>>> oakland city leaders planned to vote on a budget, but protestors put the vote on hold. >> amber lee is live from oakland city hall to tell us about the demonstration, and what is next for the budget plan. >> reporter: hundreds of people packed into the special budget meeting held here at oakland city hall. protestors disrupted the meeting two hours after it started. >> apartment people's council meeting, because when the people speak to you, you don't hear us. >> reporter: about 30 people led by coalition, including the group anti police terror project stood up to disrupt the meeting. several people handcuffed themselves to the swing gate that separates the audience from the city council members. >> nobody for workers, nobody for art. nobody for the young people. >> reporter: the protest lasted 30 minutes. [ screaming ] >> the audience just stood up and organically participated. i supported it. i didn't know about it before going in there tonight. >> reporter: the protestors got what they wanted which was to delay the city council from voting on the budget. but the mood among the au

oakland... thanks for joining us, i'm steve aveson.(pam) and i'm pam moore... 36 people died and families of the victims have filed a lawsuit. they are blaming the city of oakland and p-g-&-e .. among others.. for the tragedy... (steve) kron 4's ella sogomonian is at the warehouse where she talked to a council member and met with a woman who lost her best friend in that fire... six months since the deadly flames ripped through the ghost ship warehouse in oakland people continue to lay down flowers and candles at a memorial.to this day esi olizar who lost her best friend to the fire can't bring herself to visit the site.sot: esi olizar, lost friend to fire//"it's terrifying and it's painful and no matter how many people i know are in it i know everyone i've talked to you feel very alone at times." her friend 22 year old cash askew was one of the 36 people who died in the fire during a music event hosted at the warehouse on december second. sot: esi olizar, lost friend to fire//"i look at the invite list on the event not anymore because i try not to look. but it affected everyone i know everyone i know could have been there."(nats: reading names)friday

amber lee is at city hall in oak with the message the -- oakland with the mess and the demonstrators anted to send. >> reporter: about two hours into the meeting, protestors caused the disruption. they say they didn't like the budget proposal, and didn't want city council to pass it. >> we're going to have a people's meeting because when the people speak to you, you don't hear us. >> reporter: about 30 people led by a coalition, including the group anti police terror project stood up to disrupt the meeting. several people handcuffed themselves to the swing gate that separates the audience from the city council members. >> nobody for workers, for our young people. >> reporter: the protest lasted 30 minutes. the audience stood up and just participated. i supported it. i didn't know about it before going in there. >> reporter: the protestors got what they wanted, which was to delay the city council from voting on the budget on this night. but the mood among the audience in chambers was contentious from the beginning. >> in some cases, they're losing their homes. >> reporter: this speaker

government authorities, the firing of the fbi director and the desire to cover things up. >> the city of oakland united states city to ask congress to consider the impeachment of the president. >>> crews are starting to build prototypes for a border wall with mexico in san diego. they are talking about starting this summer. a bill passed the state senate this week to bar california from contracting with businesses that bid on the wall. republican lawmakers argue that trying to hurt the construction could cost the state tens of thousands of jobs. >>> another huge cyber attack is causing massive disruptions around the world now. this one paralyzed hospitals, government offices and major multinational corporations around the world and yesterday and into the night. ukraine and other parts of europe were hit especially hard by this new strain of ransom ware. the experts say at tacks will only increase. >> the infrastructure of the internet is damaged. i think it's not going to be the last attack we will see. >> we have built up over the years a huge digital debt and that really has led to this sort o

then on the nine we are going to talk to the oakland city councilman. >>> other news security expected to be very tight this weekend for a big comedy festival at san francisco's civic center plaza. the final preparations continue now for the clusterfest. headliners include kevin hart, bill burr on saturday and jerry seinfeld on sunday. along with live performances from 70comedians and concessions. it's always sunny in philadelphia or hang out an a set of jerry seinfeld a apartment. expect tight security, bags to be checked and electronic waning. more than 20,000 people are expected to attend the three day festival and tickets are still available. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee is revealing his new budget proposal and tara tells you helping the homeless and people battling drug addiction are the top priorities. >> reporter: homelessness and drug addiction are part of life in san francisco's tenderloin. a man we will call p hugey il has wed the abuse problem. this photograph shows a man shooting his friend in the arm with heroin. >> it won't stop. there is to much money it. >> reporter:

early wednesday morning the oakland city council agreed to pay her 998 thousand dollars to settle her claim. abuslin, the daughter of a police dispatcher is a former prostitute. police officers from the bay area exploited her and had sex with her. on wednesday she expressed relief. she says she wants to go back to school, become a veterinarian, and move away from the scandal. >> i am glad i can close this chapter and move on with life. it has taken a toll on me or.>> reporter: abuslin at first thought no one would help her . she walked to the streets as a sex worker. >> i did not think anybody cared about prostitutes. [ crying ]. i am very grateful. >> reporter: several police officers have been charged with crimes and last month she testified against an oakland police officer. abuslin claims that the police chief new about the abuse and did nothing. other officers talked about her and that she was a sex worker.>> people were passing her a round like she was a kickball or something.>> reporter: the attorney from -- for abuslin was asking for much more. >> i never came up with those nu

a housing crisis and individuals are willing to pay more on their taxes to help. >> reporter: oakland city council has one final session to approve selling the bonds and purchasing an existing hotel could happen in the next several months. in oakland, lonnie rivera, abc 7 news. >>> a form you uber contractor has pleaded no contest to stealing $2500 worth of ride. he worked at the san francisco office and used his password to give ride credits to himself and friends. >>> police in walnut creek are looking for this man, christopher newton is expected of stealing a purse from a yoga studio and using the credit cards inside. anyone with information is asked to call police an they remind you to secure your valuables at a gym or exercise class. >>> a victory for public health groups tonight. an ordinance was passed to ban cigarettes in the city. the mayor will sign the bill into law. >>> senate republicans decided to postpone a vote on a health care bill until after the july 4th recess. at least five republicans would oppose the plan as it stands now. it is projected 22 million more americans wo

fire that ripped through the ghost ship warehouse in oakland... 36 people died and families of the victims have filed a lawsuit. they are blaming the cityand p- g-&-e, among others for the tragedy. kron four's ella sogomonian spoke to a council member and met with a woman who lost her best friend in that blaze. six months since the deadly flames ripped through the ghost ship warehouse in oakland people continue to lay down flowers and candles at a memorial.to this day esi olizar who lost her best friend to the fire can't bring herself to visit the site.sot: esi olizar, lost friend to fire//"it's terrifying and it's painful and no matter how many people i know are in it i know everyone i've talked to you feel very alone at times." her friend 22 year old cash askew was one of the 36 people who died in the fire during a music event hosted at the warehouse on december second. sot: esi olizar, lost friend to fire//"i look at the invite list on the event not anymore because i try not to look. but it affected everyone i know everyone i know could have been there."(nats: reading names)friday oakland city council member noel gallo paid a visit o

survey showed there are more than 5600 homeless people in alameda county, about half are in the city of oakland alone. to tackle the homeless crisis the city council approved spending of $14 million on immediate housing and other services. joining us is oakland city council member rebecca kaplan. >> thanks for having me and talking about this really important issue. >> of course. didn't you initially ask for $15 million. give me another million. you couldn't convince the other council members to get the extra million? [ laughter ] >> i'm very pleased with this important victory. two months ago we were starting from zero being allocated to this vital need. so the fact this week we won 14 million to help immediate rehouse people who are living on the streets, i'm very pleased with that victory. >> it's obvious for those of us, i work in oakland, people in oakland notice in the last few years there's been an explosion. do you know why more homeless people are in oakland? >> one of the things the county-wide study found that i think is so important to notice is the majority of people living homeles

we exposed okayhand city leaders cashing in on -- oakland city leaders cashing in on pricey perks at a warriors game. >> reporter: it's the hottest ticket in town, warriors versus cavs, game courtside tickets going for tens of thousands of dollars. tonight oakland city council members say three stopped using the pricey -- they've stopped using the pricey perk that gives them some of the best seats in the house on the taxpayer's dime. councilman dan how es had $115,000 in warriors tickets but told us today -- >> i gave the money away to raise for their organization. >> reporter: we learned last week members snubbed a plan to turn oh their luxury suite back to the warriors and forego their tickets, though cobb said he'll still consider it. does it make sense to consider selling that luxury suite so it's not a problem at all? >> it's worth looking into to see if there is an opportunity to change the situation where we actually have more ongoing money in our budget that we could spend on important causes. if that's the case and that's an f, then we should certainly consider that as well.

a housing crisis and individuals are willing to pay more on their taxes to help. >> reporter: oakland city council has one final session to approve selling the bonds and purchasing an existing hotel could happen in the next several months. in oakland, lonnie rivera, abc 7 news. >>> a form you uber contractor has pleaded no contest to stealing $2500 worth of ride. he worked at the san francisco office and used his password to give ride credits to himself and friends. >>> police in walnut creek are looking for this man, christopher newton is expected of stealing a purse from a yoga studio and using the credit cards inside. anyone with information is asked to call police an they remind you to secure your valuables at a gym or exercise class. >>> a victory for public health groups tonight. an ordinance was passed to ban n cigarettes in the city. the mayor will sign the bill into law. >>> senate republicans decided to postpone a vote on a health care bill until after the july 4th recess. at least five republicans would oppose the plan as it stands now. it is projected 22 million more americans

cities and two counties. now, i also just spoke on camera to the mayor of oakland. the city is really focusing on rebuilding public trust. she also says that she is hoping for healing for jasmine. we're going to hear from her tonight at 6:00. reporting live in oakland, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> okay, jodi, we'll see you at 6:00. thank you. >>> a follow-up on the kidnapping that wasn't. the san jose state student who made up the story will not be prosecuted. her kidnapping lie involved law enforcement from two states. the student claimed she was kidnapped from her san jose apartment at knife point and forced to drive to oregon. investigators say despite their heavy investment of resources, they will not prosecute her. >> obviously when you're dealing with somebody who is going through an emotional time, a lot of times there's better ways of dealing with this. maybe through other avenues and agencies that don't punish her but will actually let her heal. >> oregon investigators say despite initial doubts to her story, they had to treat the case seriously

the building manager, pge and and the city of oakland. she hopes that the lawsuit will bring changes nationwide. >> the worst part is that an event was being held there without a permit and without all of the safety precautions of good exits and lighting. to have this event where people cannot get out, it's a conscious disregard for the safety of the public. >> i do not want to feel like her death was in vein, there has to be accountability. >> i remember getting the call late at night. >> reporter: this oakland city councilman represents this neighborhood. he stood by the memorial that has the names of the victims. >>in terms a leadership level, we just did not do enough tdealith properties like this one. >> reporter: but he said that the city has been making improvements for the past six months. >> we are trying to take the measures necessary to get more people hired. more people more proactive. >> reporter: at the time of the fire, the city had six code enforcement inspectors, they are trying to triple that. >> the city is trying, that

around 200 enraged protestors met peacefully in front of oakland city hall saturday night. a 16 year old girl organized the event within 24 hours of learning minnesota officer jeronimo ynez was found not guilty for shooting and killing philando castile during a traffic stop.sot: lucy siale, organized protest//"for the past couple of years we've been telling black folks and black children to keep doing the right thing. keep being respectful keep doing that. and philando castile was doing the right thing. he was sitting in his car innocent and when he was still murdered and when the police officer who did that, the murderer who did that got away with it that's what really triggered all of this." castile's girlfriend recorded the stop on her cell phone and posted the shooting on facebook. in it many say it's visible castile is strapped in a seatbelt as he explains to the officer he has a registed firearm and was pulling out documentation when he was shot within a minute.sot: stephen carter, protestor//"yeah when i'm driving i definitely feel nervous and worried about what's go

(dan kerman)here at oakland city hall the mayor has proposed to spend millions of dollars in the upcomingbudget to tackle the cities increasing homeless problem. among the proposals is a new navigation system..until that's up and running the plan would be calling for a new city sanctioned encampment to house about 60 people. other plans call for bringing regular garbage service and porta poties to about ten of the cities largest encampents. the city counsel is set to discuss these proposals and others later this month. in oakland dan kerman kron 4 news. (steve) still ahead... skies began to clear... but not before leaving behind a few more rain drops for the weekend...(grant) meteorologist lawrence karnow is back with what to expect.... lawrence karnow: skies began to clear today but not before leaving behind a few more rain drops in the south bay. otherwise there was plenty of afternoon sunshine but cooler than normal temperatures. the winds really picked up in the afternoon and continue very breezy in spots. now it's time to focus on the weekend. low pressure in the gulf of alaska will

abc 7 news reporter, laura anthony at oakland city hall with what else jazmine has to say. >> the settlement reached by oakland is one of many that could be in the works. other cities, san francisco, livermore, richmond, could all be facing similar claims. as for jazmine, she told us today, she is relieved that one hurdle is behind her. i feel happy that i can close this chapter and, and move on with my life. >> now, 19, jazmine was just 17 when sunny claimed sunny was having serks wix with more than dozen police officers from six agencies. now one city oakland settled with jazmine for $989,000. about a third of that will go to attorney's fees. >> the message is pretty clear. police officers held to the standard of obeying the law. if they're not above the law. can't engage in illegal or immoral conduct. >> best interest of constituenty to settle the matter quickly and fairly. we need to focus attention on rebuilding the public trust so damaged by this incident. five of the oakland officers allegedly involved with jazmine are facing criminal charges. the original claim against city of oaklan

abc 7 news reporter, laura anthony at oakland city hall with what else jazmine has to say. >> the settlement reached by oakland is one of many that could be in the works. other cities, san francisco, livermore, richmond, could all be facing similar claims. as for jazmine, she told us today, she is relieved that one hurdle is behind her. i feel happy that i can close this chapter and, and move on with my life. >> now, 19, jazmine was just 17 when sunny claimed sunny was having serks wix with more than dozen police officers from six agencies. now one city oakland settled with jazmine for $989,000. about a third of that will go to attorney's fees. >> the message is pretty clear. police officers held to the standard of obeying the law. if they're not above the law. can't engage in illegal or immoral conduct. >> best interest of constituenty to settle the matter quickly and fairly. we need to focus attention on rebuilding the public trust so damaged by this incident. five of the oakland officers allegedly involved with jazmine are facing criminal charges. the original claim against city of oaklan

oakland taking the lives of 36 people. families of the victims of have filed a lawsuit.(pam) they are blaming the cityf oakland and p-g&e for the tragedy... among others tonight kron 4's ella sogomonian met with a woman who lost her best friend in that tragedy as well as a council member.she joins us live from the warehouse in oakland. the friend tells me although six months have passed that wound is still fresh for herself and others who've lost a loved one to this tragedy while oakland council member noel gallo says the city has doubled up on fire inspectors. six months since the deadly flames ripped through the ghost ship warehouse in oakland people continue to lay down flowers and candles at a memorial.to this day esi olizar who lost her best friend to the fire can't bring herself to visit the site.sot: esi olizar, lost friend to fire//"it's terrifying and it's painful and no matter how many people i know are in it i know everyone i've talked to you feel very alone at times." her friend 22 year old cash askew was one of the 36 people who died in the fire during a music event hosted at the warehous

. >> the oakland city -- the budget moves to the board for final approval. >>> the oakland city is forcing more and more low income people out on the streets of the group everyone hope helping 1900 people sleep on the streets of oakland on an average night. >>> multiple reports out that bernie sander's wife has hired several lawyers to defend her against allegations of bank fraud. the fbi launched an investigation into loans she applied for when she was president of burlington college alleging she lied to qualify for them. she lied on a 2010 loan application from people's united bank for $10 million to expand the campus. the complaint was filed in january of 2016 by one of donald trump's campaign chairs requesting the investigation. >>> the president is taking to twitter this weekend and he is talking mr. obama and russia. fisher has the details now in the white house. >>> president trump may not have any public events on saturday. that does not mean he is staying quiet. especially when it comes to the russia investigation. president trump is now placing some of the blame directly on his p

(steve) that's right - they're blaming the city of oakland and pg&e among others for the tragedy.n 4's ella sogomonian joins us live from the warehouse in oakland. six months since the deadly flames ripped through this warehouse people continue to lay down flowers and candles at a memorial in front of the ghost ship. 36 people were killed inside during a music event investigators suspect a fast moving fire may have been sparked by an electrical problemalthough a cause was never determined.tonight oakland council member noel gallo paid a visit to share his condolences. he aknowleged the consolidated civil lawsuit victims' families have launched against more than a dozen people and businesses including the city, property owner and latest defendant utlity company pg&e. he says this disaster served as an unfortunate wake up call for the city, tenants and landlords not just here but throughout the country to make sure structures are up to code. that oakland has since hired more fire inspectors to do their part but believes those in charge of the property are to blame. sot: noel gallo,

we spoke with an oakland city council member about what the commission will do. >> you need someone who is going to audit and look at reforms and audit the police department on an ongoing basis, and that somebody needs to be a civilian who has expertise and needs to be someone who reports to the police commission, not to the police chief. >> the commission was overwhelmingly approved by voters in november. this all came in response to a number of scandals involving sexual misconduct by members of the police department. that resulted in a nearly $1 million settlement with the victim. >>> as we await that capitol hill testimony, we're going to bring that live to you as soon as it starts, more local news to get to. inhumane is how county supervisors are describing the working conditions at san sfris's emergency call staff. it's so understaffed that 911 dispatchers are being told they have to work overtime and some are averaging between 60 and 70 hours a week. nbc bay area's mark matthews is at san francisco city hall with more. >> reporter: some of the 911 dispatchers here in san francisco

the building manager, pg&e and the city of oakland. >> sue slocum is part of that lawsuit.r daughter donna kellogg died in the fire. >> reporter: her death -- i just do not want to feel like it was in vain. there has to be a certainly amount of responsibility. >> in terms of leadership level, you know we just didn't do enough to deal with properties like this one. >> reporter: oakland city councilman represents this neighborhood at 31st avenue and international boulevard. he said that the city is trying to make improvements. at the time of the fire the fire department had just six code enforcement inspectors. the mayor of oakland is planning to triple that number over the next two years. come up later we will talk about the changes in oakland since the ghost ship warehouse fire. in just 30 minutes the mayor will join us here in the studio. then at nine this morning we will be talking to oakland city councilman. >>> a church pastor has been arrested accused of assaulting adults and children. the 37-year-old victor gomez was arrested yesterday after several people claimed tha

supporter also hold a rally tonight outside city hall before tonight's council meeting. >>> oakland city council was not able to vote last night on a new city budget at their meeting. protesters chanted loudly outside the council meeting chambers, then they moved into the room where the council was debating the budget. demonstrators handcuffed themself to the swing gate. they say they want more public input on where tax money going. >> more money for housing, more money for workers, more money for arts, more money for our young people. >> the audience stood up and just organically participated, i supported it. i didn't know about it before going in there tonight. >> now the protests last bad 30 minutes and demonstrate straight i don't remembers got what they asked for, the city council is going to wait until tomorrow or thursday to vote on a new budget proposal. voters can let their councilmembers what they think about the budget. however the city charter is demanding a new oakland city budget in place by june 30th june 30th which is friday. >>> we are now hearing from the family a san f

>>> we are awaiting word from oakland city hall where the city council is expected to pass a budget at any moment. they have been getting an earful for members of the public as it looks to approve a spending plan for the new fiscal year. protesters who were upset about funding for the police department shut down the last meeting on the budget. on monday night the council had to adjourn after protesters chained themselves to a gate. a decision is expected tonight since the council is required to approve a budget before the fiscal year officially starts on saturday. >>> minimum wage workers in san francisco will see a hike and pay this weekend. of the minimum wage is going up one dollar to $14 per hour on saturday. san jose is raising its minimum wage up to $12 in july. oakland is $12.25. >>> bart police are investigating an attack on board one of their trains. it was reported on the same day that bart finished installing new security cameras on the trains. we found out retrieving the video may be a bit of a challenge. >> reporter: it has happened again. another attack on a bart train. o

as a landlord, i will say i do not have the money. >> it's a budget priority that the city of oakland has, if that's my priority, i need to invest in it and not plaik -- make excuses, the voters keep passing initiative after initiative. ooze is one of the heaviest taxed cities in the state of california. i can assure you that is something we need to do. >> how much confidence that -- do you have as we sit here right right now that there was not another ghost ship waiting to happen? s. our inspectors have been more aggressive, we have closed down some apartments and challenged the building openers, i have been to locations where there are fire conditions and other mold conditions where children and families are living, at the end of the day, it's the owner of the property that needs to be held responsible. >> are you getting push back from people saying, sure my building is safer but i have no other place to go now. >> yes, those people end up in the homeless encampments. that's the only opportunity that they have to live in. they are living in cars and campers, growing up in oakland,

. >>> the oakland city council approved a resolution to ask congress to core impeaching the president. last night they gathered outside of oakland city hall urging the city counsels toil approve a measure asking congress to investigate the president for possible impeachable offenses. >> there was the releasing of private information to russian government authorities. there was the firing of the fbi director and the -- the desire to cover things up. >> oakland has become the 12th united states city to ask congress to consider impeaching the president. >>> crews will start building prototypes for a border wall. a bill passed the state senate take boar california companies from contracting with businesses that bid on the wall. democratic lawmakers say the law would demean immigrants. republicans argue that trying to hurt the construction could cost the state tens of thousands of jobs. >>> another huge cyber attack causing massive disruptions around the world. it's paralyzed hospitals, government offices and major multinational corporations. ukraine, russia and other parts of europe have

. >> yes, you know, this is the second time oakland city officials and bart officials have been through this. the last warriors championship parade back in 2015. and the crowd estimate back then estimated as many as a million people came to oakland to watch the rally and the parade. according to bart officials the estimate for this year's championship pa wade could be higher than that -- parade could be higher than, a million and a half people, if that is the case as many as 600,000 people could end up taking burt to oakland for the parade -- bart to oakland for the parade. that would be a record breaker. they implored the public to take this advice, a list of things they would like people to do, number 1, be patient. part is going to be crowded. don't go to lake merit station, it is a smaller are station. people should go to an exit the 19th street station in uptown oakland instead. buy your bart or clipper card ahead of time. a lot of drug stores, walgreen's, cvs, whole foods sell the clipper cards. don't drive to bart, parking lots are going to be full especially the line out in dubl

reporter: ken and liz, oakland council members approved that payment early this morning calling for a change to the culture of the police department. now, as part of the settlement the city and the oakland police department do not have to admit fault. the former prostitute at the center of it goes by the name of jasmine abuslin. she was a minor during her first of about 40 sexual encounters with law enforcement officers from around the bay area including oakland making her a sex trafficking victim. >> throughout the years did you ever think you would be in a position where somebody would actually help you out of the situation you're in? [ pause ] >> no, i did not. >> why is that? >> i didn't think anybody cared about prostitutes. i feel happy that i can close this -- this chapter and -- and move on with my life. >> her attorney says they have other criminal cases pending involving five other bay area agencies. livermore, richmond and san francisco police along with the alameda county and contra costa county sheriff's offices. she says that jasmine is prepared to testify if necessary in those other cases. >>> in the south bay, jury deliberations continue in the trial of a

city. we'll have more at 6:00. live in oakland, robert honda, nbc bay area news. >>> a fourth and final suspect was arrested from an attack in march. a group of dirt bikers boxed in the driver's car on 101. here is cell phone video. they allegedly beat the lyft driver and ran over his leg. one was taken into custody on monday. they all pleaded not guilty. >> we've seen it over and over in recent months in europe, terrorists using cars as weapons to plow down and kill pedestrians. the attacks prompting golden gate officials to consider changes in next month's san francisco marathon. christie smith is live at the toll plaza to explain. christi? >> reporter: a spokesperson for the bridge district said they don't know of a specific threat here but they have been paying close attention to the events since attacks overseas where vehicles are being driven into crowds so they are looking at making a change here next month during the marathon this is the traffic configuration drivers may be used to seeing when thousands of runners cross th

other changes including the recommendation made in the report. >> more work to be done in the city of oakland stemming from the scandal. >>> we reached out to our legal analyst. he is also representing some of the officers involved in the scandal. >> it points to the fact that this committee does not think that the oakland police department did a good job initially investigating the case, it was not until they were prodded that they gt more into the case and started to vet the facts more properly. >> an attorney that represented jasmine abuslin in a case that ended in a million dollars settlement said the investigation was deeply flawed. >> the report demonstrates that the investigation that we thought occurred, did not occur. the investigation was never designed to get at the truth of what happened. >> he said that jasmine abuslin told him that investigators made her feel like she was a criminal instead of a victim. to read the full report on the city's handling of the police sex scandal go to our website, ktvu.com and look on the home page. >>> we have learned that there was a fourth arrest

many say it's an important practice in case of an emergency. >>> oakland city councilmembers are set o vote on a plan to address the homeless crisis. the $14 million proposal would allow the city of oakland to buy up motel properties and convert them to housing for the homeless. >>> a new report shows that 1900 unsheltered residents live in oakland. >>> some bay area residents are set to show support for two construction workers in the custody of ice. they were detained at travis air force base. they were sent there to work. and both are undocumented workers living in the bay area. each of them married and with children. many members of the construction workers union are set to protest at the immigration office later this morning. >>> a controversial bill is making its way through the state capitol. it would make california is a sanctuary state. the bill cleared a hurd until the california assembly. it would -- it's a good step to protect immigrants. and opponents say it could keep criminals in our neighborhoods. >> if they lose that ability to go into the jail, they will go into the

they're hoping that the post office will stay within oakland city limits. >> if you take the post office out of our neighborhood, it's going to impact a lot more than where you buy stamps or mail a package. you will have a huge impact. >> after the lease expires, the building is expected to be torn down and replaced with condominiums. >>> a man accused of stealing packages off dozens of porches in alameda is behind bars. he was stashing the stolen packages in a storage unit and then reselling the items online. >>> alameda please have uncovered 41 packages that were stolen across the city between march and may. including electronics, close, costume jewelry, and toys. >> i saw it a flyer where i lived. just a heads up. some of these people are stealing these packages. >> reporter: going to be a justified had her package returned by police. >> i saw the tracking that have been delivered. when i got there, there was no package. >>> police say that a transient is behind the theft. use allegedly keeping the stolen packages inside a storage unit. was arrested in may investigators searched the l

. >> happening today, oakland city leaders considering adding an inspector to the new voter approved civilian police commission. city hall, the city's public safety committee will dus responsibilities of that civilian commission and vote to add the civilian inspector general. we spoke about what the commission would do. >> you need someone's whose going to audit and look at reforms and audit the police department on an on going basis and that somebody needs to be a civilian who has expertise and be someone who reports to the police commission not to the police chief. >> the commission was overwhelming approved by voters in november. this was in response to a number of scandals involving sexual misconduct by members of the police department. that resulted in a nearly $1 million settlement with the victim. >> happening today, a couple is set to be evicted from their home after they say that a loan scheme cost them their house. the bay area news group reports that robert saxton will lose their home of 42 years. they bought this back in the 1970s. they paid a southern california company w

now, one city, oakland, has settled with jasmine for $989,000. about a third of that will go to attorney's fees. >> the message is pretty clear. police officers should be held to the standard of obeying the law and that they are not above the law and that you cannot engage in illegal conduct or immoral conduct. >> it was in the best interest of the city to settle this matter quickly and fairly. we need to focus our attention on rebuilding the public trust that was so damaged by this incident. >> reporter: five of the oakland officers allegedly involved with jasmine are facing criminal charges. the original claim against the city of oakland filed by a prior attorney was $66 million. >> i never came up with those numbers, those large numbers. i never came up with these. >> she obviously has been at the center of a attention for a while. it's not the kinds of thing that she likes and want to occur. and hopefully, this is a page in a personal history that will be turned. >> reporter: jasmine says she has had great support from her family, plans to re

oakland... as i sit down with city council member noel gall >>> facing manslaughter charges to what we are learning about the men charged in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire. >>> what is next for oakland? >> state democrats are in the spotlight as investigations about possible russian ties to the presidential election. and a congressman will be here to discuss the house intelligence committee agenda. >>> president trump pushes forward with new policies next week on job-training and u.s. relations with cuba. in the meantime, he is facing tough criticism at home. good morning. it is 7:30 a.m. sunday, june 11th. welcome to kpix5. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what started a fire at 98th avenue at interstate 880 and oakland. it destroyed a number of trailers and campers but firefighters were able to contain the flames at about 10:00 last night. no reports of injuries. >>> and intense moments as smoke fills the bart station. cell phone video shows bart writers -- bart riders scrambling. there was a problem with the insulator of the stadium. >>> and an ultimatum to a u.s. soldier to cove

the franchise plans to leave to las vegas, but at a news conference at oakland city hall today, a group of raiders fans says they are looking in to legal options to keep the raiders' name and colors in oakland. they've even enlisted a high profile sports attorney to explore their options to ensure the nfl has a team in oakland. >> what happened in oakland stays in oakland. we're breaking our silence on this situation. and we are absolutely interested in exploring our options to keep professional football here in oakland. >> similar situation played out in the '90s when the cleveland browns left for baltimore to become the ravens. after extensive talks, cleveland kept the name and team colors and the new browns team was reactivated a few years ago. >>> meanwhile we have breaking news to tell you about right now. part of 680 northbound and walnut creek is shut down right now because of a fatal motorcycle crash. the freeway is closed at olympic. no word yet on when it will reopen. >>> now to other news in politics. tomorrow attorney general jeff sessions will take questions from the senate

oakland city lights were great. these are the lights i typically look at and they're moving well. 880. the speed sensors are showing the same thing as the live shot. a pleasant drive. 84. folks just start to hit the roadway. some folks are trying out a new route in milpitas. the rest stop off i-80 is where we had the earlier fire reported. everything is under control. vallejo fire said don't send your crew. there's nothing to see. it's all under control. no problem and that's good news. we'll show you waze and this is good news as well. castro valley over to menlo park. ten different minutes so you make your choice. make sure you choose the team as well, nbc bay area wazers. back to you. >> thank you. >>> palo alto leaders have report reportedly followed through on a plan that is eventually going to send parking rates soaring. >> this could cost you even if you don't work in downtown palo alto. approved the hikes that will impact drivers who work in palo alto, yearly rates for the parking garage downtown going to go

city council meeting. they are urging congress to consider impeachment of president trump for alleged obstruction of justice. if it does, oakland will be the 12th city to ask congress to do so>>> san francisco police were called to the mission district around 3 am. officers took cover and waited until a crisis team arrived. went beanbag grounds did not convince a man to put down a knife, they use the phone projectile. the man was taken to a hospital for mental evaluation. >> a new report on san francisco's criminal justice system has found troubling issues when it comes to raise. >> black defendants are held in custody longer than whites and their cases take longer to resolve. they're often convicted of serious crimes and receive longer jail sentences.>> the public defender's say it's calling attention to the data. >> the 65-year-old leslie elliott says to officers charged with crimes she didn't commit because of the color of her skin. >> i'm nervous the police will hurt me again>> she face charges including mayhem, assault with a deadly weapon and great bodily injury. >> so when i get that police report, what did i see? weapon

a question how does everyone including the city and law enforcement agencies react to the party. it is all hands on deck. oaklandcancelled all days off and they're at work to try to keep this city safe no matter the outcome of the game. >> fireworks, illegal. >> reporter: oakland police asking the public to leave fireworks and perhaps some less expected items behind tonight. >> please leave your backpack or large bags at home. they will not be allowed in the stadium. this is for security precautions. >> reporter: opd is fully staffed working with the alameda sheriff's department who have their bomb squad at oracle along with a top secret plant. oakland's a little more transparent. >> this is not a good night to be a drink driver. if you're thinking of drinking at the game, have plan for your ride home. >> reporter: speaking of drinking, oakland bars are gearing up for a big night. >> typically we see monday nights turn into a typical thursday night. >> reporter: expecting business to be 50% higher tonight than a typical monday. >> it has to be a packed house tonight. >> reporter: at the square, they're expecting

. >>> we are coming up on our 5:00 hour, next protesters demanding action forcing oakland city council to adjourn last night's meeting. the proposed budget vote that had to be called off. >>> a political win for the trump administration, its travel ban is due to take effect on thursday. the reaction coming from bay area muslims who feel their future is now in jeopardy. >>> good morning, we do see that traffic is going to be busy if you are driving on the bay bridge coming into san francisco. not really slow but a little bit busy coming around that corner there. >>> well, our usual low clouds making a push here but burn off sooner today, temps close to what we had yesterday. breezes out of the west. how are your teeth whiter than mine? your strips are slippy... ...mine are grippy. crest whitestrips stay in place. crest whitestrips professional effects... ...lock in the whitening for a whiter smile. these aren't going anywhere. these are. crest... ...healthy, beautiful smiles for life. >>> good morning, it 2 million americans could lose health insurance if senate republicans pass their h

affordable housing for our lower income residents.standup dan kerman/oakland 138-148again this is the mayor's budget proposal, it's up to the cityo decide what way to go, they will discuss that later this month. in oakland, dan kerman, kron 4 news.150/std ( steve ) we now know what knocked out the power to more than 15- hundred p-g-and-e customers last night in mountain view. and the person responsible could be in serious trouble. moin ew police say they found this crash drone thatwitness says hit some power lines. police add the damage from the crash is in the tens of thousands of dollars. they do have some tips from witnesses who saw a man flying the drone in the area. the police department adds that drone should not have been in the air since it was within a five-mile radius of an airport--moffett field. the power was restored early this morning. ( catherine ) bart's law aimed at cracking down on seat hogs might be going away......even beforeit's enforced... a board member is proposing to rescind it --- arguing that it's a waste of police resources. the ordinance took effect last october but has yet to be enforced. if would h

on the nfl anded raider ownership the move to block the erse to las vegas. re y will work with oakland city loreers to come up with options d tt will make it more attractive to keep the raiders here. >> so there is no other option for us but to continue to righlate investigate and explore schedue ogss. in doing so we retain the best in the business. > right now the raid remembers scheduled to move into a brand new $19.9 billion stadium you the by the 2020 season a move approvedly the league owners m juers expected to play at the coliseum the next two years. . anpeaking the local football teams the fight between santa clara leader and levi stadium has gotten uglier. the city order add new audit a verft version leaked to the media. the audit shows the team owes santa clara more than $2 million to cover costs. ed acosts include funding for acclic 70 and money left over from a stadium construction fund. this afternoon 49ers management & e s a statement disputing the accusations and blasting the mayor for leaking the report. ===tree after tree coming down in the south bay. pg&e says the trees cr

relatives who have used the law. >>> protestors gathered outside san francisco city hall to show their opposition to former oaklandmayor jean quan's plan to open a medical marijuana club in the city. quan and her husband have formally applied to open a dispensary on another egg street. many are worried that the pot club will bring crime into their neighborhood. they point out that the proposed location is just 500 feet from a church that runs a preschool. >> children will be making comments, but it's so stinky, it's so stinky. the people -- >> jean has been a long time supporter of medical marijuana. her husband is a doctor, and has been prescribing medical marijuana for the past 20 years. >>> oakland police looking for -- >> we have the grant money to pay for salaries. >> coming up next, the program the department hopes will build bridges within the community. >>> we'll check back in with bill martin who is putting the finishing touches on his bay area forecast. [ crickets chirping ] [ light music playing ] you've wished upon it all year, and now it's finally here. the mercedes-benz summer event is back, with inc

now you can see the fog is kind of stretching and pushing back. 60 in redwood city and oakland. high 50s in livermore. now, the stratus is not well defined at all. but we are getting drizzle around the tri-valley and up and down the peninsula. temperatures today this is going to pan out to be the coolest day of the workweek. very little clearing along the immediate seashore at 60 degrees in pacifica and half moon bay. 76 san jose today. that's 2 degrees below average. east bay around 83 in antioch and brentwood. about 84 to 85 degrees towards discovery bay. 74 benicia. temperatures around the carquinez strait consistent in the 70s. high 60s and low to mid-70s around the northern portion of our bay area. temperatures with the sunshine up to 85 in cloverdale. 90s and when we're all going to begin to sweat again, that's coming up. but first jaclyn. >> good morning. thanks, roberta. you know, it was really sunny where i was at in the city yesterday so that was really nice. right now we're tracking the golden gate bridge. we'll do a bay bridge roundup and you can see no traffic i don

snail car again this year. >> so for you, especially mayor, as someone born and raised in the city of oakland, the civic pride must be immense. >> it is fan fashion -- fantastic. people may underestimate us. but we know how to fight hard and we are champions, not just our team but our city. i'm excited about this glorious moment. two years ago, the whole world saw oakland postcard picture perfect. we expect it to be the same. we encourage crowds to get there early. don't bring bikes or things with wheels. take public transit. drink lots of water and have a great time and soak in the glory that is the golden state warriors. >> did that last championship change the city at all? did you feel it? >> i did. i did. i feel like people often see oakland around negative things. this was our moment to shine. there was a bump in the step of every oaklander for many weeks to come. and we carried that pride over as we were able to attract kd to come to the city. he has come into the city so beautifully and with such generosity to the city. this team is about team work, hard work and giving back to the com

a judge says a new report finds, quote, very troubling conclusions about how city leaders and oaklandice acted after learning multiple officers had sexually exploited a teen known as celeste gaup. the report found the city mishandled allegations and didn't really investigate what went wrong. that hearing will take place july 10th. >>> a man shot a sheriff's deputy in the face. the suspected shooter waking up in county jail today. s.w.a.t. officers arrested him around 9:00 last night, not far from the shooting on interstate 80 and watt avenue in sacramento. the 27-year-old was seen running into the red roof inn about a block away. s.w.a.t. officers started evacuating guests. it was a pretty chaotic scene. >> i was looking out the window and s.w.a.t. team basically pointed at me, at the window, and said the guy at the window, the guy at the window, then they came down, they had ak-47s and told me to get out of my room with my hands over my head. >> the injured deputy is a four-year veteran of the sheriff's department. officials say he underwent extensive surgery on his jaw. >>> a big su

workers putting the stage together for tomorrow's rally at lake merritt in oakland. cityfficials will close down the area to traffic by 7:00 p.m. tonight to sweep it for security. safety, of course. it will be open at 9:00 p.m. to start bag checks and allow fans to claim a spot. >> it will be a lot of fun. tune in with us tomorrow. it's going to be a great day. while oakland prepares for the parade, so do the warriors themselves. a few notables met with reporters this afternoon. >> abc7 news reporter wayne freedman is one of them. he joins us live from downtown oakland. wayne? >> reporter: quite an experience at the warriors headquarters, here comes one player, then the next player, then the next player, just ordinary guys, away from the thrill of the championship or so it would seem. elite athletes do not decompress fast and they know what they have in store tomorrow. above oakland today, the owe zone layer may be a little thinner, the air certainly more rarified, especially on the top floor of the oakland convention center. on the warriors practice court, in the middle

today's hearing in santa monica is expected to set a trial date. >>> and tonight the city of oakland become the 12th city to demand that congress investigate president trump for impeachable offenses. the city council will vote on a resolution calling for an impeachment. outside of oakland city hall, supporters will hold a rally before tonight's council meeting. only congress can force the president out of office. and political experts say it is not likely that members of his own party would do that. that are just a few of the headlines. mike, sal, gasia, i will send it back to you. >> thank you, dave. >>> get ready to pay more to cross the golden gate bridge. it will help offset a budget deficit. alex savidge has more. >> reporter: well, that ride across the golden gate bridge is about to get even more expensive. starting next week, commuters and everyone else are going to have to cough up another quarter to cross the iconic span. this is part of a five-year plan to incrementally increase the toll for the bridge. starting this monday, july 3rd, drivers with fast track will begin payin