we will hear from a oakland city council meeting. says the city is not doing enough. >> otherwise we are being going downhill. >>> closed captioning is brought to you by mancini sleep world. save up to 65% on a luxurious mattress. >> reporter: ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the next american chinese original is here. new sichuan hot chicken. for a heart breaking limited time only at panda express. >>> a landlord has been arrested after police say she took extreme measures to try to evict her tenet in mountain view. a total of five south bay residents face charges in a rent dispute that is now a criminal investigation. >> reporter: police say this landlord went to drastic measures to evict a family of five who would not pay the rent on her rental property in mountain view. >> i guess for disputes related to rent, wanted to evict the family. so she called a friend who rounded up additional individuals and brought them to the home that evening with the intent of physically removing the family from the home. >> reporter: about 815 monday evening, the landlord

children can even walk to school without being harassed.>> in oakland city councilmember is vowing to do everything possible to keep this area safe. >>> more than 150 formally homeless people now have a place to live in san jose. the city celebrated the opening of the second street studios this morning. authorities say this is the city's first 100% permanent supportive housing development. 155 people are now living in the complex on second street, one woman who says she was homeless for 20 years says she appreciates her new stability. >> i can take showers now, my things are safe, i can actually have privacy and be alone with my husband. and i don't feel like a criminal. >> the complex features 128 studios and six one-bedroom apartments at well below market rate. residents also have access to on-site services including healthcare. >>> knew at 11, the excitement of friday night football took on a new meeting tonight in butte county. they took to the field for the first time since that devastating campfire tore through their town destroying nearly everything including their school. and

laura anthony is live at oakland city hall with the story tonight. laura? >> reporter: well, hi, dan. oakland city officials have taken a hands-off approach when it comes to many of the homeless encampments around town, even providing services like garbage pickup and porta-potties. but when it comes to these unpermitted buildings right underneath the b.a.r.t. tracks, the city is now saying they have got to go. for caesar, his self-built structure underneath the b.a.r.t. tracks is the only home he's known for the past eight months, but now his makeshift house along with a dozen others between 81st and 85th avenues will be torn down, after the oakland fire marshal declared them a danger. >> the fact is building an unlicensed, unregulated wooden structure out of materials you find in the street is not safe. >> reporter: we first showed you the row of tiny homes tucked under b.a.r.t. last month. some even stretched all the way up to the tracks themselves, more than two stories tall. there have been several fires in encampments underneath b.a.r.t. tracks before.

, fox news. >>> frustrated and upset about blight in his district, see the measures one city councilman in oaklando take the cleanup city streets covered with illegal dumping and homeless camps. ho >>> democrats on capitol hill intensify their opposition to new immigration measures announced by the tempo the station. i am david spunt at the white house. details coming up . >> i heard somebody trying to kick the door down. >>> an attempted eviction through fear. details about the attempted home invasion the police say was set up by a landlord to scare his tenants away. >>> a landlord is behind bars after police say she took extreme measures to try to evict her tenants in mountain view . >> as ktvu's maureen naylor reports, total of 5 south bay residents face charges in a rental dispute turned criminal investigation. >> reporter: police say this leonard, 50-year-old maria of sunnyvale went drastic measures to evict a family of 5 who had not paid the rent on her rental property. >> i guess the dispute was related to rent and she called a friend who rounded up individual in to bring them to the home t

oakland's city councilman says tourists should feel safe. >> we have problems all over the world. you're welcome to the city of oakland. >> reporter: after so many mass shootings in the united states, visitors say they don't need a warning. >> it's bad, but because it happened so many times, people when they come to the states, they know they have to watch out. >> jean elle, "today in the bay." >> >>> those warnings did urge visitors to avoid large crowds, but visitors say while the gun violence makes them nervous they won't skip the big attractions. >>> new this morning a car fire spread to a home in the east bay. this happened in livermore overnight. the homeowner says they finished work on that car. flames spread to the side of the home and a balcony on the second story. firefighters were able to knock it down after that. everybody got out safely. >>> no verdict in the ghost ship warehouse fire trial. today marks one week since deliberations started. the nine women and three men are deciding if the defendants are guilty of 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. if convicted the

it would allow mine cities up and down the state to extend last call if they want to. san francisco and oaklandy bay area cities on the list. opponents on the l.a. city council say the bill would put innocent people at an increased risk from drunk drivers. >>> a major court ruling on abortion today out of misery. a u.s. district judge blocked most of the state's new law banning most abortions while a legal challenge is being heard. planned parenthood and the american civil liberties union of missouri argued that the law is unconstitutional. the law would have taken effect tomorrow. it would ban abortions after eight weeks of pregnancy. it also calls for doctors who perform abortions to face prison time. >>> we are tracking the tropical storm dorian which will cause problems on the east coast this weekend and a chance of a thundershower even in the bay area. we will talk about that in the red flag warning around lake tahoe. >>> alex is in the newsroom with a look at some of the stories we are looking at. >> we are learning more tonight about the los angeles county sheriff's deputy who authoritie

into court records, they claim the city of oakland cleanup procedures are constitutional and received temporary restraining order against the city. >> and basically precluded us from doing our normal cleanup operations that we would like to execute there. >> reporter: so the trash gives pineal. environmentalists wrote the city complaining about graffiti, prostitution, drug use, dumping of waste, and fires in the park. dawn says she's opposed >> the starting order..com want >> work with the city. why would i want >> go against the? that is not what you do. >> reporter: >> it is frustrating because it's a growing problem. >> reporter: both the city and the plaintiff in the restraining order will be back in court for another hearing tomorrow. in oakland, christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> a high-speed pursuit cut short due to suspected burglars ran head on into spike strips and san mateo. with the principle of stolen goods. is a look at the suspects. they were spotted after a good samaritan reported the men breaking into a band. police capture the alleged burglars and found this, a car absolute

runners started the 13.1 mile run at oakland city hall, made to sacrament is square, uptown, to lake merritt there was a 5k race and a shorter run for little kids. organizers say the race is meant to keep runners together and showcase the soul of the city. the race raises money for oakland schools and the alameda county community food bank. >>> joe is here was sports. every game counts for the oakland a's. they are close. how did they do today? >> both teams hope there are still lots of baseball games to be played. the white sox today tried to stay close, the american league wild card standing. it was a day to honor harold baines who starred for the white sox and the a's and is 22 year per career. runs did not come in abundance. matt thompson got something going on the fourth. jon jay goes above the fence to take a home run away but jake cannot hang onto the ball and chapman pulls in the second with the leadoff double. matt olson was up next and he will make sure jay doesn't get to his drive. the same part of the ballpark but deeper. home run number 23 for olson. the a's have a 2-0 l

one oakland city council member is supporting them in the fight. >> for some it's an eyesore, anotheromeless encampment in oakland. for people on the street it all they have. >> we don't need the hassle of being ostracized. >> more than a dozen tents and abandoned vehicle. this and campment is home for some, it's a growing problem for residents a block overrer. >> we pay property taxes but we're not safe. >> jane asked we not show her face. nabs are fed up with the activity of the homeless. >> they do drugs, we believe they are doing prostitution. they vanned lice problem. children can't walk to school. >> across the street is oakland charter acadmium. >> we're concerned about the safety of our students of the oftentimes students are forced to walk in the middle of the street. parents have threatened to remove their students from the school. one person said they are not a threat to the students. >> my wife walks the kids to school. she makes sure they get across the street. the councilman said there's drug par for nailia around the encampment. they will start weekly trash pick up. >>

oakland at 69 on the peninsula. anywhere from 79 at palo alto to a chillier 62 in daly city.an breeze in effect here in san francisco with 61 in the marina and 56 across the mission. north bay had you up to 80 in novato. 79 in sonoma. and then up to 88 in ukiah. so what about that shower chance? let's get a look at my extended forecast. san francisco, have you in the 60s over the next couple of days. showers move close by on friday with a slight chance on saturday. then we'll warm it up once we hit sunday, monday, and tuesday. inland valleys, they keep you in the 80s all the way through friday's forecast. go up a little bit on saturday to 84 with that slight chance of showers. let's get a closer look at that so you can see what we're looking at right now. a quarter inch possible near eureka. redding .04. it's a developing story. so over the next two days we'll fine-tune the details. i just want you to be ready for the slight shower chance on saturday. and then beyond this, well, it heats back up again. we will start off next week back to school future a lot of kids with some

there are oakland city council members here. we will continue to follow this tonight on our later newscast. kpix 5. >>> an emotional ceremony today to honor the victims of the gilroy garlic festival shooting. in santa clara county, supervisors gathered outside of the building to raise the american flag and the california flag to full staff. they were lowered to remember those who were killed when a gunman opened fire in gilroy. the family one of those victims, a 13-year-old was also there. >> it is time that we step and address it once and for all. we cannot live like this as americans in a free and democratic society. >> two items of agenda for the board today, gun stores and a resolution supporting an assault weapons oakland, a fire broke out this afternoon at a homeless encampment. you can see clouds of black smoke. the fire started on 16th avenue and 12th street. the blaze was quickly knocked down. while the police were on site directing traffic. >>> meanwhile, a fire that is burning in mendocino county has nearly tripled in

. >>> happening today, the man arrested for the shooting death of an oakland city councilwoman's son is set to be in court. he was killed during an attempted robbery this los angeles earlier this year. ivan hernandez was booked with murder. if convicted he could be given the death penalty. faculty and friends say he was a talented drummer and active in student affairs. a tennessee woman who has spent half her life behind bars will walk out of prison a free woman today. 13 year old brown was given a life sense as sentenced as a teenager. her case gained global attention. tennessee's former governor granted her clemency. >>> the jury in the ghost ship warehouse trial will continue deliberations after ending tuesday without reaching a segment. the jury of 9 women and three men are deciding the fate of almena and max harris it felt defense attorneys tell us here at you job news, the longer they wait for a verdict, the more optimistic they are that the jury will side with their clients. the jury plans to meet monday through thursday until a verdict is reached. ktvu crime reporter henry le

it's taking place right outside of oakland city han a ogawa plaza guest speakers will include the mayorsand-alameda along with the co-founder a black lives matter. lady gaga is reaching out to students affected by the recent mass shootings, the singer-songwriter announced on facebook that her born this way foundation will be fully funding 23 classroom projects in gilroy 14 in dayton, ohio and 125 in el paso texas. she wrote those classrooms will now have access to the support they need to inspire their students to work together and bring their dreams to life. coming up on kron 4 news weekend we're going to tell you how a family with several young children managed to fight off a bomb cat that was attacking their daughter. a family that had to fight off a bobcat at an arizona campground a couple of weeks ago are now telling their story. wildlife authorities were not able to find that animal but they suspect that it has since died of a rabies infection. brian brennan has their story. it was supposed to be just another or a family camping trip. >>they just finished dinner and the 2 youngest

oakland city council will likely take up the matter in october. it will ultimately decide whether to allow the project to go ahead or send it back to the planning commission to make adjustments. live in oak lawn, amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a warning tonight about credit cards can respond at a gas station in san mateo county. chevron employees discovered three of them yesterday at the station on woodside road. it is unknown how long the skimming devices were in those gas pumps. scammers are used to still information out the magnetic slight strict. >>> we learned authorities in marin county have arrested a man in suspicion of starting a grass fire. the spirit fire broke out late this afternoon near would acre. it burns 16 acres and is now 60% contained. marin county firefighters said they are spent suspect contacted crew that they seen and admitted he started the fire. he said he suffered minor injuries trying to stop it out. it broke out officer francis lake boulevard. walker was booked into county jail. >>> the san jose mayor unveils a series

this is just outside oakland city hall guest speakers will include the mayors of oakland and alameda along with the co-founder of black lives matter. a little to the east right concord man is charged with threatening the jewish community with a mass murder, but he remains free until his trial kron four's dan kerman explains how the case has the jewish community on edge. >>have to stay on our guard. >>concerns among the bay area's jewish community were in place long before synagogue shootings near san diego and pittsburgh. but they've now been heightened with the most recent round of mass shootings given the stain age in this age of increasing violent anti semitism in white supremacy. >>that there is a lot of concern out there and for many in the bay area jewish community. this man 23 year-old ross farka is making matters worse. in june the concord man was arrested and charged with making criminal threats against the jewish community in an online gaming chat room. he's also charged with having and unlawful assault weapon which police say was found in at seriously. at and scores and th

oakland city attorney's office would like to see the laws change but right now the city has to comply with state law. >>> coming up next, how an hour's long east bay stand off came to an end. why the secret service and u.s. marshals were there and what is next in the investigation. >> a campaign stop that is going to get a lot of attention even though we don't know much at all about it. what do we know about president trump's visit to the bay area? >> once you drive it you will definitely understand that there is something different about the pavement. >> and it may look like your normal repaving job, what makes the surface along highway 1 so much better. >> a hurricane moving through caribbean, heading to the u.s., perhaps florida sunday and monday. coming up, our weather here locally as we head into the holiday weekend. much calmer than back east. your forecast is coming up next. >>> a stand off in fairfield involving the secret service and u.s. marshals is finally over tonight. they tried to apprehend a fugitive wanted for crimes in the bay rnand teargaigods on >> ashame having thi

oakland police are cracking down on illegal sideshows throughout the city.olice will also have helicopters and extra law enforcement to assist with issuing citations, making arrests, and towing vehicles. (justine) officals want to issue a waing that violent, disruptive, illegal behavior will not be tolerated in the city of oakland. (vicki) they say they will be working to identify those responsible for committing crimes and participating in illegal sideshow activity. <"when individuals get involved with a sideshow, it can be very dangerous. you can lose control of the vehicle and also we have had issues of people firing off weapons in the shows, so it will not be tolerated.">(vicki)the city of ) the city of oakland says that illegal sideshow activity is not unique to oakland but is rather a regional issue that affects neighborhoods, businesses and the quality of life. historically, illegal sideshow activity has led to serious injury or death of spectators and or participants. (grant) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at the e

barbara lee is the host of the night of healing as it's called the vigil started at 5.30 outside oakland city hall it will last until 7 o'clock tonight. guest speakers will include the mayors of oakland and alameda along with the co-founder of black lives matter. >>live look outside right now and see how things are shaping up around the bay, a lovely picture looking out over the san francisco bay area and still still sunny and nice outside 2 men were insa yeah, san francisco you might actually want to have i have one of those rare days an air conditioner. yes, those is not often you know you just looked up your window and are able to get the nice cool breeze. we have that breeze blowing today. >>next couple days in order to get this he cranked up outside peratures of the summer as high pressure sits overhead, nice clear skies right now we may see a hint. a patchy fog right along the immediate coastline not going to be much to look at today's highs even triple digits in the cocker that was 13 degrees above the average settling in the even 100 degrees 99 getting close there in livermore 91 and

now this happens tonight, it's at 5.30 just outside of oakland city hall and then also have other guest speakers which include the mayors of oakland and alameda along with the co-founder of black lives matter. a los altos police officers recovering this morning after he was exposed to fentanyl this happened at the police station on san antonio road. so police say that there were 3 officers they were all processing evidence when they were expose and this exposure occurred one of them started feeling really sick really ill. he was rushed to the hospital with symptoms that were believed to be life threatening. the officers now in stable condition. crews have to quarantine the area and they're now working to make sure and it's safe again. will san francisco police are investigating yet another smash and grab robbery, but this time. the victim was former baseball star alex rodriguez key believe that the burglar got away with 5 500 $1000 worth of items from rodriguez's rental car. kron four's dan thorn has the details. the jacket glass of a smashed in window video showing an suv rented by for

the drumbeat for change was loud at frank ogawa plaza in front of oakland city hall. a night of healing hosted by barbara lee. >> through our grief and our fear, we are strengthened. to take on the challenges of gun violence and racism. >> reporter: in the audience was a teenager who emigrated from guatemala six years ago. because of her skin color, she's worried she may be a target. >> when i go out, sometimes i'm scared because you don't know if something is going to happen to you like for example like what happened. >> reporter: she and others came to find solace and solutions. some say mass shootings often stem from racism. >> these are not individuals who have mental health issues. this is a movement of people who are afraid of the ways in which the demographics of our country is changing. >> we have to really dive deep and understand why it happens and we have to take it and donate. that's the only way we'll be able to fix it. >> reporter: blackard's displayed photos of gun violence victims. one man says mass shootings make headlines. but the shootings that clai

people dying, there are people getting arrested for no reason. >> mayor, do you think opd in the city of oakland will ever get out of federal monitoring?>> i do believe the city will get out of federal monitoring, but that is not the point. the work to be the best, most progressive police department's continual work. it will never end, it should never end.>> despite his harsh words, the federal judge tempered accusations that opd was backsliding on its reforms. when he asked the chief what the one thing is she believes that the department should work, the chief replied narrative, to her it wasn't so much about the officers actions, but rather getting the word out that changes are happening within the oakland police department. >> this has been going on for years, more than 16 years, what happens next? >> i think if the answer were that simple, the process would be done. the next status hearing is in december, there's frustration on both sides, both sides have agreed that this process has taken too long. the plaintiff side once the judge to do anything within his legal power to get opd into compl

. >>> back to school for students in the city of oakland, how parents and teachers are preparing for the big day. >>> this is ktvu fox news news at noon. >>> good afternoon, we have been following breaking news out of the east bay route now, a fire in east oakland in the freight, fruitvale district, it was a store that caught fire on international avenue, the flames were reported half an hour ago, the flames are out and the investigation is just beginning, this picture was taken minutes before sky fox went over the scene, flawms and dark smoke are pouring from the bulling, the forhas been contained and crews are working to assess the damage to the building and what started the fire. >>> we go to the south bay where there is a developing tory out of loss altos, a police officer has been taken to the hospital after exposure to the drug fentanyl. the exposure happened in the evidence processing lab, fire officials said fentanyl exposure is dangerous and becoming more frequent. >> it's a very strong opiate, it can cause respiratory depression, nationwide its becoming more common, we are

. >>> new at 11:00, all of a sudden it is a hot renter's market in oakland. that city right in the middle of a big building boom. in fact it is on track to add more new units this year than san francisco. kpix's kristen reports most of the new housing wont be in the affordable category leading to concerns from long time residents. >> opt market in oakland between now and next year. they are supposed to help heal the housing crisis. some say it won't be enough. you can hardly drive a block in downtown oakland without seeing it. scaffolding, cranes, sleek new high-rises going up from downtown to uptown. a building boom that activists say is leaving some oaklanders out in the cold. >> the amount of housing being built is tremendous. >> joshua is with the east bay asian local development corporation which is working to increase the number of affordable housing units in oakland. >> the housing that is being built is -- ideal for working professionals. >> but he says it will do little to help house oakland's most vulnerable. >> i get aide for -- social security for people wi

additionally, a lot of the cities have variable fees, so if you want to build in fremont in the bay area, what you're going to get charged is very different than, say, in oaklandnd other cities. >> is the real fix, liam, going through legislation here in sacramento? >> well, i think it is hard, you know, sacramento has to try to do a lot of things, whether it is changing zoning rules, whether it is tapping rent increases, whether it is dealing with fees. there are so many myriad things that contribute to the reason why not enough homes are being built in california, and the high cost of housing that certainly sato address all of it or as many of them as they can. >> speaking of sacramento, what about governor newsom, is he on board when to kind of reducing these local development fee ? >> so he talks about trying to do it, but really has not laid in any specifics for what he wants to co. the biggest news on housing is he has embraced a plan to limit rent increases, limit annual rate increases statewide. and he thinks the number should be tighter than the 7%. we'll know the state of that in the next month. >> really in the end it is california compared to other

both were captured in the city of oakland. police say that security and cell phone video showed them firing shots toward a crowd of people during the busy evening commute. it happened during a night nearby. >>> santa clara medical center in san jose said that two patient from the gilroy garlic shooting is still in the hospital. one is in fair condition, the other didn't want information released. the valley medical center received seven patient from the shooting. all of them were wounded by gun fire. >>> be saturday night an unmarked police vehicle was rushing to a burglar call when it jumped the curb and hit a bus shelter, hitting a police officer on the scene and injuring one of the two burglary suspects. the officer was release from the hospital yesterday. police say the second suspect was booked in to the county jail and faces charges including burglary and resisting arrest. >>> there are fewer toll cheat on bay area bridges because of a new law that came out after a ktvu investigation. the bay area toll authority is alrea

shannon: we begin the western roundup, the oakland city councilman city left city hall to find his suvinto again. he says his suv was broken into 5 times recently, local business owner said 17 other cars were broken into as well. oakland's homeless population has grown 47% in just two years, donald trump joining the colorado capital's wall of presidential portraits. he or go prankster placed a picture of vladimir putin in the spot reserved for donald trump. in california on the colorado river near arizona, voting to make itself the second amendment sanctuary city. the leaders hope to convince the state government to allow needles residents to buy ammo from out of state and carry concealed carry permits from residents of other states. the 20 website babylon be cities trying to get platforms, accusing them of muddying the details of a news story and fanning the flames of controversy. it has revised its article but the feud between the intellectual fact checking website and the satire website is raising questions about fake news and whether there is an ulterior motivation in these facts c

like many streets in oakland, heather ridgeway can be a tight squeeze for a car, much less a fire engine. that's why last month the city of oakland sent notices to residents that soon there will be no street parking a allowed on either side of heather ridge. >> the community of heather ridge approached the city of oakland several months ago, drooef fire engines down the stleet, took measurements on the street and agreed with the request it was creating issues with emergency access. >> reporter: a recent city survey of heather ridge found in some spots it's barely 14 feet wide and less than 20 feet in most places. >> i think it's a bad idea- >> reporter: still some residents say banning street parking entirely is overkill. >> you see there's areas where i think a fire truck could pass. it's kind of going a nuclear option where i think there's probably a middle ground. >> there are several houses here that have no parking at all. it's just the way this street was developed. they have no parking. so if you say no one can park on the street, then i don't know what they're doing. >> reporter: others site the disastrous oakl

oakland. today the city's department of transportation.or libby shaff in oakland city council will announce the launch of the great pave. will focus on neighborhood streets. crews started workweeks ago on roads that have been plagued by potholes for years. the dot says about 100 miles of city streets will see smooth pavement. >>> here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza which should become less congested in the coming days. gas prices may not be too bad. the aaa auto group says nationwide the cost per gallon has dropped $0.17. according to gas buddy. $3.54 in the san jose metro area. and $3.66 in the san francisco region. >> 60% of the retail price and right now we've seen crude oil prices $15 to $20 cheaper a com. >> major storms along the gulf coast can affect rigs and refineries. >>> let's get a check of the traffic. it looks like things are pretty good right now. >> yeah, it's a little bit foggy in some places. for the most part it's relatively clear on the roadways themselves. there's really only one trouble spot to talk a ca s

currently under mainly sunny skies it's 64 here in the city, oakland 70, 79 and san jose 75 and 90 gilroy moon bay. you can see the marine layer developing there off in the distance. it's 84 in santa rosa and napa 76 and 91 fairfield, 88 concord. here is a place more populated over the weekend than now. santa cruz beach and these are the forecast features. warmer weather coming our way for labor day weekend. mild conditions at the coast. hot conditions inland over the next three days and a cooler pattern developing by the middle of the next week but we'll wait for that. forecast animation showing the development of some coastal fog, maybe a patch or two of low clouds. 8:00 tomorrow morning still already be mostly sunny inland and around some bay shore locations, as well but probably be some patch dhee liy lingerin clouds that will bring back to the coastline in some areas giving use mainly sunny day on the first day of the three-day weekend. lows will be mild as they have been all week long. generally upper 50s to 60s. 58 at half moon bay and some will top out at 70 or above. upper 70s to

, us representative barbara lee is hosting the night of healing tonight at 5.30 outside of the oakland city hall. there will be guest speakers, including the mayors of oakland and alameda and the co-founder of black lives matter. a developing story. we're following out of mendocino county the moose fire is burning that's between hop land and you kyra there are evacuation orders that has been issued for people on moose road and there's a warning that to be ready for evacuations for those who live at the north and of feel as creek road. this fire has only bird a 5 acres so far but ithom lost power after a vehicle crash that involved the cta bus it was in san jose power to most of those homes has here's what happened in suv crashed into the bus. the bus then took out some power lines. this all happened at the intersection of king and cunningham, 11 passengers in all were on that bus at the time of the accident but nobody was hurt. san francisco police are now offering a $250,000 reward for information that help solve a cold case murder. so tomorrow marks 13 years and 17 year-old because so was

it states within a school zone oakland is in violation of city ordinances and state laws allowing it stay put. for some it is an eyesore, a homeless encampment in oakland, however for those living on the street it is all they have. >>we do not have a place to go. we don't need the hassle being ostracized and looked at, >> reporter: more than a dozen tents sit along the street between 42nd avenue and high street in east oakland. this encampment is home for some it has become a growing problem for residents one block over. this is what they see. >>we pay property taxes but we are not safe in our backyard. >> reporter: for fear of retaliation, jane asked not to show her face. neighbors are fed up with the activity including sexual acts in their yards. >>they come to the neighbors home, vandalize property, children cannot even walk to school without being harassed. >> reporter: right across the street is open charter academy. school officials have reached out to the city expressing their concerns for the safety of the student. this letter says we are truly concerned about the safety of o

barbara lee d is set to host the night of healing tuesday evening will be from 5.30 to 7 outside oakland city hall guest speakers will include oakland mayor libby shaft alameda mayor maryland as the ashcroft. and the co-founder of black lives matter. >>is reaching out to students affected by recent mass shootings, including the one in gilroy the singer-songwriter announced on facebook her born this way foundation will fully fund 23 classroom project needs in gilroy 14 in dayton, ohio and a 125 in el paso texas. she wrote those classrooms will now have access to the support they need to inspire their students to work together and bring their dreams to life. >>well taking a live look outside on this saturday night. this is a shot of downtown san francisco. but you would never know it by looking at all of that fog looks like we're above the clouds look at an looking out the window flying. >>high above. >>our meteorologist mabrisa read about regus us here at our forecast that's a pull shot. yeah, heaven on earth right amazing shot out there right now throughout the bay area so we are noticing tha

that happens at 00:30am tonight outside of oakland city hall guest speakers include the mayors of oakland and alameda and the co-founder of black lives matter. >>following this morning a see if the officer is killed in the line of duty during a traffic stop it was a shoot eri truck. the chp officers he shot with an assault rifle were in the process of impounding it when the allowed him to get his belongings and unfortunately he grabbed the rifle and started firing a professional photographer and a woman driving behind the truck recorded the deadly gun battle that followed. when police and sheriff's deputies returned fire to take that man down we don't know. >>where the suspect was coming from where he was headed to what his affiliations are. we don't know his motive for this crime. and we won't speculate on that. >>one of the wounded officers was rushed to the hospital in one of his own colleagues patrol cars, another wounded officer loaded into a riverside pd helicopter that landed near the overpass of the 2.15 any stretch. one of the 3 chp officers was tragically killed during that time

they will meet in front of oakland city hall. a friend faces up to 15 years in prison in connection to that shooting. 24-year-old ethan collie is scheduled for a detention hearing tomorrow. he's accused of lying on federal gun purchase forms. investigators say he bought the body armor and ammunition that the gunman, connor bets used in the attack. nine people were killed, 27 others were injured. >> anyone who is discovered to have any criminal culpability or any act that ultimately is discovered through the investigation or contributed in any way to the events on august 4th, is going to be held criminally responsible. >> investigators say collie has a prior marijuana charge and says he never disclosed the drug use on gun purchase forms. >>> required gun owners to have liability insurance. it would be the first of its kind in the country. mayor liccardo wants gun owners to have liability insurance or pay a fee to pay taxpayer costs for medical treatment or emergency response to shootings. now, he compares this to attempts to cut b

neighbors say, they are angry and have written to oakland city leaders.ng they do something about the homeless. neighbors say, it has become a threat to their safety. >> they do drugs. we believe they are even doing prostitution. they come to the neighbors home to vandalize property. children cannot even walk to school without being harassed. >> oakland city councilmember no diode represents the area. he vows to do everything possible to keep the area safe. >>> delivery ever under arrest under suspicion from stealing items. reese campbell, 27, was arrested on friday. a homeowner called police after security system detected motion in the house. it showed in and man none in high. they recovered $10,000 of goods. he faces charges of felony residential burglary. >>> those planning a hike trip to a popular hiking area in the south bay over the weekend, will need to make other plans. the rancho san antonio open space reserve is now closed for the next few days. after a family of mountain lions was spotted in the area. in the hills above interstate 280 between m

there are people being forced out and it is changing our community. >> in october the oakland city council will ask for public input on the project. after that the council will decide if the project should go ahead or be sent back to the planning commission for changes. >>> ktvu confirmed president trump is coming to california next month for two fundraiser. he will be in san francisco and los angeles. in april he made a rare visit to california where he attended a $15,000 a plate fundraiser in beverly hills. >>> the battle over bedbugs continues with the president tweeting over the subject. >> reporter: the battle over bedbugs and who is to blame for the creepy crawlers becoming a hot topic on twitter. president trump fueling the debate this morning by blasting the new york time's brett stevens, accusing the columnist or being behind the infestation of bedbugs at the new york times office. the president's biting remarks following reports allegedly the new york times headquarters is battling a bedbug outbreak, and then says the bedbugs are a metaphor, the bedbugs are brett stevens, getting

. >> shannon: we begin tonight's western roundup, an oakland city councilman said he left city hall onoken into again. he says his suv has been broken into five times recently, twice in front of city hall. local business owner says 17 other cars right there broken into as well. oakland's homeless population has grown 47% in two years. president trump's portraits joining the colorado capital wall, a year ago a prankster placed russian president vladimir putin in the spot reserved for president trump. voting to make itself a section and limit sanctuary city, city leaders hope to convince the state government to allow needles residents to buy ammunition from out-of-state and honor concealed carry permits from residents of other states. the secure article website babylon be said snopes is trying to get at deep platforms. last week, they accused them of muddying and fanning controversy. the feud between the influential fact-checking website and the christian satire website is raising important questions about ulterior motivation in these fact checks. good to have you with us tonigh tonight.

according to the city of oakland before deciding to clear an e encampment they check for health, location, city and size and the union point location in a negative way. the rvs that can't be driven out will be toed and placed in an inpound. everything outside this area will be thrown out. so they are just migratin, is that the solution? >> it's not the long-term solution. it's not. but if you have one of two of rvs in a particular location and after a certain short period of time, they moved to a different location, city wide that's a lot better than having 20 rvs in one spot. >> reporter: meanwhile as adults try to figure out where to sleep tonight, 6-year-old benjamin plays and dreams that maybe tomorrow he'll have a forever home. do you wish you had a different type of home? >> yeah. >> reporter: like what? >> a home that's a house and have water and fish. >> reporter: you wan ke? red. red pena, abcne. >>> the bay area's housing crisis does affect us all. it's why we dedicated a week of coverage to the topic from issues from renters to homeowners to solutions for the future. find the s

. >>> disability activist sued the city of oakland today. they say they have no choice but to live in the newer buildings with higher-priced tax. julia goodrich on why they say the city's rent control policy is unfair. >> reporter: here is the lawsuit that was filed today. we all know bay area housing is expensive. factor in being disabled and finding accessible housing at an affordable rate next to impossible. >>> 32-year-old and smith needs housing that is accessible. new housing that is assessabfote by the city's rent control program. >>> my rent has gone up by 70%. in the last seven years i have lived in the bay area. we see in our community this is pricey people out. >> reporter: people are forced to live in newer properties where rent keeps going up. >>> it does not seem fair. >> reporter: or live in older properties that have rent control but are not assessable or saved to the disabled. >>> they have to fall on their hands and knees to get to the bathroom. >> reporter: how are you making it work? >>> i have a lot of friends who have in

both men are now at fifth oakland city jail. >>> and this rat is one of the unsavory things that wasked up on regular patrols through the fru failed district. about 30 officers will join him and other officers to join for the weekend cleanups. he is hoping to show authorities care about keeping it clean and also residents may be less inclined to put up like long-standing programs like homelessness. >> taking a stand against plastic and a few companies taking a different approach with straws. >> instead of paper or plastic, they are using pasta. they are trying out pasta straws. many of the compostable paper straws get soggy. this will not get mushy in a cold drink but they will soften up and about one hour. they are composite of all. >> i love that. >> i have strong feelings about this. >> you said with shakes, you cannot do it. >> then it will taste like flour and water if you are trying to drink something. the metal disposable ones are fine. i don't know the company that makes them, but they are at shake shack. they don't dissolve and they don't get mushy. i have an adverse and to

department of transportation will launch a new three year paving plan mayor libby shaf and the oakland city council will be on hand. crews started workweeks ago that have been plagued by potholes. >>> 613 right now the jury in the ghost ship trial will have to return after labor day. the defendants it's up to 39 years in prison if convicted. hunting for a possible arsonist a number of fires have been reported this weekend. yesterday morning four small ones broke out along san pablo avenue a woman managed to escape after someone set her car on fire. >>> supporters of a proposed park in burlingame said they had 1800 signatures. the project will transform a 9 acre open space property into a nature park. facilities would offer hiking, picnicking bicycling and kayaking. >> there's an incredibly small amount of smaes left in san mateo county. we believe this 9 precious acres deserves to maintain this open space >>> all right. let's take a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have the second toughest drive and commute in the nation. southern california has it even worse. drivers in l.a. expe

8.24 we continue to get new video into our newsroom of this 3 alarm fire that's burning in the city of oakland. this is at 9.76 23th avenue, it's a warehouse fire. that started at around 6 23 this morning you can see that thick smoke, not only throughout the city of oakland, but we've received calls from alameda as well. this is just north of the nimitz freeway about halfway between the jingle town and the fruitvale district and that's why it's causing huge traffic delays to folks on the nimitz freeway this morning so we want to check in with rebecca strong who's been watching the sensors and the growing back up there on 8.80 rebecca. >>we are really is heavy guys both directions again because we could see it just east of fires burning east of the freeway right so northbound and southbound both being affected and the drive times really not find so folks can avoid this stretch definitely do so because again we don't even know when the fire is going to be totally alright and then it's going to take time for traffic to recover. so a checking out our traffic map you can see the road sensors showin

city builds affordable housing for everybody. not just condos and luxury apartments that no one from oakland can afford. >> the city has spent a lotf affordable homes in the pipeline but they are not being built fast enough to keep up with demand. we need other cities to follow supak we can't have smaller cities refusing to build affordable housing expecting cities like oakland and san francisco to shoulder the entire burden for the region. >>> for many, this is far more than just inconvenience . >> it is exhausting and it is hard work. >> reporter: the cleanup will take two days but there are many other homeless encampment here, there and everywhere across the bay area and beyond. tom baker, mike mibach -- ktvu fox2 news. the civics are our commission says this display is being torn down pick it is made of fiberglass. the our commission says it would take $96,000 to renovate them and about $8000 per year to maintain them. >>> the sf mta is expected to propose some time tonight whether to name the new chinatown subway station after the late rose pack. the agency has been hearing public comment for several hours. demonstrators rall

homeless community is in limbo waiting to see if their makeshift homes will be taken down by the city of oakland. the community includes a mother and a newborn. kpix 5 reporter , kristin neiers reported. >> reporter: waiting to see if the city of oakland will delay the demolition of a camp that is home to dozens of people including a newborn. this is jeff burris's life. he has a tangle of bicycles that he fixes for money. burris says it is the most stable he has been in a long time. >> i am trying to get on my feet. >> reporter: but it's on the verge of getting turned upside down. earlier this month after a string of fires in the communities the city posted these notices warning residents that the structures they have built would be dismantled and their belongings were discarded. if they don't relocate by wednesday. candace elder the founder of east oakland collective saying people on the stretch are vulnerable. there are senior citizens and families. >> that particular family will get sheltered point we're are working hard on expanding the capacity shoot to shelter families. >> reporter: precio

to abort takeoff. >>> it's been called the great pay, and there's a plan to help 100 miles of oakland city streets be paved. it's expected to take three years and cost $100 million. they adopted the plan in may. >>> here's a live look at the roads. you can see cars packed on the richmond bridge, bay bridge, san mateo bridge, highway 101. we are seeing lights there as well. across america, average commuting time is going longer and getting more frustrating. here's one los angeles driver. >> i feel like it has gotten a lot worse. yeah. i always have to leave, like, an hour early to get anywhere. i am not able to really do more with my mornings. i would like to workout and do other things, but i have to make sure i'm on time to work. ? >> tom costello on the "today" show counts down the five worse cities to commute in. guess what? we are on the list. >> we won't call that breaking news. >> you ask somebody, what is the worst commute in the bay area, and people would say, mine. a big backup on northbound 101. chp is on the southbound side or the opposite side, the north side of 280 right here

oakland. its new surface represents the start of this city's wave of paving. what a difference a pave makes. before the facelift, oakland's harold street was an anything but smooth. just ask residents like meghan laday. >> i one day went out and counted over 237 potholes small and large. >> reporter: but now, harold is among the first of many oakland streets to get a complete overhaul funded with $100 million from measure kk passed by voters in 2016. >> today, we launched the great pave. 100 miles of city streets are getting completely replaced and repaved over the next three years. >> reporter: the 100 miles and $100 million is a good start but still, well short of the $500 million in deferred street maintenance city-wide. oakland has over 800 miles of streets and roads. >> we're doing a lot more paving than we've ever done. under this three-year plan, in just the next year, we're going to triple our typical road repaving pace to 30 miles in one year. >> the money will be distributed throughout the city so virtually every neighborhood should see some kind of improvement. >> we as residents,

. >> in october, the oakland city council is expected to ask for public input on this project. after that, the council is expected to decide if the project will move ahead or be sent back to the planning commission for changes. >>> a landlord in the south bay is under arrest after police say she tried to force her tenant out by staging a break- in. the police say 50-year-old sani of sunnyvale wanted to evict a family of five. she said had not paid rent on the rental property in mountain view. the officers said she got together with four people from san jose, shut off power to the unit and had them force their way into the home using a knife. >> there are all of these messes being done essentially to force them out by fear and ultimately with a knife incident through physical force. >> the family was able to escape out of the back door. neighbors say the home was often used as an air bnb rental. but the tenants wanted to go off of the win sat for the arrangement. they're facing a range of charges, including burglary, attempted robbery and conspiracy to commit a crime. >>> time i