move forward with the new marina and with that we request your support of the marina at today's meeting. >> president tsen: thank you. do you have anything else? >> yeah, i do. i want to thank everybody for tie and all the different parties and for everybody sort of coming together. this plan is represented by everyone and it's a good project. with that authority staff recommends approve of the sequa findings and we would seek to approve with tie. upon approval of the lease, the lease will be taken to the board of supervisors for their approval and authority of staff will continue to work with the department of real estate to assure project financial and viability as well as to address concerns raised by the budget. lastly, tie will then need to present the project to bcdc for further review including addressing dredging and any other potential environmental impacts as part of the permitting process. we don't believe that the marina design will exacerbate the existing sal nation patterns that exist on the cove and with that we ask you to approve the project. >> president tsen: i will ta

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

good news, one last meal, free. richmond's marinaian restaurant thrived for decades but rising rent is forcing her to close doors. before she does, wants to give back to the community that her. gave out free meals today and ll>> so nice, wants to give baca little. >>> tomorrow morning, strange forecast? >> little odd tomorrow morning. subtropical moisture from tropical storm fabio, not too sunny to start, afternoon, touch of humidity and 90 degrees. saturday a hot 95. the way you like it, right? >> toasty. >> enjoy friday. >> see you tomorrow. bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jim parsons, marlon wayans, alex ovechkin and

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

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

abc 7 news reporter kate larson is live for us at the berkeley marina with more about those conditions. kate? >> reporter: well, dion, normally from this vantage point there's a clear shot to treasure island and the san francisco skyline that you can see behind me. there's not a lot to see except a sheet of white because of all this smoke and also the fog. take a look at this. here's some video from our cameras throughout the bay area, which show the fog and the smoke which really sort of took over this sky last night. i remember this morning, too, there was sort of an orange glow in san francisco. so what's happening is, of course, we have the large fire that you just heard about burning in yolo county. smoke is blowing down into the bay area from that fire. but at the same time, our summer fog rolled in. and that smoke is actually blowing over this fog. i spoke to lisa pasana with the bay area air district who explained many r about what all now above the fog. it's kind of being trapped there. that's actually helpful to us. although we see the orange haze, we're not actually getting

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we have new video of the accident posted by the sheriff's office. it happened yesterday near the holland river marina. first responders found two people in a motor boat that crashed. one of the boaters was pinned down and had to be rescued. she suffered minor injuries. the other boater was not hurt. >>> some gondola writers, yestgondola suddenly stopped and it left some bit of -- some visitors ste air. the shutdown lasted about half an hour while the system reboot the gondolas our feature of the expansion of the zoo. >>> one of the stars of the new show -- >> we sit down with leslie jordan coming up. >>> ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. good morning to you. we've got blue skies start the temperatures already rebounding. we will check out the current conditions coming up. >>> fox has a new comedy premiering tha

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sh fire spreading to om cal fire 95,000 be acres but containment, the god news, has more than tripled toicture come from a marina at whiskey town lake where you can see there dozens of burned out boats one of the most badly damaged area the berry lake subdivision. police are still concerned about hot spots and live gas lines. many homeowners were turned away. >> we're anxious to get home. >> to get home. my children and our cats are in lake california and we've been staying in an rv part. we didn't have anybody that could take all of us. >> reporter: now out of the devastation stories of resilience as well. we learned of a sheriff's deputy who lost his home early thursday, but has continued to serve his community, helping with the evacuations. we've met so many selfless souls out here in shasta county. now, a sixth life we have learned has been claimed by these fires. the sheriff tells me the man who died refused to evacuate his home, just another example of how quickly these flames can move and how by not evacuating you're not only putting your own life at risk but also the lives of first responders. in redding

today's news conference starts at 9:30 this morning at the berkeley marina. >> it's radio day by theay. the california historical radio society is hosting its annual fund-raiser to preserve radio history. the event features a silent auction for old radios and the bay area hall of fame. it starts at 8:00 this morning at the veterans memorial building. a $5 donation is asked for at the door. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, more cars on the streets on the weekend. the program that's now permanent in one san francisco neighborhood. plus, an answer to a passport problem where you can walk in today if you need to apply for one. also -- >> a man receives someone else's money through zelle and no way to send it back. i'm michael finney a ahead on 7 on your side i'll show you the chaos it brought to his life. >>> first, the time is 6:36. we're taking a look outside in santa cruz. the calm, it looks like. we know some of you have plans to head down there. frances dinglasan will have your forecast coming up. you know when you're at ross and that cute dress gets even cuter? yes. or when you can s

today's news conference starts at 9:30 this morning at the berkeley marina. >>> it's radio day by theay. the california historical radio society is hosting its annual fund-raiser to promote the radio history. the event features a silent auction for the bay area radio hall of fame. it starts at the veterans memorial building and a $5 donation is asked for at the door. dan ashley will be there as a special guest auctioneer. >>> still ahead, more cars on the streets on the weekend. the program that's now permanent in one neighborhood. plus, an answer to a passport problem where you can walk in today if you need to apply for one. >> also. the man receives someone else's money and there's no way to send it back. i'm michael finney. ahead on 7 on your side, i'lly sho you the chaos it brought to his life. >>> first, the east bay hills camera. the sun gets ready to rise on this saturday morning. frances dinglasan will have your weather coming up. i've been making blades here at gillette for 20 years. there's a lot of innovation that goes into making america's #1 shave. precision machinery and

today's news conference starts at 9:30 this morning at the berkeley marina. >> you can help name a special pup getting a second chance at life at the marine mammal center in marin county. the young female sea otter on the right was rescued about four months ago and treated for exposure to acid. more than 850 suggestions for names have been received. the list has been narrowed down to six. abby, harper, harry otter, lola, sprout and zoe. the deadline to vote is wednesday night at 11:59. vote on marine mammal center.org/vote. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news, doing the right thing isn't always easy. 7 on your side's michael finney has the hard lesson that one man learned when trying to return money he got from a digital payment system. first, a look outside from the golden gate bridge. you can see the fog making its usual appearance this morning. frances dinglasan will have your accuweather forecast in just a few montts. >>> good morning, everyone. time right now is 8:39. here is a live look outside from our east bay hills camera. you can see a mix out there. those are the clouds and also the s

marina. the board unanimously includes this design. includes hundreds of newaffordable housing. it would also upgrade the commercial maritime facility. supporters say they will be more access to the waterfront, including an extension of the bay trail. the city council will meet this evening at 7 pm at alameda city hall. >>> a major development project is starting on treasure island. but there are already road blocks. phase 1 calls for improving infrastructure. that means that much of the island is transformed into one big construction zone with orange cones and detour signs. some small businesses say it is costing them customers. others say they are trying to find creative ways to stay afloat. >> the city did help us by creating these signs, these monuments that have these light signs that kind of guide everyone. and, the construction signs showing the big detour. >> the construction has narrowed roads around the entrances. the plan calls for up-to-date -- 800,000 near homes -- new homes. >>> tesla is looking for a deal to make more cars. >> pam cook joins us

that interpreter, marina gross, has translated for the state department and other government entities. >>> new information this morning about the timing of charges against those 12 russian intelligence officers. sources tell us the white house could have kept the announcement of the indictment quiet until after the summit but chose not to, despite the clear possibility it could impact the helsinki meeting. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein had been mindful of the upcoming summit and briefed mr. trump before he left for europe. sources say after trump consulted with top aides, the white house told justice not to hold off. >> now that the summit and the world cup are over, u.s. and british intelligence agencies are concerned russia will ramp up its aggression once again. a u.s. intel official tells us that russia did not want any high-profile incidents to mar the prestige of hosting the world's biggest sporting event. >>> former president barack obama in south africa this morning, just about an hour from now he gives a town hall speech and takes questions from students at the african leader

news. a parking lot in an east bay marina is becoming a popular spot for illegal sideshows.get hurt. this is video of one of those sideshows at mulford point in the san leandro marina. a man who lives at the marina shot this video from his boat. he says illegal sideshows in this parking lot have been a problem for as long as he can remember. police say they do patrol the area frequently to try to stop the sideshows and prevent anybody from getting hurt. ( james ) bay area baseball... and the a's just keep on winning.. after sweeping the rangers in texas. there was no come from behind drama in this game. but it was close. oakland won 7-6... their 6th straight win. up next... the a's are in colorado taking on the rockies. first pitch is 5:40. ( james ) evan longoria is back in the giants lineup.... but his

highway 128 as chad fraser in the marina told us he's going to have to start budgeting for fires, they're coming that often. live in yolo county, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> changing wind conditions are contributing to the growth of the county fire. sandy pacel is telling us what the winds are doing. >> they're shifting once again, take a look, out of the east/southeast. it's 91 degrees, relative humidity 26%. since this morning the winds have switched direction from the southeast to the north/northeast to the east/southeast. it's really been fluctuating. letting up a bit at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, and we are expecting cooler conditions. still a bit of smoke hanging on from the walnut creek camera. take a look at what firefighters are up against. although we get a bit of a break from that warm to hot weather tomorrow near county fire, it is going to heat up into the triple digits as we head towards sunday, monday and tuesday. so drier conditions are expected for those firefighters in that area. kristen? >>> governor brown wants to fast track legislation to create new wildfire protections, a proposed bill would require greater prevention measures

. >>> new at 5:00, an rv and car camping community that sprang up in a berkeley marina parking lot hast a few hours left to leave. city rules say people cannot park overnight indefinitely at the marina. signs have been posted warning the illegal campers that they have until tomorrow to leave the parking lot of the now closed his lordship's restaurant. this is the second time in two months they've been put on notice. many say they have no other place to go. >> this is one of the only spots that we can come to where we don't get hassled by the police or other people. and, yeah, it's -- i don't really know what we're going to do actually, to be completely honest. >> the mayor of berkeley says he's working on finding another spot for those folks to park. >>> effects from the trump administration's trade sanctions on iran are being felt in the bay area. peace industry rug store in san francisco is closing after 16 years in business. the store sells felt rugs and other products made in iran. the owners say they're being forced to close because of upcoming sanctions on iran-made goods. >>> le

news. >> thank you. take a look at your screen. alameda county firefighters worked quickly to put out this brush fire. started after a car caught on fire at northbound 880 at the marina exit around 7:00 last night. crews knocked down the car fire and then put out the flames that spread to the brush. good news, no one was hurt. >>> we have been pretty lucky lately that our winds have calmed down a lot, even though that's allowed it to get really warm. it's also keeping the fires from spreading as rapidly as they could be. never more than seven minutes away from my forecast. look at the 60s throughout the san ramon valley, out towards livermore, and then the 70s. the mid 70s, the tougher sleeping weather in places like pittsburg, antioch and brentwood. 57 in san francisco, the cool spot. pacifically, 52. 54 in novato. 63 in hayward, and san jose, 64. in the hills around los gatos, 73 right now. check out the lack of clouds from the exploratorium camera, as we have it pointed to the west, back towards downtown. yard work, you know, really, you can wait another day when it's not going to be quite as warm and as humid as this afternoon. exercising is going to be warm to h

news. >> our coverage continues on our website where we posted this ghost ship fire story right on the front page. >>> fourth of july celebrations one night early, tonight thousands gathered at marina bay park in richmond to celebrate the holiday and watch fireworks and families also enjoyed live music performances and a barbecue. the city of richmond has made it a tradition to celebrate america's birthday on the third. the event is paid for by the city. >> it's been a tradition that way. nobody has ever explained why we celebrate on the third. i guess we want to be people to the punch. >> organizers are now gearing up for the big fireworks show in san francisco, which can draw up to 1 million spectators and new tonight amber lee is along the waterfront where folks are getting ready to celebrate. >> reporter: frank, the city is also prepared for the city's big celebration and if you take a look behind me you can see the no stopping signs posted along the waterfront and people tell us this is a special holiday. they want to celebrate in style. san francisco celebrates early as only the city knows how. a software engineer by day and a skateboarder after hours. >> celebrating the best

there will be a memorial service at the new life church at the nazarene located at 300 elois street. his writing resonated with many in the marina and beyond. he will be dearly missed by friends, neighbors and readers alike. i have another in memoriam for lilliana presiado. she was tragically killed in an accident last week, one of the few female plumbers with the city and county of san francisco and member of local 38. she joined the sfpuc in 2012 as an apprentice plumber and soon thereafter promoted to utility plumber, she was a dedicated public servant, beloved daughter, friend to many. local 38 established a fund to her daughter. and there will be a memorial service friday june 22nd at 10:00 a.m. at saint peter's catholic church. i have one last thing. with regard to the horrific acts of the trump administration. just one second, please. sorry. where did it go? okay. so colleagues, along the lines with supervisor fewer and supervisor ronen, i too, have been absolutely devastated by what's been going on. and i'm introducing a resolution supporting senator feinstein's keep families together act. a little different than what su

marina and also the outer sunset due to that colder ocean breeze. in sonoma and a warmer 92 in novato. we talked about those thunderstorm chances. the newhange right now as oft models are keeping the bulk of the activity off to the south and the east of us. so it's basically less of a chance right now to get activity over the next three days but we're going to watch it closely. you can see at 10:30 tomorrow night it's in southern california. as we hit thursday morning, still mainly off to the south. same thing for thursday night and also into friday. so what i've done in that extended forecast is put in a lightning bolt here thursday, friday to let you know we're watching out for the slight chance. then by this weekend, less humidity. low 70s in san francisco. nice start next week. for inland valleys way away from the coastline, we are down to 95 by frida thaweekend, low 90s an too hart ot to head off as we s into the early part of next week. as we head through tomorrow, we'll be watching that for any kind of changes either way on that thunderstorm chance. >> if it's too hot inland, just go to the coast, right? thanks, jeff. >>> up next

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new tonight at 6. a community of r-vs can continue living at the berkeley marina .... for one more week. city officials met today and voted on whether or not they should suspend a law that prohibits people from lodging at a parking lot on seawall drive. this comes after a group of people, known as friends on wheels, settled there in may. the city manager reminded officials that the marina fund faces a growing financial crisis.... partly because of the declining conditions at the waterfront. officials originally talked about a 30-day extension... but decided to vote against the longer stay. instead, they gave approval for the r-vs to stay until next monday morning. (2-shot/pam) the high cost of housing has led to a growing number of people, many of them homeless, living in motorhomes and other vehicles on the streets. (2-shot/ken) mountain view has its share but as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, a new effort is underway to provide some of those people with safe parking and other services. it's not just mountain view of course but there are at least 40 motorhomes pickup trucks and o

news. >> show me a dog reunion and i am a happy girl. >> i love a hound. so cute. >> all right, happening today, richmond will be holding its annual independence day celebration. it takes place at marina bay park and draws thousands of people. things get started at 5:30 leading up to the fireworks at 9:15. the festival is free. it features food and live music. if you're going, be prepared to deal with heavy traffic along the waterfront. >> it's been about a year since taco bell started hosting weddings at its cantina restaurant in las vegas. now they're giving their fans more to celebrate. they're launching their own line of wedding accessories. that's right, if you need a garter or a bow tie or maybe a champagne glass, well, just go to the company's website. the chapel inside the las vegas cantina has hosted 60 marriages so far. >> so, who's getting married next and gets one of those from me? >> yeah. >> i don't know, mike. >> who is the lucky person? >> who is the lucky person? >> to be completely honest, i would not mind -- i love a crunchy taco with whatever that is that's in it. all those things. >> sure. >> would you get married at the restaurant? >> of course. >> okay. >> but i

this installation of new receptacles would include crocker amazon, mclaren park, golden gate park, india basin and other parks. secondly in the request is the degaussing building on marina green. 1943, and once transferred to the city it has been in a steady state of deterioration since that time. that said, it is the ideal location for the harbor master's office to oversee the operations of both the west harbor and the east harbor. for that, and due to the location and size, the building assessments from the department of public works and a second assessment from a private engineering firm has found that although it is structurally unstable, it can be stabilized, repaired and restored for $200,000 and then at that point it can be successfully repurposed into the internal renovation for the harbor master's office. it's 200,000 for each of these two projects, which totals the 400,000 in our reserve. in our request. back to attachment a, the balances of attachment -- of the three subfunds demonstrate that there is sufficient money to fund this request. in the fund balances in the deferred maintenance subfund, $1,150,449, and in the undesignated, 1,000,041 # thousand $609.

news, has more than tripled from over the weekend. it is at 17%. now some of the most eerie pictures come the marina at whiskey town lake. you can see dozens of burned out boats bobbing in the water in various stages of sinking. one of the most badly damaged areas the merry lake subdivision. we met many people trying to return home to salvage whatever they can. but police are still concerned about hot spots and live gas lines. many homeowners were turned away. >> we're anxious to home. my children and cats are in lake california and we've been staying in an rv part. we didn't have anybody that could take all of us. >> reporter: now out of the devastation stories of resilience. we learned about a sheriff's deputy who lost his home early thursday, but has continued to despite all of this to serve his community, helping with the evacuations. we should it on out a sixth person has lost his life. authorities tell me he did because he refused to leave his home, which was evacuated. all the more reason why to evacuate even before you get that warning. in redding, dion lim, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> now look at this image. a

news. >> incredible. before you go, can you tell us what's going on with businesses in the area, opened or evacuated? >> reporter: so far i can tell you we went to that marina but open for business. people are having a hard time getting there with the road closures. f the lake, some smoke is on one side and the other side looks pretty good. businesses up here hoping folks make it up and maybe salvage at least part of their holiday. >> time will tell. there, laura. >>> mandatory evacuations are still under way in that area. speaking with some evacuees who are worried they didn't do the right thing. >> reporter: evacuees are huddling waiting for news and parked off of grant. they made it from the canyon creek resort near the lake where firefighters gave them a dire prediction. >> the firemen came up to us and said if the fire crests that hill, you see a fire on the hill, you have three minutes to get out. >> reporter: sylvia dewitt and her seven cats an dogs weren't too far behind him. >> i'm just sad. sad. i wonder if made the right decision to leave. >> reporter: at least she has found a friendly place to park. >> the lady that was walking said, come down t

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

although when i told him i was going to run for the new york city council, he took out a quote of the man in the marina, and he said, take this and put it in your bag because you will need it. it's a tough business but it's a beautiful business. my father is the true public servant, right, so he always thought this was just -- for his daughter or anybody who would ever say, i'd like to run for office, he would never discourage even though he would warn you sometimes it would be rough and tumble. but the ability to serve your neighbors was just something that if you had an opportunity to do it that you had to. >> and what role did he play in your campaign? >> you know, it was interesting, he was more my emotional adviser, if you will. of course, i had his campaign -- i mean, i was so blessed, right, because i had his campaign manager, his fundraisers, a really great political apparatus. my dad was the guy that would say, oh, you've got two hours in the middle of the day, let's hit the train stations. onward, onward, onward. he was more the campaign cheerleader or the person who would come to me and say,

marina where she was swimming says, nurse sharks are normally friendly. doctors told her, she still has pieces of shark teeth in her arm. (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news.(ken) but our primetime coverage is just getting started this wednesday evening. grant lodes and vicki liviakis are here with kron 4 news at 9. ((grant))thank you pam and ken..new tonight at nine...police release bodycam footageof a deadly officer- involved shooting involving a robbery suspect.that suspect...was hit more than 40 times.why a jury ruled his death...a suicide.that's next in a live report. plus...history in san francisco.london breed becomes the city's first african- city's first african-american female mayor.we speak with civil rights leaders in the bay area about the significance of today's inauguration.((grant)) and people in one bay area neighborhood say police aren't doing enough to stop a rash of mail thefts.we have exclusive video of the thieves in action. ((vicki))keep it here...kron 4 news at nine starts right after the break. just when you thought you were done painting... ...you discover paint bleed under your tape... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only pai

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new york and philly knew when to take their cues for the fireworks. that's good. bring on the fireworks, by the way. hundreds of people have set up their waterfront viewing spots at the berkeley marinave made this particular event a family tradition. >> you get here early. you get your real estate. you set up. you're here for the day. we're in the best spot to see the fireworks right off the water. it's an amazie ining place. >> it's worth the drive. it's worth coming out here. it's very beautiful. if you have a good setup. bring blankets. >> and a jacket. it does get a little chilly. >> and visitors have been entertained all day long with live music, arts and crafts booths. but it's the fireworks show over the bay that they're most excited to experience. >> of course. >>> now crowds lined the streets in novato for one of the largest fourth of july parades in the bay area. families began arriving early this morning to claim a spot along grant avenue. that parade boasts more than 100 entries including floats and classic cars and even decorated bassett hounds. the small town feel seemed to have international appeal. >> we're originally french. >> that's my daughter. i come to visit he