i'm so proud of the work i did with phil ting. when i got into officer a year ago and was able to security the temporary navigation sent which allowed us to reduce the number of tents in the mission from at a high before the navigation center opened, of 246 tents, to today, or actually yesterday, of 40 tents in the mission. that work was only possible because we opened that temporary navigation center. i did that together with noou ryu and jeff co-sin ski. we opened that center to solve the crisis in the mission, but we know we only have that center for a certain amount of time. i wasn't to phil ting, the chair of the budget committee and i said, please help us get the funds to find a replacement navigation center for wen this one closes. he said absolutely, we cannot only have temporary solutions, we need permanent solutions and he went and was able to obtain a record amount of money for san francisco to deal with our homelessness crisis, $10 million. which is now allowing us to open not just one navigation center when 1515 south

phil ting hopes the bill passes in california. the teachers here in oakland and administrators will have that active shooter training at 9 a.m. reporting live here in oakland, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> state senator tony mendoza is suing the state senate. he claims that his constitutional rights were violated when lawmakers extended his voluntary leave of absent over sexual harassment allegations. mendoza also argue that is his l.a. county constituents are being denied representation. >>> it is 5:35 right now. let's get a check on our forecast. all important forecast because it's the weekend. >> of course. >> it may be a long weekend for some folks. that's exciting. the weather will be great today and tomorrow and then things will change. we can enjoy the warm spring- like conditions while we have them. right now not so spring-like. it's chilly. we have clear skies. this afternoon spring-like, calm and clear. tomorrow 70. for many inland spots above average about 10 degrees above average tomorrow. blustery and cold on sunday

a bill from assembly man phil ting would expand a current law which would allow loved ones to report someone and prevent them from getting a gun. it would expand that law to allow "anybody" to report someone they fear could be violent and including anybody, not just a loved one. it's the type of bill phil ting said may have stopped the parkland shooter from buying a gun. >> criminals by their definition don't obey laws. when you pass laws that simply restrict the right of law- abiding citizens, that does absolutely "nothing." >> you can't excuse violence or gun violence especially a mass shooting at a school. >> reporter: as of january 2017, california requires residents to register assault weapons including ar-15s but that prompted manufacturers to release a work-around before the bill passed including a ar- 15 model with slight modifications which makes that model legal. it's going to be an uphill battle in california and anywhere to make changes to gun laws. meanwhile, teachers and administrators here at oakland unified school district will have to go through that training. it beg

. >> reporter: saturday the group invited assembly member phil ting to speak at a community meeting.o's getting hit like crazy. >> reporter: ting recently introduced a bill aiming to close loopholes that result in many car break-ins being classified as misdemeanors. >> we can only create the laws or fix the laws and then once the laws are fixed or created then there needs to be -- they nooed need to be implemented. >> there needs to be more community activism. >> reporter: neighbor rachel miller garcia says the warning signs are helping. some residents have installed security cameras. they shared images of car burglars smashing windows in broad daylight. >> they're doing everything from breaking into many tourists' cars in the neighborhood to running up and down our streets and ringing our door bebells toe if someone's home and then breaking in. >> reporter: stop crime sf also follows court cases. members say too many criminals are immediately let back out on the street. the group plans to hold more meetings and attend public hearings on this issue. elissa harrington, abc 7 news. >>>

. >> phil ting has introduced a bill to ban people from buying or possessing a gun if a family member reports that the person may become violent. ting's bill would allow anyone to file those reports. >> tonight is not just politicians and parents, students are demanding action as well. kpix5's joe vasquez continues our team coverage. >> one of the hallmarks of the coverage of this shooting have been the strikingly eloquent voices of some young teenagers not just in florida but also here in the bay. >> when you see the cycle of inaction and it seems hopeless all there is left is hope right. >> 3,000 miles away from parkland, florida the students of tumult high in mill valley. these students say they recognize the next shooting could happen anywhere. unless they say they could somehow push elected officials to put restrictions on certain kinds of guns. they say they want the florida shooting to inspire their classmates to vote to force change. >> our goal tonight is to show those people in florida that this really matters to us and that we're willing to do anything. >> some of their tee

. >> reporter: saturday the group insighted assembly member phil ting to speak at a community meeting. ting introduced a bill to close a loophole in a law. >> closing the loophole so we can have organized crime going from car to car to car, home to home to home, retail tore retailer to retailer, we're going to loop all those together so that can count as a felony. >> there needs to be community activism. >> reporter: she says the warning signs are help. some residents have installed security cameras. they shared images of car burglars smashing windows in broad daylight. >> everything from breaking into tourists' cars to running up and down our streets and ringing our doorbells to see if someone's home, then breaking in. >> reporter: stop crime sf follows court cases. members say tool criminals are immediately let back out on the street. the group lance to hold more meetings and attend public hearings on this issue. ellis sa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> students who survived the florida massacre rallied in south florida demanding stricter gun laws. jim ryan is in ft. lauderdale where em

. >> reporter: saturday they invited phil ting to speak. >> san francisco is getting hit like crazy. >> reporter: he introduced a bill that would result in car break-ins being classified as misdemeanors. >> we can only create the laws or fix the laws and then they need to be implemented. >> reporter: rachel miller garcia said the warning signs are helping and some residents and installed security cameras. >> they're doing everything from breaking into tourist cars in the neighborhood to running up and down our streets and ringing our doorbells to see if someone's home, and then breaking in. >> reporter: they also follow court cases, members say too many criminals are immediately let back out on the street. the group plans to attend public hearings on this issue. elissa harrington, abc7 news. >>> basketball superstars lebron james and steph curry are responding to controversial comments from fox news host lau laura ingraham. she said players should stay out of politics and just shut up and dribble. >> we will definitely not shut up and dribble. i will definitely not do that. >> we'll

san francisco assemblyman phil ting joined kron4 earlier this evening...d spoke to us about his newly proposed gun violence restraining order. last week's horrific florida school shooting has reignited the need for gun control. current law allows family members and law enforcement to petition a court when they believe someine is an "immediate and present danger" to themselves or others. assemblyman ting explained the difference in the new proposal. "so what we wanna do is expand it to people who are coworkers, people who are with you at school, k through 12 school as well as at universities...and also people who are mental health professionals...people who are around you the most." (steve) ting followed that by saying it's not simple as calling a hotline and telling them to take guns away... but rather going to court and having a judge agree that danger is present to issue a restraining order. (pam) concord police have arrested a man for d-u-i... after he crashed his car into an insurance building sunday. police say, joseph bey of antioch was under the inf

and former mayor ed lee to find this location and want to send a special thanks to assemblimember phil tingthat obtained the $10 million from the state that will help to fund the lease and operation of the center. this is the only way that i know how to humanely and effectively address the homeless crisis, provide the services that are essential, keep people safe and living in dignified spaces and improve the safety conditions for commuters getting from home to work every day, using this location, so i wanted to thank everyone for their hard work on this. i wanted to thanks supervisor cohen for hosting this navigation center in her district and i hope that you will join me in supporting this lease. >> clerk: peskin aye. ronen aye. safai aye. safai aye. stephanie aye. tang aye. yee aye. breed aye. cohen aye. fewer aye. kim aye. there are 11 ayes. >> supervisor breed: the resolution is adopted unanimously. supervisors safai wanted to do something in san francisco, while surrounded by his family. after suffering a devastating stroke in 2009. alec was born in los angeles, graduated from santa m

it was authored by democrat phil ting of san francisco and a republican of san diego. the money would fund local homeless shelters and other programs. under the bill, local governments would have to match any state funding. >>> yesterday marked one year since a devastating flood in san jose destroyed homes without warning and a lot of people are still struggling to rebuild today including a young san jose college student. xavier is staying at a church. he talked to a woman weeks before losing his home. a month before coyote creek flooded, kathleen crow put up flyers to help homeless students. xavier called wanting to help them, as well. lit did he know he would be calling -- little did he know he would be calling her back needing her help. >> i said you come on down and let's see what we can do. >> since the flooding, crow has helped more than a dozen homeless students find a place to stay. >>> awww that's cal, a new found friendship. >> jaclyn, i hope you don't feel too left out. >> we didn't plan this. >> nope. >> in fact, this is sort of a tragedy of not planning. >

joining me now...assemblyman phil ting who is behind the bill..big story - very cold weather on the way for tonight. a freeze warning has been issued for most of the bay area.. this is new viewer video -- showing hail falling in berkeley..chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is standing by with just how could it's going to get. lawrence karnow: it was a cold, brisk day with a few showers popping up around the bay area. there was even some snow over our local mountains. winds were also blustery making it feel even more chilly. you can see some of the showers still popping up on doppler radar. we've even had reports of hail. the skies will begin to clear out and we'll likely see unsually cold temperatures. freeze warnings are up everywhere away from the coast and bay. lows will be in the mid 20s and low 30s. frost is even likely right near the coast. a frost advisory has been posted there and the bay. on the satellite you can see the cold air moving in from alaska. it doesn't carry much moisture but it is very cold. we could see some record cold lows

. >>> assembly man phil ting of san francisco will reintroduce legislation that would allow coworkers orders against someone who may be at risk of harming themselves or someone else. current law only allows family members and police to go to court to force a troubled person to give up firearms. the governor vetoed the measure two years ago but the assembly man says the increase in shootings at workplaces and schools shows there is a need for the new legislation. >>> the oakland unified school district will hold an active shooter training this morning. >> leigh martinez is live to talk about the training that teach everies and staff are getting today. >> reporter: that's right. oakland schools receive training every year on what to do if an active shooter were to come on campus. this training is just for teachers and staff. no students are participating. it was actually on the books scheduled months ago. it will begin at 9:00 and go on until noon today. now, the training will prepare school staff to deal with an active shooter on campus by raising awareness on everything from the chara