mercury has the unusual ability of concentrating and magnifying.nd as it moves up the food chain as one animal eats another, in this case fish, it concentrates and accumulates. they have concentrations that are millions or tens of millions of times higher than the water that they live in. it's a perfect mechanism to be able to concentrate it in a form that affects the next consumer, and in many cases hose are people. the carnenegie insnstitution fo science has crubblblingted -- conducted research since 2008 and found the levels of mercury are increasing in line with the gold production that's been occurring in the region. in a study published in match in the we found that capital, not 60% of the species old in the food markets exceed e.p.a. limits for safe consumption of fish because of mercury. the problem is a very difficult one. because it is not just an enviroronmental problem or anan economomic problem, it's a a so problem. these are people that are poor, subsistence farmers trying to find a better life and taking g advantage of the opppportun

and cinnabar is mercury's ore. and when you cook cinnabar to about 1,500 degrees fahrenheit vaporyou condense that you get liquid mercury. ,and that mercury was used to separate gold from its ore. >> what i have here is a beautiful piece we call a potato ore. it is totally mercury and sulfur. it's called cinnabar. a gentleman by the name of andre castilero came through from mexico to kick sutter out of his forte to save california from mexico. and on the way he stopped at mission santa clara, saw this beautiful red rock, cooked it , that night, put a glass on top that, fumes, put water on put his finger inside, and said, "aha. i am a millionaire." and then this particular operation here became a gold mine from 1845 until 1976. they made $70 million in profits out of here. when a visitor comes through, we try to explain to them what a tunnel is and how a working, -- looking for the red rock, you may dig into the side of the bill and you made a tunnel and , the tunnel goes horizontal into the hillside. and then you p

cinnabar is mercury's ore. when you cook cinnabar to about 1,500 degrees fahrenheit and condense the vapor you get liquid mercury. that mercury was used to separate gold from its ore. >> what i have here is a beautiful piece we call a potato ore. it is mercury and sulfur, it's called cinnabar. a gentleman by the name of andre castilero came through from mexico to kick sutter at of his fort to save california from mexico. and on the way he stopped at mission santa clara, saw this beautiful red rock, cooked it that night, put a glass on top of the fumes, paw water on that put his finger inside and said aha, i'm a millionaire. this is mercury. and then this particular operation here became a gold mine from 1845 until 1976. they made $ 0 million in profits. out of here. when a visitors -- when a visitor comes through, we try to explain to them what a tunnel is and how a working, looking for the red rock, you made -- you may dig into the side of the hill and you made a tunnel and the tunnel goes horizontal into the

next its cousin below it is mercury chloride. and another form of mercury and you see it called in the older books and this is a clue, corrosive sub lum ate, don't put anything like that on your skin. it was used for topical washes and to take away pock holes. it would take away stuff, all righty. and last here is iron. and that is a stip tick water used as a wash. it is -- it is not like maybe as bad as the other ones but still not something that you should be putting on your skin. it is used in dyes a lot. you'll also see it called green vitriol, it is confusing because there are things called vitriol. some are okay and some are not. and green is not okay. white vitriol was zinc sulfate and that is fine. you find that in modern-day stuff. so moving on to the heavy metals, we've got acids. so they tend to be used for things like tooth preparations for whitening the teeth. because it strips away the enamel. it would -- that would work. don't do that. and that -- that acid, you'll see called spirited vitriol, so another vitriol. d

eating so much fish i am trying to back down off of the high-mercury fish. $26.92? there's mercury in a lot of seafood, from both natural sources and pollution. at low levels, it doesn't affect us too much. but over the year, i've been sending hair samples to my biologist friend dan kristol. hi, nice to see you. how have you been? >> i'm good, how are you? >> greenberg: turns out dan has some bad news about my mercury levels. >> i think what is happening is you are just getting death by a thousand cuts. you are just eating so much. you are eating stuff that has detectable mercury that we normally wouldn't worry about because you would only be eating it twice a week, say. those gains in omega-3, i am not sure why you want to have a lot of omega-3. is it for your heart of for your brain? >> greenberg: they say both. >> yeah, so i am pretty sure that it is helping your heart, but unfortunately mercury, it is pretty clear that mercury increases your risk of cardiac events too. so you probably wiped out all the gains there. and for the brain it is pretty clear th

. >> he was one of the first seven, the mercury seven.was up there for more time than the previous five astronauts combined. it is still a record for solo flight that stands today. >> i believe he was looking for nuclear missile silos. there was an anomaly that didn't match that of a nuclear threat. it dawned onim it could be only one other thing. it had to be a ship wreck. one day before he passed away, gordon said, darryl, i haven't shared this with anybody. sounds crazy but it's a treasure map from space. >> get out of here! so cool, man. >> darryl was given this map while he's searching for treasure on a global scale, the treasures in this garage are amazing. this is the voice data recordings for the entirety of the mercury seven flight. and in this exclusive clip you'll be able to see a bit more of tonight when it airs, he's following along the course, listening to the tapes, putting it together. some of the most interesting moments happen when gordon's saying nothing. >> it's not the fact he's gone silent. it's where he's gone silen

next -- san jose mercury. tv ads next week. >> and two weeks going to go up with a new set of billboards in six cities across the country. >> reporter: tesla said he believes those who want a more sustainable future should not have a seat at the table. we disagree but he said elon musk has been at the table for months and it hasn't had any impact. >> at what point do you give up on trying to influence the people from the inside because it is not working. >> reporter: melissa caen, kpix 5. >> he put $150,000 deposit on a tesla but when he learned about elon musk's involvement with the trump administration he gave up and donated the cost to thetic law. >>> a -- the aclu. >>> an arct fact is back in the bay area after it was lost a decade ago. da lin with more. >> police badge they never thought they would ever see in person. the best documentation is in this picture. the badge of the city's first police chief. but here it is. the long lost 14-carat gold diamond studded badge. a couple paid $5 for a box of books

aren't you worried about mercury?helle, on the list of things i expect to kill me, mercury poisoning ranks well below liver failure, struck by lightning and heart attack during sex. guess which one i'm rooting for. charles? speaking of things i expect to kill me. what a lovely surprise. michelle, this is my mother evelyn. mom, michelle. evelyn, it's a pleasure. you have a wonderful son. yes, i do. but charlie and alan must never learn of him. before she kills, she likes to torture. so, how did you two meet? charlie asked me to look at a little thing on his butt. oh, smooth, charlie. she's a dermatologist, mom. oh, a doctor? so you have access to charlie's medical records and still went out with him. okay, nice to see you, mom. i don't want to keep you from whatever poor schmuck you're here to meet.

provided to the mercury news. some found out the hard way that they have to make a transfer to get to theiral destination. here's a look at the warm springs schedule snag. there is no full service from here to the richmond line yet. that means richmond riders have to, after 6:00, take a transfer at the fremont station to get there. daley city riders, there's a transfer on weekends in order to get to the richmond line. if you're a casual rider, maybe just take b.a.r.t. to a ball game or so, know that the transfer adds time to that ride. to be fair, that transfer is listed on the b.a.r.t. schedule. and the reason for the lack of full service, according to b.a.r.t., the spokesman told the mercury new it's because there aren't enough trains to go around. we know there's a fleet coming. but we know from our own reporting that's not happening until likely next year. in freemont, kris sanchez. >> thank you very much. >> 6:05 right now. today is the last day for victims of the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire to apply for

according to the media partner, the "mercury news," the increase is in every type of crime except bike and auto thefts. it's unclear what is behind the crime increase but smartphone thefts are still a major issue. and then they discuss about what to do about fare evasion, and building physical barriers at fare gates. as for the group of teens that robbed several people and beat two others this past saturday, several arrest warrants have been issued but so far no arrests. reporting live in fremont, matt keller, abc7 news. >>> this video of a crash on a 43 is just crazy. look at this. what is more wild is what happens when the car stops rolling. >>> and then here's a feature you will only see on "abc7 mornings." we keep weather and traffic on we keep weather and traffic on yo >>> we're back to 5:13. this video was caught on a dashcam in alabama. you see it there on the left side of your screen. a white jeep rolling over several times. it's the right side of the screen. the driver was not wearing the seat belt. you see him tumbling o jeep as the jeep land on its side. there was a speeding

. >> reporter: after the mercury news pointed out the price tag, the board pulled the item for further review. >> i was not comfortable bringing the contract before the board today. >> reporter: this commercial featuring dancing babies highlights one of the problems that the county is facing, it was supposed to highlight county services but instead just promotes the county hospital. >> we want to see thatture money is spent wisely. >> we will rethink the account. >> reporter: the executive said he is looking to still hire the firm but not in the million dollars range. they have already spent $150,000 on the assessment alone. >>> coming up, netflix coming to california, new reports that the streaming company is moving its production budget to the golden state. >> from arguing to a violent confrontation, what we are learning about this fight between an officer and a pedestrian. >> we do not condone this behavior with any of our officers >> we have more coming up on ktvu news right after the break . >>> welcome back to ktvu news, all of the news, weather and information you need to know t

during his 34-hour space flight on the final mercury mission in 1963, astronaut gordon cooper createdap of anomalies that he saw in the ocean. now a ship wreck hunter is using it. this is from the discovery channel and star of the docu series, cooper's treasure airing tuesdays at 10:00. it's on tonight. darrell, good to have you on. a fascinating story. gordon keeper, the youngest of the mercury 7 astronauts and holds a record for a single space flight. he's orbiting the earth and looks at the caribbean and sees what? >> he's familiar because of his passion and interest in ship wreck exploration that he identified unusual growth patterns and reef areas that might be that of ship wreck material. he had an incredible camera on board at the time that he spoke up as well as well as his a cute vision. according to one of the nasa space engineers, he had 20/10 vision and could identify things from space that most people couldn't do. >> jon: so he created this map while in space and buttressed it when he came back to earth and didn't talk about it for decades, right? >> yes. he took a notebo

mercury news reports council members have approved a new five level parking lot at the corner of hamilton avenue and waverley street. it will be built on top of a street level lot that holds 80 cars. it will hold more than 350 spaces and open by 2020. >>> trying to charge up. happening today the oakland port commission looking at its electric vehicle parking and charging infrastructure the port is analyzing the possibility of adding more charging stations. the state is requiring ports and other goods and transportation agencies to reduce fossil fuel use and increase the use of electric-based energy. >>> also happening right now in the north bay, the public getting a chance to weigh in in discussions about improving the airport. the county is considering expandiexpand i -- plans to expand the airport. >>> the san francisco library introducing a new library card that will come in handy for thousands of students called the scholar card. it's ee's an all access pass t connects students to millions of free resources the. card will be unveiled at the tenderloin community elementary school. >>>

the mercury is expected to climb into the 80s. >> announcer: nbc10 news starts now. >>> welcome backo nbc10 news today. it's 6:00 on this sunday. happy easter. meteorologist, krystal klei is celebrating the summer-like conditions in the first alert neighborhood forecast. >> and you are going to g

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a mercury news reports immigration agents detained the canadian citizen outside the jail last week. forrest hayes died of a drog overdose in 2014. >>> a bill to make california a sanctuary state hit a mange hurdle in sacramento. the bill would limit how much california law enforcement could cooperate with federal immigration agents. >> we will cooperate with our friends at the federal level with serious and violent felons, but we ontario cooperate or lift a finger or spend a single cent when we're talking about separating children from their mothers. >> if you're convicted and you'ring suvds in our prison as a human trafficker, this bill shields you from deportations. >> the bill now moves to the assembly. >>> confusion and concern tonight surrounding a new guideline from federal authorities that may make it a lot harder for foreign computer programmers to come to work in silicon valley. here's abc7 news reporter janine. >> the heart of silicon valley runs on the skills and innovation of those who love working in computer science. but the reality is not enough people do. >> we're on

she had been able to take her wayward character, her mercurial temperament and channel it into a cause she believed in. in the process, she helped the allies win the war. when i went down to the syrian to talk to them about betty -- when i went down to the cia to talk to them about betty, they said one of the things we tell our recruits is inspired by betty. we tell them, the last person to whom you say good night is the most dangerous. think about it. betty was the personification of that warning. i think there perhaps is something else our spy masters today could learn from betty. we live in an age of electronic intelligence, we have eyes in the sky. we are trying to crack iphones, hack into computers, but we don't seem to put much focus on human intelligence, the agents who can get close to the enemy. this is perhaps one of the reasons why we were caught by surprise on 9/11, why what happened in france was able to happen, and in nice without much warning. we need more human agents. i was just, whether than waterboarding, perhaps we need water-bedding. [laughter] howard: perhaps in t

the "mercury news" says in one case, an officer was arresting a man on probable drug-related charges. the man resisted, kicked the supervisor in the head, that supervisor then tased the man. again auditors saying this is a justified use of the taser. but they say when reviewing the incidents, investigators later interviewed the man right in front of that injured officer. they also asked him leading questions. and they had two witnesses, they asked witnesses questions together instead of apart individually. so once auditors completed this they said there is room for improvement when reviewing these taser-related cases. but the use of the taser was justified. >> sandra, you said there was and another taser incident that they looked into. did they find any problems with the review process there? >> reporter: they did. they said in that particular case, it was about the wording, after this incident was all over and they went back to write the reports. they said that the investigators with all this use what they called overheated language. basically exaggerating a little bit. regardless of

a mercury news reports immigration agents detained the canadian citizen outside the jail last week. forrest hayes died of a drog overdose in 2014. >>> a bill to make california a sanctuary state hit a mange hurdle in sacramento. the bill would limit how much california law enforcement could cooperate with federal immigration agents. >> we will cooperate with our friends at the federal level with serious and violent felons, but we ontario cooperate or lift a finger or spend a single cent when we're talking about separating children from their mothers. >> if you're convicted and you'ring suvds in our prison as a human trafficker, this bill shields you from deportations. >> the bill now moves to the assembly. >>> confusion and concern tonight surrounding a new guideline from federal authorities that may make it a lot harder for foreign computer programmers to come to work in silicon valley. here's abc7 news reporter janine. >> the heart of silicon valley runs on the skills and innovation of those who love working in computer science. but the reality is not enough people do. >> we're on

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mercury has been taken out of three vaccines but in this country.remains in the flu vaccine. 48 million flu vaccines and it's in vaccines all over the world. it is the most potent neurotoxin known to man that is radioactive. how can we inject that into a child? if you take that vaccine vial and break it, you have to dispose of that out out you have to evacuate the building. why would we take that substance and inject it into a little baby. >> tucker: the argue 789 as you know is that group immunity, herald immunity is what you are searching for and, yes, there are down sides. >> herd immunity. everybody benefits. >> when they are talking about herd immunity they are talking about casually contagious diseases like measles. last month, a group of very prestigious scientists with the robust study of african children. studied the dbt on pertussis and tetanus vaccine most widely distributed vaccine in the world. urging every kid in africa gets it they did a vaccinated study which has never been done. and what they found was that kids who did not get the

according to the "mercury news," riders are discovering the warm springs station doesn't provide full service, and you are on the richmond line you have to get off on the next stop, the fremont station and transfer to another northbound train and then on weekends the schedules flips. and they say they are not enough trains to run a two-line service, and when they get the two cars they will start the full service in 2018. and b.a.r.t. management has a history of over promising and that's why public confidence in b.a.r.t. is declining. b.a.r.t. is declining. you >> matt, abc7 news. >>> and then a tense showdown over the supreme court nominee, neil gorsuch. >> today the senate judiciary committee is planning to vote on the nominee, gorsuneil gorsuch. >> senate majority leader is threatening to do whatever it takes to break a filibuster by democrats, and it's not clear if they will need to, and the white house needs five more defectors to avoid the so-called nuclear option. there are real nukes at stake in there are real nukes at stake in the growing korea. >> we can't allow china to rape

and these plants have cleaned up already and there's not much of a market for a used mercury scrubbers that he thought this was a good gesture on send the public to take a meaningless step threatening on risk public health. >> so what is the problem here? is it possible everybody in this administration is anti-science in or is this just a pro business move to sort of y, the e. parx in the business world, this organizationhat puts on lots of things that come in the way of companies good moan in. >> it is not a good business move because the most don't like this kind of jerking around. they've gone ahead and installed scrubbers thafrl glad to have installed them. i think it is a symbolic thing says it was done by the democrats. therefore it is bad. and it is not really being driven by business. in many cases, businesses tell me, we tell them please don't do these things. but we're not willing because we're afraid there might be retaliation. >> i took part in the earth summit this weekend. i walked the a republican, as red as they get from a republican state in a republican county. this

mercury news reports peggy demeo is evicting 35 of her 41 tenants so she can participate in a program that provides housing to homeless veterans. under the program she can charge market price for the apartments and she'll get a subsidy for participating meaning she'll be making more than she is renting to her prior tenants. supporters of the program told the merc while she's not breaking laws, this was not how they expected the program to be used. >> we've been reporting on this for days if not weeks, folks in the northeast and certainly in n the southern u.s. have been pounded by storms all weekend. >> an estimated the 5 million people are facing dangerous weather we didn't realize how bad the storm was until part of his home was blown away. >> when we gathered down here because the top on the house started peeling off so we knew it was a serious storm. >> much of the country remains under severe warnings for tornados, hail and heavy wind as people's lives have changed in an instant. travelers are advised to check their flights if they're headed east or south. >>> getting ready for o

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locked down and people nearby were asked to shelter in place, and according to our media partner, the "mercury news," the animal was given a gps collar so they could track the movements once its released. >>> sun is out, guns out, i have not made it to the gym. >> i will keep my suit on for the rest of the morning. that's all i am saying. there's going to be a lot of farmer's tans this weekend, and it may get warm enough next week when those people work outside, it's a quick transition from the 60s to the 90s, and we have to be careful on the serious side of it. >>> san jose, mostly clear this morning. you start off cloudy. it's going to be brighter for all of us today. clear, breezy in the hills and the coast again, one more night, and our warmest day, looks like wednesday, we will get near 90 inland. here's a look at the jet stream. %-p. let's go through the microclimates. downtown san francisco, 69 degrees today. even the sunset will be around 65. eastbound, 72 in oakland. richmond, 70. and down in the south bay, 74, spring sunshine, and san jose, and los gatos and santa clara at 74. climbi

were worried about mercury. how do we meet those nutritional benefits of fish while making sure were protecting consumers against some of the horrible things associated with mercury. beginning with arsenic. this is a complex task how do you deal with the natural contaminant that found in a food source? what should the fda take ? fda has done a lot a lot of sampling first, family sampling a lot of foods, looking at methodology. the particular species of arsenic is in organic arsenic which is of the greatest health concern. looking at what foods contain it and what health risks are associated with that. at about one year ago we announced was a risk assessment on arsenic and specifically arsenic and rice. rice contains some of the highest level of inorganic arsenic that the fda has tested. we put out a lot of data. what is the science that we base this on and what is the necessarily public health action. what we realized we looked at all that science is what we're most concerned about was the growing body of litera

the san jose mercury news reports 983 crashes happened on the route last year.34% increase from 2015. traffic enforcement was reduced along the route for a number of reasons, but plans to add more troopers to patrol it. chp and drivers told the mercury more enforcement is necessary to bring the number back down. drivers said cameras could help with speeders, but the chp doesn't support that. >>> when it comes to cut through traffic from mapping apps, one south bay town this summer is ready to turn lemons into lemonade. you may remember the problems we reported on last year in los gatos and drivers would bypass highway 17 by cutting through downtown los gatos. los gatos is going to close their main artery every weekend from memorial day to labor day. as a way to further discourage cut through traffic, summer events are planned in the town plaza. be aware of all that. >> stopping floods before they happen. the last of three public meetings addressing flood and risk prevention in the south bay happens tonight at 6:00. this series of meetings is held by the santa cl

the mercury news reports the defense team is portraying lamar as a girl who ran from home over questions about her sexuality. a friend testified lamar was interested in girls and couldn't share those feelings with her religious mother. it ties to the defense's many main argument that the accused murderer didn't not abduct lamar at a bus stop. authority have rejected that. >>> the family of a boy injured by a falling tree will be allowed to sue pg&e for damages. the free fell on him and nearly killed him. he had a leg amputated. the family will be allowed to sue pg&e. they argue the family failed to expect trees at the power lines near their park. >>> an artist wants to light up the civic auditorium. here's a glance at what it could look like. the public art project was set the sides of the auditorium up with neon lights. the lights would spell out the word "zi vic" and it would be funded by the city's civic art trust. >> 4:40, new video to show you. caltran's crews supposed to be wrapping up overnight work on the bay bridge. work is supposed to be finishing up in the next few minutes or

according to the mercury news, rodney howbauer will be standing trial in august for the deaths of two of five women killed during a string of homicides in 1976. their bodies were discovered on gypsy hill road in pacifica. he has been in prison for the last 40 years and a judge had to find him fit to stand trial aga again. >>> 28-year-old jose perez of oakland was arrested on sunday, a day after the shooting. newark police say perez and two others robbed a union city man and then shot and killed him. officers are still searching for two other suspects. >>> we're getting our first look at portions of a manifesto believed to be written by the man at the center of a nationwide man hunt. the 161 page document allegedly written by joseph jakubowski details how he says the government has wronged him. he goes on to call the government a gang of terrorists. the manifesto was mailed to president trump. jakubowski wrote he's not afraid to die. he's been on the run for more than a week after allegedly stealing 18 guns from a wisconsin gun store. >>> closing a chapter in america's history. a statu

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. >> the san jose mercury news reports the $35 million bail is the largest ever in san mateo county. tiffany li is the real estate heiress in her trial is set to begin in september. >>> california appeals court upheld the climate change effort that requires companies to buy credits if they exceed pollution limits. cabinet trade law limits convert -- carbon emissions and greenhouse gases. businesses in the state chamber commerce filed a lawsuit saying forcing the companies to buy credits is equivalent to a tax increase and that requires approval of the legislature. the court sided with the governor in a ruling saying the option sales are not attacks.>>> 4:37 am availing concorde which are help this morning to find their special therapy dog. is an english springer spaniel and it provides healing for their 11-year-old son. the dog went missing last weekend. azenith smith has more on the search. >> reporter: 11-year-old carson basis heartbroken, a big part of his heart is missing. he and his dog are inseparable, together for five years, this is his therapy dog. >> he's like a brother to

minority groups tell the mercury news that blocks minority candidates from becoming elect said. the lawsuit claims for district voting, similar to what happens in larger cities and all california counties. >> the giants home opener was everything fans could hope for, except for one scary moment. which we'll get to in a second. besides the gorgeous day, the giants defeated arizona 4-1, thanks in large part to an error by the diamondbacks in the first inning. matt moore's solid pitching over eight innings held up for the win. >> back to the scary moment. buster posey was hit in the head by a 94-mile-per-hour fastball. >> that was actually a grounder in the inning that they scored three runs. we'll work on getting that for you, but it was a moment of fear for giantses yesterday as posey ended up getting plunked on the head and sat on the ground momentarily. we saw him fix his helmet and stand back up. we're told he will be re-evaluated today, but he is expected to return to action soon. after the game, manager bruce bochy pointed out there's added concern whenever posey does return

the mercury news reports the vandals broke into five homes on rosemont court and rosemore avenue.y went in and broke doors, damaged appliances and trashed the interiors of the homes. the estimated damage, $50,000. agents debuted those homes on saturday just before the vandals struck. >>> home opener against the diamondbacks happens today. the light are already on at at&t park, and that field is ready. >> very green and very lush. we're going to get to kari, but right now, pete is joining us. there are some changes at the ballpark. somable, some not. tell us about it. >> good morning to you, sam and laura. the home opener is finally here for the giants. we're here at at&t park. yes, some new things for fans to check out. here at the popular coca-cola fan lot. maybe when you're down here, you can give the slide a shot. of course, fans will enjoy that. and a new thing they're going to do, over in right field, the sf park flag. that's going to be raised after every victory this seize. hopefully it's raised today. i am going to show you the toyota fan zone. it's bare right now, but i p

media partners at san jose mercury news report the victim is a 41-year-old man from san jose. >> gilbert baker, the man who designed the rainbow flag died. fellow activist cleef jones said my dearest friend in the world is gone. gilbert baker gave the world the rainbow flag, gave me 40 years of love and friendship. abc news is live in san francisco with more on his legacy. he created a symbol for an entire movement. >> dan let me tell through is a vigil planned this evening for gilbert baker beginning at 7:00 a.m. at castro and market. you were right, this has been a surprise to so many people. a friend of his called me over the phone to let me know gilbert baker passed today. he died in his sleep in his apartment in new york. and what can i say? what a life. he described the flag as symbol of hope. it was gay activist harvey milk who pushed him to make something positive for the gay community. he told me he picked the rainbow because it is the one thing that everyone loves to see up in the sky. so he spent days and days dyeing and sewing that flag. it finally went up in june 1978. now h

full page ad in "the new york times," "washington post," "san francisco chronicle," and san jose "mercury news." >> reporter: that's not all. >> next week we are going on the air with tv adthat will run in "meet the press," "morning joe" and full frontal. in two weeks a new set of billboards in six cities across the country. >> reporter: tesla issued a statement today saying, mr. derwin believes those who want a more sustainable future should not have a seat at the table. we disagree. he says musk has been at the table for months and it hasn't had any impact. >> my question on musk, at what point do you give up on trying to force these people from the inside, because it's not working? what's working is you are serving as a propaganda tool for donald trump. >> mr. derwin put $150,000 deposit on a tesla for himself. when he learned about musk's involvement with the trump administration he gave up his deposit and donated the full cost of the tesla to the aclu. >>> president trump will mark his 100th day in office this week. first he needs to work with congress to keep the government funded a

. >>> the "mercury news" states that ann coulter has decided not to speak at berkeley. e-mail to the ap, coulter said she still might swing by to say hello to all her supporters. >>> "the new york times" outlines the fcc chairman's plans to loosen oversight of internet providers. ajit pai wants to roll back a plan. it would leave the industry to lead itself. his plan is expected to pass. >>> the "hartford courant" reports that some well known espn personalities will lose their jobs. >> usually we close otl each day with an item to smile or laugh. today is not a good day for that. as you may have read or head elsewhere a number of colleagues are leaving us here today at espn. >> former athletes and long-time broadcasters are among the 100 employees being laid off. espn is owned by disney and is being squeezed by sports rights and a shrinking subscriber cable baze. >>> and florida today reports problems of nasa's nextg generation space suits. auditors say the suits won't be ready for years now. they have cost $2.5 million in past decades. >>> still to come, a new smart de

. >> tichelman has been on the radar for some time the "mercury news" reports that i.c.e. agent put an immigration hold on her a month after her sentencing. >>> in san francisco a young man suspected of killing a 65- year-old woman as she walked to her bus stop has been released with no charges. thelian wu was shot and died. two others were shot and are recovering. jonathan santos was arrested on suspicion of murder and two counts of attempted murder but yesterday the d.a.'s office released santos without charges. they only revealed that the investigation is ongoing. >>> one man is dead after a boating accident in the north bay off lawson's landing near dillon beach at the northern end of tomales bay. two men were out boating with their dogs yesterday afternoon. the victim was thrown overboard from the strong waves. the coast guard was able to rescue the other man but could not get to the victim in time. they are still looking for one of the dogs. >>> the abalone season is getting shorter. april and november are slashed from the season. divers will be limited to 12 red aba

of course no one can step in the shoes of freddie mercury who still throws shade after all these yearsnd band members are doing 25 stop tour if you don't mine flying around the globe the band will kick off its tour in prague the chech republic on november 1s november 1st. i love queen. >>> tmz says that carmelo anthony i didn't know there was a tmz sports apparently there is. anthony and his wife are splitting. sources tell tmz carl mellow go a dancer at a gentleman's club pregnant. gentleman's club aka strip club? >> that's what that is. >> i don't know any gentlemen that go in there. >> noise way to put it his wife la-la moved out of the family home in new york and is staying at her own place. the two were married in 2010 and have a ten-year-old son together. why do that they call eight gentleman's club. >> kind of make sound better. >> all of which is allegedly. >> hopefully they get it together. carmella low love to you and la-la. >> as we say this it's none of my business. >> yes. >> really. if you like that type of stuff we got more of it coming up. [ laughter ] >> tmz and dish n

the mercury news reporting the bay area is the department of urban developments first jurisdiction that allows households with six figure incomes to qualify for subsid e subsidizing housing. san francisco and san mateo county families that earn $105,000 or less can now be considered low income and receive section eight vouchers. >>> and living wage rates are apparently making it harderer for some bay area restaurants to survive. business school researchers are studying the bay area dining scene. they found higher minimum wages along with poor online reviews from patrons often increase the chances that a restaurant will close. >> 4:50. coming up, one of the most powerful women in silicon valley talks with nbc bay area. sheryl sandberg talks to us about her new book. an interview you'll see here first. >> but first, happening right now, workers in new orleans taking down a confederate monument that honors whites who resisted the government after the civil war. this is the first of four monuments to be removed. >> today is the 102nd anniversary of the armenian genocide. they view it as a s

they also told the mercury news that mr. craig ignored orders to drop his gun. >> the lawsuit seeks damages against santa clara county as well as deputy doug ulrich for negligence and excessive use of force. >>> officers responding to a stolen car found themselves facing gunfire. two suspects are accused of attempted murder. police say the gunman fired at the officers in the costco parking lot in antioch this afternoon. he didn't hit anyone. police say the gunman also accidentally shot himself in the leg. police arrested the suspect and the driver of the stolen car. >>> a predator snuck in to a home in san mateo county and snatched the family pet. tonight kpix 5 len ramirez tells us about the four-legged intruder. >> the door was slightly open, maybe like this. >> reporter: the door was only slightly ajar to let in fresh air while they were sleeping but it was enough to let a mountain lion slip in and take away a beloved pet right next to a sleeping child. >> as soon as i saw it walk back out, the way it was walking, i thoug