the east bay, police are on the lookout for four suspects who broke into a gas station in alameda ... the entire incident caught on camera. (ken) it happened early last thursday morning. kron 4's charles clifford has the latest details well, fortunatly no one was injured in this case and the thieves can be seen pretty cleary on the video. according to the alameda police department, just before 3am on thursday june 7th four suspects, three males and one female, approached the valero gas station along park street in alameda. the store was closed at the time. the suspets then smashed a window near the front of the building and at least three of them entered the store.they can then be seen running around the store and quickly grabbing as much as they can carry.one supsects checks the c

it happen this morning at the intersection of mariposa street and pennsylvania avenue. officer was on his motorcycle when he collided with a car. the driver stopped and is cooperating with the investigation. the officer was rushed to san francisco general and is currently listed in serious condition. >>> a man caught on video throwing a homeless man's belongings into a lake has been arrested. henry sintay is facing a robbery charge. he stole a man's phone after being confronted about the tirade. >> he took the man's stuff and threw it in the lake. >> he was caught on video throwing a man's belongings, some of the items were in the lake. the next day he said henry sintay started to attack him when he strained their encounter on facebook live. >>> tomorrow, state lawmakers will vote on a bill that would give oakland $9 billion -- $9 million to address homelessness. the package will give money to the largest 11 cities for the issue. the initial funding will prioritize building shelters and expanding services. oakland expects to receive the money by the end of the year. >>>

. >>> firefighters in country are still battling a wildfire in mariposa county.iler -- wheeler fire. it is only 10% contained so far. as of last night, mandatory evacuations were lifted. crews say the tough terrain is making battling the flames very difficult and hard to contain. the fire was still reported at noon yesterday. stilcare services on college campuses after a scandal at e m registered complaints against dr. george tyndall who retired last year. dozens of women filed lawsuits in two former students testified at the state capital yesterday. they say the university allowed him to practice at the university, despite decades of complaints about racial and sexual abuse. human resources at usc did not report those alleged abuses. dr. tyndall was not subject to peer review. that is a loophole lawmakers say they will consider closing for college health centers statewide. >>> baby eagle bend has been nesting in a tree in milpitas is now a wildlife center after falling out of its nest twice in the past two days. it was rescued by fish and wildlife agents. the ea

we will tell you how sing you can go to mariposa grove.ic that is full strength, in case you're wondering. it is not a lighter than usual day on the richmond bridge approach. >>> we have a little bit of fog near the santa cruz-monterey area. today looks nice. still want to hot inland, but colder for some. we will take a look at is wednesday temperatures coming up. make ross your destination for savings. you're looking for anie brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross ♪ for the latest styles where you'll spend less. ♪ spring dress. ♪ ♪ you gotta go to ross. if you want to save big on dresses for every occasion, you gotta go to ross. street this morning. we have a little bit of a different picture today. the dow, nasdaq d p 500 are all up a little bit. here is a live look at the dow. new information about inflation coming in this morning and the federal reserve will talk about interest rates today. there is a lot to coming up. >>> today we talk about the warrio

it happened around 9:35- this morning, near mariposa stetnd pennlvania avenue. the motorcycle collided with a vehicle. the officer was taken to the hospital with life- threatening injuries. no word on the officer's condition at this hour. the driver involved is cooperating with the investigation. the officer's name has not yet been released ... (grant) in the east bay, police are looking for four suspects who broke into a gas station in alameda.(vicki) it happened early last thursday morning and the whole incident was captured on surveillance video. kron 4's charles clifford has the details. well, fortunatly no one was injured in this case and the thieves can be seen pretty cleary on the video. according to the alameda police department, just before 3am on thursday june 7th four suspects, three males and one female, approached the valero gas station along park street in alameda. the store was closed at the time. the suspets then smashed a window near the front of the building and at least three of them entered the store.they can then be seen running aro

. >> i'm mariposa villaluna. patriots of this beautiful baby. part mohawk and filipino and i wrote a poem together. when will the pioneer statue come down? when will we be heard? because who are you listening to as i see you chitchat over there. for decade we have gone through your process navigated your system and sat up your government meetings upon stolen ohlone land but you decide that's not good enough. don't crucify us. you tower over us with your governmental decisions of holding up white supremacy. holding up your in dex finger as the monk towers over a native person on stolen land. you crucify us with your political decisions. everyone in the city is waiting for the day the pioneer statue comes down. the mayor is waiting. the board of supervisors is waiting. three commissions are waiting. the local native community is waiting. ohlone people are waiting. i am waiting and most importantly, my navajo, mexican filipino baby is waiting to see that statue come down and i'll tell you right now, if this doesn't end here my baby will carry on th

it happened near mariposa street and pennsylvania avenue yesterday.officeras rushed to zuckerberg general hospital and was reported to be talking with family and colleagues. >>> on to new developments this morning with a controversial 124-year-old statue in san francisco civic center. some call it racist and demeaning. it may not be going anywhere after all. the board of appeals approved a rehearing request yesterday on whether to remove the early days statue. it shows a native american man at the feet of a conquering spanish cowboy and catholic missionary. in april the board voted to overturn previous decisions to move the statue to storage. the board of appeals plans to hold a rehearing sometime this summer rjts new mountain lion sightings in hillsborough. this morning police are warning neighbors to stay away from the animals and keep your pets indoors. trail cameras capture video in the 200 block of dill, 900 block of macadamia and 2800 block of churchill. that's where tom rubin lives. >> there was a buck sitting there. the buck got bounding throu

it happened near mariposa street and pennsylvania avenue yesterday morning. sky 7 above that scene.2-engineer veteran collided with a passenger vehicle. the driver is cooperating with police. the officer was rushed to the hospital and is reported to be speaking with family and colleagues. >>> new developments with a controversial 124-year-old statue in san francisco civic center. some call it a racist and dpleeng. it may not be going anywhere at all. the board approved a rehearing on whether to remove the early day statue. in april the board voted to overturn previous decisions by the arts commission and historic preservation commission to move that statue into storage. the board of appeals plans to hold a rehearing sometime this summer. >>> now a live desk update from abc 7 mornings. >> secretary of state mike pompeo says there will be no sanction relief for north korea until kim jong-un completely denuclearizes. just a short while ago pompeo met with south korea and japan's foreign ministers in seoul. he pushed back on reports that kim jong-un and president trump agreed to a step

between mariposa and cesar chavez. last but not least, we need to revisit the alignment between townsend and the successful transit centre. i hope that you will consider leveraging the central subway tunnel expertise and give up a solution that eliminates surface impacts on second street between townsend. >> chairman brinkman: next speaker, please. >> thank you. so, i am in support of having to study this. it seems to me that the green line is the most reasonable. we have to build a connectivity into downtown. when i come from the east bay, whether it be to the temporary trans bay terminal or two-part station, i have to go through another one or two moves to get to caltrain station. i support us in bringing the trains into the transit centre, and two underground. this conversation is long overdue. because it has been over 100 years that in a new york city, two great rail stations were built completely underground, including grand central terminal, which is the worlds largest railroad station, which has about 65 tracks

a parks spokesman says mariposa grove will open on friday, tomorrow, after being closed for three yearsews removed asphalt to protect the trees' roots and also built four miles of trails and added bridges and boardwalks over sensitive areas. one of the goals of the $40 million restoration project is to help the hundreds of trees thrive for future generations. >>> a new look tonight at the mayhem during the las vegas concert shooting. [ gunfire ] >> unbelievable video coming up next. more of the video and then heroic actions as officers respond. >> tesla's ceo has another big project. his new business called the boring company just received a huge contract and we'll tell you about it coming up. >>> police in las vegas have released another batch of body camera video from the night of the las vegas massacre. [ gunfire ] [ screaming ] >> you can hear there the hundreds of rounds being fired on the crowd gathered for the route 91 harvest festival on the las vegas strip. 58 people were killed by a gunman who the crowd from the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay resort. hundreds of others were hu

ashbury bypass pipeline, we're waiting for that to get another way, a public works project and finally mariposa francois. and a good portion of that pipe is already installed on what's about -- which will eventually become the rhea lined terry francois boulevard. up coming milestone we're joining with a public works pipeline to connect on 19 avenue. and we have another project known as ingleside university mound. more pipeline. university mound is in the eastern part of the city. ingleside is more in the southwest. we would be prepared to adrtise that however as charles mentioned with the bidding environment and so on, other ex-pensions, we're having to nbe able to evaluate whethe we're able to execute that contract with the funds available, so we'll be able to close that out as we get more accurate projections on the various projects. any questions i may answer in thank you. >> i have one -- i have a question. >> please. >> so the high-pressure water system is -- these improvements you're doing at puc? >> at puc, yes, owns the asset and -- >> not public works? >> we are performing the work and