senate suggesting that companies and individuals working on north street could have their absence frozen and they could be receive travel bans to the u.s. could i do but it. should do a job and so i think we all need got. to come from somewhere when you hear these kind of things are you ever worried or do you ever think about it. to be honest the throwing of the finger both of the way we apply all over the world. political view shouldn't really mean that the end of the day was all going to go to jail but no matter what there you have it was probably going to be long is to get the string and the world is making its way into the sea water and the pace is. kilometers a day when this kind of performance the team is expecting the project will be completed by the end of this. next story may come as a surprise to well no it's partly it's not much more difficult to tell fact from fiction in news and reporting in the u.s. according to a new study by the rand think tank in america. so we end up in a situation where not only are we not sure what's true and what's not but we're not even really sure

one facing north point street and one facing larkin street. the existing street frontages are composed of stucco buildings and warm color tones. the north point building will be made of a series of bay windows reflecting the rhythm of the block. the proposed materials as shown on the mock up you can see the north point building. and panels both on the body of the building and the bay windows in a series of warm tones that reflect the block tones. they range from a lighter gray tone to a darker gray and creamy beige color. we have dark accents at the windrow and trim and it's a base of concrete. the larkin street building has similar materials but just uses two colors with the ground floor with raised residential stoops off the streets and happy to answer questions about the project. >> thank you. >> clerk: i'll open it up for public comment. >> i'm a retired public school teacher and have lived on larkin for the last 14 years. first, i'd like to say when this is completed after probably a year of construction, it may have a real positive gen -

also have some pockets of brief downpours in the south bay, santa clara, north first street. as we pan around here, some lighter rain in san francisco, bayshore, south city. going into the north bay, larkspur, green as you notice. the winds are still gusting. 24 miles per hour in napa. at the higher elevation, you're seeing gust others 37 miles per hour. as we take a look at the forecast, tomorrow morning's commute will feature some showers. the rest of the timeline and the full forecast is coming up. >>> i'm kate larsen live in novato. you know the rain has been n .ng down pretty hard hers and this series of may storms has become more of an inconvenience for everyone from farmers to athletes. this mid-may commute in sonoma county looked more like january, and it wasn't just the roads. umbrellas, beanies and lines for matinees at the movies in santa rosa. >> normally be at home, maybe barbecuing, kicking back, relaxing, enjoying the sun. it's raining. so now we've got to go inside at the roxy theater. >> besides the puddles, infields were opportunistic in petaluma. >> it's too

senate suggesting that companies and individuals working on north street could have their assets frozen and we could even receive travel bans to the u.s. can i do by the. end of the i think we all need. to come from somewhere when you hear these kind of things are you ever worried or do you ever think about it. to be honest i try not to think about it on the way to all of the world. political views shouldn't really come in at the end of the day. but no matter what there you have it what's probably going to be long is to get it straight and the world is making its way into the seawater and the pace is a. kilometer a day when this kind of performance the team is expecting the project will be completed by the end of this year. based. on hundreds of pages on the consulate is really organizations suspected of attempting to disrupt the elections across the world the social network behemoths sees the archimedes group spent more than 3 quarters of a $1000000.00 on the facebook and instagram platforms to quote disseminate their content artificially increase in gauge print i spoke earlier to our

senate suggesting that companies and individuals working on north street could have their absence frozen and they could even receive travel bans to the u.s. could i do but to. do a job if you like and we all need. to come from somewhere when you hear these kind of things are you ever worried or do you ever think about it. to be honest i try not to think about it in the way we apply to all of the world. political views shouldn't really mean that the end of the day if you don't have a job to do but no matter what you have and what's probably going to be long is the getting string and the world is making its way into the seawater and the pace is. kilometers today with this kind of performance the team is expecting the project will be complete by the end of this. president money will mccrone said party will not block the operation of chinese telecoms giant weiwei in france joining the chorus of countries like the u.k. germany which are also refusing to go to u.s. pressure mccollum's common comes hard on the heels of washington placing while away on a trade block list over alleged security co

this is in the south bay, northbound 101, this is an accident near north first street.hey are dipping down to 24 miles per hour in that area and farther south, there's an accident northbound 87 at gartner avenue, a lane is blocked over there and a lot of slow going in that area. we are tracking another accident northbound 880 near high street. it is on the right shoulder and a multicar accident. it looks like speeds are dipping in the red as well. hopefully they can get that cleared up pretty quickly. travel times right now, it's a mixed bag and you are looking at 80, highway 4 to the macarthur maze and it looks like a 20 minute drive, those speeds are in the red right now. we will take alive look at the bay bridge toll plaza and traffic is backed up to the macarthur maze, but it looks like it's moving along pretty good with the metering lights on and the san mateo bridge not looking bad at all, not too many brake lights as folks are heading into foster city. how is the weather looking? >> we start out the day with a few showers, high definition doppler to show you for

raf bill has been opposed to the us senate suggesting that companies and individuals working on north street could have their assets frozen and they could even receive travel bans to the us could i do but to. do a job and so i think we all need. to come from somewhere when you hear these kind of things are you ever worried or do you ever think about it. to be honest the throwing of the finger bowl that i mean we apply all over the world. political view shouldn't really come in at the end of the day you've got to go but no matter what there you have it what's probably going to be long is the get the string and the world is making its way into the seawater and the pace is. kilometers day when this kind of performance the team is expecting the project will be complete by the end of this year. but as we also have more correspondent there the projects being venally opposed by the united states which claims that you are at risk becoming too dependent on russian energy resources even threatening sanctions against anyone who refuses to comply with washington and that's a kind of treatment that's not

. >>> north san pedro street is one of the most hottest development areas in san jose, with the project make downtown what it long to be, livable walkable urban village? >> sorry it's a good golf course . >> a popular and longtime golf course in santa clara now in jeopardy, what the city is planning to use the land for . >> cloudy at the coast but were rain free, typical for may but we will talk about a small rain chance coming up in the forecast, how long the fog and low cloud cover sticks around and what's in store for mother's day weekend. the forecast is coming up. >>> a live look that we the sap center, a few blocks away, one neighborhood is undergoing a major transformation . >> live north of san pedro in downtown san jose's newest hotspot. >>reporter: that's right, just a couple years ago the whole area was filled with decrepit warehouses and weeds and now most of that is gone and the city hopes to be building in its place a new urban core for san jose and silicon valley. took the north san pedro street areas one of the oldest sections of downtown san jose, but after decades of n

investigators say there was a fight at the intersection of north main street and parkside drive.y received reports from hospitals in the area that three men were being treated for stab wounds. a fourth man was later taken to the hospital after he had been hit by a car. it looks like everyone involved is going to survive. but the three men you saw now face charges for assault with a deadly weapon. >>> in san jose, a driver was killed after he crashed into a restaurant. police say the driver of this black chevy silverado was headed south on white road around 6:00 yesterday morning. we don't know why, but he made a sharp turn, went over the curb and into the santa fe taqueria. the restaurant was empty and closed at the time. investigators are still looking into what caused the deadly crash. >>> and a vacaville company who got a disturbing racist letter in the mail is receiving an outpouring of support from their community. it told them interracial couples aren't welcome there. but it appears that's not the case. christie smith shows us how the community gathered together to support

arlington where three people have been stabbed tonight and a person arrested on lee highway near north lynn street. two victims rushed to the hospital in serious condition and expected to be okay.r waiting fo more details. >>> to fender-bender that wasa ajor predicament for a d.c. man. >> video shows him holding onto a cab and drug blocks down the road. >> video the victim took himself not knowing ifld he wou live to tell about it. >> eric was on the hood ke i am now while the cabbie was driving and pulled out histophoe et evidence of the horror. >> hey! >> where the police at? >> reporter: are hearing him call for police. he holds onto the hood of a cab iphone fearing for his life. >> right now, i feel blessed t be here. had i lost my life, i could have been injured worse than i am. >> reporters it started thuy afternoon. he was driving h nissan near georgetown. d.c. police say he stopped at a red light and a cab driver rear-ended him. >> a minor accident turned into the wildest thing i could ever imagine. >> reporter: derrick got out of his car to exchange insurance n. informatio >> as soon as i

northbound 295 after malcolm x, north capital street. north michiga an accident there as well.vel times, in bound to the beltway, 36 miles per hour. 95 north. 270 southbound 34 miles per hour. 27 mil per hour. remember to listen to wtop 105 f.m. when you hop in your car today. >>> i'me corey smith h at the live desk following breaking news out of england. wikileaks founder julian aange s been sentenced to 50 weeks in prison for jumping u.k. bail in 2012. he was arrested thursday to face u.s. charges he conspired to hack military computers. the big questionis will he be extradited to the yunited state. he faces up to five years in prison if he is convicted. we have to find out if you leb -- if he will be extradited. o aaron, eun, you. >> cory, thank you. >>> 6:53 now. prince george's county is growing green with pride. the county is getting ready to launch a massive cleanup efort and it needs your help to pull it off. >> news 4's molette green is working for you with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. it's beautification day in prince george's county. y

our cameras roll out to follow alo on this february morning off north capitol street. >> we have a scheduledd and hypothermia is on and we w't remove your tent. >> reporter: we watched as thes outreach team spoke one-on-one with the homeless and tossing a few soiled blankets. >> everything needs to be gone if you don't want it. remove it. >> reporter: but we saw a different scene at other clean-ups. on slightly warmer days where our cameras remained out of sight. crews took down tentss on first street northeast and usingve shols and pitch forks. to throw items in the back of a garbage truck. >> what did they take from you today and throw awa >> i lost a lot of clothes that i bought and i lost a watch. mostly food -- ñ l jackson. >> i lost my tentnd my clothes and everything else under there and my gifts for christmas. >> reporter: d.c. does have a protocol or procedure for conducting sweeps and won't disguard functional tents or personal i.d. or documentsesut t require the crews to sort through items for safety reasons. >> we don't want to knowingly dispose of something valuable or meaningfu

say that what they would like to build that the side of this whole grocery store here on on north 4th streetnot a homeless shelter per se but rather permanent housing for people who are formerly housing, either way most of the people around here say it's a bad idea. here's more. dick supermarket here at 4th and younger in north san jose closed several years ago. >>but a group called people assisting the homeless or path is eyeing the site for a project that could oust a formerly homeless people in as many as 100 permanent apartment homes says regional director megan cold guard. >>there's only one on >>neighbors are pushing back on that however the 4 or 5 story development is just not a good fit for the mostly residential neighborhood says opposition leader sarah holt it's in my front yard and that that makes me very nervous, even if it was just 120 apartments period. i would be concerned. >>that with this particular population in very concerned. >>neighbors are worried about more traffic crime drug use and their property values, others feel the project could make an existing homeless problem

and that's a sports bar on north main street officers say the suspect smash the glass against the face of the victim causing significant injuries. police are asking anybody who might recognize him to give them a call. in the south bay, san jose police are looking for 2 suspects in the deadly shooting investigators have released surveillance video there. >>hoping the public can help track down the man kron for sarah stinson has the latest. >>it's been nearly 5 months is a homeless man was killed here in san jose and the investigation continues today. police are now leaning on the public to identify their 2 primary suspects in newly released surveillance video. take a look you can see 2 men casually walking on the street. police say the 2 got into an altercation with 49 year-old mark jones before one of them shot and killed him this happened on east virginia and south 3rd street at one in the morning on december 5th. in the video you can see the 2 men wearing hooded sweatshirt and dark pants police are still investigating the motive and circumstances surrounding the killing for the last

investigators say there was a fight at the intersection of north main street and park side drive.y received reports from hospitals in the area that three men were being treated for stab wounds. another man later taken to a different hospital had been hit by a car. everyone involved is going to pull through. the three men we showed you are facingg charges for assault wi a deadly weapon. >> in san jose this morning a car crashed into a mexican restaurant killing the driver. police say the driver of this blackk chevy silverado you see was headed south on white road. we don't know why,ue butri he ma sharp turn, went over the the s. investigators are looking into what caused the crash. >>> the tree you're looking at fell on two people in alameda county. this is in san leandro at marina park. a fund-raiser walk for homeless families was happening there when this 40 foot cotton wood tree fell over. two adults were taken to the hospital to get checked out, but they are going to be okay. >> we are following a developing story. north korea explaining its latest military drill which was supe

in the photos attack someone at a bar about 2 weeks ago this happened at mass i sports bar on north main street, a woman creek. the suspect injured a man after he smashed a glass against his face or the face. the victim. what service is and businesses in san homes francisco this morning. this after a large water main break in the west portal in forest hills neighborhood. it shut off the water for several hours yesterday morning. this break happened in a cast iron pipe. it was first installed back in 1920, let's just say it was a little old 1920 that's really old. well updated plan for california's high speed rail project has been revealed but now officials are asking for more money and time to get it done. the project update shows that the rail lines from bakersfield tumor said we'll be ready by 2028. so the construction costs will be at an increase of one billion. and although the face calls for plans in los angeles and san francisco. it also shows that there's no money committed to them nor funds appropriated after the year 2023. fresno assemblyman jim patterson is calling on the governor to

spalter: there are companies like a couple i just visited last week, in wilkesboro north carolina, river street, deploying broadband to small rural communities across north carolina and virginia. consolidated communications in conroe, texas. a medium-sized company that is delivering next-generation broadband solutions across the nation. all the way up to the largest american broadband providers like at&t and verizon and centurylink. host: so what do you see on the horizon in congress that either ? concerns you or something you are supporting? and do you see it actually happening in this congress? mr. spalter: the great news is we hear a lot of talk about the opportunities to actually pivot congress's attention back to the idea of a national infrastructure framework, real investment, investment that would include substantially a real commitment to bringing broadband to americans across the land. we have heard figures of up to $40 billion in new infrastructure investment to bring fiber to america, a fiber rich diet, which is exactly what we need if we continue to compete globally and bring the be

it happened in the northbound lanes of the north main street offramp in walnut creek the man died after his parser collided with an suv. his name has not been released. two people suffered minor injuries. officer shut down three lanes of the northbound 680 and the lanes reopened at 2:00 this afternoon. >>> a water main break flooded several streets in san rafael. it happened around northgate drive. the water district sent crews to the scene and roads were reopened shortly after 10:00 this morning. no injuries and no word on what caused it water major break. >>> teachers are back at the bargaining table today. christina is outside that meeting with the latest. >> reporter: our colleague seven inside the office of education where negotiations have been underway all day. she has been saying they are now holding a caucus and talking about new issues and that is a good sign. there could be some movement over the next couple of hours. >> it does not matter that it's memorial day. is no then unusual hours. >> there is still no deal. teachers are growing frustrated with the school district afte

. >> it's north lynn street. it's e to be okay. >> long time and beloved u.s. senateee employ. >> a fight with the group just a few steps from his home near newin 4's ju finch is live at d.c. police headquarter with more on th story. justin >> rep aaron, this morning d.c. p telling us they for three decades. in the office building from ao fund me page. police say johnson. he's not far from nats park. one that left him withinjuries he was rushed to the hospital new yo senator chuck schumer >> bud was beloved by his senate family the softball team he's family i offe my prayers for his ptne diane and son bo and all who loved and will miss him. >> and as you heard,hn jon he was just 48 years old. he leaves behind a wife and aaron, eun, back to you. now to m ainor fender bender that turned ito a terrifyin ride d.c. streets on the >> hey, where the police at? >> eric chandler was able he as rear ended by the cab george when h tried to exchange the driver accelerated and the wildes thing i could ever imagin right now i feel blessed to be here. the thing could have wen

jose helped police catch a suspect accused of a house fire that started yesterday morning on north 6th street about 11:00 a.m. look at the surveillance video here showing a homeless man walking up to a porch and minutes later a couch is engulfed in flames. the fire spread to the home but the family inside got out safely. >> i heard something pop up. i am like oh, no, i am ting to get out of the house. i got myself and the kids out of the house. >> the fire quickly spread next door but it was put out and no one was hurt. a man seen on surveillance last night had police getting him and detaining him until police arrived. the family believes he may have started the fire with a lit cigarette. >>> a high school student plans to walk out of class today as part of a global effort to demand action on climate change. the students will hold a rally on campus at 10:00 this morning then march to the wells fargo in mountain view. the students want congress to support the green new deal introduced by new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez >>> it is 6:07. striking teachers in union city in hayward

citizen's arrest in san jose helped police catch a man suspected of starting a house fire on north 6th street. it started yesterday morning about 11:00. surveillance video shows a homeless man walking town a porch, then minutes later a sofa was engulfed in flames, right there. the fire spread to the home but the family inside was able to escape >> i heard something pop up. i am like, oh, no, i am getting out of the house. i told all of the kids get out of the house. >> the fire also spread to a house next door but it was quickly put out and no one was hurt. police tell us the man believed to be in the surveillance was seen walking down the street last night. neighbors detained him until police got there. the family believes he started the fire with a lit cigarette. >>> the ghost ship warehouse trial will resume next tuesday after the memorial day weekend. one woman gave details about how she survived and how the defends tried to save others inside >> reporter: former ghostship tenant carmen brio went from the stand as she described leaving the warehouse. she saw tenants running toward the fir

in the 100 block of north 6th street. st. james is off to the left. this is captain of the san jose fire department. it started less than half an hour ago, two alarm fire? >> that is right. 59:11:36 we rang out the first alarm and the second alarm was 8 minutes later. it started in one of the old victorians and spread to the house on the left. >> reporter: from 165 to 155? >> correct. we know at least four people have been displaced from 165. none of them were at home at the time the fire started. there was a small doing inside the house. that doing has been rescued and returned to the owners now on the scene. currently there are no injuries and the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> reporter: as i look, it looks like they are working on the roof in particular. talk to me about these old victorians and how easy it is for a fire to get to the roof areas and spread? >> so, there is a difference in construction between the old victorians and modern construction for stick-framed houses. what happens is there is a pathway for fire to get into the

catching a man who started a house fire, it started yesterday morning at 11:00 at a home on north sixth street. the man was walking up to a porch, and minutes later, you see a couch burst into flames. the fryer -- fire spread to the home but the family inside was safe.>> i heard something inside the house, so i got out of the house and got the kids out of the house.>> nobody was hurt, the man was walking down the street last night, neighbors detained him until police arrived. the family thinks he may have started that fire possibly with a lit cigarette. >>> students at los altos high school plan to walk out of class today as a part of a worldwide effort to demand action on climate change. the students will hold a rally on their campus at 10:00 this morning, then they are going to march to the wells fargo on el camino and san antonio road in mountain view. they want congress to support the green new deal, introduced by alexandria ocasio-cortez. >>> striking teachers in union city will be walking picket lines again on day five of the strike. more contract talks are scheduled today between the te

it calls for a four or five story building to be built on north fort street where an old supermarket used to be. homeless advocates like it because it is near public transportation and organizations that help low income people but the news reports current neighbors are worried about things like crime and drug use. there is no timeline for the project. >>> the san francisco police department will remember and on officers that died in the line of duty. chief william scott and family of the fallen officers will speak at the meeting. 96 have given their lives and the most recent loss for the department was 2006. still ahead, the 2020 presidential campaign is well under way. how democratic presidential candidate jay inslee feels about being the underdoing during the primary season. he will join us live in the studio in the next half hour. >>> and the 49ers draft pick dre greenlaw has not been with the team in a week but he is making national headlines. we will tell you why. >>> and at the richmond bridge there is slow traffic piling on before you make it onto the span. >>> and mostly sunn

street, good news there, that crash has been pushed off. still a multivehicle collision, that one blocking one lane. a quick check of the east bay, southbound 680. you are heavy northsan francisco, we need to clean up our act. the stinky new ranking and this time it's not just the streets that are a mess. >>> a special honor for alex trebek. winning a daytime emmy and his signature humor was shining through. >> as you get your day into gear it is 6:19. a live look outside along the embarcade embarcadero. when it comes to reducing the evsugar in your family's diet,m. coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear you. we're working together to do just that. bringing you more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all. smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels and reminders to think balance. because we know mom wants what's best. more beverage choices, smaller portions, less sugar. balanceus.org >>> i have some good news for you. the rain is over in the south bay. 280 and 17 where we had .03 overnight. that is creating an air mass, two to eight degrees below average in the mid to upper 60s. it has taken the tree pollen down from high amounts to moderate. >>> thanks

the organic vegetarian food company is opening a 2nd and north main street restaurant. is tame corner with a neighborhood group successfully blocked in-n-out burger from opening two years ago. the drive-thru lanes will be accessible from the center of the parking lot to keep the traffic from backing up on the street. amy's opened the roanoke park location four years ago. there is usually a long line. it is very popular. >>> well, gas thieves that sparked an explosion, the damage left behind and the reason authorities are seeing a rise in a very specific crime >>> and i am doug luzader in washington. coming up we will have more on what robert mueller said yesterday that makes changing the impeachment debate, just ahead. >>> and are or the of a crash northbound 880 in the fremont area. we will check on that in a second. and here is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are on and you can tell by all the traffic there. >>> and a pretty good fog bank and local drizzle is back in the coast and bay. temperatures will be cooler today. we will focus on why co

. >> you're looking at what san jose firefighters found at north 6th street and east julian street. sky 7 was above the scene while crews looked for any hot spots to douse. it did damage part of an adjoining home. the red cross is assisting the people whose home was damaged. investigators are looking to see how it started. >>> investigators are looking into the latest death of a whale. it was near point reyes this morning. this makes at least 12 whale deaths in the bay area this year and nearly 60 along the pacific coast from mexico to alaska during the spring migration north. noaa says the number of deaths is the highest since 2000. most die from starvation. experts are trying to figure out the reason why and whether warming oceans caused by climate change could be a factor. >>> meantime, a section of drake beach is now closed due to an influfl of he wielephant seals. they restricted access to the beach after high tides bras 200 elephant seals ashore making it unsafe to walk to the beach. but it will be open this weekend memorial weekend when park staffers are present. >>> a dramat

they got a call for the intersection of north main street and parkside drive and there was apparently a fight there shortly after that they're hearing reports from 3 different hospitals that there were 4 different people brought in for various injuries, including the stabbing wound and someone that had been struck by a car. so once they connected all together they realized that it had to do with that incident. now here you can see the 3 different suspects. we have joshua beal 21 years old philip china 20 year-old as well as christopher del monte now joshua beal and still up china they were arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon that was related to those stabbings christopher del monte was arrested for the suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon in connection to the general the person hit by a car. right now police are still investigating all of this and we are told that the 4 victims did go the again they were at those hospitals that police were getting calls up fight. they were very very serious injuries luckily at this 0.9 have been life threatening. reporting live

being stabbed in a popular park in a it happened last night on lee highway at thete insection of north lynn street near gateway park and the key bridge. two of the victims were rushed to the hospital in srious condition. one victim has minor injuries and expected to be okay. arlington county police have person. one >>> a long-time and beloved u.s. senate employee has died after an altercation here inhe district. >> investigators say he was involved in a fight with a group just steps from his home near nats park. justin finch has more details on this violent assault. >> reporter: this sad sto begins about a week ago. police have not said much about the case since but have told us it remain under investigation. and at the center of it all, the victim bernard johnson iii, a father and husband and a youth baseball coach and also known to many as bud. he worked for years at at heart office building start there just out of high schoolnd working there for three decades. but one week ago the life o family and friends were changed forever when he god into a dispute outside of a k. street area restaurant no

this is a photograph of the person police are looking for this happened at miss a sports bar on north main streetks ago that this person, according to police smashed a glass against the face of the victims if you know who this person is police would like to talk to him. also in the east bay, a bicyclist is rushed to the hospital after he crashes into a truck in berkeley. so this happened at nights and cedar streets that's in northwest berkeley, the truck was traveling eastbound when the 58 year-old bicyclist slammed into it. again in the hospital and we're told that that person is in critical condition. this morning. story that we're following today embattled attorney general bill barr is not testify before members of the house of representatives, democrats say the hearing is still going on despite the fact that bars not there this is actually video him testify before senate panel yesterday. now the primary focus of today's hearing is to obtain the full unredacted mueller report, bars skipping out of this hearing comes after the justice department also told the committee that it would not comply

helpless catch a suspect accused of starting a house for the fire started yesterday morning on north sick street at 11 pm. surveillance video shows a homeless man walking up to a porch and then minutes later a couch was engulfed in flames. the fire spread through the home but a family inside was able to escape. >> i heard something popped out and i thought i will get out of the house and help all the kids get out of the house. >> the fire also spread to a house next door but it was quickly put out and no one was hurt. police tell us the man believed to be in the surveillance video seen walking down the street last night and neighbors detained him until police arrived. the family think that he may have started that fire with a lit cigarette. >> striking teachers in union city and south edward are back from the picket lines per day five of their strike. more contract talks scheduled between the teachers and the unified school district and teachers want a 10 percent pay raise over two years while the school district offer was a one percent pay raise and one-time three percent bonus but this morning

in cabinets on north b street go on for a mile.kes about the homeless in sacramento is how prominent it is. it would be impossible to visit the city and not see it. if there were people living in the sievers shad sheds -- pause right in the heart of downtown. this shows a multi-encampment at city hall. to the public library functions as a day shelter. it is filled with homeless people charging their phones and using computers, bathing in the bathroom. people were even living on the grounds of the state capitol building when we visited. one issue is that the city does not have enough shelter space, local officials are doing a terrible job of finding places to put people. the last city run homeless shelter close in april. now the shelter is going to be used as a marijuana cultivation and distribution center. of course. california tent cities should humiliate the state to leaders. they do not seem humiliated. california governor gavin newsom seems uninterested in his state's tent-city boom. as his own constituents slept on the ground

police say they responded to the intersection of north main street and parkside drive early yesterday morning. after they learned this fight. investigators found 3 men stabbed in one man hit by a car. all 4 victims suffered moderate to serious injuries, but none of them are life threatening. in concord police say a fight broke out among 30 to 70 people last night in the parking lot of the sun valley mall, both concord police and pleasant help police responded to the incident around 8 30 last night, a mall security guard use pepper spray to break up the fight and during that process. concord police officer got some that pepper spray in his eyes. but tonight that officer is ok. >>city officials in berkeley are asking tenants and landlords to properly discard of items no longer needed. this as you see berkeley students move out at the end of the semester and leave unwanted furniture and other items curbside city officials say tenants should use a building's trash bin if those are full and lords can schedule a free ball quays pick up another option is purchasing the city's prepaid trash b

a photo of the person, they're looking for it happened at mass masses sports park that's on north main street suspect injured a man after he smashed a glass against the victim's face. and for california's high speed rail project has been revealed but now officials are asking for more money and more time to get it done. the project update shows that the rail lines from bakersfield timmer said will be ready by the year 2028. the construction costs would be at an increase of one billion and though the fa's calls for plans in los angeles and san francisco. it also shows that there's a month no money committed to them nor funds approved after their 2030 fresno sentiment. jim patterson is calling on the governor now to halt funding for the project. >>they're making it up as they go along again they have no idea what they are doing let alone in 9 years from now this is a absolute and trust operation that i think has lost all credibility. >>governor newsom says that he is available for questions but his office staff doesn't know when that will happen. >>time now is 5.37 and still ahead for morning ne

and we have some surveillance photos to hear of the man this happened at massa's sports bar on north main streetglass against the face of the victim. >>coming up on the prom for morning news. we are nearing wildfire season in crews are doing all they can to prepare. we'll have the reason that recent rain may actually make this season. much worse. and a latino museum we're going to hear why lawmakers say now is the perfect time to begin that project and we're getting spoiled this week more nice weather to come in the next couple of days and that includes this afternoon, your forecast ahead. >>and i'm tracking your commute around the bay arna we're checking out the bay bridge. it's one of our busiest bridges during the morning drive right now it's backed ♪ let's go. bye, mom. thanks for breakfast, mom. with quality ingredients like roasted hazelnuts and cocoa, nutella is sure to bring a smile to breakfast time. nutella, spread the happy. show your appreciation with a limited edition nutella jar! >>6.41 right now and we're taking a look at the weather which is really nice and clear out that's exact

investigators say this two groups of men got out of the cars at north main street and parkside drive at around 2 a.m. yesterday morning. a fight broke out and three men were stabbed a fourth was hit by car. soon after police arrested these three men in connection with the attack and it's not clear whether they were also injured. authorities have not said where the road safe this morning after escaping from a burning home in los s ted in a morning. santa clara county firefighters had a difficult time tywas overgrown with vegetation. in fact, there was a small vegetation fire behind the home. d the potential to spread to other homes. but cooler weather helped them quickly contain the flames. >>> and health officials are on alert in southern california with a new measles case exposing others at a iewn t uc irvine graduate student tested positive for measles. and he was on campus for 3 days visiting multiple buildings and eggs posing fellow students and faculty. there's been at least 40 confirmed case of measles in california this year including 10 in the bay area. >>> in washington, d.c

college, dear old wofford the site of a town hall with presidential contender kamala harris. 29 north church street with my friend lawrence o'donnell. he'll be hosting it tonight, msnbc, 10:00. i know i'll be watching. >> and when i heard that, that craig is going to be watching, i thought maybe, maybe if we're lucky we could get him to join the crowd here at his alma mater, wofford college. >> really? >> and see if maybe he has some questions for the senator. he is a south carolina native. is that okay with you? >> is he voting in south carolina? >> we can find out. we can find out. joining us now from new york, craig melvin. [ cheers and applause ] >> hey, lawrence. good to see you, buddy. senator harris, good to see you again. thank you so much for your time tonight. >> good to see you, craig. >> you know, senator, in the past you've said that you support debt-free college. you've talked about scheduling payment based on income. you've even said there should be a total conversation about loan forgiveness. you may not know this, but you're on a campus where the graduation is 80%. nationally it ho

the north main street off-ramp before noon the driver of the porsche and died at the hospital to people in the jeep, they suffered minor injuries. chp still investigating what may have caused that crash. the agency previously said drugs and alcohol or not but to be factors these 2 men on parole are back in custody tonight. don't know that we have the picture of them a woman creek police say that they got a call about 2 suspicious that they are vehicles on memorial day. that's when they found 30 year-old elena wilson and 36 year-old william getty with narcotics tear gas and stolen property. >>living far from where you work is so way of life for a lot of people here in the bay area but the city of san mateo says the long commute is driving police officers away and they say a lot of good officers don't work there because of it since 2013, 21 officers have left the department. the reason they left that long commute. >>in an effort to combat this challenge the city of san mateo is coming up with an alternative housing solution. our first explains. >>i've been looking for a one-bedroom apartm

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photos attack someone at a mar 2 weeks ago happened just before 11 45 at masses, sports bar on north main streetthe suspect smashed a glass against the face of the victims causing significant injuries. police are asking anyone who might recognize this man to call them. >>more protest said google today following a allegations of retaliation against employees who participated in walkouts last year. those walk outs were over the company's handling of sexual-harassment claims google says it has made some changes to its internal policies following the protests. but organizers of today's the company has retaliated against workers who voiced concerns about sexually harassment and discrimination. organizers also say testimonies from employees who experienced the alleged retaliation were read at today sit in some workers also called in sick to protest. in the north bay, this santa rosa city school district reached a tentative agreement on a new contract with the state's school employees association. the one year agreement provides a 7 and a half percent salary increase. and a 7 and a half percent increas

this is the attacker it happened at miss a sports bar on north main street about 2 weeks ago the suspect after he smashed a glass against his face. so if you know who this person is what police know elsewhere in the east bay bicycle us was rushed to the hospital after he crashed into a truck in berkeley. it happened at night and cedar streets in northwest berkeley. you see it on the map the truck was traveling east when this 58 year-old by school slammed into it. we're told he's in critical condition. this morning. another big story the san francisco archdiocese is named in a lawsuit along with 10 other dioceses in california at the california catholic conference so tom emmons is the person behind this lawsuit. he says he was sexually abused by a priest when he was 11 years old right now though that priest in question isn't named on any of the lists that have been released so far by ammons his lawsuit will push church officials to release the names of alleged abusers and provide more documents on offenders here in california. >>at the very least i think the public has a right to no. what

college, dear old wofford the site of a town hall with presidential contender kamala harris. 29 north church streete'll be hosting it tonight, msnbc, 10:00. i know i'll be watching. >> and when i heard that, that craig is going to be watching, i thought maybe, maybe if we're lucky we could get him to join the crowd here at his alma mater, wofford college. >> really? >> and see if maybe he has some questions for the senator. he is a south carolina native. is that okay with you? >> is he voting in south carolina? >> we can find out. we can find out. joining us now from new york, craig melvin. [ cheers and applause ] >> hey, lawrence. good to see you, buddy. senator harris, good to see you again. thank you so much for your time tonight. >> good to see you, craig. >> you know, senator, in the past you've said that you support debt-free college. you've talked about scheduling payment based on income. you've even said there should be a total conversation about loan forgiveness. you may not know this, but you're on a campus where the graduation is 80%. nationally it hovers around 50%. if you stay in colle

take a good look that happened at a mess a sports bar on north main street that was about 2 weeks ago the suspect injured a man after he smashed a glass against that person's face if you know who this person is but police now. elsewhere in the east bay, a bicyclist is rushed to the hospital after he crashes into a truck in berkeley. it happened at night and cedar streets that's in northwest berkeley. the truck was traveling east when the 58 year-old bicyclist slammed into it we're told he is in critical condition. this morning. >>is 7 35 and the san francisco archdiocese is named in a lawsuit and that a man is filing tom ammons is his name and he says that when he was a boy he was sexually abused by a priest. he was 11 years old. >>and now he says that priest isn't named in any of the list that the diocese has provided and is hoping his lawsuit will push church officials to release the name of accused abusers and provide more documents on offenders in california. >>at the very least i think the public has a right to no. operation and those files and that their kids safe. and without t

-- on the north side of gilbert street was posted.ease stand by] [please stand by] >> second is at the planning commission's april 25 hearing, the commission heard the proposal to convert the hearst building from an office use to a hotel use. as you know, you issued a major permit to alter for this project a number of months ago. overall, the commission was very supportive of the proposed project. there were speakers both in favor of the project and against. most of the concerns revolved around several small businesses that were still negotiating their relocation agreements with the developer from the hearst building site to another location while construction commences. the commission voted 6-1 to approve the project. koppell voted against, and he was suggesting a two-week continuance because it sounded like the agreements were imminent. the council did decide to go forward and it resulted in a positive vote. i will keep you posted on any other aspects as it moves through the process. that concludes my report and i'm available for an

south was never posted but gilbert street north was posted. there are 52 residents who never got posted. that doesn't qualify as a valid posting. number two, when we did go to the meeting at the public defenders office on may 1st, the front door of the meeting at 555, 7th street was a lot to type. we couldn't get in. lot people couldn't attend the meeting because the doors were locked. there was no one at the front door to let anybody in. the public deferredder were anxious to eliminate all the resident and interest businesses who dirte did not want this name changed to jeff adachi way. third, you wasn't allowed to speak. when ivwhen rebecca learned i ws speaking against the renaming, she came to the podium and began speak being several unrelated subjects. i have been to many meetings. >> supervisor peskin: we got lot more speakers. thank you for your testimony. next speaker please. >> good afternoon. i'm a deputy public defender in san francisco. i have been for about 15 years. i speak today to support renaming gilbert street to jeff adachi w