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tickets are five dollars with all the money raise going to the sharks foundation. parking is free and the gates open at 5:00. >>> did you watch the warriors game last night? of the warriors i headed to their fifth straight nba finals after this with the portland trail blazers heckuva game. steph curry led the way with 37 points along with 13 rebounds and 11 assists. last nights game was close filled with tension. klay thompson tied the game in the fourth quarter. can native damian lillard of the trailblazers had a chance to win the game but the balls bounced out. the game went into overtime and then dream on the green today shto create. fremont grain drives for three. >>> it was a three indoor years one when it desk 117 in overtime. here's how to wrap the people tried and did make. steph curry draymond green kim the first pair of teammates in history to have a triple-double and the same game. rriors of th franchise since the boston celtics back in the 1960s when i was a boy to reach five straight finals. here is joe fonzi with the postgame reaction. >> reporter: with andre

the city is also working on a safe parking wall that would accommodate some of the vehicles. but the law foundationseal you say the courts have held that an ordinance that bans parking without an offer of a place to sleep amounts to cruel and unusual punishment. >>cities cannot miss hadley ticket people for an avoidable consequences of their being. so basically what that means cities can criminalize homelessness where they're not providing shelter or some other option for people to sleep indoors in mountain view, rob flood kron 4 news. >>a series of storms on their way to the bay area chief meteorologist or as colonel joins us with the latest these are going to be significant yet really unusual seeing the stronger this time of year the clouds already moving in not much in the way of rain just ship and not expected. >>that really moving in as we head toward tomorrow also yeah we've got that storm system off the coastline doppler radar tracking the couple raindrops out there almost has not hit in the graham ground but you see just off the coastline. all the mass here this is the storm system that rea

the city is also working on a safe parking wall that would accommodate some of the vehicles. but the law foundation, a seal you say the courts have held that an ordinance that bans parking without an offer of a place to sleep amounts to cruel and unusual punishment. >>cities cannot massively ticket people for an avoidable consequences of their being. so basically what that means cities can criminalize homelessness where they're not providing shelter or some other option for people to sleep indoors in mountain view, rob flood kron 4 news. >>so there's a new program in east palo alto that's providing people living in our v's with space to park overnight. it also comes with restrooms showers and laundry services. so this site is located at 1798 bay road and we'll accommodate about 16 harvey's throughout the night. so the arby's are then asked to vacate during the day. participants will be required to engage with social workers to assist a minute, you know their continued search for housing. only are these verified to have been in east palo alto as of june 15, we're actually fixes we january 15th were

parks. amy rubino, the director of the foundation family fund, thank you to amy. staff from san francisco for sports and recreation. thank you for your entire grapefruit stepping up here. anna, you have been amazing, i also want to acknowledge a captain from park station. [applause] i want to acknowledge jim elling from kaiser, they have been an incredible partner with us and supporting the playground, also present today our energy and robert from the parks and recreation open space advisory committee, thank you to prozac for all of your support and involvement. we have our construction and design team here. i want to thank contracting and rha landscape architecture. thank you for this. i also want to thank the city staff that's been involved in the design process. i saw albert from public works here. thank you for your incredible partnership. to my own team, to caribou prior to is not only involved in the panhandle project but hoping to drive the entire let's play initiative and our general of the let's play initiative who keeps his -- this whole thing moving, ou

hosting their official party and tickets are five dollars with all the money raised going to the foundation parkingparking is free. the warriors are headed to the finals after sweeping the portland trail blazers. >>> seth curry 13 rebounds and 11 assists. the game was close. thompson tied late in the fourth quarter and the oakland native had a chance to win the game. the ball bounces out. it went into overtime and nailed a clutch 3-point shot. >> became the first. teammates in playoff history to have a triple double in the same game. wares are the second and the celtics to reach five consecutive finals. >> reporter: they got solid contributions from 11 of the 12 players on the active roster and did just that. in the end the stars played like stars. they both had triple doubles and curry knew it would take nothing less to complete this. >> is kind of crazy to think about. want to enjoy it and it defines the season to win a championship. >> the wares have a week and a half to get healthy before playing in the finals. that means we in all likelihood will see he will probably see kevin durant and we mi

tickets will cost you $5 and all the money raised go to the shark's foundation. parking in the a, b and c lots are free. the gates open at 5:00. >>> the warriors are headed to their fifth straight nba finals after they swept the portland trailblazers last night. steph curry led the way with 37 points, 13 rebounds and 11 assists. it was a tough game. it was close. clay thompson tied the game late in the 4th. damian lillard had a chance to win the game in the 4th but the ball bounced out. this game went into overtime, then draymond green hit as clutch shot. ch shot. that was the dagger. the warriors win 119-117. damian tries once more to win for portland right here but it didn't happen. the warriors won. steph curry and draymond green became the first pair of teammates in play-off history to have a triple-double in the same game. the warriors are the second franchise as the boston celtics back in the 1960s to reach five straight finals. >> they was getting everything they wanted and everyone else was. we knew if we wanted a chance to win the game we had to make a stand def

the money raised will go to the sharks foundation, parking in the avc lot is free. the gates will open at 5:00. >>> the golden state warriors are heading to their fifth straight nba finals after sweeping the trailblazers. they returned home overnight with the western conference finals trophy in hand, now all eyes are on the eastern conference finals at toronto and milwaukee. clay thompson tied the game late in the fourth quarter, and the oakland native, damian lillard had the chance to win the game, but the ball bounced out. the game went into overtime. the warriors win, steph curry and green became the first players to have a triple-double in the same game.>> they were given everything they wanted, and everyone else wanted. we knew we had the chance, that is what you pitch a basketball is all about. we may not be able to do it for 48 minutes, but when you can lock in most when it matters, we can live with those results. we gave ourselves the chance.>> we just played with confidence, we have been here before, we have been through a lot of experiences and the champio

. >>> to get nonprofits challenging mountain view's plan to ban arby's from parking on city streets. the law foundation of silicon valley and the aclu called the band cruel and unusual punishment. rg it discriminates against the homeless population violates the constitution. mountain view city council expected to review its ordinance again next month. >>> a family in oakland finally found justice for a four decade- old murder. 57 -year-old dennis eagle was found guilty of stabbing and strangling betty lions in 1979. her death remained unfaltering for 37 years. new dna and fingerprint techniques led investigators to eagle. he was just 18 at the time of the murder. and maybe the oldest cold case ever tried and alameda county. he now faces life in prison without parole. >>> the suspect in the fatal shooting at a southern california synagogue has pleaded not guilty to federal hate crime charges. 19 -year-old john earnest made his first appearance inside a federal courtroom today. he is accused of opening fire inside the synagogue last month. one person killed, three others wounded. the federal charges are

and then there was the other park, we had the foundation, 25.5 and we have the environmental justice eanup. but one thing i kept on hammering over is the cost of the particular project. the parks are only dealing with one, two, three small parcels and has a cost that goes up to 120 by the time it gets built, $125 million. and in the back of your mind, if you remember -- if you can be patient with me for a minute, there is a problem with, what do you get from this particular project? i'm looking at the fiduciary relationships. i'm hoping that the developers of the 1500 units would be more generous to this particular project. it has very high estimate cost. and if you compare it to the embarcadero center, $50 million for the whole place during the year 2000? so we're jumping way up scale on the property value. that's all i have to say about that particular piece. it is good work that the people of the project -- the project manager getting the funding. i like that very much. one small other thing to say about the japanese teagarden and maintenance fund part. at committee there was estim

national shooting and sports foundation park also the american foundation for suicide prevention which is another nonprofit heavily engaged in research and the space calling for the three agencies to work together to bring firearms owners, dealers and trade organizations to the table and in the state of new hampshire and has the state of colorado. we are doing quite a bit of work in the space. >> are you actually hosting these. >> not at the national level but they are locally and even going door to door to dealers and owners talking about suicide risk. >> so with this work going on we are not doing those directly but the funding goes as the state has been used in a number of different states to fund this activity. >> thank you for sharing this information we could possibly evaluate these partnerships to see if there is a direct will we can play and if our committee can be helpful to accelerate that. >> you are recognized for five minutes. >> to the witnesses, thank you for being here today. doctor stone's and franklin i can see you are deeply committed to this issue. my fear is there

the city is also working on a safe parking wall that would accommodate some of the vehicles. but the law foundation, a seal you say the courts have held that an ordinance that bans parking without an offer of a place to sleep amounts to cruel and unusual punishment cities cannot massively ticket people for unavoidable. >>consequences of their being. >>so basically what that means cities can criminalize homelessness where they're not providing shelter or some other option for people to sleep indoors in mountain view rob kron 4 news. >>still to come a group of east bay teachers getting ready for a possible strike will explain their dispute with the school district when we come back. >>and representative alexandria ocasio-cortez's making the case for radical action to combat climate change and she takes a shot at former vice president joe biden details ahead plus boeing announcing it did not receive a single order for any new jets, the entire month of april. >>why we're not just talking about the max 8 jets. and the first in a series of storms about to hit the bay area about there are more lining up >

the city is also working on a safe parking wall that would accommodate some of the vehicles. but the law foundation, a seal you say the courts have held that an ordinance that bans parking without an offer of a place to sleep amounts to cruel and unusual punishment. >>cities cannot massively ticket people for unavoidable consequences of their being. so basically what i mean cities can criminalize homelessness where they're not providing shelter or some other option for people to indoors in mountain view, rob kron 4 news. >>meanwhile, the city of east palo alto has launched a program to provide people living in our fees with space to park overnight. he also get restrooms showers and laundry services the site is that 1798 bay road and it will accommodate 16 rv east throughout the night the arby's the people in them are then asked to vacate throughout the day participants will be required to engage with social workers to try to assist them in their search for permanent housing, only are these verified to have been in east palo alto as of january 15th were allowed to apply for the program there is curr

tickets are $5 and all the money raised will go to the shark's foundation and parking in the abc lotfree and gates will open at 5:00 p.m. >>> the golden state warriors are heading back to their sixth straight nba finals after sweeping the portland trailblazers. now all eyes are on the eastern conference finals at toronto and milwaukee play their game four tonight. stephen curry led the way tonight. clay thompson tied the game late in the 4th quarter. damian lillard had a chance to win the game but the ball bounced out and draymond green nailed a plus-shot. shot. the warriors win 119-117. curry and green became the first players in nba play-off history to have a triple and a double in the same game. >> they was getting everything they wanted and everyone else was. we knew if we wanted a chance to win the game we needed to make a stand defensively and that is what championship basketball is about. you may not be able to do it for 48 minutes but if you can lock in the most when it matters we can live with those results. we gave ourself as chance and we were able to play it out. >> we ha

. >> the parking restrictions that would try to force people out of the city is not a solution. >> with the law foundation. they co-authored a letter with the aclu demanding the city stop advancing an ordinance to ban oversized vehicle parking citywide because it violates the constitution. >> they had to provide an opportunity to slope indoors. >> he said he applause the effort to find alternative. he says it's not enough. >> the need for affordable housing and shelter housing is just vastly outstripping the city's ability to provide safe parking spaces. >> i read it and i would not say anything rae stood out. >> she says the city is looking over it and will consider the claims being made. >> it is really in the hands of our city attorney to take a look at it. abc7 news. >>> shifting to the warriors. and we are just less than an hour now. checking the clock. until the tip-off. >> the doves are hosting the trail blazers. it will be very interesting to watch. >> mindi bach joins us live with a preview. >> so are the warriors fans. >> reporter: this is the first time they meet. they tone have grantor cousins

that would essentially ban people who own vehicles said discharge sewage from parking them on city streets. now the law foundationnd a clu of sent a letter advising the city to drop the plan that's according to staff attorney michael trujillo. >>simply trying to enact new park in a search and an effort to force people out of the city. does just that an air france, congress original. >>in a statement, the city said it is reviewing existing parking ban laws in other cities but had no comment on any possible legal challenge. there are thought to be people living is and sleeping in as many as 290 vehicles in mountain view. the city is also working on a safe parking lot that would accommodate some of those vehicles. are 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look at the embarcadero in san francisco. >>and we're waiting for a string of storms tore are private chief meteorologist lawrence carter was here. they signed the kind of storms are not likely to sleep through lawrence. >>no i'm not sleeping through anything that's why i love it. i love this kind of weather they could get really excited when you get those thunders

parking on city streets. the aclu and the foundation of silicon valley wrote a joint letter.ommunity. mountain view has been looking into temporary housing options for some of the people living in rvs. >>> people who live in the dixie school district cannot make suggestions for a new name for the district, they will have several chances this month to do so. the new name ideas will do go to a naming advisory. the district decided to change the name last month because many associated the name to slavery, racism, and the confederacy. >>> police and hayward are searching for suspects involved in an officer involved shooting. this happened yesterday afternoon, nobody was hurt but police want to talk to people seen racing away from the scene. we are still waiting to hear from police about details on the suspects and the officer involved in the shooting. >>> authorities in hollister are trying to track down a possible police impersonator seen driving a car similar to this one. a woman reported being pulled over by the car but drove away when she suspected the person was not a real o

would severely restrict if not outright a band this kind of parking no action has been taken so far but now to nonprofit organizations, law foundation in the a clu are challenging the ideal with a letter to the city that says the courts have already ruled on this and they're saying such a ban is not only unconstitutional. but represents a cruel and unusual punishment. here's more on that thinking now from the law foundations michael to heal. >>the city can use on constitutional to address this issue that concerned going to your calls and he's actually provide services to both needs to through our region come to you. the solution simply trying to enact restrictions number 2 forces people out of the city does just so there's case on the 9th circuit here in west coast. saying that cities can not mister we take people for consequences so basically what i mean cities can allies or not and shelter or some other option people to sleep, >>the city is also considering a second ordinance a safe parking orders but that would only accommodate a fraction of these people, some 80% of whom would be forced to leave town is thought if this goes thro

parking on city streets. the aclu and the law foundation of silicon valley hosted a joint letter calling the plan cruel and unconstitutional. the organization say the proposal punishes those for not being able to afford a house. long view has been looking into temporary housing options for some of those living in rvs. >>> police are now patrolling the city's waterways as part of a pilot program aimed at reducing crime and pollution. they're targeting coyote creek guadalupe river and other areas were homeless setup can't -- camps. the water district is paying the city of santa fe $200,000 for the eight month program. officer say they have made many arrests already. >>> the 2017 n. bay wildfire has issued an award here. >> i look up and you could see the flames coming through. >> she is been a dispatcher for 17 years. she said during the night they had to improvise in an intense situation. and 24 hours 1300 incidents and 4000 calls came in. the massive fire swept across the north bay. the international academy of emergency dispatched nature dispatcher of the year. the national award came from baltimore two weeks ago. she did

additional support is provided by the abrams foundation, committed to excellence in journalism.nd the parkion, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. the john and helen glessner family trust. fopporting trustworthy journalism that s and inspires. and by the frontline journalism fd, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. and additional sport from koo and patricia yuen. through the yuen foundation. >> thousands of people are pouring into the phoenix area , day... >> super bowl xlw just a day away... >> ...kicks off tomorrow in glendale, arizona... fans of the seahawks an patriots flying in say they're loving the location... >> it's not just another night the town. tonight, phoenix is the town... >> local businesses getting all prepped and read >> narrator: before the super bowl came to phoenix in 2015, the city began preparing for the arrival of tens of thousands of people. >> so many people here... >> narrator: and they worried that not all of themould be coming for the game. >> ...surprised to find out where sex trafficking's at the super bowl. >> there's alw

park. they display the technologies in place to address auto safety concerns and of the foundation for the deployment of self driving vehicles. i introduced with chairman sc hakowsky legislation that -- four record -- legislating self-driving vehicles, providing updates for outdated regulatory and statutory bagels and ensure that the national transportation safety board gets the data it needs, also while improving safety and mobility for those with disabilities, and those underserved by inadequate transportation. there was legislation that was helped to spur technology to help prevent a child from losing their life in a vehicle. companies are investing major resources in the research and deployment of these technologies. the self drive act when it provided much-needed certainty and updates to existing rules to unleash this generation. -- innovation. earlier this year, i requested the chairman of the full committee that this committee stay focused on this issue. believe our work on the self drive act was an example of this committee at its best, working together in an open process on techno

. >> parking restrictions at -- that deal with the problem by trying to force people out of the city is not a solution. >> reporter: this lawyer with the law foundationed a letter with the aclu demanding the city stop advancing an ordinance to ban oversize vehicle parking citywide because the ordinance violates the california and u.s. constitution saying it punished people for, quote, merely trying to survive and stay in their own community. >> the case law in the eighth amendment is the city has to provide an option to sleep indoors and not just a safe place to park. >> reporter: he applauds the city's effort to come up with alternatives like safe parking program but said it is not enough. >> the need for affordable housing and shelter housing is just vastly outstripping the city's ability to provide safe parking spaces. >> i wouldn't see anything that stood out in my mind. >> reporter: the mayor said the city is looking over the letter and will consider the claims being made. >> at this point it really is in the hands of our city attorney and her staff to take a look at and keep that in mind as they draft the ordinance that will come back to counse

parking. and so if the foundation did not come to their aid, she won have been able to take advantage of a medicalgags. that seems crazy that they can't get there. let's talk about impact and what this collaboration means. you have people who are already coming to ucsf. they have to qualify for a clinical trial, which is not always an easy hurdle. and then you say to them, okay, here is the program that we have here that you can be a part of? >> well, so once the patients are identified that they would be a good match for a clinical trial, then they're made aware of the opportunity. there are some details about how the study is designed. because what we're really trying to show here is whether or not letting people know that there is some financial relief would encourage them to participate in their trial. so we're actually doing this in a randomized way. it was the offer of that financial relief that increased participation in clinical trials. >> okay. so tell me about -- you had some initial numbers coming back that talks about is this actually working. >> yes. >> what are the numbers. >> i just

structural design makes use of the existing garage foundations an perimeter walls it maintain soil retention. we have provided for car and bicycle parking that considers the surround and the site as a neighborhood garage. in summary it's resulted in the project proposal in front of you today. >> i'm with t.s. design. the project is composed of two buildings. one facing north point street and one facing larkin street. the existing street frontages are composed of stucco buildings and warm color tones. the north point building will be made of a series of bay windows reflecting the rhythm of the block. the proposed materials as shown on the mock up you can see the north point building. and panels both on the body of the building and the bay windows in a series of warm tones that reflect the block tones. they range from a lighter gray tone to a darker gray and creamy beige color. we have dark accents at the windrow and trim and it's a base of concrete. the larkin street building has similar materials but just uses two colors with the ground floor with raised residential stoops off the streets and happy to answer questions about the project.

park by 2023. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk. sad breaking news this morning. doris day has died. her foundation just announced that within the last 15 minutes. here are old pictures of her. she portrayed the wholesome girl next door in a lot of movies in the '60s, her career spanned for several decades and she also had the doris day animal foundation. she was a huge advocate for animal rights and getting some homeless animals adopted. also co-owned the cypress inn down in caramel, carmel, california. there is a doris day film festival going on right now at the stanford theater. >>> american consumers are expected to see higher prices on a range of products with no end in sight to the trade war between the u.s. and china. and just a few minutes ago china nounsed its first retaliatory tariffs totaling $60 billion. on friday president trump raised tariffs from 10 to 25% on $200 billion worth of chinese goods. he also began the process of ordering additional tariffs on other imports worth 300 billion. the white house's top economic advisor acknowledged yesterday that u.s. consumers and businesses w

vehicle, change lanes, avoid front end collisions, even parking to demonstrate the role technology plays to address all safety concerns with the foundation of self driving vehicles. i introduced the self drive act which clarifies the self driving vehicles to provide much needed updates with regulatory barriers to ensure nhtsa gets what it needs all focusing on consumer safety, improve mobility for those with disability or senior citizens and underserved by an adequate public transportation. including legislation to spur innovation to help avoid the tragedy of a child losing their life so those resources of research and appointment the self drive act to unleash this innovation early this year joining leaders the gentleman of new jersey and the full committee that this committee stay focused on the issue and the self drive act is an example working together with technology to save lives passing in committee and on the house floor it's my hope we can make this into a priority with this congress and within this subcommittee the gentle lady has worked tirelessly to prevent a tragedy we have heard about leaving a child in the hot car i commend

. >>> the menlo park city council will make a final decision about the plan to cut down seven redwood trees today. the property owner says there are safety hazards and the foundation is damaged and the owner can't make repairs until the trees are removed. activists who want to save the redwood trees plan to demonstrate ahead of tonight's city council meeting. >>> caltrans says it is making steady progress on repairs to the richmond san rafael bridge and on track to finish the upper deck by july, replacing 22 of the bridge's 31 expansion joints during overnight hours. the new rubber seals will allow the bridge to shrink and expand to prevents cracking of the concrete road. >> and that leads us to sal. he is over here in his office right there. hey, sal? there he is! >>> you know what, we have a problem at the bay bridge toll plaza. our crew was driving to another story and saw it. let's put you will alex savage. can you tell us where is the accident, allie? >> caller: we didn't see the accident but we can testify there is a lot of traffic and slow going on the bay bridge. you want to get to the toll plaza and through the toll plaza and we are kind of stop and go be

foundation. their efforts to pack the courts continue this week with an upcoming vote on a nominee for the second circuit in new york, michael park, who fought to restrict access to reproductive health care for women. in one recent example, mr. park defended kansas' attempt to defund planned parenthood by terminating its medicaid contracts. this would have ended the vital services planned parenthood provides to low-income patients such as for cancer screening and access to contraception. fortunately, the judges who heard that case rejected mr. park's arguments, but now with his confirmation to the second circuit all but assured, mr. park is set to become the judge in these types of cases. it is no wonder that both of his home state senators oppose his nomination. not satisfied with packing our courts with judges who have ideological right-wing agendas, donald trump and republican leaders are resorting to incendiary, reprehensible, and false rhetoric to inflame their base. we have seen this most recently in the debate around the so-called born-alive abortion survivors protection act. with the vilification of women who seek abortio

phil, the park alliance and a lot of other people they created an environment from the philanthropic community can contribute. it is important. to doug and lisa and to the co are. rett foundationll people who participated in this and everybody who wrote a check or helped advance the ball we say thank you from the bottom of our hearts. i can't be wait for my daughter who plays tennis to come out and watch her play. thank you very much. [applause.] >> thank you, mark. let's focus on the partnership. the spark was not government for the project. it was not me or the mayor. it was the tennis coalition of san francisco. it is the tennis coalition of san francisco advocating for public access to tennis, equitable access and has been the steward of this site for decades and decades and decades. that was the true spark and true originator and creator of this project. i will give a special shout to dave martini. he was the first person to knock on my door 10 years ago and he would not take no for an answer. they are such a tremendous partner and the work is incredible. the journey we have gone on and a long with the tennis coalition is most rewarding. we have really figured it out toge

park police work to try and track down some leads the family got discouraged and hired a private investigator new evidence was discovered, but nothing lead to a suspect the dyer family started a foundationme following her death. they have helped to raise money to help others with traumatic brain injuries. they also recently opened the aquatic center in her honor. >>on the laws one of her. quotations good times, good people perseverance and sacrifice um it's as hydraulic so that would they can live to their patients into the pool. >>today, the award for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible for the hit and run. tops $100,000 the fbi who got involved helping with forensics in the case kicked in $50,000 to recess stasio kron 4 news. >>the full story ran on kron on that's our new 24 7 commercial free streaming service and you can he over to the app store to download crown on today for more exclusive prime our content. >>all right time now to check on that 4 zone forecast as we take a peek outside and look live here at the golden gate bridge and losses there is actually some rain in the seven-day there's a chance a chance there is is a i there's a slight

park maryland. he's a member of the board of directors for the association of wild land fire and serves as a research advisory board for the national fire protection agency research foundation. dr. glenn studies now fire ignition while in urban interface. the physics of wild land fire spread. the processes at which strikes from embers. welcome. our third panel member is director of the national fire association. leading to wildfire safety outreach. cover a broad spectrum of safety education, advocacy, professional training and international outreach. including fire wise usa. recognition program in the wildfire community preparedness campaign. she serves as the board of directors at the international association of wild land fire, and on the executive committee disaster recover membership division of the american planning association. key players in this issue. she also holds a masters of urban affairs degree from boston university with that i'd like to bring up our esteemed members of our panel. [ applause ] >>> good afternoon and welcome. as chief hoover indicated. recently retired director and chief of cal fire, i want to reiterate, it's also for me a sincere honor to be