he's worried about the new board members. >> right now when you look at that, the bios of those new boardembers, there is nothing that gives me confidence safety will be the new priority and the new normal for pg&e. >> johnson and the new board will meet soon. they are in charge of restructuring the company which is facing multiple lawsuits for its role in starting the devastating northern california wildfires. >>> facebook is facing more privacy issues tonight. a cyber security firm uncovered user information on amazon's cloud servers. the mountain view firm up guard found over 500 million records of facebook users, including i.d., numbers, comments, and account names. they were all openly stored before being closed yesterday. facebook has dealt with numerous security breaches in the past year. >> former vice-president joe biden is on damage control. mr. biden says he gets it, at least three women including lucie flores have accused the veteran politician of physical contact they felt was inappropriate. mr. biden, a famously up-close campaigner with women and men, pledged to change his b

is that's where the next that we're hearing that creditors are going to be appointing a new board. exactly there's this new hope isn't gone yet for jet airways they're still trying to see they can consolidate some of the debt bring in a new buyer and hopefully resurrect the airlines in fact on thursday hundreds of employees are going to be protesting here in new delhi hoping to get government attention and maybe even investor intention to invest in jet airways and bring it back into the skies ok if i is to mail with an update from new delhi thank you. some of the opposition parties and former diplomats say they won't take part in the july presidential election they're angry about the use of violence against anti-government protesters and accuse the interim government of wasting time the announcement comes off their interim president had been saw their appointed funny as the new head of the powerful constitutional council. decided not to take politics not to accept not supervise and not run for the elections and that the current political regime they are trying to buy time to weaken

the governor expressed serious concerns about the new board and he is still not happy. three investment firms helped to come up with a plan to hire a new ceo, he is 65 years old, the highest paid federal employee with the compensation package of more than $6 million a year. he comes with some controversy and already facing opposition. adam brown is with the clean energy group out of oakland. >> what we have seen at his previous stops is really just an old school utility, really heavily depending on coal and tracked gas. we are trying to build a utility of the future and he is very much in thepast. >> we are posting the list at abc7 news.com. now, late today, governor newsome issued a statement, time and again, the the public's trust. he said that while some changes were made in the last few days the proposed board raises concerns, particularly the large representation of wall street interest and the lack of experience. bill johnson approved safety of the tba and reduced carbon emissions and now, shareholders will vote on the plan at the annual meeting coming up next mont

we are thrilled about unveiling the new board today. a 4k board and the clarity is unbelievable. it is the centerpiece of the ballpark. i think with all the stats the fans are looking for, we will be able to do so much more with this board. we are excited about showing it off today. >> reporter: some people may be nostalgic for the original one and the clock that used to be up here, as well. why go bigger? >> with technology, our options, we have so many more options now and the experience in the ballpark is a big part of what we do and fans are expecting so much more. we can still be nostalgic with the bigger board. but we can also have more baseball stats and the clarity is like something we have never seen before. we are excited about it and it is part of what this ballpark is all about. >> reporter: let's talk about the weather. you are constantly watching the forecast. there has been a lot of talk. will with home opener be rained out? >> we don't think so. opening day is like no other day. we have so many festivities planned, plus i

about their picks. >> former cpu member katherine sandoval echoes concerns about johnson and the new board members proposed by pg&e. half of the ten nominees come from east coast investment firms. >> we need to see a commitment not just to pg&e's financial bottom line, but to the bottom line of the safety of californians. >> shareholders will get to vote on the new board and the ceo at the annual meeting coming up on may 21st. pg&e tells me johnson's pay will be covered by shareholders and not rate payer, and that half of his incentive compensation will be tied to safety performance. clearly a very important issue as wildfire season comes up. >> definitely. all right. thank you, dan. >>> abc7 news is committed to building a better bay area. we don't shy away from the tough topics, and we look for solutions for you. alameda residents are about to decide on a proposed homeless center that some say just doesn't belong. it would be the biggest in the east bay, and the vote takes place this tuesday. let's go to abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley who is there live with more on the story. leslie?

a board meeting will soon be held to see if the new board every news and says the new board includes too many people would wall street ties. >>and just a few minutes from now dead whale washes ashore in the east bay now investigators are trying to figure out how wo >>when i look at the weather and traffic on a thursday mornings gray out there for is so much gray this week ham well tomorrow is going to be worse for driving on the today's relatives easy for you tomorrow. >>you're going to be super busy absolutely i bring it on. the coffee to the good thing about tomorrow's rain yes, not good for the game going on is good because it's going to come in after your morning gas use little bit of rain in the morning. the heaviest stuff though is actually during your lunch break. so maybe it's going to pack a lunch instead just in the office, your view the golden gate bridge this morning is actually been clearing up pretty consistently now you are seeing just a touch of brightness over the bridge itself. >>that view was a lot of blue mere moments ago what we are going to see later today as th

the governor expressed serious concerns about the new board and he is still not happy. to hire a new ceo, he is 65 years old, the highest paid federal employee with the compensation package of more than $6 million a year. he comes with some controversy and already facing opposition. adam brown is with the clean energy group out of oakland. >> what we have seen at his previous stops is really just an old school utility, really heavily depending on coal and tracked gas. we are trying to build a utility of the future

what did the appointments of the neceo, bill johnson, and the new board of directors tell us? >> it depends on who you ask. pg&e has framed the new ceo as people that have expertise in safety, that there really going to focus on the nuts and bolts of pg&e. what critics are saying is this is ten directors, many who have a lot of ties to wall street. and i think it's importedant to know how things have prugrszed. the stock has gone up drumattedically. we've seen a lotof pressure around trying to push sacrament oeo to change policies. next twheek governor will be coming out with a set of oprupozales around wild fire generally. and i thing this decision to put this particular group ofd peopl ill johnson in charge is going to stoke -- >> and people now digging throegh therds and saying when he was duke energy, he was ceo for less than a day and walked away with a $44 me lion severaackage. that doesn't instill confidence from members of the public. >> you have pg&e executives that have walked away with severances in the last round of bankruptcies.y t go to the public utilities commis

. >> like the sign says, 2019, opening day that brand-new board here at oracle park. out in center field, you're going to see a new face. his name is kevin polar. he just came over to the giants in a trade. a funny story, because he was a toronto blue jay a short while ago. this is another home opener for that guy. we asked about that earlier today. >> yeah, i don't know how many people get the opportunity to have a home opener opening day with two different organizations. something that is kind of surreal to me. it's extra special for me being a new chapter in my career. and kind of introduced myself to the fan base here in san francisco, which i heard nothing but great things about. >> all right, so there you're looking live. you're seeing the grounds crew. they are all in position to take this tarp off. we'll see. derek rodriguez on the mound pitching for the giants. it will hopefully come up in the win column as an announcer once said, by the close of business. that will do it from oracle park. back to ann and michelle. i don't know, what do i have to do to hang ou

so he's returned with new gear, new trucks, new board, all kinds of new stuff that is allowing him to may notice, there are ripples in the pavement. there are potholes, cracks, gravel, boulders on the side there. right there he lifts his hand up and over some of those rocks on the street. >> right. all of those an opportunity for this to be a big fail, a massive injury. >> there are pauses in the video that seem to blur. right here. watch how close he gets to the rocks on the right hand side as he tries to scrub off just the right amount of speed. he didn't realize how close he got until he went back and watched the video. by the end of the run, his front wheels were totally smoked. the balance of the board has changed, but he's pretty happy with the run that he was able to put together. >>> today katie is going to ruin my face most likely. >> that's mikey. this time her roommate is doing her makeup. >> does her roommate know what she's doing. >> you'll find out. >> you have to pick the look. i'm guessing it's a character and the character requires home depot. >> after they go to the

they have also added 12 new board members. liz, veronica, back to you. >>> that time of year when the whales migrate. a gray whale carcass was washed along the shoreline. the troubling trend that maybe bringing more to the bay. >> it appearswash ovght and discovered early this morning and this small marina. it is creating quite a stir here in town because in rodeo they don't often see them. >> a younger gray whale, the cause of the death is unknown. floating a few feet off shore is easy to see. the fire department shut up, the rescue folks showed up, the media showed up. folks to see the dead whale. >> they should leave it here. >> hopefully they get it out before it pops and it doesn't smell that good. >> did you touch the whale? >> i would send him love him and go on. thank you for blessing us with your presence. >> that is very nice. >> the doctor as the chief pathology for the center. he and his team is securing the well too short tying a line around it still until a salvage broken toe it to angel island where they will do

reporter: so they moved into this townhome, a rental near the convention center even though they have a new board, they are downsizing to badgers. they also now have a shared common space for a backyard. the rent jumped from $2400- $3000 a month. complicating the situation, he he must reside within his district in downtown san jose and, he also has pets. >> we found barely a couple dozen and as soon as we put in that we had dogs, it went down to literally three places. >> reporter: he says he will use his personal experience to help sway other councilmembers. >> i have been fighting for this all along and now i get to breathe his personal perspective to help tell the story to my colleagues to say, and, this is what our community is going through.>>> and family in shock after a father of four was killed in a tragic shooting. what they say happened moments before he died.>>> i'm john ramos in pleasant hill where a lot of people are upset about a plan by the county to leave his community without a library. for the next two years. we will have that story coming up.>>> an unusual sighting of bay area

to take a major heads now what this could potentially do is chill the appetite of new companies a new board members that were considering entering business deals with iran because this designation creates a new layer of criminal responsibility for folks that may be knowingly engaging in this sort of a business but again i can't forsee any major european company in gauging this type of business in any case now what it does do in terms of europe or wrong relations is add a new layer of political tension to the relationship in terms of trying to preserve the nuclear deal europe and iran are currently undertaking technical extensive technical work for this new payment mechanism to allow some degree of trade to flow between iran and europe and this new layer of tension from the united states really puts a question mark over this effort in some ways because the europeans have been telling iran behind closed door listen let's hang on tight until the twenty twenty elections in the u.s. are more clear about where action washington is headed perhaps there might be a democrat president that takes a di

to take a major heads now what this could potentially do is chill the appetite of new companies a new board members that were considering entering business deals with iran because this designation creates a new layer of criminal responsibility for folks that may be knowingly engaging in this sort of a business but again i can't forsee any major european company in gauging this type of business in any case now what it does do in terms of europe or wrong relations is add a new layer of political tension to the relationship in terms of trying to preserve the new create deal europe and iran are currently undertaking technical extensive technical work for this new payment mechanism to allow some degree of trade to flow between iran and europe and this new layer of tension from the united states really puts a question mark over this effort in some ways because the europeans have been telling iran behind closed door listen let's hang on tight until the twenty twenty elections in the u.s. are more clear about where action washington is headed perhaps there might be a democrat president that takes a

determine a person's age by starting from the day that a child is born and then adding a year to that a new board for example automatically is one year old then turns to the following year for example but now it's a method that is increasingly causing well you might imagine confusion you know someone celebrating one hundred to he since have passed but here in south korea she's already two years old she was born when she was born on new year's eve a few hours later she was another. when i let my friends know that our daughter was born on december thirty first. some of my playful friends joked about my baby becoming two years old only hours after her birth. being in that situation i didn't know whether to laugh or cry. while south koreans are accustomed to this unusual method of age calculation many critics say the tradition is out of date you know make a one two home and started a campaign to abolish it. there are a number of ways of counting age in our country. that people find it so confusing. you know there are at least four different ways of counting a. south korea is the only country in the w

would be the long awaited diversification for the european union although to the low cost for a new board pleat energy of the technological time formation of the smart grid. is also creating a long arm of the rage where countries and continents become energy independent through the usual resources so i think the whole szell want economically to do find their future on the basis that they will have a revenue from paul show fewer resources in the arctic for the next fifty years most of us a hundred years to take a shot. of the picture only moved further just right now in developing its acting cap abilities and there are investments involved as well but when it comes to gas and oil deposits europe can be an american can be involved because of the sanctions but china can do you think europe and united states are missing and window opportunity here was difficult to say one of the passion eighteen option ratio that i have been able to. witness. is the transformation over russia in the arctic when i first came to russia pressure them in two thousand and two the federal government of russia was n

with the brics a process with an increasing majority for remain across the province backing for the new board of poll and irish unity is approaching party with opposition with a significant twenty two percent of protestant photos expressing support for such a referendum the polling shows opposition to united ireland the only forty five percent still fifteen percent ahead of support but with more than twenty percent undecided and among young people the gotten out of his father of support for ai this unity within touching distance of the opposition twenty years of peace brought the dividend and border communities nearly was once the economic black spot of the entire province know the economy is flushing i spoke to dr kahn of part of a director of enterprise northern ireland and one of the key figures leading this change dot com a partisan welcome to the salmon show thank you you've been instrumental many of the development initiatives a mile and but it when you see in the border the area that didn't do it was substantial success do you attribute that to the the good will the sort of after the p

lenders to help avert thousands of job losses creditors are in the process of appointing a new management board by shamil joins us live from new delhi what does this mean to the employees and the passengers. oh peter for passengers it means they won't be flying anyone who had a future booking on the airline received an e-mail this morning saying that that flight and all future bookings would be canceled now as for it for them also it would mean the short term for any domestic passengers means they will be facing higher prices in india but indian consumers are very price conscience peter they'll only so much they're willing to pay before they stop flying and india being a growing airline market arab nation analysts believe that the competitors will fill that void in the next several months but internationally it will mean fewer routes that indians can travel going abroad or coming home and could even affect tourism coming into the country now employees though peter haven't actually been paid in months yet despite that they have been sticking with the airlines saying that they liked working for i

they will trade on shanghai's new board of instead. vote of confidence after regulators said the board will have looser rules for ipo's. one of president trump's picks for a board is losing support among republicans. a fourth senator will vote against the person, saying the democratscutive -- remain united. but is the agreement will -- north dakota's kevin cramer will not vote on this guy. president -- the sudanese president has been overthrown. now they announce a month-long dusk until dawn curfew. he came to power in 1989 but came under pressure over soaring living costs and inflation at 70%. human rights groups say 50 people have been killed and thousands arrested in protests since december. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am selina wang. this is bloomberg. shery: sophie kamaruddin now in hong kong. looking at a mixed session in asia. when it comes to what we are watching with stocks, japanese earnings season kicking off, we -

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governor newsom says the new board will include includes too many people with wall street ties. e state is looking to find new ways to pay for costly wildfires at 5 member board met to discuss the problem right now high costs make it very hard for many homeowners in fire-prone areas for them to afford to buy fire insurance and pg filed for bankruptcy back in january potentially on the hook for billions of dollars in damages and many people say that because they paid i file for bankruptcy, those victims may never received a dime, potential solution for all of this is of the state thinking about scott causing a star starting got catastrophe fund which would be backed by 10's of billions of dollars. the board has until july to make its recommendations. still ahead on the crime for morning news. dead whale washes there. now gators are trying to figure out how it died. very latest in a live report. ♪ no hormones! ♪ i found a birth control ♪ with no hormones! ♪ paragard's 100% hormone free ♪ and over 99% effective, ♪ that's key! ♪ no hormones! ♪ not an ounce, ♪ with an ingredient ♪ i c

to take a major heads now what this could potentially do is chill the appetite of new companies a new board members that were considering entering business deals with the wrong one because this designation creates a new layer of criminal responsibility for folks that may be knowingly engaging in this sort of a business but again i can't forsee any major european company engaging in this type of business in any case now what it does do in terms of europe or wrong relations is add a new layer of political tension to the relationship in terms of trying to preserve the new create deal europe and iran are currently undertaking technical extensive technical work for this new payment mechanism to allow some degree of trade to flow between iran and europe and this new layer of tension from the united states really puts a question mark over this effort in some ways because the europeans have been telling iran behind closed door listen let's hang on tight until the twenty twenty elections in the u.s. are more clear about where action washington is headed perhaps there might be a democrat president th

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michael we already know that people were clapping when they heard voted their car has gone off the news our board of directors looks like they've are very eager to get rid of them. well this is a major crisis an embarrassment for the company and the people who are involved in it you know go on is extremely high profile and you know the current board of directors has has gone after him extremely tough in a tough manner and in fact i mean you could even say there's been a rather stained and ruthless character assassination campaign against him which has been conducted by his accent board members as well as the prosecutor's office without giving him a chance to respond in public right at the same time mr gonaives created a lot of share value for nissan and he called the accusations against him a conspiracy yes well this is what journalists and reporters are trying to figure out to what degree is this a case of what. the board says which is that this is a man who. got out of control after so many years of having everything done for him or is it a case of the nissan board being concerned about merger

news. the board of jet airways is to hold a crisis meeting the indian airlines has failed to secure emergency funding thousands of passengers have been left stranded stuff haven't been paid for months the company has debts of over a billion dollars it's thought the board could decide to suspend all operations. in the u.s. congress has subpoenaed deutsche bank and other lenders over president don't transfer finances it's part of a democrat led if it by the house of representatives to investigate his business dealings twenty eight hundred financial disclosure forms showed he had liabilities of at least one hundred thirty million dollars twenty merican unit of georgia. officials have switched on the baltic season biggest off shore power project german chancellor angela merkel attended the opening she described the kona wind farm as of national significance to germany as a transitions trooper and you will energy. and time when he's tech manufacturer of foxconn plans to begin the mass production of i phones in india later this year which embury says india prime minister narendra modi has invited h

i want to recognize our new board of supervisor president norman yee here. and as the new president of the board of supervisors, he has the opportunity to appoint three supervisors to the disaster council, and all are welcome. and he has appointed supervisor brown and reappointed supervisor stefani. president yee, if you would like to say any words to the council, your welcome to do so. >> no. i'm just glad to be part of this. this is really, to me, one of the more important councils at city hall. this is where we're going to be paying attention to any type of disasters, and we -- we've had things going on around us in the bay area, and we know how important it is to be able to respond, not only within our own jurisdiction, but also to help our neighbors. so welcome, everybody. >> thank you, supervisor yee. so now we will get started. our first agenda item is under planning. and we are going to get a status on the report -- a status report on the executive director 18 -- directive 18-04 on improving san francisco's response to future air quality incidents. i

we were able to have this new board. it is a massive board. this board will be able to tell you every stature ever going to want to know about a player. the clarity on it is crystal clear. we can't wait to unveil it this afternoon. it's opening day. we're ready to play. >> reporter: thank you, mario. we will be reporting live here and all through the day keeping you updated on that weather. for now reporting live from oracle park, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. >> jobina, thank you. abc 7 news will keep you updated on the possible rain delay as well. get push alerts right to your phone. >>> new this morning 140 people could not stay in their homes overnight because of a fire in santa rosa. 64 units evacuated there. the red cross is working to find them shelter. arson investigators are trying to figure out what sparked the fire. >>> police released these surveillance images. all the crimes happened at the store on 4th street. police say they took three lop tops and more than $20,000 worth of ndz. >>> san francisco police want help tracking down a

the new board said we are not going to do that.hey failed to notify the state which had granted the money to fund this. they did not notify the state they would change course. the state shut down the money and the following year, seven they had no money for anything. at that point some interesting ,ifferent alternative methods people who were in companies who did these other method -- methods came into town and tried to sell the community on these different methods, which split the community even farther. it was -- every single one was not cheaper than what they had planned. many lies and distortions about with these things could do. went off theng rails. women named sam blakesley started -- a state assembly men took this project away. --there had to be a less there had to be legislation written and the state voted unanimously and the governor signed the legislation which would take it away from them for now and offered to the county but it was in limbo. the county did not have to accept it. 6 million had spent aborted dollars on t

extensively in the city and pretty much every committee and an inclusion of some capital needs around new boarding care facilities as well as cooperative living apartments. and just to explain in a little bit more detail what these type of cooperative living apartments are, they're -- we have a bunch of them in the city. many of them are run by the progress foundation and provide long-term housing for people with moderate to severe mental illness. on page two, lines 20 to 23, i just describe in a little bit more detail what i'm talking about when i'm talking about these cooperative apartments. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. >> supervisor ronen: should you make a motion? >> chair fewer: let's see if there's any comments. >> supervisor ronen: oh, yes. if i can make a motion -- >> chair fewer: oh, yes, supervisor yee. >> president yee: i just wanted to thank supervisor ronen for bringing this forward. in particular, i wanted to make some comments around your last amendments, i guess, on the small -- additional long-term housing for people with mental health, mental illness, in terms of purchasi

the news the board of jet airways is to hold a crisis meeting the indian airline has failed to secure emergency funding thousands of passengers have been left stranded stuff haven't been paid for months the company has dates of over a billion dollars still to board could decide to suspend all operations. comic is expect the chinese market to return to growth in the second half of the year sales in china recently fell for the first time in almost thirteen years global brands are betting on state stimulus turning things around and even better said to me if the trade war with the u.s. is resolved. germany is expected to slash its growth forecast for this year from one percent to just half as according to sources within the governing coalition the main reason for the week around look is the global economic slowdown. and officials have switched on the bolt it seems the biggest offshore power project german chancellor angela merkel attended the opening she described the cone a wind farm as of national significance to germany as a transition is to bring your whole energy. now the best thing

news. >>> the board of supervisors stopping $62 million in funding for new muni lightrail cars. yesterday's vote comes after a woman's hand was trapped in the door of a moving train and she was dragged along the platform and onto the tracks. look at her on the left side of your screen. the rear doors on all the trains now will stay closed while the investigation continues. continues. muni is conducting investigations now, wearing out faster than expected. >>> coming up, coabout the tur of a large homeless encampment on highway 101. what it means for the people that live there already. >>> we are following reports of a crash at the richmond bridge toll plaza. you cannot see it here in the picture but you can see the emergency vehicles and tow trucks on the side of the screen here. we will continue to follow this and have an update coming up. >>> a record-setting day yesterday. coast and bay a little cooler today but inland another warm to hot day. we will look at the numbers coming up. (dad) this ice cream cake needs a freezer. (mom) freezer's full. (vo) only frigidaire's custom

authority that are of interest to us, and so given that, we have a new mayor and almost entirely new board of supervisors and new state legislation committee which present yee serves on, he asked that i bring this hearing back to committee for refresher for all of us. he wanted to be here in person but he had a conflict but could not be here. what i want to do is start with deputy city attorney john givner to present be what the charter holds, what role the mayor plays, what role the board plays, what is in the administrative code as it relates to the state legislative committee. with that, mr. givner. >> thank you, deputy city attorney john givner. the charter provides the mayor coordinates all inter governmental affairs for the city. generally, when the city is lobbying the legislature or the federal government or the governor or regulatory agencies, the mayor must coordinate those communications. typically, with the state, she coordinates those communications by directing our state lobbyist. with federal matters, she coordinates those communicates with the federal lobbyist. that is why

safe and critical for public health and the health of the people they love most. >> reporter: new york's board of health today extending the mandatory vaccination order in four brooklyn zip codes until the outbreak is over as the disease defies local and international boundaries. ann thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> now our nbc news exclusive, new surveillance video showing an inmate apparently left to die after a fight in a prison in south carolina. a state struggling with a dire shortage of correctional officers. nbc's gabe gutierrez has the story, and let me warn you, the images you're about to see are disturbing. >> reporter: these are alan caper's final moments at south carolina's turbyville correctional institute in 2017. according to an incident report, he had just been stabbed by two fellow inmates. corrections officers dragged him outside while they tried to control the chaos. he stayed there for a half hour bleeding to death, even while officers walked by. do you believe he was left to die? >> yes, he was. >> reporter: his mother debra is outraged. >> i don't want another mother to

beck, since we have some new board members as well, to do an overview, a comprehensive overview of the financing for the island. and the future development of parks, and open space has to be maintained. it is all coming from some part -- one part. and what we use for some items may mean that that is less for others. it would be helpful, i think, for the board to understand the thinking behind the overall financing for the project on the island. so that we can be judicious in the way that we allocate those funds. >> i will do that. >> thank you. >> and treasure island,ye island,yerba buena, and we have city and county residents -- even though we have all of these restrictions on the funding, with the developer, putting in certain times, but we look at the timeline of the development now, and we know either we're celebrating to get there, or certain things are not going to happen. back to the san francisco responsibility, also since we're dealing with san francisco residents, and, again, passionately looking at the calendar and looking at the needs of the those island residents tha that,

ethics commission investigated and urged the city, county and board of commissioners to revamp their policies. today, they did just that. under the new policy, each board member will have access to only five games for community and charitable organizations and they'll have to fill out a report at the the tickets are distributed and the board members have to write to mile the raiders headed to las vegas in the year or two. >> it's going to be diminished with just the a's and concerts being here. >> the policy stresses that under no circumstances are tickets ever to be used for personal or financial benefit. in oakland, christin ayers, kpix5. >>> the city of oakland is working on policies for council members who use free tickets. >>> in oakland, police are investigating a shooting that sent two brothers to the hospital. officers say a 2 _year-old was shot -- a 21-year-old was shot in the chest and a 19-year-old shot in the leg. both were taken to the hospital. the boy who was shot in the leg was released last night. and police say this community is normally quiet. >> so the neighborhood here is a well established neighborhood, an older

board we've had in the past. in fact, last time we had a new scoreboard here was in 2007 when we had the all-star game. is board is going to be crystal clear. it's the centerpiece of this ballpark now. and we're thrilled to unveil it for our fans today. >> giving every fan in every seat the best view in the house. >> the best view and stats like you've never seen before. because you know, nowadays there are so many more stats that fans are looking for from launch angles to exit velocity. so we're going to put a lot up there today and it's going to be a whole different experience. we're thrilled. >> okay. so a lot of people probably saw the rain today and they were like oh, no, are they going to have the game-r they not going to have the game. you were sending updates on twitter. but you right now we are telling the people what? >> we are playing ball today. there's no doubt about it. we've been looking at the monitors for hours. actually, last two days we've been talking about. but it looks like it's starting to clear up now. but the tarp has been on the field all night. they're already starting to get

news. >>> the board of directors is laying different options on how to keep passengers safe. the budget includes $2 million to hire more police. the san francisco examiner says some directors are against hiring more armed officers and would prefer to have unarmed ambassadors to patrol the bart stations instead. the board is expected to vote on the budget in june. >>> the time is 4:11. she is a hero. that is what people are saying about a teenage girl. in the next half hour, the deadly confrontation between police and an armed man and how the suspects daughter prevented the tragedy from being worse. >>> plus, los angeles honors one of its own. the emotional celebration of life for rapper nipsey hussle. >>> san jose is looking pretty good. getting up to highway 17. lightly traveled right now. it is a good drive all the way up to westbound. >>> the wind has change. that to with us most of the month. it will be more on the sunnyside compared to yesterday. the breeze is not going anywhere. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. nipsey hussle, the beloved grammy nominated rapper has be