housing to come through. >> reporter: san francisco's mayor saying despite pushback posing a new navigation center, the centers are a safe place for homeless to get a real chance at a fresh start and are safe to the neighbors as well. >> we look at the data, and we look at the proximity of what were hahs in terms of crime and proximity to a navigation center. we have not seen any indication with the data that demonstrates that having one of those has increased crime. >> reporter: for their part, opponents mainta has already increased in their area since plans for that navigation center were announced. those neighbors filing a brief in court just last friday asking a judge to temporarily block construction. in san francisco, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> governor new? is calling on the president to approve 50,000 more housing vouchers to help address california's homeless crisis. the request came in a letter yesterday signed by the governor and the mayors of the 13 largest cities in california including san francisco, oakland, and san jose. that letter also asks the president to increase the value of housi

that is also a process used to place people in our navigation centers. if we've identified and unsheltered homeless person who is a priority for housing placement we want to get them into a safe space and also a place where we can work with them most effectively and efficiently to get them into housing, which resolves their homelessness. finally we also work closely with several programs, the homeward bound program, the police department, homeless unit that works with people on the street. they also have the ability to place people into our navigation centers. that is a brief overview of the current status of our emergency services. i am very pleased to say that mayor breed issued a may oral initiative last fall that supports us to add 1,000 additional shelter beds and 500 supportive housing units between last fall and the end of 2020. we are in that process of expanding. we have done some expansion already. we have about 750 additional beds we are trying to add to the system now. in addition, the mayor has provided her support behind our department stra

i know we tried to do the waterfront navigation center up and running. if i had to call one out, that's the one i'd call out. >> sam peaks with public works. i won't take long. i just wanted to elaborate on what he said, the commander or deputy chief or david. i think beds is the number one issue. our frustration being out there, seeing the folks that are out there, you know, in need and not being able to actually help them is probably the main issue from public works' standpoint because we're seeing the same people over and over out there on the street, so i would say beds is probably the main issue. >> president hirsch: all right. so your request would be probably a couple thousand more beds? >> yeah. >> president hirsch: really? it's a start. >> so i think the commissioners have said it tonight. when it comes to addiction, it's not an easy solution. i think for the department of public health, we want to do as much as we can in dealing with aix did, but we want to meet people where they're at. addiction is a lifelong journey. it's a lifelong journey t

one crew proposed building the 45 navigation center near their homes on dakota road. hated the idea altogether. saying the $2 million cost of the project should be spent elsewhere. >> they just totally ignored her concerns. and they're going to do this expensive experiment, is not acceptable. >> we heard from the committee and thought about the fact it was here and closer to the axis of the services, it had originally when you look at the rubric, the highest scoring and so, based on that information what we decided to make the motion to move it to city hall. >> see officials argue there is an urgent need for a homeless navigation center is lawlessness and fremont has jumped 21% in two years. the city hopes to have the navigation center opened by the middle of next year. >>> and a kennedy, a private property area in manioc will be evicted. he has allowed people to stay on his property for $625 on. the city told him his place does not meet the standards of an rv park. if residents are not by october 1 to be fined $14,000 a week. 60 people at the park and many say they d

or the opening is delayed, the city wrote, hundreds of unsheltered people whom the navigation center would serve will instead remain on the streets. >> reporter: the group safe embarcadero for all will decide whether or not to appeal the judge's ruling. and again, this new center would open as early as november. more likely december. neighbors say they are being treated unfairly because there is already another navigation center nearby about a mile away. i'm live in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> in the east bay union city has shut down its entire computer system after being affected by a virus over the weekend. city officials say this has never happened before and is having a direct impact on the public. anser is live with the story. >> reporter: yeah, good evening. anybody who's looking to make a payment or apply for a permit here at union city, you have to wait. residents concerned that their personal information may have been compromised, you have to wait as well. the city says it will take several days before they can sort this whole thing out. reg

there are six navigation centers in san francisco. location would be the city's seventh center. navigation centers are high surface homeless shelters that aim to move people off the streets within a short period of time by providing them with extra resources. we are joined live with the details of this case and how it's part of building a better bay area. >> reporter: the judge sided with the city basically saying if you build it, you take homeless people off the street. they transition to a better life and hopefully away from drugs and crime. but that's not what people here wanted to hear. he told me his name was he frequents this area. neighbors are concerned that the area will be flooded with homeless people. you are homeless? >> pretty much. >> reporter: do you understand that people don't want the center sometimes? >> i don't think so. >> reporter: crime in this area also rises and falls just like in many san francisco neighborhoods exhib neighborhoods, but when a woman was caught on camera being attacked by a homeless man, neigh

. >> amanda del castillo in remont, looking to lock down the homeless navigation center location, brought out hundreds of people, including in this overflow area.gss a employees. state senators just passed a measure to give new wage and benefit protections to workers for so-called gig economy companies like uber and lyft. >> make it harder for companies to classify workers as independent contractors. now heads back to state assembly for final approval over strong republican opposition. governor newsom is expected to sign the bill. >>> happening now, overflow crowd, hundreds jam a fremont city council meeting to weigh in on fate of homeless navigation center. >> two locations proposed. amanda is live. >> reporter: council members are nearing end of deliberations, decision could come down any moment. we're outside city hall with the overflow c residents are divided. >> frankly we demand that you listen to us. >> reporter: more than 400 public speakers hope to sway shirts, stickers, signs and ideas of how to best help the homeless. first speaker of the night. >> doesn't matter the location,

the housing to come through. >> reporter: services goes to say despite pushback opposing a new navigation centerplace for homeless to get a real chance at a fresh start and are safe for the neighbors as well. >> look at the data and proximity of what happens in terms of crime and its proximity to a navigation center we've not seen any indication with the data that demonstrates that having one of these has increased crime. >> reporter: for their part opponents of the navigation center maintain crime has increased in the area since plans for the center were announced. the neighbors found a brief in court last friday asking the judge to temporarily block construction. christein kafton. >>> governor newsom called on the president to approve a 50,000 more housing vouchers to help address california's homeless crisis. the request came in a letter signed by the governor and the mayor's of the 13 largest cities in california including san francisco, oakland and san jose. the letter also asked the president to increase the value of the housing vouchers and create a program to incentivize landlords to wor

one location will be chosen and the navigation center will be built. the meeting has started. cheryl herd will have the latest on the vote and all the fall out tonight on our 11:00 news cast. >>> it didn't work. after testing a new gate system at b.a.r.t. stations, the transit agency decided they are not worth it. back in july b.a.r.t. installed

the navigation center go up.g to go up anywhere threw at least happy to know that it's going up near city cap near city hall. so that the government can go ahead and help watch in the area and patrol the area. now as of just last month there were 100 and 78 homeless encampments right here in the city of fremont and city council says they hope to have this navigation center all set up by next year. reporting live in the city of fremont christina teatro for news. ok, thank you christina. in 6 33 in the south bay, a parking lot meant to provide a safe space for homeless people is raising safety concerns. >>among the community that lives there the lot is available from 07:00am to 07:00pm well sorry overnight hours 07:00pm 07:00am it's on the lies are bliss street across from the 7 trees community center. and this is an area long plagued by violence gangs and crime. a san jose merlo has also been vocal about flaws in this program saying in a really doesn't cater to families with children. >>clear that we need to move

there are 5 active navigation centers in the city of san francisco that's according to s f dot org combined they have nearly 500 beds, according to the statistics on the website, 54% of people who leave the center failed to find a permanent home and ended up back on the streets will keep you posted this the stories still developing back to you thank you very much ant a driver has been arrested after driving the wrong way on the entire span of the bay bridge. >>it happened shortly before 3 this morning officers received calls about a tesla model 3 sedan driving eastbound in the westbound lanes so chp says of the driver went. toll plaza. a spike strip was used to stop the driver around 5th avenue in oakland, the driver is in custody. and while the chp says investigating this case. >>police are investigating a homicide that happened early friday morning in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood. according to police officers responded to a shooting in the 200 block of mcallister straight a while around one in the morning. the victim 48 year-old william lewis of san francisco was taken to a hos

new navigation center to help the homeless. >> the only position i take is the decision-making. i believe this is a critical for fremont. >> it has been set up underneath the big tree next to the city hall with his tent since tuesday. he said he is not against the navigation center but believe it should be a ballot issue for the voters to decide, not city leaders. we talked to one person of the navigation center who said for him, it makes no sense. >> for someone who has great access it just seems a little ironic. >> on tuesday city leaders are set to vote building the navigation center behind city hall or a property on dakota road . >>> the number of homeless people riding part is now on the rise. average of 160 homeless people on per 100 cars on weekends from april through june. that number was 79 during the same timeframe last year. numbers were lower on weekdays. bart says it is continuing to push for regional approach to homeless crisis and work with the counties we serve. >>> community service groups in the bay area are saying they are facing challenges recruiting and reta

the navigation center for the homeless will be billed. >>> a look at what is going on in san francisco is terrible. >> the white house plans to round up the homeless in san francisco to help with the problem. the details of the plan where the homeless will be going. >>> good morning two and welcome to mornings on 2, wednesday morning, september 11. i am dave clark. let's talk about your weather for this wednesday. steve paulson's is back, it is good to see a. >> you to be seen is going to get warmer, right? but it will warm up. >> a cooldown and maybe, maybe, tuesday the first of the season for the north. the september warm-up till we get there. sounds like outside my back door. low clouds around, it was close yesterday, very close yesterday, okay. there you go, thank you. a little bit of buildup in the afternoon, rated northeast california, we are getting closer. high pressure will knows in for three days, 50s, 60s in the temperatures, overall 40s and there, the total is for some are now. low 50s already, hardly any breeze whatsoever, i doubt there will be, the high kicks in, technica

chief pointed out at the meeting homeless people are already in fremont, regardless of where the navigation center will be. she says we're not wringing them here, they're already here. the cost to build and operate the center is $7.7 million. it's expected to be up and running by june of next year. reporting live here in fremont, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, thank you. >>> it's 4:36 right now. police are hoping you can help identify a man they're calling a person of interest in the case of a mother of five who was shot and killed last week. they want to talk to the man that you see in this surveillance image and they're hoping you may recognize his car. 44-year-old martha casiano died in oakland after being struck by a stray bullet september 1th, it happened as she left a wedding reception on east 22nd street. there was an argument happening nearby and someone fired a gun. if you know the man in this photo, contact oakland police. >>> students in pittsburg returned to class today, one day after the campus reportedly went on lockdown. the east bay times reporting a violent confrontation

for a restraining order. >> reporter: he said crime is already up in the area surrounding the navigation center. he's arguing the center has not received approval from the state land commission to build it. >> it is violating law every day for proceeding with construction of this project for a law they did not draft. >> reporter: they read in part quote we're pleaset that the judge in part denied construction for this shelter project. it has undergone review, and all land laws were followed. he says it will have a negative impact on the area. >> my concern is that it is a shelter, and it will bring in drug abusers, mentally ill and sex offenders. >> reporter: he says it's a necessary step in guarding the homeless crisis. >> it is about identifying places we can use for this purpose, and if it's available and makes sense economically, then we should do it. >> reporter: and the super matt who oversees the area where it is being built he says if they tackle homelessness, they can't fall victim to not in my back yard mentality. >> we have to tackle it and make sure we're building them all over the

about the navigation center. about our harm reduction process , about narcan grade we have saved a couple of lives using narcan. i want to thank you, director henderson, because the accountability came and addressed the officers on presented on the mediation process and the officers engaged and liked the presentation i really bought into the process. we will hear the numbers shortly about the number of homeless individuals in our city, and the folks waiting on the shelter list every night. that is not lost on us. we also know that we need to be responsive in addressing some of these issues. if you look at our statistics momentarily, you will see that the citations and arrests are down. we would rather get someone connected with the navigation center, there is 15 beds for us, generally speaking. we would rather get someone connected to the navigation center then take them to the county jail, or otherwise. we are using a coordinated outreach strategy, homeless outreach team, public health. we try our very best to g

done. >> in about one year from now we will be breaking ground. >> breaking ground on the first navigation center modeled after berkeley's stair center and it will have sleeping units and community units , showers, laundry and resources. >> whether it is mental health or substance abuse, helping get a job and disability benefits and get them into permanent housing. >> after hours of public comments, the city council made unanimous decision last night to build the first navigation center behind city hall. this following months of research and deliberations and emotional debate from the community. according to the mayor -- >> it is not a single bullet or shot. we have had many efforts that we have tried to work on to address the homelessness from warming shelters and a mobile hygiene unit which will be taking off in the next couple of weeks. >> what is the biggest hurdle? >> electricity. we have notified it them and we want them to expedite it. >> for jason, it is the next step that he needs to get his life back on track. >> if i can find a job , of course i will. who wouldn't? i don't like this. i

when i talked about five navigation centers that is from our department. the department of public health has opened up hummingbird, which is considered part of the city's six navigation centers. it does offer some mental health assistance and some medical. when we provide clinics where people can be assessed, and gets, you know, medical assistance but it is not a care facility. hummingbird has a little more built-in care. that is a challenge that the city is trying to address. it is not our department's expertise to offer medical care. when we offer clinics, we will build the clinic but we have to partner with dph to provide the staffing through street medicine and shelter health staff. we are aware of that. also dph operates the medical respites, which is a shelter step down from hospital. they have expanded that in recent years. those are outside of the department of homelessness and supportive housing. we coordinate with them, but we do not run them. we do not do placements in them. we can talk to the department about individuals that we are concerned a

where the first navigation center will be billed. plus. >> you take a look at what is going on in san francisco, it is terrible. >> a white house plan has a plan to help solve the homeless crisis. a detail of the plan and where the homeless will be going. >>> it is 5:00 on wednesday, september 11. pam cook has the morning off. >> i had to check my watch, i feel like i just got here. good morning i'm dick clark, let's talk about the weather, get warmer, i know that because steve paulson is back. >> i told you. >> you told me. >> i know you're not the biggest fan. >> it will be all right. >> thank you. a little bit of fog, not too much, temperatures on the way up, they start to ease up a little bit, temperatures near average to below, september, it can turn on a dime and that starts today, they will not be bad, doctors near average to a little above tomorrow, high pressure kicks in for a couple days, a bit of an offshore breeze, does not like it will be highlighted or anything like that, northeastern california, this year, also norther

just across the green fencing is where the navigation center is taking full form at this point. neighbors say they don't want it here. >>> he got it wrong. there is no question.>> reporter: disbelieves for save embarcadero for all. after a judge denied the request for an injunction against the embarcadero homeless navigation center. >>> nor does the court except the petitioner's argument that it has shown irreparable harm here from the potential that the opening of this navigation center may subject its members or the public.>> reporter: neighbors who have been leading the charge against the center say the shelter will further deteriorate the quality of life in the neighborhood. >>> looking at the way the city has run other navigation sensors we don't have confidence the city would be able to run this one well. without negative consequences for the neighborhood.>> reporter: city attorneys released this statement. we are pleased the court has denied this baseless request to stop construction. san francisco has a homeless crisis on its hands. we are doing something about it.>>> in

the contests fight over where to put the city's first navigation center for the homeless. the boat any minute now. >>> plus, after a series of feud and scandals, antonio brown is effacing allegations. what radar fans say should happen next. >>> tonight is the first big traffic test for a dual event in mission bay. we see how tens of thousands of fans managed to get through it all. >>> good evening i am veronica de la cruz. >> i am ken bastida. after months of debate and protest outcomes down dravo tonight in fremont. we are live outside of city hall there, where hundreds of people have been waiting all evening to hear where the new homeless navigation center will be built. maria? >> reporter: right now city council members are discussing the topic. after listening to three hours of public comment, it has been a long night. as you can see behind me, look crowd is eagerly waiting on the decision. >> i am homeless. >> reporter: she lost her home just a few months ago. on the brink of us living on the streets, she was among the hundreds of showed up at the city hall tonight. >

this embarcadero navigation center. the city said today the embarcadero navigation center could be open within two months. and that every month it is delayed it will cost them an extra $100,000.>>> authorities are conducting a criminal probe into the dive boat tragedy off the california coast. the fbi coast guard and u.s. attorney in los angeles overseeing the investigation. they are looking into safety issues including whether a night watchman was on duty when the fire broke out before dawn on labor day. 34 people were killed. the majority of them from the bay area. yesterday federal agents raided the office of the boat's owner truth aquatics in santa barbara. >>> off the coast of georgia rescuers have finally freed the final four crew members who were on board a capsized cargo ship. they have been trapped in it for a day and a half. >>> coast guard crews worked to rescue the remaining crew members. from the golden ray cargo ship and saint simons georgia. the workers were trapped for nearly 35 hours.>> they were subjec

there was the do not build the navigation center at all group. you have the maybe, but not in my backyard group. and in there was a yes, pick a place and build a group. >> i just want them to build a. take the money the state is giving us, chip in our own volunteers and support, passion, and love for the community, and build the center. >> reporter: and no group says doesn't mean they don't want to help the homeless. they said they have spent many hours volunteering, helping the homeless out. >> what the city is proposing is a big waste of money. not many resources can go to the underprivileged. >> reporter: the good cause bad location group is all for the navigation center built at city hall, just not at the dakota proposed site, which is y in their backyard. >>> if it's built at city hall, you will be successful. >> reporter: they will take public comment, 45 seconds per person. they expect the meeting and a decision to go well into the night. in fremont, julia goodrich, kpix 5. >>> problems continue at sfo. runway construction is causing cance

ability to bring services directly to the homeless. >> my hope is with the navigation centerhe all that will be a coordinated effort and we can bring it together for these folks. >> reporter: paul forbes who met with the mayor says the navigation center is proving to be a critical bridge for him to permanent housing. >> whenever something becomes availajust waiting for the housing to come through. po from neighbors on the embarcadero opposing new place get a real chance at a fresh start and are safe to the neighbors as well. >> look at the data in the proximity of what happens in terms of crime and its proximity to a navigation center we've not seen any indication with the data that demonstrates that having one of these has increased crime. >> >> reporter: the meeting crime has already increase in the area since plans for the navigation center were announced. those neighbors following a brief in court last friday asking the judge to temporarily block construction. >>> this is ktvu fox28 news at six. >>> a wicked drone attack in saudi arabia a says it looks like iran was behin

. >>> a homeless navigation and center the opponents are still hoping to stop it from opening even as it takes shape on the waterfront. a judge through the opponents a lifeline. >> reporter: take a look. this is the construction site behind the right here. there is still one more legal hurdle for the city of san francisco. an initial legal folly to stop the navigation center failed. >> what i propose to do today is to deny the request for a temporary restraining order. i will set this matter for a hearing for a future date. >> reporter: but they will get a never shot on september 23. >> this means that the city has to explain itself. and eenghow why it is at thecity ing the epr:y failedaltohestes lands commission to build here. the city attorney's office released a statement. "this project has gone through the required environmental real, and all of the appropriate use laws were followed." >> this is a low barriers shelter. for drug abusers and people with a history of sexual offenses, that type of thing. we don't think that that belongs in the neighborhood. 2000 people within three b

a lawsuit was filed to try to stop construction of a new navigation center near the bay bridge.e with the judge handed down his decision a few hours ago >> reporter: this will be the newest navigation center, and effort by a group tried to stop work on the building, but it failed in court monday. >> we think it is unfortunate. >> reporter: the superior court judge denied the request which represents residents who live in the area the group argued since the project was announced homeless moved into the neighborhood and have started committing crimes as they do not believe the city will be able to control crime once the center opens. one incident as this one, captured on camera a woman attacked by homeless mentally ill man as she was entering her building the speed away from where the navigation center could eventually house 200 of the cities homeless. the judge says he examines the crime stats and found that increases in crime around navigation centers mirrors that of increased citywide which means that navigation centers did not contribute. >> there is really no question about i

the embarcadero navigation center is already taking shape when a former parking lot. andrea after today's ruling it is full speed ahead. >> reporter: that is right. take a look over here behind me on the embarcadero. these are already going up here. just feet from traffic. a judge ruled today construction can continue. >>> construction on the embarcadero homeless navigation center continue tonight. after a san francisco judge denied a temporary restraining order on the project from neighbors. >>> he got it wrong. there is no question.>> reporter: save embarcadero for all argued the city was in the navigation center would harm the neighborhood. the judge disagreed. >>> nor does the court except petitioner's argument that it has shown irreparable harm here. from that potential that the opening of this navigation center may subject its members of the public. >>> save embarcadero set the port and the city did not arrange for a lease a fair market value for the land. >>> our appraiser valued it at $90 million. the city's appraisers valued it at $60 million. tax revenue alo

. >> and the ruling on the homeless navigation center built on the water front in san francisco. why he won't stop the construction. >> and chief meteorologist bill martin is putting together his full forecast. he will run us through the high temperatures and fire danger. the juul record. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ fight over a controversial navigation center along the embarcadero in san francisco. today a judge denied a request by a neighborhood group to stop the project. the decision allows construction of the new homeless shelter to continue. the group maintains the navigation center will be a catalyst for crime and they say the judge got it wrong. >> these are supposed to be areas where the city keeps people safe. >> the judge said there is no ev

>>also the watermark condos next to the navigation center. a week later, another attack happened outside the same building where the victim says the man ran up behind him and punched him in its lawsuit neighbors also say the city failed to seek necessary approval from the state land commission both sides will return to the courtroom on monday september 23th to debate the future of the navigation center. however, the city plans to open that temporary shelter in december in san francisco taylor bus aqi kron 4 news. happening today people in fremont you have a chance to voice their opinions about a proposed homeless shelter. >>the city council is holding a meeting tonight to discuss it and there are 2 possible locations, one is in the parking lot of city hall right along capital avenue. and then the other option is right along dakota road next to reagan nursery, tonight's meeting at city hall is set for 5.30. construction project on a runway delays and cancellations kron four's know has the les>>and i yesterday th silly aid about 5 hours light p

so there is not going to be a navigation center at that site for the long-term. >> reporter: the new district 6. supervisor matt haney's district. there are already two here. mayor london breed says finding empty lots to build them continues to be a challenge. >> it can't be about focusing on having one in every district. it should be focusing on identifying locations wherever they are. >> reporter: and just to give you an idea of how disproportionate this is, there are 11 districts in san francisco that are represented. only three of them have navigation centers. i'm live in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> interesting. we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. >> as you saw there, we are dealing with wind today and heat later in the week. >> of course the raiders game against the broncos in oak land. >> the winds gusts at 30 miles per hour. >> tough on the kick eshs. on the long deep passing game as well. we still have 30 mile per hour gusts in oakland. it's breezy all around the bay area as a matter of fact. check out the latest here. the gusts st

. >> east bay city is getting its first homeless navigation center. we are live in fremont. we will tell you when and where it will be built. struck more than a year after b ring called -- being recalled by voters, a controversial judge has a new job. we will tell you what he is doing at a southview high school. >>> this is mornings on 2. >>> thank you for joining us. it is wednesday, september 11th.>> let's get you straight to some breaking news that is happening now in san francisco. we are looking live at the top of the sales force tower at the top of the city. we were just in four moments ago that police -- what we saw coming from this building was demon was not smoke. we are told the contractors are working, that is what led to the release of the steam. again, it is not smoke. there is no fire on top of the sales force tower. we will stay on top of what is happening to keep you up dated on what is happening here at the salesforce tower. anything that we see that looks like danger, look into it. this time, it is not dangerous. strike a little cooler in the afternoon. it

the freemont city council says it will build freemont's first homeless navigation center right behind city hall. but now critics of the plan told ktvu's ann reuben they may take legal action. >> after plenty of protests, and lots of heated debate, a site for freemont's first ever homeless navigation center has been chosen. the city council voted unanimously to put it here in the parking lot behind city hall. the homeless whether or not already can't hearsay it will bring much-needed services to downtown. >> we all struggle without that because there are certain hours of the day where there no restrooms open. we have showers that we have to travel to get to instead of something here. >> reporter: local business owners are frustrated with the number of homeless already camped here and with the possibility the navigation center will bring more. >> they sleep in tents over here and in the morning we have to pick up human waste after that. >> in an area where business is booming, they worry about what kind of impact this will have. >> do we have a choice. we have leases signed over here. o

the judge said he examined crime stats and found increases in crime around navigation centers merit that of increased crime city wide, meaning there is no evidence navigation center contributed to the increase in criminal activity. >> he got it wrong. >> the city manipulated the statistics. >> reporter: safety was a big argument, they also argued the city is not acting in the best interest of the public by leasing the land for two years for the discounted price of $444,000 a year. >> the city's appraisers valued it $60 million in tax revenue alone to the people of the city of san francisco and the state of california. the city estimated $2 million a year it should be getting for this. >> reporter: the judge said the other issue with delaying the opening is homeless people would remain on the street and that would contribute to crime. we tried to talk to the on was handed down. they are not sure whether or not they will appeal the decision. andre senior, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> new at 10:00 p.m. police arrested two women allegedly seen on surveillance video stealing a elderly's woman's walle

>>mayor london breed is taking a look at the newly added beds of the division circle navigation center which bumps up the facilities. cassidy so we can now sleep. a 186 people our goal is to make sure that as we. >>you know move people off the streets that we have places for them to go. and that's what this place is all about this gets or further torture goal of creating 1000 new shelter beds by the end of next year with these new beds, she's up to 346 added so far there's another 244 beds under construction, including the new 200 bed embarcadero navigation center. >>taking shape. and another 200 beds in the pipeline. >>she toured the facility with mayor who's looking to open a 125 bed navigation center in his town next year it right now they're at >>they could buildings are living out in the marshlands they're living any place they can possibly pitch a tent or pua to. d that is absolutely no way for our residents to live. >>one of the cents current occupants poll forbes says he lost his job and his housing at the same time and can't pay rent on just his social security alone. >>i'm ju

she toured the facility with mayor who's looking to open a 125 bed navigation center in his town. ad also talked to one of the center's curve. occupants paul forbes says he moved in here in january, just very very grateful for. >>gatian to be here it but in the workplace right. at night, you know off the streets during the hud secretary's visit here on tuesday it's expected that carson will show support. >>for what's called homeless opportunity zones which would give participants tax incentives for investing in the rehabilitation of those areas, open to. >>anything that's going to help. and so what that entails. from my perspective is getting more housing built. providing subsidies to help us get housing bill because we know that. takes money to get them built. >>as she says will shelters like this one are important affordable housing is even more so and requires more investment from the federal government. maureen kelly kron 4 news. past august was the second hottest on record that's according to the national. >>oceanic and atmospheric association. the agency has been tracking glo

the repair work is expected to continue until the end of september. >>> the fate of a new navigation centere decided. the city council is expected to vote on a location at tonight's meeting. the location has been the topic of debate as people believe the center will draw more homeless and crime to their neighborhood. the council meeting begins at 5:30. >>> apple expected to reveal its new tech gear. we're expecting new models of the iphone 11, along with updated ipads and mac books. we'll bring you a full preview of today's big event coming up during the 6:00 hour. >>> cal trans is coming under fire for not making repairs fast enough on a broke. safety barrier. the driver of a tesla was killed in that crash last year on highway 101 in mountain view. the ntsb is now involved to keep people safe. >>> ntsb investigators say th broken freeway attenway tore made a march 2018 crash worse. >> when rr this crash attenuator was not operable. >> monday the ntsb issued a report as part of its investigation into that fatal accident that killed engineer walter hong. the agency calls on cal trans to repa

plus the city of fremont decides where controversial navigation center will be built, and how the citysing the communities safety concerns. >>> and coming up on ktvu news at six, the santa clara judge who gained national attention for his sentencing in a sexual assault case, once again finds himself out of a job. stomach and california takes one more step to banning facial recognition technology for police officers. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the fremont city council finally decided last night to build its first homeless navigation center right behind city hall. and it is a controversial choice. >> ann rubin joins us now from fremont and some residents are already considering legal action to try to stop the project. >> reporter: yeah, well this navigation center will have 45 beds, access to bathrooms, laundry and other services, and while many believe this is a good way to address a big need, others are not so sure. after plenty of protests and lots of heated debates, a site for freeman's first-ever homeless navigation center has been chosen. the city council voted unanimously to put it here

tell people off the streets and connect them with services we need more navigation centers more treatment beds more permanent supportive housing and more affordable housing if we're going to address the homelessness crisis. the bay area real estate heir is accused of killing her children's father started today kron four's will tran spoke to tiffany lee's lawyers outside the courthouse in redwood city. >>tiffany li made her way to court after 3 years her court case will finally begin she was flanked by her attorneys she did not make any comments. she made national headlines after she and her family were able to come up with $65 million in bail after she was charged with murdering her ex-boyfriend along with her boyfriend. her boyfriend, he was not able to post million. so he's been sitting in jail all this time, tiffany li posted the bail she's been sitting at home for the past 3 years wearing an ankle monitor. but the fact is she made bail that was one of the most record breaking post of all time top 10. in us court history. we got a chance to track down both attorneys in the ca

a neighbor said the neighbor already has a navigation center nearby. >> the last navigation center to open is less than a mile away from this one. >> it would be here. >> he's right, according to supervisor matt heaney, who supports building the navigation center in his district, but district 6 already has three navigation centers. >> there should be one in each district. our district cannot continue to bear the entire burden of providing shelter for everyone. utayorreed ss coinues to be a challee. . >> it can't be about focusing on trying to have one in every district. should it be about focusing on identifying locations wherever they are. >> now there are 11 districts represented. only three of them have navigation systems or centers. those are districts 6, of course, matt heaney's, and district 9 and 10. the mission and bayview's hunter point. i'm live in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> all right, lyanne, before you go, had they been successful, maybe stop that construction, what would that have meant for the city? >> well, besides not having a place for 200 people to